Death halts Altoona races claims Ray Keech
Ray Keech, holder of the American speed record, died in a crash at the Altoona speedway during the 200 mile Flag Day event. Four drivers were involved. Cliff Woodbury injured, Ernest Triplett and Bob Robinson escaped, Lou Meyer and others finished the race. The accident ended Keech’s bid for the World Speed Record and prize money was to be distributed based on finishing order.
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Altoona
Ray Keech
Altoona Speedway
St Tipton
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Cliff Woodbury
California
Ernest Triplett
Bob Robinson
Los Angeles
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Woodburyogether
Lou Meyer
Pacific Coast
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Robinson
Otha
Triplett
Woodbury
Mount
Hspital
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F R&t
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Iow
Wicox
Nie Ie
Joe Boyer
Meyers
Cliff Bergere
Winnat Cave Evans
Jimmy Gleason
Lou Moore
Bill Lindau
Speed Gardner
Chester Gardner
World racers through Idaho to Salt Lake City leg ends
The report outlines travel for Malullari spanning New York City to Moscow with stops including Seattle, Butte, and Salt Lake City. It notes a fast transit by steamship and plane and claims a record Mauretania voyage time. He travels at his own expense per campaign HQ requests.
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York
Chan Mumerce
Active Fascista
Muaso
Salt Lake City
Natal Pa
New York City
Campa
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Butte
Seattle
Montana City
Majuilari
Moscow
Russia
Mauretania
Yokohama
Victoria
Columia
Giants and Pirates build wild 14 inning tie split
In a 20 to 15 marathon at Pittsburgh on June 15 AP reports the Giants beat the Pirates in 14 innings after an eight-run Pittsburgh rally tied the game early. Eleven pitchers set a major league record while Pic Traynor and Donie Bush featured in late dramatics as New York forged ahead.
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Dowbie Orving
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Donie Bush
Roush
Tish
Roush Ct
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Cmrsky
Meys
Sheely
Zemmyco
Lindstrom
Terry
L. Waner
Traynor
Jackson
P. Waner
Ott
Grantham
Adam
Comorcessy Brickell
Linton
Perrell Cohen
Shely
Pittmons
Waner
Otto Hemesey
Parrell L. Waner
Petty
Henry
Walker
Swetonic
Mays
Preach
Brame
Fussell
Hite
Breme
Fitzsimmons
Swetontc
Y M C A Life Saving Classes Begin This Summer
Local life saving classes start at the Y M C A this week with six-session courses for entrants who can swim 100 yards. Classes cover rescue methods and first aid, leading to Y M C A and Red Cross tests. Two six week terms will be offered for youth and adults, with emphasis on public safety and water competency in Pocatello.
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Herr Physical Department
Red Cross
Wae
Pocatello
Coast Conference to Appoint Commissioner of Athletics
The Pacific Coast Conference plans to appoint a national reputation figure as commissioner to handle eligibility, officiating, and public information. A two faculty and three graduate manager committee will nominate a candidate, with an estimated office cost around 42000 per year and a salary near 10000 for the commissioner.
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Spokane Wash
Ummer
P.C.C
L. Griffiths
W. W. Monchan
California
Earl Campbell
Washington
Carl Lodell
Oregon State
W Cunningham
Univesity
Northern division adopts four year rotating basketball schedule
Pacific Coast conference northern division managers approve a four year rotating schedule excluding Montana. The plan shifts play among Oregon, Oregon State, Idaho, Washington State, and Washington with Washington as hub. The schedule spans January through February with home and away exchanges across campuses.
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Spoeant
Pacific Comet
University of Montana
Montana
Miseoula
Oregon
Oregon State College
Idaho
Washington State College
University of Washington
Huskies
Hollywood Dominates Saturday Baseball Doubleheader
Hollywood State swept Portland in a Saturday doubleheader, winning 4-1 and 5-4 to take a 4-2 series edge. Elias Punk homered and drove in three in game one, while Joe Marty relieved to close the tie in game two. Portland’s shortstop Burkett hit his fourth homer in three days in the nightcap.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood State
Portland
Elias Punk
Roy Cheeterfield
Hollywood
Joe Marty
George Hollernan
Burkett
Joe Haaser
Chesterfield
Woodall Kinney
Johnson Leads Tigers Attack in 9-2 Win Over Yankees
Detroit mounts a 9-2 victory over New York in the third game of the series as Roy Johnson leads the Tigers with a homer a triple and a single. George Wuestling debut at shortstop and solid pitching support from Sorrell.
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Detroit
Yankey
Victor Krell
Roy Johnson
George Wuestling
Tiger
Shortston
ABR
Tombs
Abrisn
Wellnes
Durchiss
Sorrell
iMimeh
Moore
Aoenig
Dodgers Beat Reds In Cincinnati Tilt 8 to 7
Brooklyn swept its three games in Cincinnati with an 8 7 victory over the Reds. Mor rison came in late to save the day for Brooklyn as John Morrison and Doug McWeeny faced hitters like Rixey and Moss. The game featured multiple pitching changes and late leads, with Brooklyn scoring in the final frames to secure the win.
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Reds
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Fope K.xey
Doug McWeeny
Ray Moss
John Morrison
Pidiek Cf
Swasn
Moore
iCrite
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Purdy
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Frederick
Erman
Henline Moses
Ciity
Walker
Kelly Zitzmann
Hess
Bressler
Risey
Doubie
Kelly
Breckton
Belle
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Morrison
Mary
Mita
Ver
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Mons Loving
Hard Time Dance at W. O. W. Hall
Dance event announced for Monday June 17 at W. O. W. hall with admission 60 cents and extra lace 25 cents for refreshments. Also note dental offices will be closed Saturdays from June 15 to September 14. G L Weir secretary.
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W. O. W. Hall
G. L. Weir
Sec’y
Red Sox Rally in Long Clash
St Louis staged a four run rally in the 12th to beat Boston 12 8 in a high scorin game. Boston led 6 3 after seven but the Browns struck late with Morris taking the loss and Bar yo winning for St Louis in a dramatic extra frame.
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McGowan
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Giteiow
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Shang
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Louise
Grav
Blueholder
Risse
Blatheider
Russell
Bayne
M Garton
Wiswich
Bar Yo der
Morne
Gavuzzi Salo In Close Race At Transcontinental Derby
In Huntington Park California on June 14 Pete Gavuzzi 23 from Portola leads a grueling 3625 mile derby across deserts and mountains. Johnny Salo of Passaic New Jersey is close behind with a 2 minute 56 second gap after 26 miles 385 yards of the 3625 mile course ending in Los Angeles.
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Deruna
Pete Gavness
Jehony Salo
Passaic
N. J
Wrigley Park
Los Angeles
Mary
San Juce Capisetrana
Clavong@l
Belo
Finteh
Hia Widiny Umek
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Sains Elepeed
Wmrek
Herbert Hedman
Marty Abramowits
Gotham
Paul Simpesn
Burlington
N C
M B McNamera
Australia
Unique method ends in death on farm
A farm accident on June 15 left Bennie Trent, a 10 year old boy, dead after a scheme to stop a cow from switching him while milking went wrong. Henne, another boy, was dragged to his death as the cow attached its tall to his wrist.
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Boasy
Tall
Bennie Trent
Henne
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