Spuds Defeat Bannocks In Hard Fought Pocatello Tilt
In a cold Overland Park Saturday, the Idaho Falls Spuds beat the Ponte lo Bannocks 5 to 4. Morrison, recently acquired from the Three-I league, silenced the Bannocks over the first three innings, while Idaho Falls mounted a late rally with key hits and a wild throw to push across the decisive runs. The final game of the series is set for 3 p.m. today as the Spuds and Bannocks clash again.
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Pocatello
Bannocks
Morrison
Idaho Falls
Spuds
Overland Park
Hutton
Cunningham
Melvor
Collins
Benjamin
Johnson
Callaghan
Zienke
Taitt
Cronin
Aaound
Danning
Rose
Osborne
Burke
Tdaho Falls
Tettit
Fox
Simmons
Poratello
Pettit
Cullaghan
Idaho
Johson
Poentelio
Dutton
McIvor
Ingocatello
Benja‘ U Ninfloeditu
SFA
Min
Daho Falls
ABA
Pat Hutton
Ances iJohnson
Rowe
Matthews
Pewitt
Db. Simmons
Cunnigham
Sprinters Skipper Bill Leard Shines On Mound
Idaho Falls Spuds star Bill Leard showed versatility by pitching in a Utah Idaho league game and then winning a fifty yard dash at Overland Park against George Matthews of the Pocatello club. He estimated his fifty in about four and three fifths seconds.
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Bill Leard
Idaho Falls Spuds
Utah
Idaho
Overland Park
George Matthews
Pocatello Club
Bill
Final Game Of Spud Series In Idaho Falls Today
The Pocatello Bannocks meet the Idaho Falls Spuds this afternoon at Overland Park in the final game of the series. A record crowd is expected with a special grandstand section for Spud supporters. Kickoff is at 3 o'clock.
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Pocatello Bannocks
Idaho Falls Spuds
Overland Park
Idaho Falls
Spud
Ogden Gunners
Bannocks
Stolen base rule and scoring quirks explained
Question Box clarifies that a runner advancing without attempting a throw is not a credited stolen base. Gift steals are noted by many scorers. The text then provides a game note sequence including Zienke’s double, runs, herbs, and various statistics and outs.
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G. Varley
Camp Tendoy Opens For Summer With Four One-Week Sessions
Camp Tendoy in Idaho opens Monday under Scout Executive Forreat White with four one week periods. Registrations stretch from Blackfoot to Downey signaling record attendance as Rotary Kiwanis clubs sponsor cabins and meals are planned by cook William Walker. Camp will feature first aid, woodcraft, scoutcraft, and daily programs including hikes games and a camp paper staff.
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Tenday
Forreat White
Pocatello
Idaho
Mr. White
Blackfoot
Firth
Shelley
American Falls
Rockland
McCam
Scout Headquarters
Scout
White
Bannock
Troop Eight
Speaker urges uniform laws to curb lawlessness
Nathan Edward MacChesney of Chicago, president of the Illinois conference of uniform legislation, urged Utah lawyers to unify state laws at the Utah State Bar dinner. He warned against centralizing power and argued uniformity strengthens states while avoiding federal bureaucracy. The plan would maintain state control and apply uniform decisions across states.
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Lake City
Nathan Edward MacChesney
Chicago
Utah State Bar Association
Mac Chesney
Illinois Conference of Uniform Legislation
United States
United
Bar Association
Coolidge
Cardinal O'Donnell Attends White Sox Game
In Chicago on June 19 Cardinal O'Donnell, famed for church leadership, visits the White Sox park with clergy amid eucharistic congress. Babe Ruth meets the Cardinal, Umpire Geisel halts play as he greets the prelate, and O'Donnell tosses the ceremonial first ball. Mayor Dever awards Eddie Collins a diploma for 1914. Collins receives a large red roses floral horseshoe from teammates.
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Chicago
Cardinal O'Donnell
Ireland
America
White Sox
Babe Ruth
New Yorks
Harry Geisel
Dever
Ruth
Jim Edwards
Sox
Geisel
Rocky Kansas to defend lightweight title July 3 in Chicago
Rocky Kansas of Buffalo meets Sammmy Mandell of Rockford for the lightweight title in a 10 round bout at White Sun ball park under Illinois boxing commission rules. Proceeds go to Mooseheart orphanage gymnasium. referee trial system approved for opening bout. six ounce gloves required.
