Reveille Boy Wins American Derby Upset at Washington Park
Reveille Boy, a 5 to 1 outsider owned by a former Memphis grocer, upset Gallant Knight to win the $50,000 American Derby at Washington Park. Xenofel and Old Johnny Best followed in the tightly contested race as Reveille Boy clocked 2 0 4 4 5 for a mile and a quarter, lowering the track record by nearly three seconds.
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Billy Arnold Wins Flag Day Auto Race At Tipton Bowl
Billy Arnold of Chicago won the Flag Day auto race at Tipton Bowl, covering 200 miles at an average 115.5 mph in 1 hour 47 minutes 56.4 seconds. Deacon Litz of Dubois finished second in 1:50.31.6 and Frank Farmer of Philadelphia took third in 1:57.33.8. Seven of sixteen starters finished amid two incidents including a fuel fire that burned Winal and his mechanic. First prize added 4500 to Arnold’s yearly winnings. Litz earned 2000 and Farmer 1500.
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Census Figures Given Local Unemployment
Census figures detail local unemployment by precincts in Pocatello City and surrounding country districts. The article lists counts for Precincts 1 3 4 7 8 10 11 12 13 and totals for Pocatello City and outside areas across Alameda precincts and country districts.
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Box Scores and Baseball Totals From Major League Games
Baseball box scores summarize action across leagues, noting two-base hits by Ruth and Hodapp, home runs by Gehrig Porter and Bissonette in late innings, and winning pitchers Johnson and Spencer. Other games cover Browns vs Senators, Cardinals vs Robins, and Braves vs Reds with details on double plays, errors, and line scores.
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Red Sox Triumph as Faber Struggles in Series Opener
Hoston collects 13 hits off Faber and McKain to beat the White Sox 8 to 4 in the opener. Four straight hits in the fourth chase Faber from the mound as Boston seizes a 3 to 1 lead and then adds four more in the sixth. Earl Webb leads Boston with four straight singles driving the offense.
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Pirates Split DH with Phillies in Philadelphia
The Pittsburgh Pirates divided a twin bill at Philadelphia on June 11, winning 19 to 12 in the opener and losing 5 to 4 in the nightcap. Pittsburgh bunched 21 hits off seven Phillies pitchers in the first game, while Phil Collins pitched the Phillies to a win in the second.
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Registered Pioneer Club Shoot Set for Next Sunday
Pocatello Trap Club in Alameda grounds hosts a 100 16 yard targets registered shoot starting at 9 am with four events totaling 13.50 entry. Added money 100 and 50 third yardage handicap plus seven events 23.25. Officials include M. Benson manager George Johnson cashier Chas Sumner president and Fred Zweigart. Elk teams convention shoot also on same grounds Monday June 23 with 100 targets.
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Boxer Suspended by Portland Boxing Commission
Portland June 14 James Carroll secretary of the Portland Boxing commission announced a suspension involving a local boxer. Further details were not provided in the released statement.
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Princeton Crew Defeats California in Lake Carnegie Race
In Princeton New Jersey on June 14 a navy crew edged the California Golden Bears by half a length in a mile and three quarters race. The Middies led early and held off a furious final sprint at 43 strokes per minute to win in the season's first east versus west rowing showdown.
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Harvard polo team eliminated by West Point in 193 tournament
Harvard, the intercollegiate polo champions, fell to West Point with the Cadets leading throughout and winning by a decisive score. Harvard played without star E T Gerry while Georgie Dixon, Portland middleweight, was suspended for allegedly refusing to fight Herman Ratzlaff of Minot, N D, next Tuesday.
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Johnston and Jones win opening day at British amateur
The United States pair Harrison Johnston and Bobby Jones won their matches at the British Amateur Championship. Johnston defeated Bernard Darwin 2-1 with a bold spoon to the flag on the Road Hole seventeenth, while Jones beat Sid Roper 3-2. Darwin praised Johnston's audacious shot as fearless and extraordinary.
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British Regain Wightman Cup at Wimbledon
Britain defeats the United States to reclaim the Wightman Cup in a tight two day series at Wimbledon. Great Britain wins four of seven matches as Moody Watson Jacobs and Godfrey fare alongside McKane era stars.
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How They Stand And Jones Brings Open Memory
Standings show a mix of scores for major leagues with teams listed and results across cities. The Bobby Jones open shot at the Cottage Bunker sections reflect golf history with a celebrated birdie and impact among spectators, noting the rugged wind and precise pitching wedge play.
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Zinn Stars Seals Past Angels 3 1 In Coast Match
San Francisco Seals pitcher Jimmy Zinn held Los Angeles to three scattered hits as they defeated the Angels 3 to 1. Zinn and Gaston drove in runs while Peters and Warren contributed for the Seals.
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De Mar Wins Second Annual Pre Olympic 26 Mile Race
Clarence De Mar, 42, running for Melrose post, won the 26 mile 385 yard pre Olympic race in 2 hours 34 minutes 45 seconds. He finished 10 minutes 56.2 seconds ahead of Harry Chaca of Hopi Indian, last year’s winner. De Mar led from two miles to the tape as Chaco Hopi runners filled the next four spots.
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Utah Gains in Past Ten Years
Salt Lake City June 14 Harry S Joseph district Fesu joseph predicted total state population would reach 503000 compared with 4396 in 1920 Salt Lake County including Salt Lake City has 194003 up 34921 from 1920 Other counties figures not shown in fragment This item notes statewide and Salt Lake County population growth in the decade.
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Grain officers chosen in Lewiston meeting
P Lowden Jones of Walla Walla Washington was elected president of the Northwest Grain Growers association in Lewiston on June 14. Elected as vice presidents were A M Chrystall of Portland Oregon and H L McIntyre of Seattle with Richard Stephens of Spokane as secretary treasurer. Mr and Mrs Harry Ma of Salt Lake City are visiting relatives in Lewiston.
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Schmeling Crowned by NBA After Sharkey Fight
The National Boxing Association recognizes Max Schmeling as the champion after a foul decisive victory over Jack Sharkey. NBA president Stanley M. Isaacs cites fouls in recent matches and outlines forthcoming rules to penalize fouls and allow recuperation time. The board states Schmeling was not responsible for Sharkey’s foul blow and awards full purses to both boxers.
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Detroit Curbs Liquor Trade After New Canadian Export Law
Detroit collector Col. Heinrich Pickert said the first two weeks under Canada's liquor export law reduced smuggling to a rare, small-scale effort. He cited previous activity of about 10,000 men in the rum running racket, with 35,600 cases shipped in the last month of prior operations. He warned the peace may be temporary as smugglers seek other routes, and noted ongoing vigilance against aliens and fur smuggling.
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Aviator Roscoe Turner Plans Boise Nonstop Flight
Roscoe Turner, who recently set an east west flight record, will depart at daybreak tomorrow for a nonstop flight to Boise Idaho. He will be accompanied by William G. Julier, an oil company official.
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