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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
5
Track and field stars from high school to intercollegiate gather at Soldier Field to begin the national championships trials. Ninety hundred athletes from about 150 universities and schools compete as finals approach for interscholastic and collegiate title events, with Olympic champions in the mix and hopes for new records.
Warden L A Lehrbas says southern Idaho anglers may see the first sizable catches as Blackfoot river clears. Black Canyon on Bear river below Grace yields best results. many streams near Grace Soda Springs and Montpelier run high. Tin Cup at Gray's Lake thick with colored clay. Portneuf river above Lava Hot Springs reports fair catches. Live crawfish most effective, flies occasional. Snake River below American Falls dam shows early, selective fishing near Ashton.
The first round of the Poca Tello Junior Racketeer tennis elimination tournament began at 7 a.m. at the depot court with Hugh Hough officiating. Action continues over three days as teams compete outside.
The text lists upcoming tourney outcomes and two brackets for today. First bracket features Paul Ennis versus Zrlo Roche, Louis Straus versus Glen Hawkins, Dale Williams versus Robert Sheeran. Second bracket pairs Bill Stoker with Bill Durham, Dick Mooney with Warren King, Robert Brady with Roger Hurtt.
The P F E baseball team battled Shopmen to a 6-6 draw at Overland Park. Katsilometes homered and singled in three at bats for the Shopmen who led 6-5 in the sixth. Expressmen played solid defense with seven hits. Tonight the City team faces the Railroaders in a benefit game.
Liday's All-Stars an ensemble of American Legion alumni beat the 1933 Pocatello Legion juniors 8 to 7 in a Thursday practice game played at the Foundry grounds. The two squads schedule a rematch Monday evening.
American Association standings show Kansas City 1, Columbus 3, Minneapolis 9, Louisville 65. International League listings include Montreal 5 5, Albany 8 2, Rochester 9, Jersey City 7.
Hollis Thurston of the Dodgers doubled twice and drove in four runs to power a win over the Phillies. Roy Johnson of the Red Sox hit a homer with two on in the eighth to seal victory against the Yankees. Ed Fallenstein of the Braves pitched well and drove in two runs against the Giants. Lyle Tinning of the Cubs blanked the Pirates 5 0 with four hits, as the trick play again misfired on Pittsburgh.
In Chicago the Pirates protest a call after Hal Smith is doubled off first on a hidden ball play. Manager George Gibson and Coach Grover Hartley defend the team as the Cubs argue whether Herman caught the ball before Jurges tagged Smith. The play sparks dispute as Wag ner contends Bud Tinning should have been on the mound.
The Boston Red Sox surge from the AL cellar to seventh after a four game win streak, highlighted by a 8-5 victory over the New York Yankees with Marty McManus and Roy Johnson homering. Tony Lazzeri hit twice for the Yankees but Boston’s late rally sealed the win.
Automotive Daily News reports first quarter figures, noting Chevrolet and Ford performances. Public notices include an ad for Canton Cafe offering lunch and dinner from 11 am to 8 pm with chop suey and noodles, and short orders at all hours.
J Curl registered the only perfect score in the Poca tello A C trap club Wednesday shoot, breaking 25 birds in the quarter century event and edging the Missions 1 2. Archie Campbell contributed as Hollywood beat Oakland 3 2, while Seattle took an 8 5 win over San Francisco to move 2 1 in the series.
The Hollywood manager Oscar Vitt predicts Los Angeles will win the 1933 Coast league pennant race. Portland Beavers also loom as strong after three straight losses to the Angels. Angel tos pitcher Dick Ward held Portland to seven hits and two runs in a 12 to 2 victory as Sacramento clung to a one game lead over Hollywood.
Baseball leaders ranking shows Martin of the Cardinals leading in batting and runs. Klein of the Phillies tops hits and RBIs, with Hartnett and P Waner among leaders in multiple categories. Pitching leaders include Hallahan and Cantwell with strong records.
Runs leaders include Gehrig and Combs for the Yankees with 51 and 48. Simmons leads RBIs for the White Sox with 84, while Manush of the Senators has 78. Combs also tops triples with 10, and Ruth Gehrig Foxx share home runs at 14. Walker and Chapman steal most bases. Brennan leads pitching with 5-0, Grove 9-2 for the Athletics.
Philadelphia official announces a trade sending Arthur Pinkey Whitney and Hal Lee to the Braves in exchange for Wesley Schulmerich Fritz Knothe and cash. Trade revealed last night by club president Gerald P. Nugent at the Philadelphia National League ballpark.
Sunny Jim Mc Voy of Pittsburgh stopped Buddy McArthur of Fairmount West Virginia. Georgie Simpson of California knocked out Jack Wilson of Pittsburgh. Lloyd Clements of Jeannette Pennsylvania stopped Jack Pallet of Cleveland. Pug ey Weinert from Chicago noted in report.
Chicago defeated by point decision over Andy Di Vodi of New York. St. Louis boxer Dave Barry stopped Chick Wagner of Louisville in four. Eddie Edson of St. Louis outpointed Russell Gross of Quincy Illinois ten rounds. Joe Red of Little Rock beat Peewee Jarrell of Fort Wayne in ten rounds.
The Country Club will host a handicap tournament at 9 a.m. Sunday with prizes for the four lowest scores. Pairings listed include Jack McConnell with Charles Gibson, H Anderson with Steve Rhoads, Milton Zener with McCurdy, and many other matched duos.
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