Pocatello Team Assured Entry With U P System Meet Win
P. A. C. All Stars win 11 to 7 over Nampa in a pivotal game earning eligibility for the Union Pacific system meet at Ogden in August. Larson pitched for Pocatello with key hits by Myers and Warren. Nampa’s ineligible players nullify Salt Lake’s bid in the same series.
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P.A.C. All Stars
U.S. L
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L. A
U. L
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Nampan
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Warren
Dean
Wilson
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R. H. O. A. E. Trash
Daniels
Taylor
Hill
Patterson
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Anicnnas A
B. Lareen
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Nian Ee
Armstrong
Nina
Penns
Laren
Nampa
Phillips
Larson
Zarbinsky
E. Larson
Trask
Aldred
Ring Calendar Highlights Upcoming Heavyweight Showdowns
The New York ring list for the week features Otto Von Porat vs W L Stribling in Chicago, Johnny Risko vs Paulino Uscudun in Detroit, Armand Emanuel vs Leo Lomak in San Francisco, and Ray Miller vs Sammy White in New York, plus several other welterweight and light heavyweight bouts across cities including Denver Cleveland Oakland and Cincinnati with notable names such as Pete Latzo and Tony Canzonett on the card.
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New York
Chicago
Detroit
Otto von Porat
W. L (Young) Stribling
Macon
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Paulino Uscudun
Spain
Jack Thompson
Joe Cordoga
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Armand Emanuel
Leo Lomak
Aberdeen
Ray Miller
Sammy White
Harlem
Dexter Park
Tony Canzonett
Tommy Grogan
Omaha
Queensboro Stadium
Ebbett’s
Pete Latzo
Scranton
L Johnson
al Tulsa
Kid Kober
Dallas
Curtis Brown
Milwaukee
Hubert Gillis
Belgium
Sally Ritz
Billy Rose
Midget Guery
Cincinnat
Harry Smith
Yale Okun
Stockton
Millie Miller
Johnny Owens
Oklahoma City
Trick Rider and Clowns Set for Blackfoot Rodeo
Homer Holcomb the worlds greatest rodeo clown arrives with his trick mule for the legion rodeo June 19 21 at Blackfoot fairgrounds in southern Idaho. Eddie Hunt trick rider and E E Colburn with wild horses also appear. Main street gate serves as the entrance with auto access at North Main.
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Blackfoot
Homer Holcomb
Eddie Hunt
E. E. Colburn
Fairgrounds
Idaho
P A C Trackmen Prep For Unit Meet In Pocatello
Pocatello trackmen, led by Hy Marks, push toward a July unit meet with 25 athletes in 15 events. A 20-man turnout last Wednesday highlighted new talents Beckwith in the quarter, Myers in the 100, Kynaston in shot put, Varley in middle distances, and Ennis learning javelin. Local eliminations slated for July 6 will pick first and second in each event as the squad aims to stay intact for the system meet.
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A C
Howere
Pocatello
Beckwith Forth Mile
Red Myers
Kynaston
Varley
Dave Ennis
Hy Mar
Coast Closes Uts Tenth Week In Pacific Coast League
Sacramento and Seattle led eight games closing the tenth week of the PCL season. The Senators won two from Oakland 9 to 3 and 5 to 4 to stay atop the standings. Indians beat Portland twice 3 to 0 and 7 to 4 lifting from last place. San Francisco secured second by taking the second game of its Los Angeles series 10 to 5 after a 4 to 6 loss. Missions won the morning game 15 to 4 but lost the afternoon 8 to 13 in their series with Hollywood.
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Sacramento
Seattle
Gaiers
Senators
Oakland
Indians
Portland
Los Angeles
Hollywood
SACS
Oaks
Stockton
Tony Freitas
Dolph Camilli
Was . G
Dumovich
Pearson
Read
Freitas
Wirts
Craghead
Lombardi
Bryan
Thompson
Gould
Koehler
Ruether
Kaillo
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
Leading MLB stats through June 15 show NATIONAL leader Klein of Philadelphia at .420 batting and 68 RBIs. Terry of San Francisco with 85 hits. Frisch of St Louis 21 doubles. Cuyler of Chicago 9 triples and 15 steals. Klein and Wilson tied with 18 HRs. AMERICAN marks have Hodapp of Cleveland at .396 and Ruth of the Yankees with 68 runs and 21 homers. Gehrig, Ruth, McManus, and Geh ringer among leaders in RBIs and triples. Rice of Washington with 12 steals.
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Phillies
Terry
Giants
English
Cubs
Frisch
Cardinals
Cuyler
Wilson
Hodapp
Indians
Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Senators
McManus
Tigers
Combs
Gehringer
Rice
Yesterday's Stars and Open Tourney Start
Lou Gehrig slugged two homers and a single with seven RBIs as the Yankees crushed the Indians. Lefty Grove and the Athletics beat the Tigers 10-1 to take the league lead. Andy High drove in four for the Cardinals with a triple and homer against the Robins. George Blachelder relieved to close the Senators late as the Browns won in the ninth. Gabby Hartnett collected four hits including a double and his 13th homer for the Cubs against the Giants. Open Tourney begins today with Pacific Northwest Amateur Golf in Vancouver and 18 holes for women on the 32nd course.
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Associated Press
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Yankees
Indians
Lefty Grove
Athletics
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Andy High
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Detroit
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al Crowder
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Brooklyn
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Ray Moss
Boston Braves
Cindinnati
Ben Cantwell
Reds
Yankees, Athletics surge as Ruth and Gehrig power scores
The Athletics reclaim the AL lead behind Grove pitching and a 10 1 win over Detroit. In the Yankee finish, Gehrig and Ruth power a 17 10 win over Cleveland with Ruth homering for the 21st time. Giants beat Cubs. Cardinals topple Dodgers. Braves down Reds. Sacramento takes two from Oaks in daylight games.
