Trio of Snappy Events Prepares Big Bout Card in Pocatello
World champion Mike O Dowd and team arrive in Pocatello on train 18 from Portland. Card includes Biedie Kelly vs Able Mishkind eight rounds, Darrel Jardine vs Frank Regan 133 pounds six rounds, Billie Eastman vs Young Lemm ing three one minute rounds, and potential Ray Rose vs Spuge Myers. Brady Stadium construction nears halfway as boxing prep continues.
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Mike O'Dowd
Paddy Mullins
William Costain
Pocatello
Portland
Gordon McKay
Biedie Kelly
Butte
Able Mishkind
Salt Lake
Darrel Jardine
Frank Regan
Idaho Falls
Billie Eastman
Young Lemming
Ray Rose
Boise
Spuge Myers
Boise Battler
Fis
Jack Dempsey
Curly Bastley
McKay
Brady Stadium
DOPESHEET FOR FLYROD EXPERTS
Fishing reports from Big Springs Mackay and Arco show mixed results with seven fish caught in four days and some large specimens. Weather remains cold and rainy limiting catches though Stream stocks are improving and Portneuf River report promotes small fish but potential for better fishing with milder conditions.
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Mackay and
Arco
McGraw Discovers New Star Frisch In Real Goods
The manager John McGraw praises Frankie Frisch as a valuable find after a string of solid performances. He notes Frisch's play stands out among the players, signaling a potential rising star for the team this season.
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John McGraw
Boxing Through the Ages and a July Match in Pocatello
The piece traces boxing history from ancient times to modern eras, notes on gloves and caestus, and recalls England's pugilistic rise under the Hanoverian era. It highlights Ned Sutton’s 1746 jibe at Mr Figg, Oxford amphitheatres, Broughton’s era, Lord Byron’s links, Czar Nicholas, and the 1860 Farnborough duel between Tom Sayer and John Heenan with police intervention.
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McKay-O'Dowd
Pocatello
Vollux
Hercules
Greece
Freedman
Alfred
Richard Iit
Figg
Oxford Road
Broughton
Jackson
England
Lord Byron
Nicholas
Russia
Farnsborough
Tom Sayer
John Heenan
Boxing Tryouts as International Aspirants Compete
Olympic boxing preliminaries held at Franklin Field include eastern United States aspirants from Maine to the Carolinas and Ohio. Tonight finals determine who represents the Middle Atlantic district at the national tryouts in New York.
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Philadelphia
United States
Maine
Carolinas
Ohio
Franklin Field
Middle Atlantic
New York
Track officials anticipate marks at midwestern trials
Chicago June 26 AP reports track and field officials expect marks in the Quy sectional trials to be broken at today's midwestern trials for the Olympic games. The top three in nineteen events will qualify for the national trials at Harvard on July 17.
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Chicago
Harvard
Return game set as Never Weres meet Has Beens Sunday
A morning baseball game is scheduled for Sunday at 10 o clock at Short Line ball park on Idocatello avenue between Pat Phelan s Never Weres and Jack Hal towell s Has Beens. Brady park was unavailable due to carpenters preparing for the McKayrbowd fight. Robb Trady will miss the West siders lineup.
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Pat Phelan
Never Weres
Jack Haltowell
Short Line
Ball Park
lDocatello Avenue
Brady Park
Carpenters
Phelan
East Siders
West Siders
Robb Trady
Brady
Hallowell
Official American League Standings Published
The official standings after games through Friday June 25 list Cleveland New York Chicago and Washington with 39 23 34 25 30 29 wins respectively. Detroit St Louis Philadelphia and Boston follow with 20 39 16 45 and 29 27 records.
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Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Oat
Champion yields without a match in chess title change
Amsterdam June 26 AP The world chess champion title will pass from Dr Emmanuel Lasker to Jose R Capablanca without a formal title match after Lasker announced in a letter to Capablanca his decision to yield the championship.
