Legion Team Opens Schedule In Overland Park
The American Legion baseball squad, still short of a full roster, will debut Tuesday at 6 p.m. against Alameda at Overland Park, then wear uniforms Thursday to face the Fort Hall Indians. The team plans several away games this month before district playoff action with Idaho Falls.
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Brewster
Guido
Wade
Massier
Pyper
Stevens
la Rue
Fechtel
Wilson
Kassilometes
Lish Decker
Pilastino
Norman
Adelstein
Howell
Alameda
Overland Park
Fort Hall
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Cardinals in Lewiston for 3 Games
The Gate City club led by Tony Robello, in first place by two games, opens a crucial three game series at Lewiston. Pocatello and Lewiston have split their season series so far, with both teams winning on the road. Salt Lake City, Ogden, and other standings are noted as transfers and schedules unfold.
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Associated Press
Pocatello
Lewiston
Indians
Tony Robello
Gate City
Herb Sanders
South Idaho
Salt Lake City
Cowboys
Twin Falls
Ogden Reds
Boise
Ogden
Reds
Ozden
Fight Results By The Associated Press
Newark Bob Pastor 186 outpointed Freddie Fiducia 187 in Newark. Chicago Tom Kenneally 198 outpointed Henry Wacker 196 in Taylorville Illinois. New York Irish Johnny Mack 138 knocked out Mickey Farber 136 in New York. Pittsburgh Petey Scalzo 126 outpointed Emil Joseph 133 in Pittsburgh. New York Maxie Berger 140 outpointed Carl Red Guggin 134 in Harford Connecticut. Harry Jeffra 123 outpointed Al Mancini 13 in Providence. Miami Ralph Chong 170 listed.
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Associated Presse
Newark
Bob Pastor
New York
Freddie Fiducia
Chicago
Tom Kenneally
Henry Wacker
Taylorville
Ill
Johnny Mack
New Britain
Conn
Mickey Farber
Pittsburgh
Petey Scalzo
Emil Joseph
Maxie Berger
Montreal
Carl Red Guggin
Harford
Harry Jeffra
Baltimore
al Mancini
Providence
Miami
Ralph Chong
Cooperstown Centennial Brings Stars and Smiles
In Cooperstown the centennial edition rolls with Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb noted for their looks while Ruth frets about golf. Bill McKechnie says his pitching worries him. Clark Griffith jokes about an August collapse as trains return after years. Minor leagues plan July 9 events as players eye majors.
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Ty Cobb
Ruth
Bill McKechnie
Cooperstown
New York
Chicago
Baseball
Hall of Fame
N.Y
Baseball Museum
Hell of Fame
Honus Wagner
Grover Alssander
Tris Speaker
Nap LaJoie
George Sisler
Walter Johnson
Eddie Collins
Babe Ruth
Connie Mack
Cy Young
Moving day shifts baseball capital to Cooperstown then Yankee Stadium
The Detroit to Cooperstown moment and back to Yankee Stadium mark a transit of the baseball capital. Al Weill is quoted in the Washington Star as accusing Mike Jacobs of slow strangling boxing. Jacobs paid $82,500 as Lou Ambers' share of the Ambers Pedro Montanez lightweight title fight.
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Cooperstown
Yankee Stadium
Dept
al Weill
Washington Star
Mike Jacobs
Jacobs
Lou Ambers
Ambers
Pedro Montanez
Montana Sets Dates for 1939 Duck Season
Helena Montana officials announced the 1939 duck hunting season will run from October 15 through November 28. The Montana Fish and Game commission established the dates yesterday.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Weather Brightens Rainey Park Softball Night Crowds
A large crowd filled Rainey Park as warm weather drew fans to three fast games. Garrett Transfer beat Ida Refining 4 2 in 50 minutes with Evans dominant on mound. U P Challengers defeated Roddy Kilowatt 4 1 with Orchard driving a first inning homer. Clearing House rallied to 9 7 over Hellenic Club in a seven run seventh. Packers forfeited to Pocatello Mattress due to short onfield players.
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Rainey Park Field
Garrett Transfer
Idaho Refining Co
Evans
Oilers
Joe Rea
R. H. E. Ida
Garret
Rea
M. Smith
W. Evans
Hadley
U. P
Roddy
Orchard
Burt
Gustafson
R. H. E. Challengers
Orchard and Merrill
Gustafson and
Carlson
Clearing House
Lord Byron Hellenic Club
R. H. E. Clear
Y House
Savage
Baseball scores from multiple leagues include close games
Montreal 5 Newark 4. Toronto 8 Baltimore 5. Buffalo 7 Jersey City 4. Syracuse 5 Rochester 4. Minneapolis 4 St. Paul 2. Knoxville 6 Atlanta 4. Memphis 14 Birmingham 1. Chattanooga 7 Nashville 6. New Orleans Little Rock game affected by wet grounds.
