Seventy High School Athletes Entered In State Meet
Seventy athletes from seventeen Idaho cities entered the Twelfth Annual State Interscholastic Track and Field Meet to be held May 9 at Hutchinson field, Idaho Tech. North Idaho signals strong representation with Norman of Wallace leading district wins. Sandpoint sends DeMers and Nieman in field events. Potter Lewiston and Hjort Kooskia among others. Officials note heats needed due to large entry and prelims start at 10 a m with finals at 1 30 p m. tickets selling well as plans include a banquet at Hotel Bannock and dormitory housing for visiting athletes.
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North Idaho
Hutchinson Field
Inaho Tech
Moscow
Coeur d'Alene
Norman
Wallace
Sandpoint
DeMers
Nieman
UeMers
Coeur d'Aene
Clarence Spurling
Sandpoint High
Jimmy Brady
Pocatello
Brady
Potter
Lewiston High
Hjort
Kooskia
R. F. Linteninson
the Tech
Idaho
Boise
Caldwell
Nampa
Varma
Blackfoot
Midvale
Idaho Falls
St. Anthony
Twin Falls
Gooding
Rupert
Filer
Wendell
Jerome
Burley
University of Idaho At
Pocatele
Department of Physical Education
Idaho Tech
Nical Institute
R. ¥. Hutchinson
The
Tech
State Institution
Bannock
Rocky Kansas suspended sixty days by New York commission
New York May 6 AP Rocky Kansas veteran Buffalo lightweight was suspended sixty days by the New York State Athletic Commission for fouling Sid Terris in their April 27 Buffalo ten round bout. The commission also lifted two suspensions restoring Jock Malone and Charlie Carpenter to good standing. Stanislaus Toarza of Chile was named replacement for Luis Vicenteni in the lightweight championship tournament. Loayza will meet Tommy White in May for foreign eliminations. McTigue, reinstated, filed a contract release.
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New York
Rocky Kansas
Buffalo
New York State Athletic Commission
Sid Terris
Jock Malone
St. Paul
Mickey Walker
Charlie Carpenter
Mike McTigue
New York State
Stanislaus Toarza
Chile
Luis Vicenteni
South America
Benny Leonard
Loayza
Tommy White
Mexico
McTigue
Paddy Mullins
Finnish Runners Cancel Races Over Expense Demands
Chicago May 6 AP The Finns Paavo Nurmi Ritola Bitola and manager Quist face race cancellations until they provide a satisfactory explanation for alleged excessive expense demands. The national amateur athletic committee halted their program pending an affidavit from Drake University official Kenneth L. Wilson who claimed Ritola was asked for 500 dollars for Drake Relays expenses.
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Chicago
Paavo Nurmi
Willie Bitola
Ilugo Quist
New York
Frederick W. Rubien
Amateur Athletic Associaion
Quist
Kenneth L. Wilson
Drake University
Des Moines
Wilson
Ritola
Regional and Interclub Racing Circuits Open Across Cities
Racing meetings begin for Metropolitan Jockey Club at Jamaica, Maryland Jockey Club at Pimlico, and Kentucky Jockey Club closes at Lexington. Baseball season starts in Mississippi Valley league and Michigan Ontario league. Golf opens Alabama state championship in Mobile. Horse show begins in Philadelphia. Beach show opens in Buffalo Kennel Club. International masters tournament starts in Baden Baden. Pan American amateur boxing tournament kicks off in Boston.
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Metropolitan Jockey Club
Jamaica
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico
Kentucky Jockey Club
Lexington
Mississippi Valley League
Alabama
Mobile
Philadelphia
Buffalo
N. Y
Kennel Club
Baden-Baden
Boston
Dog Licenses On Sale At Police Station
1925 dog licenses are now for sale at the Police Station. All dogs must be licensed on or before May 10 or will be dealt with according to police chief Lebras.
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L. A. Lebrbas
Idaho Falls Baseball: Oregon Aggies Beat Idaho 8 to 2
In Corvallis Oregon May 6 the Oregon Aggies defeated Idaho 8 to 2. Erickson Howerton Tebb and Faurie contributed offensively for Oregon State in the win as Idaho struggled to score.
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Idaho
Corvallis
Ore
Oregon Aggies
University of Idaho
Erickson
Howerton
Tebb
Faurie
Postponed Tuesday Games Hit Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis
Cincinnati at Chicago and St Louis at Pittsburg games postponed due to cold and rain. Oakland hosts H E Losaoa Keak Cahenieaepere at 3 with Ramsay Sandberg Kunz Delaney and Baker among players mentioned.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Oakland
H. E. Losaoa
Keak Cahenieaepere O
Randall
Milstead
Ramsay and
Sandberg
Kunz
Delaney and
Baker
Triple Tie in Major League Baseball Keeps NYC in Reserve
In a three cornered AL race Washington Philadelphia and Cleveland stay near the lead as Yankees beat Philadelphia 8 4 and Boston defeated Washington 9 4. White Sox trimmed Cleveland 7 2 while Ty Cobb set a modern MLB single game record with 16 total bases in Detroit 14 8 win. Ruth family reunion noted as Babe Ruth and Mrs Ruth recover in hospital.
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New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Americans
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Ty Cobb
St. Louis Brown
Tigers
Cobb
Cy Williams
Russell Wringstone
Boston
Burleigh Grimes
Brooklyn Dodgers
Braves
Robins
Yankees
Bob Verch
Alex Ferguson
Boston Red Sox
Ray Francis
Veach
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Mrs. Ruth
Babe
Dempsey Starts Honeymoon Trip to England and France
Jack Dempsey sails from New York aboard the Berengaria with wife for five weeks in Europe. He repeats he has no retirement plan and labels Tunney Gibbons and Wills as the strongest heavies. He will fight or do other worthwhile work and may visit Germany if time allows.
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New York
England
France
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Tunney
Gibbons
Wills
Germany
Legal debate on home location across state lines
Washington May 6 AP The American Institute discussion focused on where a residence's home lies when a domicile sits exactly on a state line. Joseph R Beale Harvard law professor questioned whether the typical person is more at home asleep than awake, amid minute points of domicile law.
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Washington
American Law Institute
Joseph R. Beale
Harvard Law School
Final Bout in Famous Garden Ends Historic Era
New York May 6 AP 13000 in Madison Square Garden watch Sid Terris outpoint Johnny Dundee in the building's farewell. Statue of Diana to be lowered as wreckers begin tearing down the structure to make way for an office building. Tex Rickard plans a new Garden nearby. Fans hear taps as they depart. London papers note a US film star spent 150000 dollars on clothes.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Sid Terris
Johnny Dundee
Dianna
Garden Tower
Tex Rickard
Madison Square
Terris
Tyundee
Pinecky Atand
Championship Match in California Declared for World Title
Stanislaus Zbyszko who recently captured the crown from Wayne Munn and Dick Davis headlock artist were engaged to meet here tonight in a catch as catch can wrestling match for world championship honors. The bout would be contested to the finish best two out of three falls to decide the winner.
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St. Laws
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Wayne
Big’’ Munn
Dick Daviscourt
California
Spitzad Wins Chester Cup in Derby’s Home Ground
Lord Derby's Spitzad captured the Chester Cup at Chester England on May six. Daimyo finished second with Invereaud third as twenty runners contested the race. The betting favored Spitzad at 6 to 1 against, with 100 to 9 and 100 to 7 against in the wagers.
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Chester
England
Lord Derby
Spitzad
Inverecaud
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