American players push into Wimbledon quarters and doubles rounds
George Martin Lott Jr of Chicago reaches the men's singles quarters with a 6-1 6-2 10-8 win over P D B Spence. Americans Allison Cross win mixed doubles, and Tilden, Ryan, Wills Moody advance in singles and doubles with notable Davis Cup teammates.
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Wimbledon
Eng
George Martin Lott, Jr
Chicago
P. D. B. Spence
Wilmer Allison
Edith Cross
S. N. Perkins
W. T. Tucker
Betty Nuthall
C. G. McIiquham
Elizabeth Ryan
Mile. L. Payot
Big Bill Tilden
Ed Andrews
New Zealand
Helen Wills Moody
C. G. McIlquhan
A. V. Bridge
England
John van Ryn
T. Abe
T. Harada
Salt Lake Wrestler Dern Beats Velcoff In Two Falls
Salt Lake City heavyweight Ira Dern closed the mat season with a victory over Nick Velcoff of San Francisco in three falls here. Dern won the third fall after two lengthy exchanges, ending with a skin the cat move. Dern, who appeared in 40 bouts since September, faces a busy eastern schedule before next season. In the semi finals, Wild Bill Thornton and Al Newman drew after 45 minutes.
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Salt Lake City
Ira Dern
Nick Velcof
San Francisco
Dern
Velcoff
Carl Sarpolis
Strangler) Lewis
Sarpolis
Lewis
Wild Bill Thornton
Seattle
al Newman
Baker
Ketchel Draws With Anderson After Seattle Decision
Wesley Ketchel of Salt Lake City initially won a six round bout against Joe Anderson of Covington Ky. The Seattle Boxing Commission later ruled the victory a draw, with two judges calling it a draw and the referee upholding Ketchel before the change was announced. The decision sparked protests from Anderson’s manager and a post bout huddle by officials and fans.
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Seattle
Wesley Ketchell
Salt Lake City
Joe Anderson
Covington
Seattle Boxing Commission
Ketchel
McCarthy
Ketchell
Anderson
McCrary and Manion Meet in Trans-Mississippi Finals
In Colorado Springs Jimmy Manion of St Louis and Bob McCrary of Des Moines advanced to the Tran Mississippi final after Manion decisively defeated Walter Crooks 10 and 8 and McCrary overcame Logan Van Zant 8 and 7. The two contenders posted record pace semi final wins in Trans Mississippi history.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Jimmy Manion
St. Louis
Bob McCrary
Des Moines
Manion
Walter Crooks
Colorado
McCrary
Tulsa
Logan van Zant
Trans-Mississippi
P A C Riflemen Elimination Shoot To Name Team
The P A C Riflemen announce an elimination shoot Sunday at 9 to select the unit rifle team for the O B L System meet in Ogden this August. After selection, members practice two weeknights and Sunday mornings. Tomorrow’s event uses System rules with two sighting shots and ten record shots per range. Time limit 15 minutes per range.
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Ogden
Dominion day track meet to test 100 yard dash record
Vancouver BC June 28 In the Dominion day track and field meet several top sprinters from the United States and Canada will contest the world 100 yard record. Percy Williams George Simpson Eddie Tolan and Russell Sweet are among the contenders. The event is sanctioned by the British Columbia A A U.
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Vancouver
B. C
United States
Canada
Percy Williams
George Simpson
Ohio State
Eddie Tolan
Michigan
Russell Sweet
Movie Olympic Club
British Columbia
Many Girls Take Part In Y Swimming Classes
The Y M C A hosted four swimming classes with seventy girls led by Miss Virginia Cornell. Beginners learned crawl side and back strokes and diving while enjoying water games. notable progress included several girls earning the National Beginners' Swimming award.
