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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1936

Page

7

Di Maggio Grabs Headlines As Yankees Gain On Boston Club

Joe DiMaggio hits two homers in a single game as the Yankees rout the White Sox 18-11. The win widens their AL lead to five games over Boston while Detroit beats Boston 7-6 and Cleveland sweeps Philadelphia to climb into a three-way tie for third with the Senators. Pirates and Giants split a doubleheader as Carl Hubbell wins opener and Jim Weaver shuts down the nightcap with a three-hit effort.

DI Maggio Yankees Boston Yankee White Sox Joe Boston Red Sox Detroit Tigers New Yorkers Red Sox Tigers Cleveland Indians Athletics Senators Browns Pirates Giants Carl Bbell Cy Blanton Big Jim Weaver

Softball results shake up YMCA Independent league standings

In tight games the Roundhouse fell 10 9 to Live-Yers as Knapp suffered his first loss in 32. National Biscuit beat Mink Creek CCC 16 14 to stay atop the standings. Hellenic club dropped a close one to Orange Trs as Fellis powered Ahepa with multiple hits and a narrow Deciding infield errors.

Y. M. C. A. Independent Tional Biscuit Roundhouse U. Roundhouse Railroaders Ronald Knapp Knapp National Biscuit Softballers Mink Creek CCC Mink Creek Biscuit CCC National R. H. E. National Bis Brown W. Bollschweiler Norman Graham Ghipp Lauer Pearson Lee Ormanec Asaandono Lee Tylicki Veach Neilson Woods Orange H. Dudanake Zweigart Hanson Bassett Vernon

Fights Last Night Associated Press Report

In Kansas City Freddie Miller 126 from Cincinnati outpointed Ever ette Rightmire 125 of Sioux City. Santa Fe and San Antonio bouts show Mottabe wasky 198 beating Lee Abastes 8 and Max Ba 6 fT 218 from Livermore, California scoring a knockout.

Associated Press Kansas City Freddie Miller Cincinnati Everette Rightmire Sioux City Gona Santa FE N. Mottabewasky Lee Abastes San Antonio Texas Livermore Calif

Welters Fight Here July 3rd At Fort Hall Celebration

Championship welterweight bout set for July 3 at the Auditorium arena in Pocatello as Vidal Ballard of Fort Hall defends the Idaho 147 pound title against Spider Mc Callum of Missoula. The 10 round main event includes 20 rounds of prelims with additional bouts featuring Walker Miller, Byron Mason, Bobby Walters, Battling Parry, Tracy Thompson, Andy Hunt, Chuck McCormick, and Young Hess in various six and four round matches.

Pocatello Old Fort Hall Auditorium Arena Vidal Ballard Fort Hall Idaho Spider McCallum Missoula Montana Spider Northwest Middlewest Ballard Bozeman McCallum American Legion Walker Miller Pocatello Negro Max Baer

National League Batting and Runs Leaders Listed

Major League Leaders in the National League include Stan Martin of the Cardinals leading batting with a .370 average and 56 runs, along with 88 hits by Moore of the Giants and 87 by Medwick of the Cardinals. Medwick drives in 65 RBIs, Ott 60, and others like Herman and Wafer share top doubles. Martin also tops stolen bases with 11.

Associated Press Martin Cardinals Jordan Bees J. Martin Vaughan Pirates Medwick Ott Giants Moore Herman Cubs P. Wa Collins Berger Cardinn Pearson Yankees

Golf record and boxing note in Mirror sports snippet

The piece notes Bobby Cruickshank posting a 34 29 63 record at Hermitage Club course in Richmond Virginia, a rare low score in American golf history. It also recalls Carnera being stopped in 2 32 of the sixth round before 57000 spectators and Billy Petroile stopping Justo Suarez in the ninth at Madison Square Garden.

Associated Press Carnera Bobby Cruickshank Hermitage Richmond Billy Petroile Justo Suarez Madison Square Garden

Louis Schmeling Fight Attends Break Records in U.S.

