Kwality Kids Meet Rigby Lions In Key Valley Showdown
The Kwality Kids aim to rebound in the Yellowstone league by meeting the Rigby Lions at Overland Park. Johnny Reese starts on the mound with either Pete Fellis or Walt Sproul behind the plate, as Sproul fills in for Bybee. Large crowd expected with Hal Thomas back from camp and lineup solidified. The Bears face the Broncos at Blackfoot fairgrounds and the Spuds meet Red and White at Idaho Falls.
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Rigby Lions
Overland Park
Johnny Reese
Lneup
Long
Leyte
Raidy
Mullcass
Cushing
Hronek
Reese
Lions
Rigby
Pocatello Athletic Club Bears
Blackfoot Broncos
Blackfoot Fairgrounds
Red
Idaho Falls Spuds
Pocatello Club Announces Summer Tennis Tourney
The Pocatello Athletic Club revealed the annual summer invitation tennis tournament to start the first week of July. W. E. Smith announced Austin L. Jones as tournament manager with registrations for men’s singles at the Y.M.C.A. in the next ten days. Women’s singles will follow, then doubles for both sexes, no entry fee, balls supplied by players.
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The
Pocatello Athletic Club
W. E. Smith
P.A.C
Pocatello Tribune
Mr. Smith
Life Saving Exams Set For June Graduates
About 20 candidates are expected to pass the life saving examinations in early July after final sessions this week at the Y M C A pool. Six senior class students will form a chartered board of examiners upon completion, including James E. Pickett Donald Davis Wesley Shurtliff William Criswell Willard Walters and William Beasley. The junior class lists Joe Burkholder George Hansen Merc Isham Francis MacKenzie Bruce McMasters Ted Mitchell Jack Randall Robert Walters Dale Williams Homer Wilson Leroy Kirkendall Woodrow Williams Richard Mooney Phil Smith Harrell Martin Therion Ahlstrom. Ray Tuck also runs a small junior class toward the master life saver's award this summer.
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Y. M. C. A. Tank
Chartered Board of Examiners
James E. Pickett
Donald Davis
Wesley Shurtliff
Willam Criswell
Willard Walters
William Beasley
Joe Burkholder
George Hansen
Merc] Isham
Francis MacKenzie
Bruce McMasters
Ted Mitchell
Jack Randall
Robert Walters
Dale Williams
Homer Wilson
Leroy Kirkendall
Woodrow Williams
Richard Mooney
Phil Smith
Harrell Martin
Therion Ahlstrom
Ray Tuck
Dragoon's Sword Found in Scotland By Two Schoolboys
A seventeenth century dragoon sword believed to be a Covenant relic was found at Stonehouse Scotland by two schoolboys. The weapon lay in a leather sheath and broke apart when withdrawn. the hooked blade measures about 30 inches. Twelve athletes from the University of Wisconsin will graduate next season, affecting 22 players including 10 track stars and seven football regulars.
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Stonehouse
Scotland
University of Wisconsin
Local golfers to play in Sunday tourney matches
Pocatello golf club members stay on home courses except Country club will trek to Idaho Falls for a return match at the Spud city course. City course handicap play for 18 holes with 5 pm card posting and prizes in men’s and women’s divisions. University club to select a 12 member team from the six low scores for future club matches. Country club plans 9:30 am start with at least 16 players, and Idaho Falls hosts the intra club match.
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Pocatello Golf Clubs
Country Club
Idaho Falls
Spud City
Falls Club
University Club
C. L. Lewis
Idaho Falls Country Club
C. Gibson
Harvey Anderson
J. A. Hall
Milt Zener
Art Zener
Percy Tressler
Casey Jones
Ernie Hall
Harry Hurlburt
Bud Molinelli
D. C. Ray
C. A. Carmack
C. McCurdy
Brit Hargraves
Claude Bistline
Life Savers Elect Y M C A Group Officers
John Levien elected president and Edward Mooney chosen vice president of the Y M C A junior life savers club at Lava Hot Springs. Miss Georgia Tuck named secretary and Miss Margaret Hall treasurer after a Friday annual meeting with 26 members and sponsors on hand.
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John Levien
Y. M. C. A. Junior Life Savers’ Club
Spa Plunge
Lava Hot Springs
Edward Mooney
Georgia Tuck
Margaret Hall
Pocatello Gunners Hold Practice Ahead of July Meets
The last regular Sunday shoot before the Reno and Del Monte meets in early July will be held today at 9 30 at the club grounds. Gunners expect excellent conditions for practice to prepare for competition in foreign fields.
