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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1930
Page
6
On his 35th birthday William Dempsey signals desire to return to boxing next spring. He hints at a mega bout with Primo Carnera in Chicago or New York, or a title clash with Max Schmeling, depending on fitness and condition.
San Princelo, June 25 AP Los Angeles the only first division team to win yesterday moved within one game of the lead by winning the series opener from Seattle 5 to 2 A key eleventh inning sequence including a triple sacrifice error and wild pitch broke the game open Angels had five hits off Kallio while Seattle collected seven off Ballou and Yerkes Al Gould Sacramento bullpen miscues cost a game as a bases loaded walk in the tenth inning gave Hollywood a 6 to 5 win Oakland rallied for four homers off Bert Cole but Reds won 5 to 4 on 12 hits Portland edged San Francisco 5 to 3 after late scoring puller ton kept the Seals.
In Colorado Springs 32 survivors moved into the first two rounds of match play for the Trans Mississipp i Golf championship with finals set Saturday. Dr. Larry Brom of Denver matched the championship medal record at 144 while qualifiers ranged to 156. Notables in the upper bracket include Bromfield Maytag Jimmy Manion F W Dold and Nathan Grimes.
Thirty-two golfers from 21 colleges and universities began play at Oakmont to determine the intercollegiate championship. From 100 entrants the match play field was cut to 32 after two days of qualifying. Only eight remain for tomorrow’s quarter finals as two 18 hole rounds decide the field.
Summary of top 10 lists in batting runs and RBIs with players from Cubs Yankees Cardinals and Phillies. Highlights include Cuyler leading in several categories for the Cubs and Ruth starring for the Yankees with home runs and RBIs. Other leaders include Gehrig and Rice in various hitting and stealing stats.
Chicago reports that William Veeck faced pressure from fans as women pressed for easier access to Wrigley Field. William Wrigley Jr. allowed a Ladies Day plan but reduced ticketing issues led to a shift back to an open Friday admission policy.
The third day at Wimbledon features American players in key matches. Gregory Mangin of Newark defeats KR Miki 6-4 6-3 6-2 while Austin defeats Pierre Landry 6-0 6-3 6-2. Chorge Martin Lott Jr of Chicago beats Harry Hopman 6-4 6-4. Helen Wills Moody ousts Elsie Golds worth 6-1 6-2 and Helen Jacobs defeats Mills England 6-3 6-1. Elizabeth Ryan defeats V H Montgomery 6-2 4-6 6-4. Eileen Bennett Whittingstall falls to Rene Mathieu 6-4 6-3 and Betty Nuthall beats Y Lyle 6-2 6-4.
Mike Johnson and Mack Reynolds of The Tribune report strong salmon catches in the Yankee Fork area as water drops to favorable levels. They describe the camping at J. A. Lightfoot’s summer resort, cabin availability, and routes via Mackay and the summit to reach Yankee Fork for big 16 to 30 pound fish and related trout opportunities above Sunbeam dam.
Indianapolis-Spug Myers and Pocca tello fought to a draw in a distant card. Tony Canzoneri outpointed Kitemae Grogan in Queens, Grogan scoring a second round nine count but failing to finish him. Frankie Marchese fell to MclTarleton in seven rounds. Speedy Dado defeated Chato Laredo over ten. Retzlaff edged Ray McQuillan in Minot, and Ch key Dolan stopped Art McMillan in Portland.
Rosenbloom of Hariem faces Slattery in a 15 round title bout at Bisons park tonight. Feesentioun, the favorite, relies on rapid angles and relentless attack to topple Slattery. Maxie Slattery has dominated 175-pounders and earned state recognition by beating Lou Scozza in a 15 round decision.
The Cleveland Indians thrill home fans with a dynamic display of ups and downs as they surge toward the pennant race. The club rides a fresh winning streak at home, then suffers a rough stretch in the East, slipping to fourth behind the Yankees.
Kalamazoo twins Herman and Henry Perlick, lightweight foes, headline a two fight card at Ebbets Field. Herman faces Bruce Flowers of New Rochelle in a ten round feature after losing to Jack Berg, while Henry boxes Ralph Lenny of Jersey City in the opening ten rounds.
Walter Berger homered to tie for NL lead as Braves beat rivals. Pat Malone fanned six in Cubs win over Phils. Licin ie Manush doubled twice and drove in two for Senators in win. Larry Benton held Giants to 11 hits as Reds triumphed 4-1. Bill Sweeney delivered a pinch homer in Red Sox 5-4 over Tigers. Far Adams starred for Cardinals with a double and four singles, scoring three and driving in a run.
Free instruction program runs June 26 to July 5 inviting residents to learn swimming. The announcement emphasizes guaranteed teaching and notes the dates within the period.
Milwaukee club seeks restraining order against Commissioner Landis after sending Fred Bennett to the American Association on a two year option. Ball and Killilea refuse and federal court action is filed as class AA minors plan to form an independent organization with a meeting set for August 5.
Portland gains a 5 to 3 win over San Francisco with strong pitching by Fullerton. A three run rally in the seventh breaks a 2–2 tie. Davis and Penebsky, Pullerton and Woodall are noted for Portland.
Angels win 5 2 over Seattle after scoring three runs in the eleventh on one hit. Sigafous tripled to left and scored on a sacrifice fly to seal the victory amid a tight extra inning game.
The Cubs defeated the Phillies 6 to 1 in Chicago, cutting the Dodgers lead to two games. Pat Malone pitched effectively, allowing eight Phillies hits, while Philadelphia committed four errors that produced three Cub runs.
Chicago June 25 AP Manager Joe McCarty breathed easier as Eddie Doc Farrell joined the Bruin reserves. Since Hornsby injured his ankle May 30 the Cubs had only reserve infielder Lester Bell who is also sore. Farrell can play any infield position and joined the Cubs via waivers today.
Western League standings show Wichita 17 with Denver 2 and Topeka 8 Pueblo 6. American Association scores include Toledo 10 11 St Paul 1 3 Louisville 5 Milwaukee 3 Indianapolis 1 Kansas City 8 Columbus 6 Minneapolis 7. Southern Association New Orleans 9 Atlanta 1 Little Rock 4 Nashville 8 Birmingham 10 Mobile 2 Chattanooga at Memphis. International League Toronto 5 Baltimore 3 Jersey City 7 Rochester 4 Others postponed due to rain. A gust blew $34 from Mrs. McCallum’s purse in Anaconda Montana, then $20 more to her husband down the street.
Boston and Detroit split a Tuesday doubleheader with the Red Sox taking the first game 5 to 2 and Detroit winning the second 7 to 1 in 10 innings. Sweeney provided a key pinch hit in the sixth of the opener and Herring earned the win while Mulrooney took the loss.
The Eastern Idaho baseball league ends its season with Oregon and Baker withdrawing due to low crowds and travel distance. The withdrawal follows a meet in Ontario called by Henry Soot of Ontario, citing isolation from the Idaho trio and inability to attract supporters.
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