New York Aces Sail to Contest 1924 Olympic Laurels
The Yankee athletes totaling 253 sail from Hoboken aboard the America to compete in the 1924 Paris Olympics. Track and field lead with 105 members, plus 11 gymnasts, 26 boxers, 17 wrestlers, 36 swimmers, seven cyclists, 17 fencers and 10 oarsmen. Yale eight will follow on Homeric after trials at Philadelphia.
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New York
America
Hoboken
France
Yale
United States
Philadelphia
Harvard
New London
Galaxies of Stars
Cambridge
Antwerp
Jack Olz
New York A. C
Chester Bowman
Syracuse
Scholz
Charley Paddock
Frank Hussey
J. Coard Taylor
New York A. A
Ray Robertson
Boston A. A
Joie Ray
George Taylor
Grinnell College
Bill Richardson
Leland Stanford
Basil Irwin
Newark U. C
Ben Owen
University of Pennsylvania
C. E. Gates
Princeton
Pat Macdonald
Robert M. Thompson
Chicago
Standings and matchups from National League games
The list shows clubs and players in various pairings with first and second games noted for Seattle San Francisco Los Angeles Salt Lake and Sacramento. It records names like Dyer Ruether Taylor Cuomo May Wingo Snyder Gowdy and others along with partial scores and venues in a fragmented standings snippet.
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Dyer
Cae
Ruether
Taylor
Cuomo Svein
Mays
May
Wingo
McQuillan
Snyder
Gowdy
Kunz
Read
Rm Vernon
Oak
Chrstian
Sellers
D. Murphy
Seattle
Pouiatel
Secestbes
Scott
Shea
Burger
Geary
Snd
San Francisco
Agnew
Damovich
Salt Lake
Grapmioeng Oessse- Cssrtachense
Koehler
Mulcahy
Cook
Thompson Hall
James
Sunday Shoot Sparks Local Trapclub Competition
A brisk breeze and a large turnout at the Pocatello Trapshooting club Sunday brought strong scores in both regular and practice shoots. Edmonson led as high gun with one drop, while the event featured a 318 pickup and fifty three entries across both programs.
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Pocatello Trapshooting Club
Edmonson
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National Farmer-Labor Convention Arrangements Finalized
Delegates heading to the National Farmer Labor progressive convention will find a complete schedule prepared by the arrangements committee. The note lists steps and stops including Auditorium 2 and Cook Drug Company plus a promotion for Fairyfoot Bunion Plasters.
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GO &J. Paul
Farmer-Labor Progressive Convention
Cook Drug Company
Fred
Ann Arbor Reports and Other Sports Notes From Michigan Briefs
Ann Arbor catcher Jack Blott will report to the Cincinnati Nationals June 23. Earl Combs of the Yankees may miss the season due to a serious slide injury. Emilienne Viasto wins France women’s singles, hailed as Lenglen successor. Trainer Jack Watson dies of heart disease. The first national baseball tourney was in Cincinnati 1867. International Horse Show set for London week of June 20. Lee Fohl praised as the Red Sox Miracle Man. Leading batsmen fail to stay in 400 class. Harry Wills, a future Dempsey foe, once a stevedore. Bob Ferguson noted for catching balls near the bat. Hid Barbarian impresses in New York boxing ring. Syracuse 200 prepares to travel to Los Angeles for a grid clash with USC. Morristown and Kingsport teams emerge as clans in the scene.
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Cincinnati
London
Lee Fohl
Red Sox
Boston
Harry Wills
Dempsey
Bob Ferguson
Brooklyn Atlantics
Hid Barbarian
Detroit
New York
Syracuse University
Los Angeles
University of South California
Morristown
Kingsport
Sports Calendar Highlights Across Multiple Venues
Racing events include Queens County Jockey Club at Aqueduct Kentucky Jockey Club at Latonia Dorval Jockey Club at Montreal and Irish amateur championship at Newcastle Gulf Oklahoma State championship at Ardmore Nebraska State women’s championship at Omaha Track events feature US and Canadian Olympic trials in New York Montreal and Anapely Shooting hosts Great Lakes Zone tournament in Anapely Boxing card lists Pat Moran against Rocky Kans at Long Island City Ardino Balso vs Bud Gorman set for Milwaukee in 10 rounds.