Roundup notes widespread attendance records for Schmeling fight photos. Managers like Bill Duffy stand to profit big from rights. Hoff notes and bets touchboxing figures, with Brubaker poised for a possible May comeback angle. Jockey George Habeeb wins at Aqueduct. Buffalo Nationals spend 8500 on baseballs. Bisons use 300 dozen. Kearns profits from Schmeling bets. Everett Marshall eyed as foe for Ali Baba in Columbus. A Detroit sportsman bets on Simmons and Greenberg. Joe’s odds at 363. Burleigh Grimes criticized for umpire trouble in the American Association with 14 ejections this season.

Associated Press New York Louis Schmeling Bill Duffy Primo Carera Schmeling Hindenburg Max Phil Brubaker Jack Sharkey Boston Joe Louis George Habeeb Louisville Aqueduct Buffalo Internationals Bisons Jack Kearns Jack Dempsey Everett Marshall Ali Baba Columbus Ohio Detroit Sportsman al Simmons Hand Greenberg Joe Burleigh Grimes

Young Swimmer Defends National Championship Title

At Manhattan Beach the defending champions defend titles in four day A A U outdoor swimming and diving championships. Mary Hoerger aims to repeat after last year’s springboard win while Olive McKean and Lenore Right Wingard also seek to hold their crowns. Hoerger is viewed as America’s top hope for Berlin Olympic duty amid strong West Coast challengers.

New York Peac Ag Mary Hoerger Manhattan Beach Olive McKean Seattle Lenore Right Wingard Cincinnati America Berlin Miami Beach Marjorie Gestring Los Angeles Chicago Dorothy Poynton Hill Janice Lifson

Sharkey to Test Brubaker in 10 Round Boston Bout

Venerable Jack Sharkey, 34, meets California hope Phil Brubaker in a 10 round heavyweight bout at Fenway Park tonight. Sharkey seeks a knockout to reenter the title picture, after a draw with Tony Shucco. Brubaker, with 12 KOs in 14 starts, also drew in his last outing.

Boston Jack Sharkey Phil” Brubaker California Fenway Park Sharkey Brubaker Tony Shucco

Referee Ends Up By Taking Less Referee Ends Up By Taking Less

In Portland a wrestling bout saw referee Lou Plummer start as official for the main event and lose two of three falls to Ted Cox after an on‑site argument with Chief Chiwaki disrupted the match. Cox won the first fall in 8:46, Plummer the second in 2:11, Cox the third in 2:10.

Portland Ore Lou Plummer Toronto Canada Ted Cox Lodi Calif Plummer Chiwaki Cox

Bannocks Prepare for Sunday Tilt with Indians at Overland Park

The Pocatello Bannocks drill daily for a Sunday game against the Indians at Overland Park. Manager John Reese, 25, nostrils confidence after a tough battle with the Omaha Monarchs who edged them 6-5. Ennis, 25, 165 lbs, backs up Reese and has a history in American Legion play. both are veteran athletes with noted baseball and basketball exploits.

Pocatello Bannocks Overland Park John Reese Bannocks United States Lincoln Neb Porters and Waiters Club Omaha Monarchs American Legion F. E. Tydeman Legion Philadelphia Green River Wyo Imperial Valley Cal Kwality Kids Frank Buttner Zweicart Packing Co Rec Pocatello Dave Ennis Ennis Dave Jeasie M. Chase

Four Seeded Players Remain in National Intercollegiate Tennis

In Chicago at Northwestern University the national intercollegiate tennis championships reached the quarter finals with only four seeded players left. Upsets put four unranked players into the fray, including Lindsay Franklin of Texas and Ramsay Potts of North Carolina, who were slated to face opponents today. Other quarterfinals matched Vern John of Southern California vs Ralph Minnich of Princeton, Ernest Sutter of Tulane vs Gardner Mulloy of Miami, and George Stevens of Yale vs Ben Dey of Stanford.