RedSheiks Split San Francisco Doubleheader
The Missions split a twin bill with Hollywood in San Francisco. Morning game won by the Missions 15 to 4 after strong hitting by Hollerson Wetzel and Severeid and Wallgren. Afternoon 13 to 8 loss to Hollywood with Johns Yde Bassler Gaster Nelson Douglas Pillette and Hoffman contributing. Seattle also won both ends of a Pacific Coast League set from Portland edging 3 0 and 7 4.
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Sheiks
San Francisco
Hollywood
Stars
O Hollerson
Wetzel
Severeid
Letber
Wallgren
Johns
Yde
Bassler
Gaster
Nelson
Douglas
T. Pillette
Hoffman
Standings Snapshot From Pacific Coast and American Association
League records show Pacific Coast standings with Sacramento 41 26 .612 and San Francisco 40 31 .563 while Los Angeles 38 0 631 and Seattle 29 41 414 appear misformatted. American Association highlights Toledo 16 3 and Louisville 6 2 with St Paul 8 5 and Columbus 9 6. Kansas City 3 5 and Indianapolis 9 5.
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American Association
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Heavyweight Clash Set in Chicago Stadium Wednesday
William Stribling and Otto Von Porat prepare for a heavyweight bout in Chicago with Stribling a 6 to 5 favorite. Stribling visits New York for Schmeling Sharkey news while Von Porat trains. Gate receipts expected to top prior bout, with advance sales at $20,000 and trade over $70,000 anticipated.
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Chicago
William (Young) Stribling
Otto von Porat
Chicago Stadium
Stribling
New York
von Porat
Otto
William
Playground League Formed at Franklin Playground
A four team twilight playground ball league is organized at the Y M C A Franklin field for older boys and some young men. Teams are the Cardinals White Sox Giants Senators with games Tue Thu 6 30 pm and Sat 3 30 pm under national rules on a 35 foot diamond.
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Franklin Field
Charles Myers
Cardinals
Harold Thomas
White Sox
Carl Hroneck
Giants
Paul Goddard
Senators
Beary
Baseball scores for open league games
Omaha defeated Topeka 7 to 5 in a late game. Jersey City beat Montreal 4 to 2. Rochester fell to Baltimore 7 to 3. Newark won 6 to 1 against Buffalo. Reading won 9 to 3 over Toronto in a 15 inning opener.
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Jersey City
Montreal
Rochester
Baltimore
Newark
Buffalo
Reading
Toronto
Atlanta beats Memphis and other scores shown
A condensed scoreboard lists Atlanta 10 Memphis 6 New Orleans 8 Birmingham 2 Nashville 9 4 Mobile 5 5 Chattanooga 10 Little Rock 7.
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Memphis
Orleans
Birmingham
Nashville
Mobile
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Notice of personal credit responsibility and lunch counter opening
Public notice by Harry J. Fox dated June 16 1930 at Pocatello Idaho states he will not be responsible for debts contracted by others. Also announces Mabel's Lunch at 307 East Center will open tomorrow morning at 7.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Harry J. Fox
Mabel
Center
Maynard Champion Franklin marble victor in city tourney
Maynard Champion Franklin division of the Marble Tournament defeated Louis Caffer in the finals 12-1 and 8-5 to win the Franklin playground title. The Franklin finalists and Irving representatives were chosen by director D H Beary after elimination rounds at the Y M C A playgrounds.
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Franklin- M. C. A
Louis Caffer
Maynard
Caffer
John Dee Hunt
Bruno Guido Ray Curtis
Warren King
D. H Beary
Franklin Playground
Franklin
Irving Playground
Merle Fore
Arvil Dean
Edward Mooney
George Phillips
Melvin Thurman
William Anderson
Pocatello Tribune
Pocatello Boys
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Tribune
Caffe
Jimn Hroneck
Carfer
Hunt
Ray Curtis
Bruno Guido
Guido
Harrell Martin
Jack Alley
Douglas Spahr
Sam Thamas
Melvin Ape
Elmo Powell
Nick Felts
John Sayre
John Rossiter
James Bliston to Serve Jail Time for Window Breaking
James Bliston of St Louis has a pattern of breaking windows. He will serve three months in jail for breaking seventeen windows in one night.
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James Bliston
St. Louis
Steamship Tickets Offered by Gathe Agency
Steamship reservations available through T H Gathe at the Keystone building with phone 900. Free information on any line. Make reservations early for travel to almost any part of the world.
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Gathe
Keystone
T. H. Gathe
Pocatello Trap Sunday Shoot Highlights
A Pocatello Trap Club event drew strong scores as grounds and traps were refined ahead of next Sunday's registered shoot and Elks shoot. Townend Johnson Zweigart Barber Stratford led with several top marks while regular practice continued Wednesday night ahead of the weekend. A separate Petersburg theft report noted a Bible, grape juice and $13.25 stolen from two churches.
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Pocatello
Elks
Townend
Johnson
Zweigart
Barber
Stratford
Summer
Cotant
Benson
George Johnson
Petersburg
Peddler John Keay Found in Salisbury Inherits $20,000
John Keay a London peddler missing twenty four years is located in Salisbury and informed he has inherited twenty thousand dollars. This discovery closes a long mystery with the heir now set to claim the estate.
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John Keay
London
Salisbury
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