World champs of basketball to play here
The Oklahoma Presbyterian college Cardinals, named world champions after beating the Edmonton Grads, visit Pocatello for a Monday game at the University of Idaho Southern Branch gym. The 8:30 p.m. matchup features two strong lineups including Buhl star Mary Lacy and Irene Chaffee, with local rivals from Pocatello promising a tough test.
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Durant
Okla
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Edmonton Grads
Edmonton
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Canada
Toka Lee Fields
Mary Lacy
Ernestine Lampson
Alberta Zweigart
Irene Chaffee
Lucille Thurman
Mildred Groasman
Coral Worley
Doll Harris
Invaders
Melba Norman
Pearl Corbridge
Ruth Traughber
Jean Mary Evans
Reed Hall
Buena Harris
Hazel Vickers
Juanita Park
Lahoma Lassiter
Irene Williams
Iera Dunford
Vera Dunford
Lucille Dunford
League Teams Battle Today in Community Baseball
The Sunday double header opens at 2 PM with the O. S. L. Shopps vs Keality Kids, followed by Merchants vs the P. F. E. Co. Batteries include Shops Lar son and Myers Kids Hadley and Isham Merchants Haacke and Brimhall Expressmen Dean and Mattson A 1.1 ten inning deadlock between Kids and Merchants will be played Tuesday evening A benefit game for Art Schrimpster of the P F E Co is Friday at 5 30 PM passes and season tickets will not be honored.
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Keality
Merchants
Shops
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Hadley and
Isham
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Brimhall
Expressmen
Dean and
Mattson
Superior
Art Schrimpster
Keality Kids
Carl Gilb
Duke Rupp
Tom Wilson
A's Sweep Yankees in Doubleheader to Top World Champs
Philadelphia hosts a 9-5 win and an 8-7 victory as the Athletics topple the New York Yankees in a capacity crowd of 35,000. Pinky Higgins drives in four with a homer in the first game, while Jorgens, Foxx, and Williams homer in the nightcap as Lefty Grove fanned five.
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Arndt Jorgens
Yankee
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Crosetti
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Fitz Simmons
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Mancuso
J. Moore
Vergez
Cruz
Jerry
Coast Schools Crack Down on Recruiting Practices
The Pacific Coast conference banned recruiting high school athletes by college representatives and declared any solicited athlete ineligible. Scouting, game participation limits, and game broadcasts were not restricted, with Northern division finalizing a 1934 basketball schedule and football set for decision at the winter San Francisco meeting.
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Wash
Pacific Coast Conference
San Francisco
Baseball scores roundup from major minor leagues
In the International League Rochester lost 2 to 9 to Baltimore while Toronto improved to 11 3 and Albany won 7 2. Newark defeated Buffalo 6 0 and Jersey City triumphed 3 0. Montreal 0. In the American Association St Paul edged Louisville 3 2, Kansas City beat Toledo 15 8 and Milwaukee won 5 4 against Columbus.
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Montreal
Jersey City
American Association
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Louisville
Kansas City
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Milwaukee
Columbus
Peterson-Cummock clash sets golf title at stake
Peterson faces Cummock for the golf title after morning play where Cummock defeated Huth and Peterson beat Smith. President's Cup matches featured Colwell of Rupert and Chapin of Boise, Culbertson of Rupert edged Collin, and Scott beat Ted Marshall. Semis saw Culbertson top Colwell and Scott prevail over Lewis. numerous defaults influenced Saturday sessions.
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H. B. Colwell
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R. W. Chapin
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Colwell
L. L. Culbertson
C. S. Collin
T. R. Scott
Ted Marshall
H. P. Lewis
Herbert Branding
Pocatello
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Scott
Lewis
Bob Davis
M. D. MacMillan
Bob Leute
Jack Atwood
St. Anthony
Dwight Lenzi
Idaho Falls
Art Shultz
Collin
Leute
Shultz
Davis
Belnap
Gibson
Lovejoy
Brandvig
Berrett Brothers Edge Blackfoot In Seven Inning Win
Berrett Brothers beat Blackfoot Giants 6 to 3 in a seven inning game Friday afternoon. Reed Berrett pitched with 13 strikeouts while Evans and Hansen contributed as substitutes due to injuries and absences. Next Thursday the Giants face the Pocatello Merchants at the Fairgrounds at 6 p.m.
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Berrett Brothers
Blackfoot Giants
Evans
Roas
Wayne
Roy
Berrett Bros
Art Berrett
Price
Hansen
Reed Berrett
Eames
Berrett
Auto license fees rise toward sixty thousand in Bannock county
Bannock county's assessing office reports May license fee receipts of 16 945 40 bringing total income to about 60 000 as part of an anticipated 100 000 expenditure for county road maintenance. April gathered about 27 000. The assessor issued 1 004 automobile licenses 117 truck licenses eight motorcycle five commercial three dealer one chauffeur and 68 trailer licenses.
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Bannock County
New C C C Surgeon In Command Here
Lieutenant Colonel Henry C. Mickey Jr of Fort Bemming Georgia arrived at Pocatello to serve as commanding surgeon for the Pocatello district of the civilian conservation corps. He has led the U S Army medical service for 18 years and ran the model hospital at Camp Grant Illinois during World War I. He is a University of Virginia graduate who studied in Vienna and is a member of the American Medical Association.
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Henry C. Mickey, Jr
Fort Bemming
Pocatello
Goodman Captures National Open Title
Johnny Goodman, 23, an Omaha amateur and insurance salesman, won the United States Open by one stroke at North Shore Golf Club. He finished 72 holes in 287 after a late surge by Guidahl, with Craig Wood three behind in third and Walter Hagen tying for fourth after a 66 final round.
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Associated Press
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Ill
North Shore Golf Club
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Omaha
Neb
United States
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St. Louis
Guidahl
Hatame
Craig Wood
Big Blonde
New Jersey
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Walter Hagen
Tommy Armour
Sacramento Clinches Third Straight Win Over Los Angeles
Sacramento beat Los Angeles 9 to 7 to pull within a hair of the Coast League lead after overcoming a early deficit. Newsom Cronin Flynn Noonan and Wirts contributed as Seattle hurler George Caster limited Hollywood to a modest output.
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Calif
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Newsom
George Caster
Seattle
Hollywood
Nine hits and homer fuel late rally to win 11 4
Nine hits and a seventh inning homer with two on sparked a 11 4 win as a player delivered a big late surge. The game featured Seattle 302 002 301 with Hollywood GiG 002 010 48 in a 11 4 final.
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Hollywood
Caster
Cox
Wetzel
Costa
Tobin
Portland TAKES opener in doubleheader victory
Portland edged the Missions 7 to 5 in the first game while losing the second 7 to 1. Kallio Palmisano Pillette and Fitzpatrick yielded 12 hits in game one with Reeves Jacobs Cohen and Duggan on the mound in the second.
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Pillette
Fitzpatrick
Reeves
Jacobs
Cohen
Palmisano
Cole
Leiber
Duggan
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