Chicago Northwestern University Lindsay Franklin Texas Ramsay Potts North Carolina Vernon John Southern California Ralph Minnich Princeton Ernest Sutter Tulane Gardner Mulloy Miami George Stevens Yale Ben Dey Stanford

Wrestling results from Holyoke Portland bouts

Count Zarynoff of North Grafton drew with Tommy Rae of South Hadley after Rae substituted for Gus Sonnenberg who fractured a hip early. In Portland Leo Anderson of Washington drew with Will Davis of Virginia, Pat Fraley of Minneapolis beat Hank Metheny of Boston, and Don OMahoney of Ireland defeated Jack Kennedy of Dallas.

Associated Press Holyoke Mass Zarynoff North Grafton Tommy Rae South Hadley Rae Gus Sonnenberg Portland Ore Leo Anderson Washington Will Davis Virgina Pat Fraley Minneapolis Hank Metheny Boston Don O'Mahoney Ireland Jack Kennedy Dallas

Billsmeyer’s Offers Tires and Appliances Ties

Local retailer Billsmeyer’s advertises tires car parts and home appliances including Spartan refrigerators washing machines and vacuum cleaners. Customers are reminded of easy terms in town on tires and parts and invited to visit or call for quotes.

George Bilmeyer’s

Kentucky Star Still In Meet

Marion Miley of Lexington and seven others, including former winners, remain in contention for the women's trans Mississippi golf crown. Miss Miley advances by a narrow margin as Patty Berg posts her best score to date, with several second round results listed from Denver.

Loudon Kelly Associated Press Denver Marion Miley Lexington Miss Miley Kentucky Leon Solomon Memphis Patty Berg Even J. W. Phillips

Coast League Standings Shake Up as Missions Lead Tightens

In San Francisco on June 25 the Pacific Coast League standings shifted with the Missions holding a slim lead over Portland, which moved past Seattle into second. Oakland rose to third as San Francisco and Seattle dropped. Portland beat Los Angeles 7-2 as Prim yielded seven runs. Seattle over San Francisco 7-4. Sacramento defeated San Diego 5-2. and Wee Ludolph with Tom Conlan blanked Mission Reds 9-0.

San Francisco Missions Portland Beavers Seattle Tribe San Francisco Seals Oakland Portland Ray Prim Los Angeles Seals Dick “Kewpie Barrett San Diego Sacramento Humble Senators Wee Willie Ludolph Tom Conlan Mission Reds

Taylor Grocery Upsets Economy Shoe Store in Softball

The Taylors Grocery softball team defeated undefeated Economy Shoe Store 8 to 5 on a crowded Wednesday night. Mathew Cook starred with flawless fielding as Tony Bernat pitched for the losers and Fowler, with his brother, caught.

Blackfoot Taylors Grocery Mathew Cook Tony Bernat Olsen Fowler F. Fowler

Stars Arrive for Big Meet in Los Angeles Trials

Track and field athletes begin Pacific coast Olympic trials with finals in the 5000 meters 3000 meter steeplechase and 80 meter hurdles for women set for tomorrow night. Heats in events like the 100 meters follow as star performers including Eastman Bright Dunn Pollock Lavalle Sefton Wykoff Graber compete on the coast.

Los Angeles Coast Ben Eastman Norman Bright Gordon (Slinger) Dunn Morris Pollock Jimmy Lavalle Bill Sefton Frank Wykoff Bill Graber

Eight Pair Off In Golf Match Today

Eight youthful shotmakers, last of the original company of 121, paired off for the 36 hole quarter final battles in the national intercollegiate golf championship roundup. Favorites held, sections of the country still represented as Fred Haas Jr and Paul Leslie of Louisiana State University head the south pairing.

Chicago Fred Haas, Jr Paul Leslie Louisiana State University South

Midwest and eastern stars clash in historic golf lineup

Michigan golfers Charles Chuck Kocsis and Bill Barclay head the Midwest hopefuls while Yale’s John Levinson Holy Cross Willie Turnesa and Princeton’s John F Malloy represent the East. Stanford’s Verne Spec Stewart stands as the Far West lone standard bearer.

Michigan Charles Chuck) Kocsis Bill Barclay Midwest East John Levinson Yale Willie Turnesa Holy Cross John F. Malloy Princeton Far West Verne Spec) Stewart Stanford

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