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Queens County Jockey Club
Aqueduct
Kentucky Jockey Club
Latonia
Dorval Jockey Club
Montreal
Gulf
Newcastle
Oklahoma
Ardmore
Nebraska
Omaha
New York
Great Lakes
Long Island City
Ardino Balso
Bud Gorman
Milwaukee
Baseball Question Box by John B. Foster
Baseball readers send questions to John B. Foster, Special Baseball Correspondent of the Pocatello Tribune, to have rules interpreted and plays explained. Write with a stamped self addressed envelope for quick replies.
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John F. Foster
John B. Foster
the Pocatello Tribune
World Building
New York
Baseball Rules Clarified On Pitchers Runners And Substitutions
Starting pitcher may return to the plate if not taken out of the game when relieved. Base runners must re touch base after a tour or umpires may force it. Batter does not receive a sacrifice when a fielder throws out the runner at third on a grounder. A pinch hitter is a substitute brought in to bat in place of the regular batter for likely better hitting.
McCammon Loses at Bancroft in Error Filled Game
McCammon dropped Sunday's game at Bancroft due to repeated errors and a sun in players’ eyes. The 2 hour 20 minute contest featured hit and run action with Nash Edwards Bigbee among those noted for hits as Bancroft piled up 14 left on base while McCammon stranded five.
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McCammon
MccCammon
Bancroft
Schanks
Watts
Nash
Edwards
W. Bigbee
Darkie Bigbee
Kelley
Toolson
Davis
Hanks
Christensen
POA
Linkjenquist
A. Green
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B. Green
Darkie Rigbee
J. Schanks
Hogan
Grant If
Americans win rifle contests in Rheims France
The United States Olympic rifle team won the 300 metres kneeling contest in Rheims on June 16 with Switzerland second and Argentina third. The Americans had also won the 300 metres standing event the previous day, confirming a strong lead in the rifle shooting competitions.
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Rheims
France
United States
Switzerland
Argentina
Labor rivalry sparks danger in Davao province
Manila June 14 AP report by H Cruz director of the bureau of labor warns race prejudice between Japanese and Filipino workers in Davao may cause serious trouble. Japanese laborers receive preference in many industries and a chauffeurs union complaint notes Zepandes residents avoid cars driven by Bonenos.
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Manila
Davao
H. Cruz
Bureau of Labor
Secretary of Commerce and Communications
Philippine Islands
Chauffeurs’ Union
Zepandes
Crushan
Wood
Review Asked in Simmons Trial
The U S Supreme Court was asked to review Walter Raf Simmons death sentence for the murder of Frank Pahl. Simmons is set to die next Wednesday and the court cannot act until October after recess. The motion cites new evidence and juror prejudice with farmers set to testify Simmons was not in the automobile. Governor Bryan may grant 40 day respite pending the ruling.
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Washington
Walter Raf Simmons
Frank Pahl
Spencer
Ned
Simmons
E. P. Holmes
Josiah Coombe
Thomas P. Littlepage
Justicg
Bryan
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Pahl
Dental specialists to perform all cases at no charge
Report to High School Bail Tuesday morning at 11 for appointment. Dental specialists will handle all cases with no charge.
Indian Springs Natatorium Promises Sanitary Warm Baths
A pleasant half day trip 28 miles west of Pocatello and four miles south of American Walls highlights Indian Springs Natatorium. It claims one of Idaho’s largest pools with over 1.7 million gallons of warm mineral water refreshed ten times daily. The plunge is emptied and cleaned nightly and a steam laundry keeps bath suits and towels clean, making the bath highly sanitary.
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Pocatello
American Walls
Indian Springs Natatorium
Idaho
Indian Springs
America
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