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Reno
del Monte
Golf swing harmony and a Kansas champion
The article extols smooth golf mechanics, urging players to swing rather than hit, with a focus on a controlled backswing and consistent speed through impact. It notes Miss Ann Webster of Leavenworth, Kansas, winning the 1932 Kansas women's golf championship for the second consecutive year.
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Bobby Jones
Ann Webster
Leavenworth
Kas
Kansas
Gomez extends string as Yankees top Athletics 7 to 4
Vernon Gomez of the Yankees earns his eleventh straight win by beating the Philadelphia Athletics 7 to 4. Lou Gehrig homers for the fourth time in two games as New York widens its lead. Jimmie Foxx hits his 29th for Philadelphia.
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New York
Lefty Vernon Gomez
Yankees
Lefty Grove
Philadelphia Athletics
Jimmie Foxx
A’s
Philadelphia
Yanks
Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
McNair
Mahaffey
Heving
Dickey
Gehrig
Foxx
Lazzeri
Pirates Move To Second In National League
The Pittsburgh Pirates climbed to second in the National League by sweeping a double header from the Cincinnati Reds 5 to 4 and 8 to 5. Long hits led the second game with the Waner brothers starring. Paul hit two homers a double and two singles while Lloyd added two singles and a double. In the opener a wild throw by catcher Lombardi allowed Piet to score and decide the game.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Paul
Lloyd
Reds
Lombardi
Piet
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh Split Doubleheader in 11th Inning
In the first game Cincinnati and Pittsburgh battled to a late finish with a 4 to 5 final after an 11th inning. Pitchers Lucas Lombardi Swetonic Spencer Swift and Grace contributed key innings for Cincinnati while Pittsburgh relied on Lombardi Grace and others. The second game ended Pittsburgh 8 Cincinnati 5 as Kolp Benton Frey Lom bardi Manion Kremer Spencer Meine and Padden helped decide the score with late runs.
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Pittsburgh
Lucas
Lombardi
Swetonic
Spencer
Swift
Grace
Kolp
Benton
Frey
Manion
Kremer
Meine
Padden
Squeeze play lifts St Louis to 7 6 win over Cubs
In a tense series opener at St Louis the ninth inning squeeze play produced a 7 6 victory for the Cardinals over the Cubs. Gelbert scored on Jake Flowers' bunt as Haines was relieved by Derringer and Hallahan shut out Chicago in the ninth. Stephenson homered for the Cubs.
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ST. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Gelbert
Jake Flowers
Haines
Derringer
Hallahan
Cubs
Stephenson
Chicago
Warneke
Bush
Grimes
Hartnett
Mancuso
Gonzales
Phillies Clean Up Two-Game Series with Mets
Philadelphia report notes the Phillies completed a two game series sweep over the New York team in a doubleheader. Strong batting and solid pitching propelled the club to victory, extending their win streak and delivering another setback to the visiting foes.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Fort Hall Fourth of July Celebration Schedule 1932
The program lists a full day of events in Fort Hall including dances, a sunrise gun, concerts, races on Center Street, a public patriotic meeting at the University of Idaho Field, parade sections for Grand Army of the Republic and veterans groups, an outdoor prize fight, a banquet at the Bannock Hotel, dancing at 41ers' Dance Hall, and a pageant Days of Old Fort Hall with songs and dedication notes by Gaylord Sanford and Vic Macowell.
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University Field
American Legion Department
Grand Army of the Republic
American Legion
Old
Sacramento Extends Win Streak Over Missions in Coast League
Sacramento registered a fourth successive win over the Missions in Coast League baseball played in San Francisco on June 25. The victory continued Sacramento's strong stretch as they climbed standings with solid hitting and pitching.
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San Francisco
Sacramento
Missions
Eckhardt extends hitting streak as Missions win
In a 5 to 2 victory, Eckhardt of the Missions extended his hit streak to 27 games. Sacramento scored in a varied pattern, with Tincup, Wirts, Lieber, Briggs, Hofmann, and Ricci contributing. A Fort Hall Water Users meeting is set for June 27 at Tyhee school house at 8 pm, urged for all water users to attend.
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Eckhardt
Sacramento
Tincup and Wirts
Lieber
Briggs
Hofmann
Ricci
Fort Hall
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Seton
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Conran
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Mohan Funeral Parlors
Spongberg Coffee CO
Bannock Sbr. & Coal CO
Garrett's Transfer CO
Pocatello Lumber CO
LEE Loan D. P. Skaggs Stratford Furniture CO
Safeway Stores
Mnccracken Stores
Pentz Jewelry
Sewell's
Style Shop
Modern Cleaners
Witherspoon's
Cook Drug CO
Hinckley's
Sweet Shop
Yellowstone Pharmacy
Coast League Baseball
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