Golfers Tangle in Sunday Club Events and New Handicaps
University of Iowa and Country Club golfers play Sunday with a new fob ranking for top 10 to meet the senior club on June 28. Bobby Leute seeks to defend his first place while Scotch tournament foursomes start as early as 8:30 am. A fresh handicapping list is published by tournament secretary William Higley, detailing scores for numerous players.
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University and Country Club
Collegians
Bryan Blackhurst
University
Bobby Leute
Country Club
William Higiey
E L. Ames
Lava Hot Springs Plans July 4 Celebration
Plans were laid for a large July 4 celebration by the Lava Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce. Events begin at sunrise with a forty-gun salute, a possible gubernatorial address, Driggs high school orchestra leading the parade, aquatic contests with prizes, horse racing, bucking horse events, an afternoon baseball game with Clifton, and an evening fireworks display and dance. Committee chairmen are Pred Spillman, N. J. Boothe, Theodore Jorgensen, Douglass Snow, Nolan Nelson, W. K. Allen, W. W. Spiers, Bert Weston.
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Lava Hot Springs
Pocatello Tribunes
Chamber of Commerce
C. Ben Ross
Driggs
Clifton
Pred Spillman
N. J. Boothe
Theodore Jorgensen
Douglass Snow
Nolan Nelson
W. K. Allen
W. W. Spiers
Bert Weston
Jones Spalding May Join Forces
Atlanta report says Bobby Jones has joined A. G. Spalding and Brothers as a board member and substantial stockholder. He remains with his Atlanta law firm, and the arrangement will require time at the Spalding factory and testing grounds, after his return from Hollywood golf pictures.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Journal
Bobby Jones
A. G. Spalding and Brothers
New York
Bobby
Re ~S
Jones
Hollywood
Twilight Teams Set Sunday Exhibition At City Foundry
The Reality Kids meet Red & White Stores Sunday at City Foundry grounds in a 3 p m game. It has no league impact but aims to entertain fans. Kids pitchers Henry and Reese, catchers Reynolds Ennis or Fellis, Red & White’s Tolman Isham likely in the points.
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Red & White
City Foundry
Henry
Reese
Reynolds
Ennis
Fellis
Tolman
Isham
Former Hollywood hurler eyed by Texas league club
Negotiations for the sale of George Hollerson, Hollywood pitcher, to the Beaumont club of the Texas league are under way, said H. William Lane, president of the Hollywood team. Results expected in a few days.
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San Francisco
George Hollerson
Hollywood
Beaumont
Texas League
H. William Lane
Lane
Stores Dept Triumph Over Red and White in Slow Game
In a listless Thursday game the Stores Dept defeated Red and White Stores 8 to 4. McAughey allowed six hits and struck out six for the winners, Tolman fanned seven and yielded eleven hits for Red and White. Raidy belted two extra base hits including a home run, and Houde went 3 for 4. After four early runs in the second and third, Red and White scored all their runs in the third. The upcoming Tie Plant vs Car Dept clash is anticipated as Phillips may lift the Car Dept to league leadership. Umpires Hill and Horrocks officiated.
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Stores Dept
Red & White
McAughey
Tolman
Red & White Boys
Raidy
Houde
Henry
Langton
Couch
Howdy Larson
Phillips
Tenor
Simmons
Felsted
Ly Bates
Ee Sproul
Thomas
Noude
Genereaux
Barrett
Tates
Isham
Hill and Horrocks
Graphic Golf Run-up Shot Gains English Flair
Run-up shots, long popular in England, are simpler and less risky than pitch shots. The stroke uses a sweeping motion with a firm left forearm and wrist, relying on arms and shoulders, producing a smooth roll to the green with minimal loft.
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England
United States
Thursday Baseball Results Across Leagues
Pittsburgh bowed to New York 1 3 while Chicago crushed Brooklyn 5 8. Cincinnati edged Philadelphia 4 5 and St Louis tied Boston 5 4. Dazzy Vance struck out 11 to topple the Hornsby group 7 5. Pat Malone shut out Brooklyn 8 0. Don Hurst drove in runs as Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 5 4. American league clubs traveled west for NL focused fray.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Dazzy Vance
Robins
Chicago Cubs
Coast League Baseball Roundup: Stars Lead with 12 7 Win
The Hollywood Stars swept to widen their first place lead with a 12 to 7 victory. The San Francisco Seals won their third straight in the series against Los Angeles, 4 to 2. Seattle Indians routed Oakland 9 to 1. Sacramento Senators lost 6 to 5 to Portland after an early lead and late tie.