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Amsterdam
Emmanuel Lasker
Jose R. Capablanca
Capablanca
Indians to Send Two Women Delegates to DNC in San Francisco
Two Indian women will represent Oklahoma at the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco. Mrs. Richard L. Fite, a Sequoyah descendant and Cherokee alphabet innovator, and Mrs. Eugene Lawson, kin to a former Delaware nation chief, attend as Oklahoma delegates.
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San Francisco
Oklahoma
Richard L. Fite
Sequoyah
Eugene 4. Lawson
Delaware Nation
Baseball scores from today’s American League and National League games
New York defeat Boston 14 to 0 as Honus Wagner stars in a slugfest while Brooklyn tops Boeton 1 0 1 in a pitchers duel. Chicago beats Pittsburg 9 to 4 and Cincinnati falls to St Louis 6 to 5 in late innings.
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R. H. E. Boston
New York
Louisville Beats Toledo In Opening Game
American Association action at Toledo on June 26 saw Louisville defeat Toledo with key players Graham Wright Meyer Stryker and Murphy contributing in the first game.
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Toledo
Louisville
Graham
Wright
Meyer
Stryker
Murphy
Billy Webb Tops International League Slugging
Billy Webb, a shortstop acquired from the Pirates for Akron, has emerged as one of the International league’s leading sluggers with strong hitting and run production.
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Billy Webb
Pirates
Akron
Jackson Elk Stocking Canada Sparks Jasper Park First Release
Edmonton reports eighty seven elk from Jackson Hole Wyoming released in Jasper park. The herd joins a 36,000 head Jackson Hole population and an 8,000 head Manitoba reserve. Elk will roam 4,406 square miles with year round pasturage as big horn sheep census reaches new North American highs.
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Edmonton
Alta
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Liberty
Jasper Park
Canadian National Railway
Manitoba
North America
Baseball Games Set for Sunday in National League
National League schedule for Sunday June 27 features New York at Brooklyn Pittsburg at Chicago St Louis at Cincinnati Detroit at St Louis Cleveland at Chicago Philadelphia at Washington and Boston at New York with multiple intercity matchups.
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New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
St. Loui
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
Boxing notes from Twin Falls and Pocatello bout chatter
The Twin Falls paper notes Ray Rose and Billy Woodhead clash, while Spug Myers may face Rose again in a preliminary to the O'Dowd McKay bout on the 5th. Other items mention Georges Carpentier criticizing Americans, Charlie White vs Benny Leonard upcoming, and talk of Bartfield as middleweight champion.
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Boise
Twin Falls
Ray Rose
Billy Woodhead
Rose
Woodhead
Pocatello
Spug Myers
American Falls
O'Dowd-Mckay
Spug
Charlie White
Chicago
Benny Leonard
Charlie
White
Bartfield
Dan
O'Dowd
Gibbons
Lewis
Greb
Zinderstein Captures National Lawn Tennis Title
Miss Marion Zinderstein of Boston defeated Miss Corrine Gould of St. Louis 6 0 6 1 to win the women’s national clay court championship in Detroit. Zinderstein’s back court game and fast volley shots overwhelmed Gould as the defending champion.
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Miss Gould
Detroit
Marion Zinderstein
Boston
Corrine Gould
St. Louis
Zinderstein
Coast League Results From Yesterday
Vernon defeated San Francisco 4 to 3 while Oakland topped Los Angeles 6 to 8 and Seattle beat Portland 5 to 1. Salt Lake edged Sacramento 6 to 2 in the listed slate of games.
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Vernon
San Francisco
Oakland
Los Angeles
Seattle
Portland
Salt Lake
Sacramento
More Students Arrested in War Map Case at Tokyo
Three additional students were arrested for complicity in selling war maps. A law student named Sekizawa and an alleged accomplice named Oyama were taken into custody yesterday. Copies of the maps are said to be in the Bolshevik's possession.
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Tokio
Sekizawa
Oyama
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