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International League
Montreal
Newark
Toronto
Baltimore
Buffalo
Jersey City
Syracuse
Rochester
American Association
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Southern Association
Knoxville
Atlanta
Memphis
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Nashville
New Orleans-Little Rock
Wet Grounds
Whitlow to Teach Archery Class at Idaho Southern
W. B. Whitlow, a noted archery expert, will lead a clinic at Idaho Southern University today from 7 to 8 30 p m. Adults interested in archery are urged to attend. Whitlow will share experience in equipment making and target shooting and may lend equipment. bring your own bows and arrows if available. Carl B. Yanik endorses Whitlow as a top qualified instructor.
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W. B. Whitlow
Idaho Southern University
Whitlow
Carl B. Yanik
Group Tentatively Passes Six Major Proposals
Washington June 13 AP The House Ways and Means subcommittee tentatively backs an 18 percent tax on corporations with net income over 25000 replacing the undistributed profits tax. Proposals include carryover of net operating losses for two years, broadened capital loss deductions, and up to date revaluation of capital stock. The effort aims to raise little change in the 1 billion dollar annual corporate tax yield.
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Washington
House
Ways and
Vyevyvvyv Weive
Tax Committee
Cooper
D., Tenn
Wx Committee
Union Rally in Journal Square Sparks Tense City Showdown
In Jersey City on June 13 the American Civil Liberties Union held a rally in Journal Square after a Supreme Court ruling limited Mayor Hague’s power to curb public assembly. Socialist Leader Norman Thomas, previously escorted out by police, led speakers who had been previously ejected in this host city.
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Thomas
Hague
Jersey City
America
Supreme Court
N. J
Frank Hague
American Civil Liberties Union
Journal Square
Norman Thomas
Rain Aids Shelley Sugar Beet Farmers
Rain around Shelley this weekend benefited sugar beets and helped now ready fields for potato planting. Local farmers report improved crop prospects as the moisture supports early-season field work and soil preparation.
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Shelley
Castor Bean Imports Hit 65 Million Pound Mark Annually
Trade records show annual castor bean imports exceed 65 million pounds aimed at oil production, reflecting a strong demand for the crop in industrial processing.
Pritchard Earns Master of Arts at University of Chicago
Clyde Summerfield Pritchard of 138 South Lincoln Street Pocatello received the Master of Arts from the School of Social Service Administration at the 196th convocation in Rockefeller Memorial Chapel. The university conferred 799 degrees that day. Pritchard completed a field study titled Clients with Tuberculosis Unattached Adults in North and Union Park District.
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Chicago
Ill
Clyde Summerfield Pritchard
Lincoln Street
Pocatello
School of Social Service Administration
University of Chicago
Rockefeller Memorial Chapel
Robert M. Hutchins
Hutchins
Pritchard
Union Park
Pocatello Couple Granted Marriage License
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Kenneth E. Smith of Pocatello and Opal Elizabeth Esslinger of Boise in Boise. The license announces their intended marriage on June 13.
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Boise
Kenneth E. Smith
Pocatello
Opal Elizabeth Esslinger
Masons Attention Conferring Degree Wednesday Evening
Masons are called to attend the conferring of the Master Mason degree on Wednesday June 14 at 7 30 PM led by D A MCCASKILL W M in the lodge.
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Toaha
New Orleans
Joe Dundee
Houston
Tex
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Jimmy Tygh
Philadelphia
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Holyoke
Mass
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Ludlow
Martin Reilly
Fall River
New Haven
George Pepe
Meriden
Oscar Suggs
Cardinals
N. Y
Sam Onead
P. S
al Schacht
Clark Griffith
Yanks
Baseball’s Hall of Fame
Elks Club
Graves & Hood
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National Laundry
Safeway
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U. P. Freight
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Byron Nelson
Reading
Craig Wood
Mamaroneck
Wood
Legion
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Eeeer Stone
Lish Eee
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Kemp Ee
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Beebe
Yellowstone Park
Ewe
Bannock Hotel
Een
Union
Schlitz
Pocatellan
D. A. McCaskill, W.M
Idaho
Reliance Oil CO
Idaho Refining Products
Colburn & Aecareey
Madison Square Gardens
Idaho Lumber & Hardware Co
Bast Center
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