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The Gumps-Home crowd raves about beans and coffee in a humorous supper scene. A traveler praises the kitchen quality after a long trip praising a homey feast and singing praise for a suite.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1925
Page
6
The Gumps-Home crowd raves about beans and coffee in a humorous supper scene. A traveler praises the kitchen quality after a long trip praising a homey feast and singing praise for a suite.
Civic leaders and business groups in Pocatello back an Oregon Short Line Athletic club project to build a large athletic field with a 5000 seat grandstand, dressing rooms, showers, tennis courts, and track. Plans include cooperative use by high school teams, junior baseball, and tennis tournaments, aiming to promote clean sports and community pride.
Idaho Falls defeated Salt Lake's top bowlers at Colonial Alleys by a 300 pin margin in a three game series. Kellar of Idaho Falls led with a high single of 222 and total 615, while Quinn and Olson topped Salt Lake with several strong games. The teams set a rematch in Idaho Falls tonight starting at 9 o'clock to accommodate visiting Pocatello fans.
Reading lists a chaotic mix of events: racing at Tia Juana Jockey Lab, the Oxford Cambridge race on the Thames, Cannes aviation races, bowling Congress tourney at Buf, inter-collegiate Sa at New York, and tennis indoor nationals opening in New York. Also noted are Pinehurst women’s som, Fall River vs Boston soccer finals, and Willie Plant versus Ugo Frig in New York.
In Tampa Harris prepares to test the Giants with Walter Johnson Sean Gregg and Coveleskie in an effort to even the exhibition series now Giants leading 2 1. Other notes include Coombs homering to save a tie for Rochester and the Dodgers resuming their series in Jacksonville.
Over the last year 327 of Delaware 385 districts formed parent teacher associations. With help from the Delaware school auxiliary association, each group received a defined program for contests and guidance, while no pamphlet clarifies education lines in other states.
Jimmy Deforest, Pelo Athletic Club matchmaker, says a fifteen round Tunney versus Gibbons fight could be closed within 24 hours. Gibbons plans talks with Eddie Kane in St. Paul and may accept the Polo Grounds bout terms if the purse share suits him.
Readers may send sport inquiries to The Pocatello Tribune special correspondents John B. Foster Lawrence Perry and Fair Play in New York for rule interpretations play or player questions. Include stamped self addressed envelope for a personal reply.
The tax on boxing events in New York state is five percent of gross receipts, excluding federal taxes. Bob Fitzsimmons not known to have fought at the Polo Grounds. Cravath’s home run record and lively ball debate discussed. boxers’ skin hardening by brine soak mentioned.
The quota for American automobiles admitted into Czechoslovakia increases to five hundred for the year, up from four hundred in 1924. This change reflects revised import allocations and the ongoing trade ties between the two nations.
Italian state railways order 1 870 cars and plan to add 2 800 more cars along with 40 locomotives to alleviate rising traffic.
The first junior legislature of Indiana will meet in the statehouse in Indianapolis during the week of March 23. High school delegates from each county will elect two representatives and one senator per school, with candidates needing at least 16 credits in core subjects. The group covers expenses with PTA help and gains practical civics insight into the Indiana General Assembly and state life under cooperation of state officials.
In St. Paul on March 28 Gene Tunney, the American light heavyweight champion, decisively defeats Harry Greb the middleweight title holder in a ten round no decision bout. Greb fights defensively after the third round and Tunney’s body attack ends most attempts at offense. Tommy Gibbons predicts a hard fight with Tunney and commends Tunney’s punching power and skill.
The reorganized league will begin its season on April 21 a Lone Star State holiday and will continue play through September with a full schedule for local clubs.
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