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Hollywood
Stars
San Francisco Seals
Los Angeles
Seattle
Indians
Oakland
Sacramento Senators
Portland
Major League Leaders And Thursday Games
A summary of league leaders and Thursday results with players across teams. Key figures include Hendrick and Klein leading batting and home runs, Cronin top in hits and RBIs, and Chronin’s triples, Webb doubles, Chapman steals, and Fischer pitching wins.
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Hendrick
Reds
Klein
Phillies
Terry
Giants
Adams
Cardinals
Davis
Worthington
Braves
Comorosky
Pirates
tching—Derringer
Morgan
Indians
Simmoons
Athletics
Cronin
Senators
Webb
Red Sox
Poxx
Chapman
Yankees
Fischer
Yesterday's Stars Shine in Split Doubleheader Action
Dazzy Vance fanned 11 as the Cubs were beaten 5 to 1 in one game while Pat Malone shut Brooklyn in the other. Don Hurst drove in four with a homer and two singles to lift Philadelphia over Cincinnati 5 to 4. Carl Hubbell held Pittsburgh to six scattered hits in a strong eight inning stretch. Chick Hafey homered in the eighth to give St. Louis a 5 to 4 win over Boston.
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Pat Malone
Cubs
Brooklyn
Don Hurst
Phillies
Reds
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Pittsburgh
Chick Hafey
Cardinals
Boston
Fight Results From New York and Chicago Bouts
New York results show Al Singer outpointing Lew Massey and Jack Rosenberg defeating Paulie Walker while Andy Saviola beats Sally Schwartz in England. Chicago sees Earl Mastro defeat Midget Mike O'Dowd. Madison’s Pep Justo wins against Joe Sharkey. Fresno’s Young Corbett outpoints Meyer Grace in California.
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al Singer
Lew Massey
Philadelphia
Jack Rosenberg
Paulie Walker
Trenton
N. J
Andy Saviola
Sally Schwartz
England
Chicago
Earl Mastro
Mike O'Dowd
Columbus
Pep Justo
Madison
Wis
Joe Sharkey
Albion
Mich
Cardinals Dominate with Sneaky Wins Lead NL Field
Gabby Street's St. Louis Cardinals win games with minimal effort exploiting every break. They sit three games ahead in the National League as they defeated the Boston Braves 5 to 4 after allowing 11 hits on two Boston pitchers. The New York Giants also kept pace, winning their sixth straight behind strong pitching as Carl Hubbell beat the Pirates 3 to 1.
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Gabby Street
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston
Braves
New York Giants
Carl Hubtell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Nampa A C to Meet P A C Bears Sunday at Overland Park
The Nampa Athletic Club baseball team will travel Saturday night to face the P A C Bears at Overland Park Sunday at 2 p m. Nampa’s lineup includes Schifler Dabtiels Taylor Simmons Gilpin Wasmer Trask Zarbinsky Renfield and others with Meyers, Dean, Hill, and H Larson or Philips among Pocatello players. Also notes rapid progress on a new highway on Placer creek.
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Nampa Athletic Club
P. A. C. Bears
Overland Park
Nampa
Schifler
Dabtiels
Taylor
Simmons
Gilpin
Wasmer
Trask
Zarbinsky
Renfield
P. Pocatello
Thomas
E. Larson
Raidy
Meyers
McGaugh
Dean
Hill
H. Larson
Philips
Yale crews take opening events at New London regatta
Yale swept the morning ran races as Harvard won the junior varsity by three and a half lengths after Yale took the freshman sprint by three. Public notice details a sheriff sale under foreclosure in Bannock County Idaho with property in Pocatello and a summons to quiet title in the same county court.
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YALE
New London
Conn
Harvard
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Idaho
Bannock
ING
Harry R. Ayers
Margaret Ayers
Wagenseller Realty Company
UNITED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a _corporation
Action
United States Building and Loan Association
United States of America
City of
Pocatello
County of Bannock
State of Idaho
Bannock County
General Land Office
Surveyor General
United SD Aed
Potatello
Lewis Street
Lincoln Avenue
Olive
Merrill & Merrill
Amphlett-Chevrolet Company Name Change Petition
A court in Bannock County Idaho orders Trist-Chevrolet Company to show cause why its name cannot be changed to Amphlett-Chevrolet Company. Publication notice is required in the Pocatello Tribune weekly for four weeks, with hearing set July 11, 1931 at 10 a.m. in Open Court.
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Trist - Let
Trist-Chevrolet Company
C. D. Amphlett
Russell
O. R
D. B. Cleaves
Trist-Chevrolet
Amphlett-Chevrolet Company
District Court of Fifth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Bannock County
Pocatello Tribune
Pocatello
County of Bannock
Robert M. Terrell
District
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