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Chicago
Rocky Kansas
Buffalo
Sammmy Mandell
Rockford
Tls
White Sun
Illinois Boxing Commission
Iti
James Mullene
Loyal Order of Moose
Order
Mooseheart
Ill
O. W. Huncke
Understan
Hagen Wins Unofficial World Match Championship in Close Finish
Walter Hagen, the American pro, overturned a four hole deficit against Abe Mitchell of Britain to win the 72 hole match for 500 pounds a side, 2 up with one to play in Weybridge. The Detroit broker backs Hagen and the victory yields the largest stake money ever wagered on a golf match. British experts, while conceding the win’s merit, debate whether Mitchell is the best aside from Bobby Jones.
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Weybridge
Eng
Walter Magen
Abe Mitchell
Hagen
Hemself
Detroit
Mitchell
Bobby Jones
Illinois Boxing Match Regulations Change Rules
Chicago announces new Illinois Boxing Commission rules with ten round matches under a referee’s decision. Young boxers 18 to 21 may fight six rounds. No decision contests may be considered after trials. Licenses for promoters and boxers available next week. Ticket prices require commission approval and no license for boxers over 38. Main-event boxers must train five days before fights.
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Chicago
Winois
Huneke
Baseball results from June 19 across National and American leagues
Across multiple games, Pittsburgh defeated the Giants 4 to 2 with Kremer besting Ring. Brooklyn beat Chicago 7 to 1 behind Petty, who drove in four. Cincinnati split a doubleheader with Philadelphia 8-2 and 14-8 as May and others starred. St Louis Cardinals swept Boston 4-3 and 2-0. Browns routed Washington 9-4 in the American League. Cleveland beat Boston 8-3. White Sox topped the Yankees 6-6. Detroit defeated Philadelphia 5-3 as Colhane contributed a key triple and two hits.
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Broklyn
Jess Petty
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Vetty
Brooklyn Club
Chicago
Beare Aa
Chiehfo
Neowwe
Sooumeng
Bush
Hartnett
Petty
O'Neill
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Pirates
Reds
Knight
Jakie May
Rhinelanders
Carmines Ives Dense Avenye
Purvis
Oolis Ne
Boston
St Louis Cardinals
Haines
Braves
Herman Bell
Cardinals
ONO
Geneedysicr
O’farrell
Benton
Varagas
J. Taylor
H. Bell
Warwick
Genewich
Gibson
St. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Coveloskie
Washington
Durst
Rice
Mel Hilo
Schang
Manush
Vangikder
R. H.E. Wher
Sertsezs
Coveleskie, Morrell, Ferguson and
Ruel
Vangilder
Cleveland
Russell
Wingfield
Leveson
Karr
Texas
Todt
Jim Edwards
White Sox
New York Yanks
Edwards
R i. B
New York
Teak
Bose Seasssvrese
Thomas
Beall
Colling
Lyons
Sehalis
Detroit
R. H.E
Logan Takes Second Game From Gunmen
Logan defeats Ogdett 4 to 2 in a baseball game. Home runs by Zaeffel and a sequence of hits and sacrifices highlight the win. Pitching by Winters, Portman, Grimshaw, and Erich is noted with 11 batters struck out and several walks.
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Logan
Zaeffel
Schinski
Kunz
Camilli
Allen
Miller
Pone Ball
Wachenfelt
Portman
Grimshaw
Erich
Winters
C Amilli
Woullums
Stone
Aberdeen Rabbits Targeted in Community Drive
John Meer of the Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce announces a rabbit drive starting at 2 today. Citizens of Pocatello are urged to join to protect crops, especially alfalfa, from invading rabbit droves. a recent drive killed about 6,000 rabbits using clubs with no firearms allowed.
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Aberdeen
John Meer
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Sleer
Crown Prince of Sweden Makes Royal Archaeology Tour
In Cambridge on June 19 the crown prince and princess abandoned planned MIT visits to explore Harvard artifacts. They toured the Henry W. Longfellow home and Widener Library, studying rare Scandinavian records and ancient art at the Fogg Museum, while their entourage watched closely.
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Cambridge
Mass
Crown Prince of
Sweden
Gustavus Adolphus
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technicology
Henry W. Longfellow
Misa Alice Longfellow
Widener Library
Fogg Art Museum
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Mandell
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Lehinski
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King
Wratt
Reese
Shield
Arich
Knox
Cox
Hall
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Evoarer
Steer Grimshaw
Awerkamp
Ford
Fordson Tractor
Pocatello Auto Company
Jesse M. Chase
Roy Baguley
Ford Products
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