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Virginia Cornell
Patricia Quinn
Marie Rupp
Zelma Rupp
Virginia Bullard
Leela Eckersley
Fay Smith
Wanda Williams
Clara Williams
Betty Downing
Betty Morrell
Beverly Dods
Martha Lou Newton
Jean Mayne
Bernice Thomas
Frances Groom
Marjorie Stocker
Lora Stratford
Arlene Pyper
Lorene Zweigart
Alice Skinner
Lois Potter
Dorothy Damewood
Mary Grecco
Louise Jordan
Madeline Grecco
Mary Gordon
Agnes Sterling
Florence Wade
Jeanette Corbett
Cusina Zaccardi
Maxine Albane
Carmen de Giacomo
Lyle Weeks
Elsie Smith
Clarice Naomi Tripp
Margaret Hall
Cathryn Criswell
Mary Phelan
Roberta Grisinger
Martha Evans
Ruthella Wade
Carolyn Smith
Kathryn Grisenger
Connie Williams
Julia Hibbard
June Mathews
Georgia Tuck
Mary Lou Stevenson
Mary Lou Smith
Mary Louise Bunce
Lucille Boyatt
Frances Lewis
Vesta Lee Hunt
Norma McGin- Monroe
Maurine Manley
Druid Damewood
Lena DeGregory
Mary Colaianni
Josephine Cusano
Helen Newton
Viola Cola
Forcing Erection of a Fish Ladder
Idaho state game warden R E Thomas directed Challis deputy warden to file a complaint against Sunbeam dam owners on the Salmon River between Challis and Salmon to compel a proper fish ladder. The dam built about 25 years ago by a mining company blocks fish from reaching upper streams for spawning. a previously built ladder proved unworkable.
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Boise
R. E. Thomas
Challis
Salmon
Thomas
Dance Tonight at Recreation Hall Announces Admission
Dance tonight at Recreation Hall with admission set at 50 cents. Community event inviting residents to enjoy an evening of music and dancing.
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Recreation Hall
Holm Sets Exhibition Record in 400 Stroke Swim
Eleanor Holm, 16, of New York, lowered the world 400 stroke mark to 2 52 15 in an exhibition at Long Beach ahead of the AAU championships. The time, though a world best, does not count as a record since she swam alone, eclipsing Sybil Bauer’s 1925 mark of 6 10.
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Los Angeles
Long Beach
Eleanor Holm
Women's Swimming Association
New York
Sybil Bauer
Chicago
Whichone Out New York Dwyer Stakes Canceled
Whichone trained by Tom Healy suffered two quarter cracks and may not race again this season. Gallant Fox remained Whitney and Woodward's leading contender but the Dwyer Stakes in June was considered an exercise gallop.
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Whichone
New York
Harry Payne Whitney
William Woodward
Gallant Fox
Whitney
Woodward
Tom Healy
Whitney Stables
Knight Favored Latonia Derby Preview at Latonia Track
Knight Galant, winner of the Fairmount derby and runner up to Gallant Fox in the Kentucky derby, is the favorite for Latonia's 48th Latonia derby worth 25000 added for three year olds. Bezonian and Revaille Boy are top third and fourth choices. No eastern entrants aimed for this opening feature of Latonia’s 37 day meet.
B A R E Outing Planned by Division 181 Members
Members and friends of division 181 B A R E will hold an outing at Lava. The event invites participation from attendees and associates of the organization.
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Division 181
Lava
P A C Trap Club Shoot Sets Stage For Unit Elimination
The P A C trap club at the Gunners venue plans a straight 50 bird event to select a six man P A C team for July 13 unit eliminations. Scores tomorrow determine the representative sextette despite season averages. Club members and associated patrons may join in the diversion near the traps.
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Pocatello
Mercury Reaches 89 as Pocatello Sees Fluctuating Weather
A frigid mist of cool and warm winds plus showers marks a volatile spell in Pocatello. Friday's peak hit 89 degrees with a 59 degree low by 6 am and 64 by noon. Normal temp 66. Precipitation since month start totals .71 inches, with a 31 percent deficit. Sunset 8:13 pm. Sunrise 4:53 am.
