Ten Home Runs in a Single Day
In New York on June 18 AP reports a record breaking surge of offense across MLB with 174 hits and 10 homers on Tuesday and 148 hits with 8 homers on Monday. Ty Cobb remarks it felt like a holiday as Detroit and New York combined for high scoring games and multiple notable feats across teams including Ruth Gehrig and Palmer in various matchups.
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Monkey Bizness and Mail-Order Gripe in Pocatello
A column roasts the ongoing clash between the Idaho state board of education and Pocatello city officials over mail order business. It jokes about big national firms, hints at threats to a local plan, and promotes Zenith radio models while bragging of discounted instruments and a Holton trombone for sale.
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Holton
Zenith
Lee
Pocatello
Tory over Philadelphia. Everett Bott in waiver move
A chaotic day centered on a veteran shortstop Everett Bott whose long Yankees tenure ended as Philadelphia negotiations and waiver price terms surfaced. The scene touched the Senators and related waiver chatter as the baseball drift shifted with late stage moves and potential recalibrations.
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Tory
Philadelphia
Everett Bott
Yankees
Senators
Wednesday's Games Postponed Amid Sparse Box
Rainy conditions forced postponement of Wednesday's AA event with limited teams listed including Cam Nenes and E Baldwin Glazner Payne and Spencer among participants.
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Sili
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Glazner
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Rifle club scores show improvement in prone kneeling positions
Eight members of the Pocatello Rifle and Pistol Club shot 20 shots in three positions at the indoor range. Frazer posted 337 while Entel had 291 in sitting rapid fire. Totals across prone sit kneel reached 726 686 721 for 210? 2. The night showed gains in prone and kneeling though sitting remains challenging. pistol shooters Evans 35 Barley 31.
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Evans
Racing and Golf Highlights From Multiple Tracks
Racing meetings include Queens County Jockey Club at Aqueduct and Latonia Jockey Club. Montreal Jockey Club closes in Montreal, Gulf. French women’s championship at La Boulie, Pacific Northwest at Deal. Missouri and Minnesota titles in Kansas City and St. Paul. New York and Mid Atlantic championships in Jackson and Baltimore. Rowing features Harvard versus Yale crews in New London.
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Champion Speller Neuhauser Wins National Contest
Frank Neuhauser, 11, of Louisville Kentucky, topped two million American schoolchildren to win the national spelling contest in Washington. He received a gold medal plus 500 dollars. Second was Edna Stover, 11, of Trenton New Jersey, with 250 dollars. Third was Helen Fischer, 12, of Akron Ohio, winning 150 dollars. Fourth went to Mary Daniel, 13, of Hartford Connecticut, earning 100 dollars.
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Nurse Acquitted in Court Martial Case
Washington June 18 AP Miss Katherine G Glanco navy nurse was acquitted by a court martial on charges of bringing liquor into the United States on a transport. The action followed the swift acquittal of Miss Ruth M Andersen on the same charge.
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Katherine G. Glanco
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Detroit Tigers Slug Yankees to Tie Season Mark in Rout
In New York on June 17 the Tigers exploded for 13 runs in the sixth inning to tie the season record set by Philadelphia. The big rally came on six hits and four Yankee pitchers struggled as errors and bases on balls aided the outburst during the slaughter.
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Phiadelphia Athletics
Detroit Zero
Yankees
American Association Clash Result at Louisville
Minneapolis team trailed Louisville 7 to 9 in a lone association game as no other matches took place. The report notes the decision and ruling on the day.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Louisville
Tech Training Meets Demands Of Business
The Idaho Technical Institute Commerce department trains students for trusted business roles with courses in sales, advertising, accounting, bookkeeping, office management, and more. Graduates and enrollees fill positions in schools, banks, law offices, real estate, depots, and companies across Idaho and neighboring states.
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Idaho Technical Institute
Edith Glick
Ogden
Utah
Misa Glick
Filer
Theo. Brackner
Jerome
Brady-McGowan Company
Alma Westhill
Pocatello
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Local youth Frienk Dice Visits Pocatello En Route West
Frienk Dice, son of Mr and Mrs F W Dice of Shoshone formerly of Pocatello, visited Pocatello on Wednesday while en route to West Yellowstone for the summer. He has been a student at Stanford University and is connected with the Shi fraternity house.
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Pocatello
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Stanford University
Rotary Betters Business Code
Cleveland June 18 AP Rotary International hears Arthur J. Sapp say growing business quality and trust demand higher ethical standards. He notes old guiding forces were religious and legal norms and expansion pressures, with Rotary aiming to lift relations on goodwill and understanding. He cites dozens of codes adopted across crafts and professions to raise practice standards.
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Arthur J. Sapp
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Rotary International
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Rotary
Field Museum exhibit shows rare Brazilian gemstone
A 190 pound white Brazilian exhibit on display at Chicago's Field Museum is analyzed by lapidaries who estimate it could yield about 100000 stones of one carat each. The Tribune asks readers to send in results.
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