Boxing Moguls Again Summon Primo and Max
Boxing fans in Pocatello are invited to The Tribune Journal office Thursday evening for a blow by blow account of the Carnera Baer heavyweight title fight. The 15 round bout will be described from ringside via AP wires starting after 7 o clock Pocatello time with preliminaries and crowd highlights announced after 6.
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Carnera Baer Pre Fight Examinations Ordered by New York Commission
In New York on June 12 Primes Carnera and Baer faced another New York State Athletic Commission physical examination as a precaution after being cleared last Friday to fight for the heavyweight title in 15 rounds. Promoters quoted anxiety over Baer’s condition and Carnera’s form as Baer trained at Asbury Park and both men faced renewed scrutiny.
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Primo Falters in Pompton Lakes Training Fog
Promoter Col Kilpatrick says postponement would cost about 100000 dollars, about twenty percent of the expected 500000 match purse. Manager Louis Soresi notes Primo Sardin shadowed at 257 pounds after a day in bed for a cold and sinus trouble.
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Fight Goes on If Levinsky Stays
Los Angeles June 12 reports say boxing match between Kink Levinsky and Art Lasky will proceed at the Olympic auditorium if no last minute disappearance occurs. Levinsky, once missing for three days, returned after a nervous breakdown cited by his sister. Lasky contends Levinsky’s nickname Crawfish versus Kingfish, and the bout includes Levinsky at an apparent ten pound weight edge over Lasky who weighs about 195.
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Probation Judge Finishes Three Minor Hearings
Probate Judge George R. Bailey heard three minor cases Monday morning in Blackfoot. Don Fraker and DeMont Lords of Firth were fined $2.00 and $3.00 costs for reckless driving. Matthew Cook of Gibson Indian was fined $10.00 and $5.40 costs for drunk and disorderly conduct after being arrested Saturday night.
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Long and Hill wed in Howe Idaho ceremony
Thurman Woodrow Long of Howe and Merle Hill of Berenice Idaho were married Saturday by Bishop O Buchanan in Blackfoot.
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League adopts strict rule on Sunday games in Pocatello
City league managers vote to suspend any player who plays for an out-of-town team on Sundays. Reinstatement requires unanimous consent. Rule takes effect next Sunday.
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Camilli Traded to Cubs for Don Hurst by Phillies
Don Hurst a Phillies first baseman since 1928 was traded to the Chicago Cubs for Dolph Camilli a young first baseman. Camilli had been purchased by the Cubs last season for about 25000 dollars. Phillies manager Jimmy Wilson praised Camilli as a promising fielder who can hit to all parts of the outfield.
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Angels chase third straight Coast League pennant
San Francisco notes the Los Angeles Angels extended their 1934 coast league run to 40 straight victories in 1934 with a four game sweep of San Francisco last week. Oakland looks set to be the next victim as Seattle and Portland also feature in the race with Frenchy Bordagaray’s return to Sacramento heating up the capital city pitching matchups.
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Wrestlers in Two Matches Highlight Card
Joe Savoldi of Three Oaks Michigan tossed Al Mercier of Worcester Massachusetts in one hour three minutes thirty five seconds in Camden New Jersey John Pesek of Ravenna Nebraska defeated George McLean of Boston in straight falls revealing a wrestling card with two results.
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N.C.A.A Meet Draws Pack With 164 Athletes Traveling
Los Angeles June 12 The thirteenth annual N C A A championship will feature 164 athletes from 74 institutions receiving traveling expenses for June 22 23. USC posted 20000 to cover the costs of 11 Wading performers and Willis O Hunter said total cost to bring the 164 selected will be 18500 with 1500 prorated to nonselected entrants who place in the meet. LSU KU and Illinois lead with seven competitors each earning transport benefits.
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Young Pitching Aces Shine In Early Major League Season
The season shows many rookies making the grade as pitchers in both leagues. Johnny Murphy leads Yankee relief and starting duties with a 4 1 record, while Vernon Gomez adds 3 1. Alton Benton and Buck Newsom also headline strong starts for their teams as the season opens.
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Boxing Results From Multiple Cities Reported
Providence Lou Brouillard knocked out Henry Firpo in a Worcester bout. Birmingham Harry Mason defeated Len Tiger Smith to retain the British welterweight title. Chicago Sherrald Kennard outpointed Chuck Reed, Sailor Born outpointed Jack McCarton, and Joey Berrando fought in Jersey City.
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