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Pocatello
Man Shot In Bleeding Incident At Mission
Ross was shot in both legs and fled as Ross distrusted Towe who had long opposed his wife’s church work. Leona Kuhn and Mrs. Ross had attended services for months. Towe had earlier had Ross arrested for striking him and later for disrupting services. Ross was jailed then released after warning by the judge to avoid the mission.
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Ross
Schmeling Leaves Bremen for Berlin Vacation
Max Schmeling sails from Bremen to Berlin for a vacation. He plans to resume training in August for a return bout with Jack Sharkey at Yankee Stadium likely on September 18 or 25.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Bremen
Berlin
Jack Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
Congregational Ladies Rummage Sale Planned
The Congregational ladies announce a rummage sale on Monday and Tuesday, June 30 and July 1, in the room at the east end of the viaduct. Chairmen are Mrs W H Bohlscheid and Mrs H G Berryman. People with rummage to donate should phone Mrs L E Shaw at 1189 and will be called for.
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W. H Bohlscheid
H. G. Berryman
L. E. Shaw
Evening Class Canceled For Parent Teacher Rally
The Down Town Evening Class is canceled Monday evening due to a Parent-Teacher rally. A four o clock re position will shift the session to discuss programs time division and related questions at the Parent-Teacher Association meeting. Air Cadets meet at 7 30 pm at the YMCA with Kenneth Meinard addressing the group and a swim scheduled afterward. Calph of 330 South Johnson is recovering at home after illness.
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Parent-T Cacher Association
McDougall
American Air Cadets
The
Pocatello Tribune
Kenneth Meinard
National Parks Airways Corporation
Alness
Mrss . Calph
South
Johnson Avenue
General Hospital
Intermountain News Briefs From The Associated Press
McCammon Idaho 20 car loads of poison bait to be mixed at the US Biological Survey station this season 600 000 pounds already mixed and to be shipped out. Alfalfa tips treated for squirrels field mice rock ducks and rabbits while grain mix prepared for sparrows. Ogden M G Pence former grain buyer named sales representative of the National Grain Corporation for the inter mountain district based in Salt Lake City. Rudolph F Geighegan 34 veteran dies from spinal fracture after a six month old fall at a club house in Salt Lake City. Springville Utah peace officers gather for their annual convention with sightseeing trips planned.
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Associated Press
Mccammon
Idaho
United States Biological Survey Station
OGDEN M._ G_ Pence
Globe Milling Company
National Grain Corporation
Inter-Mountain
Utah
Chicago
Pence
Kansas City
National Marketing Soup
Salt Lake City
Rudolph F Geighegan
Santa Clara University
California
Indian Springs Offers Free Private Swim Instruction
The notice invites residents to a free private swimming instruction program at Indian Springs from June 26 to July 5, inclusive. Sessions aim to teach essential swimming skills and water safety under qualified instructors.
A R E Plans Picnic at Lava Hot Springs
Benefit Association of Railway Employees division No. 181 announces a picnic at Lava Hot Springs after moon and evening. Members and friends invited. Register with EB W Ringo, entertainment committee chairman, and bring lunches. Gasoline provided for cars aiding transport. Overland Park is meeting place. cars depart at 7 p.m.
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Benefit Association of Railway Employees Division No. 181
Lava Hot Sunda
EB W Ringo
Overland Park
Texans Go Gunning for Bad Criminals
Seven Negroes were jailed in Concordia after an attack on an 11 year old white girl. The suspects were moved for safety and the sheriff did not disclose their location. The mob attempted to intervene but failed and dispersed, leaving a rope trail from a car.
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Concordia
N.C
H. W. Caldwell
Democratic group in Caldwell eyes county ticket
A small gathering of Democrats in Caldwell discussed fielding a county slate and expressed optimism for state and county victories. The talk focused on gubernatorial candidate Ben Ross seeking the nomination, a prospect noted with more Republican pleasure than Democratic.
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Caldwe
Republican Cires
Nampa
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