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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1935
Page
6
Golf teams from Idaho Falls Blackfoot St. Anthony Soda Springs and Pocatello with ten players each begin inter city action today at noon at Ross Park Municipal. Leading golfers in the state compete and admission is free.
Pittsburgh and New York split a doubleheader with the Pirates winning the second game 7 to 3 after a 5 to 4 ninth inning defeat in game one. The split left Pittsburgh second in the standings behind St. Louis which swept Philadelphia. A crowd of 23,476 watched the twin bill.
Idaho Food Store softball team debuted in the Y M C A Open league with a 14 11 victory over Lions Club. McAughey Hartman each doubled twice, B Thomas Fellis one each. Childs triple and Morgan double for Lions. Batteries H Thomas Lewis Tripp Barrett Childs. Umpire Horrocks. In a separate late game junior chamber of commerce beat Y s 10 7 with two home runs in final rally. Buttner Bassett each doubled as Y s defense turns two double plays. Open league game Oil Ahepa postponed due to time confusion.
The Black Sox host Rupert Sunday at 2:30 p.m. as Blackfoot seeks to strengthen its Snake River Valley lead. Marty Martindale tops the lineup with .370 average, 10 hits and 4 runs in 27 at bats, followed by Elmer Haacke at .357 with 5 hits and 2 runs in 14 at bats.
Alfred Van sailed to victory in the Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct, boosting his already fast one and three sixteenths mile best time by beating King Saxon and Omaha in the one and one-eighth miles race.
In Salt Lake City on June 22, Mike Romano of New York at 211 pounds was disqualified after splitting the first two falls against Bill Longson of Salt Lake City at 218 pounds. Local results include Pat O Shocker at 240 beating Danny Savich 190 and George Meeker 208, Spokane. Dave Reynolds 150 over Don Matthews 151. Frank Buckley 149 over Frank Smith 151. Bob Johnson 154 defeating Dick Anderson. Dan Milligan 158 and Young Albert 154 draw.
Primo Carnera and Joe Louis meet in a 15 round heavyweight bout at Yankee Stadium Tuesday night drawing expected crowds over 50,000 with potential gross receipts above 400000 and pay per view style interest. Louis entering as favorite, Carnera relies on reach and stamina to wear down the Italian in a bout touted as the era’s biggest non championship gate. Both fighters continued workouts as promoters forecast a packed house and strong overseas interest.
The schedule lists multiple doubleheaders at City League fields 1 2 and 3 and Overland Park fields 1 and 2. Matchups include Telephone Co Western States Graves Potter Clearing House O S L Back Shops National Laundry Cleaners Safe way Peoples Store Terrell s Kraft Cheese Petersen Furniture and more. Open League games on Tuesday June 25 feature Lions Club Standard Oil Y s Men Idaho Food Store and junior chamber of commerce Ahepa.
Burley and the Pocatello Indians of the Snake River Valley league meet this afternoon at Overland Park at 2 30. Burley seeks a repeat win after last week’s victory at Burley field.
Art Lasky suffered a cut over his left eye and a sixth round technical knockout by Ford Smith of Kalispell Montana. Smith toppled the favored Lasky in a 10 round heavyweight bout here ending Lasky’s bid to face Jim Braddock for the world title.
USC captures the 1935 NCAA team title with 75 1 30 points driven by depth. Jesse Owens from Ohio State dominates with wins in the 100 and 220 yard dashes, 220 yard low hurdles, and the broad jump, totaling four events and thrilling 18,000 fans on the coast.
The Cleveland Indians defeated the New York Yankees 12 to 6 in the opener of a four game series to pull into second place as Chicago White Sox fell to Boston. The Tigers won both ends of a doubleheader vs Washington 7 to 0 and 10 to 9, narrowing the gap atop the American League. Roy Johnson drove in four as Boston beat Chicago 7 to 5.
Boston beat Chicago 9 to 5 as the Sox stumble in the opener of the series. Rhodes and H Johnson shared pitching duties for Boston while Ferrell, Tietje and Wyatt closed out the win for Chicago.
St Louis defeated Philadelphia 11 to 3 as the Browns used 10 hits and Philadelphia errors to control the game. The line score shows St Louis led 3 0 0 at the end of the third and added eight more runs in later innings. Wilshere Caster Berry Knott and Hemsley worked the batteries.
America's top player Wilmer Allison reached the final rounds in both men's singles with David Jones of New York and mixed doubles with Helen Jacobs at Queen's Club. Weather delays and Wimbledon proximity led to abandonment of decisive matches, with finalists to be engraved on trophies.
Coast League game in Portland sees Dick Schulz a Texas league import toss a 7 to 0 victory over the San Francisco Seals. Newkirk Sheehan Woodall Schulz Cronin part of the mound and battery for the winners. Seals lineup mustered one run on six hits.
Spokane police hunt for a pistol stolen from city hall during the Inland Empire Peace Officers' convention. Sheriff E F Prater of Twin Falls Idaho, retiring president of the Idaho Peace Officers association, asked for recovery as officers attended the session.
Active trading on the New York Stock Exchange lifted prices as investors shifted from Washington to business signals. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks hit a new 1935 high, with gains aided by Federal Reserve reports showing spring national income at its largest since 1931. Bonds steadied and curb markets showed improvement amid higher cotton and sugar tones.
Chicago June 22 Abrupt gains in wheat harvest prospects and cereal crop progress broadened favorable growing weather across the United States prompting a broad selling wave in grain pits. Wheat closed down about a cent with mixed futures while corn and oats moved modestly lower or unchanged as bond markets showed varied upticks.
Portland market notes show hogs and cattle inactivity for five days with mixed price shifts. Hogs mostly steady with early gains erased. calves and cattle prices uneven, with best steers around 9.50 and heifers near 8.50, while grassers and cutters vary. Sheep listings show yearlings lower and ewes light, with overall quiet trading across categories.
Potatoes in Chicago on June 22 show light demand and trading with moderate supplies. Idaho Russet Burbanks No 1 and U S No 1 bring 1.10 to 1.95 per cwt ragged by market. Michigan round whites No 1 around 0.80. California Burbanks U S No 1 around 1.60 to 1.66.
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