Baer to Meet Murphy at Armory Arena Tonight
Ex champion of world Baer faces Murphy in a boxing card at Armory Arena starting at 8 30 p m with reports on show wares and stakes.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1936
Page
6
Ex champion of world Baer faces Murphy in a boxing card at Armory Arena starting at 8 30 p m with reports on show wares and stakes.
Max Baer 220 of Sacramento meets Harold Murphy 205 of Ventura in a six round decision bout at the fair grounds arena. Jackie Burke 146 Ogden faces Bomber Martin 147 Tennessee in six rounds for the Intermountain title. Cal Smith 165 Ashton meets K O Price 165 Ogden in six rounds. Walker Miller 145 Pocatello battles Lefty Birdell 145 Nevada in six rounds. Young Jack Sharkey 126 Salt Lake City clashes Guy Serean 125 Idaho Falls in four rounds. Event begins 8 30 with Tribune Journal broadcast at 7 p m.
In Berkeley on June 19 Helen Wills Moody returns to competition in the California state championships. She will compete only in mixed doubles with Edward Chandler and are seeded second behind Gracya Wheeler and Henry Culley.
Utah golfers and visitors tee off at the Salt Lake Country Club for the Utah Open championship. John Geerteen leads, with George Schmeiter and George Von Elm among favorites as 18 holes are played and rounds continue through Sunday.
The U P Store Department defeated Western States Grocery 8 to 6 in an Industrial league game last night after a big fifth inning. Batteries Jensen Reynolds Hurst Wilson. Western Coal Co. fell 15 to 6 to Clearing House in a Commercial league game delayed from Tuesday. Batteries Anderson Carter Ames Quinn Carter. game featured many hits and errors. Tele- team notes possible.
The report notes Louis as 15 to 1 favorite by post time, down from 10 to 1 at midnight, with pundits predicting the bout will be a dramatic flop. It also mentions crowd and press seat congestion at the Garden and Mike Jacobs seeking Braddock’s move from the Garden. Additionally, Chicago hosts 82 college tennis aces entering the National Intercollegiate Tennis championships at Northwestern.
London reports a potential match race between Quashed and Omaha after a photo finish in the Ascot Gold Cup. Lord Stanley's filly and William Woodward's 1935 American champion three-year-old may meet over the two and a half mile course this season.
Idaho golfers and Oregon amateurs sharpened their games for the Gem state amateur championship in Nampa. Ray Critchell of Pocatello, a three time winner and current holder, will defend his title June 25 to 28. T. R. Scott of Nampa, Idaho State Amateur Golfers' Association president, said the course is in top condition with 80 players from Idaho and Oregon registered. 16 will qualify for the championship flight.
Dallas reporter notes Tom Peavpre stops Bob Tow at 193 pounds in a boxing match with Alexandria VA listed as a location.
Sports Mirror recalls events from the year ago Harold Grange signed as backfield coach for the Chicago Bears after nine years as a player. It also notes Hal Schumacher pitching a fifth shutout for the Giants and Harvard crew beating Yale by 24 lengths in 1927 style context.
In the Sixth district, Third district fell 38 to 18 in a softball game played Thursday. Early innings saw a back and forth lead until the Bengals of the southeast began a late surge scoring 14 in the sixth and 10 in the seventh. Key players were Bollschweiler Maynard Young Spencer Grayson Bunce.
Donald Budge of Oakland and Davis Jones former Columbia captain qualified for the final round at the Queens club tennis tournament in London. Budge defeated Josef Caska 6 4 6 2 and Jones beat Yvon Petra 6 3 6 1.
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