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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1925
Page
7
A fragmented line of text mentions scolding, a lawyer, and advice, ending with sport news. The readable portion hints at a colloquial sports lead flavor and a spring tonic metaphor before shifting to sports coverage.
Wayne Big Munn and Joe Toots Mondt sign for a best two out of three falls clash in Chicago. Rival talks point to closing match between Munn and Strangler Lewis as promoters bid heavily on guaranteed purses. Ed Lewis and William Demetral headline a wrestling carnival in Cleveland with a finish bout planned.
Chicago March 31 AP The national interscholastic basketball tournament of the University of Chicago under war fedorey opens with nine first round games. Twenty four of forty two entries from thirty four states compete and state champions are included. Opener features Miami Florida vs Laramie Wyoming. Final today pits Medford Massachusetts against Rupert Idaho. Teams arrived last night and some had practice sessions. Fairfax Oklahoma travels with a dozen Osage Indians in war paint and feathers. Tonopah Nevada players wore the ...
Several teams arrive with distinctive attire as the event showcases frontier fashion and cultural nods. Spectators note lightweight costumes and festive, playful competition amid a light-hearted gathering.
The Tribune reports the Commercial league trio to the Fire Department, and the Bankers taking two of three from the K C s in City play. Tonight features Mali Clerks versus Store Department in Commercial league and Dun dee against Shaw Auto in City league. Cleveland Indians break camp at Lakeland, bound for Savannah to face Rochester in a barnstorming series opener.
A brief meetup invitation for Friday at 10 a.m. at the Little House Around the Corner announced by Al, E999.
AP reports 115 world records were set to date in the indoor track season which closed last Saturday. Nurmi leads with 84 marks, 18 still standing, while Ritola has 18. Ugo of Italy posts 15 marks, Plant is runner up among Americans with six, Heilffrich tallies three, Hahn lowers Nurmi on 1500m and 3/4 mile, Osborne jumps records three times.
Ringling Bros and Barnum Bailey officials announce the removal of New York trained wild animal acts from the circus repertoire. The change affects performances nationwide as the show shifts to new attractions and safety focused programming.
Walter Powell former assistant to Walter Camp begins plans in Atlanta Georgia to erect a monument honoring Camp revered as the father of American football. The project aims to publicly recognize Camp's contributions and inspire future generations of players and coaches.
In Jacksonville Florida the Washington Senators were routed 13 to 3 by the New York Giants as the Giants collected seventeen safeties. Babe Ruth blasted a four base hit in a Birmingham exhibition between the Yankees and Dodgers, fueling a New York rally that produced an 11 to 8 win.
Chicago reports trouble looming over Clark Pittenger joining Charley Root in a deal for veteran Jimmy McAuley with the Los Angeles Pacific Coast league club. Pittenger leaves Dayton and Ohio State dental studies hoping for a big league chance with recall possible in 48 hours. Nick Domovich signs and heads to Seattle as rain halts Cubs in Sacramento.
Philadelphia Nationals collected fifteen hits in an 11 to 5 win over the Buffalo Nationals in a Florida exhibition. The Phillies depart Brandentown for home today. Athletics split with Baltimore Internationals in Eustis, Fla., winning 10 to 5.
Detroit Tigers defeated Richmond Colts six to three yesterday and planned to face Norfolk today on their last game of the first barstorming trip. Pirates arrived in Los Angeles from San Francisco and practiced in Angels ball park. Kiki Cuyler homered to clear the left field fence. Reds played their last exhibition in Orlando against Reading and will begin a ten day trip north. Braves catcher Mickey ONeill joined the Boston squad in St. Petersburg though unsigned. Red Sox report their team in strong condition after leaving New Orleans. Two games in Mobile, one in Nashville, and four days in Louisville on the way home. Cardinals have seven games scheduled before leaving San Francisco after Stockton camp. Branch Rickey pleased with team condition. Browns beat Milwaukee 5 to 3 in Sanford, Florida, with George Sisler and Harry Rice contributing.
Bradenton Florida March 31 Special Leased Wire. Arthur Fletcher says the Philadelphia Nationals are not contenders for 1925 title. Infield questions with Kimmick Sand Hawkes and Huber, Wrightstone at third. Outfield improved with Burns Harper Williams Meehan. Catchers Huline Wilson, pitchers Ring Carlson Couch Oeserchg er and Mitch ell. Knight's uncertain future sparks wagered cigar bet amid debate over who leads the band wagon. Phillies used bunts to outplay the Yankees recently.
Players crowded the finish as the TNO event neared its end. Scraps and chaos continued in heats after the game ended.
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