Penn wins regatta with strong showing over Princeton
Penn Quakers dominate the Harlem regatta led by Jim Rice. The varsity 150 pound and freshman boats outpaced Princeton and Columbia with times 8:23 and 7:57 respectively. Princeton finished 1 1/2 lengths behind the varsity, Columbia six lengths back.
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Jim Rice
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Columbia
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Tigers
Uaker
Prineton
Letters Awarded to Pocatello Athletes
Pocatello High School awarded letters at a Friday afternoon assembly. Football recipients included Fred Cox and James Brady among others. basketball honorees featured Elmer Moore and Kenneth Barrett. track letters went to James Brady and Harold Stowell. John Chandler won the 120 high hurdles, and Brady won the 50 yard dash at the state meet. Captain Cox and Captain Moore were praised. Claude Bistline presented the awards with addresses by Bistline, Jean Bistline, and Ben W. Davis.
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Pocatello High School
Fred Cox
Elmer Moore
Harold Stowell
Wm. Gross
Glen Thomas
James M. Brady
James FE
Brady
Titus Cornell
Spencer Ford
Elmer Baggs
Howard Ball
Gus Anderson
F. Feldsted
Kenneth Barrett
Wesley Shurtliff
Rampton Barlow
Dave Brenneck
Cox
Moore
Uhe
Claude Bistline
Jean Bistline
Ben W. Davis
Utah Racing Opens in July
Salt Lake City May 23 AP Officials of the Utah Racing association announced summer racing plans. The meet runs July 2 to August 1 at the Utah fair grandstand track for 27 days with purses totaling 175000. The Utah derby and Governors Handicap highlight the program with 2500 purses for 118 mile races and ten other stakes. A Montreal syndicate plans a Lagoon mile track meet starting October 8.
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W. P. Kayne
H. C. Clark
Fred Dahnken
Association
Utah Fair Grands Half Mile
Kayne
Montreal
Canada
Lagoon Mile
Training Camps Buzz As Waller Aims For Wills
Mickey Waller plans a quick return from the west to Summit health farm to train for Harry Wills with Freddie Welsh's setup nearby. Charley Weinert trains hard at Pleasantdale and Madame Bey's camp as fans watch daily to boost excitement around Wills showdown prospects. The north Jersey scene highlights Weinert and Waller among a roster of top lightweights and contenders in the era.
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New York
Mickey Waller
West Coast
Freddie Welsh
Summit
Harry Greb
Charley Weinert
Pleasantdale
McTigue
Walker
Madame Bey’s
North Jersey
Weinert
Harry Wills
Chuck
Mickey Walker
Pittsburgh
Gibbons
Tunney
Bill Brennan
Bartley Madden
Johnny Wilson
Jimmy Delaney
Utah Athletes Take Early Lead In Rocky Mountain Meet
A speedy quartet of Utah Aggies won the mile relay to help Utah capture first in the Rocky Mountain conference track meet at Boulder. Utah Aggies finished with 49 points, edging Colorado 41 as Utah University claimed third, and numerous conference records fell including Fox's discus and Wagner's shot put.
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Lunt
Young
Johnson
Hyde Colorado Aggies
Bagby
Coffman
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Peyers
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Coloo Aggies
Navy Wins Two Mile Varsity Crew Race
Annapolis May 23 Navy won the two mile triangular Varsity crew race over Harvard and Syracuse in 9 264. Harvard finished 2 1/2 lengths back with Syracuse sixlingths behind. Navy’s time was 9 33 and Syracuse 9 41.
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Baseball Saturday results feature New York 10 over Pittsburgh 1
New York overwhelmed Pittsburgh 10 to 1 as Kent Greenfield debuted with solid defense behind Yde in a one sided opener. Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 9 to 7 in a rough game marked by multiple ejections and home runs. Brooklyn edged Chicago 6 to 5 in a ninth inning rally. St Louis defeated Boston 9 to 5 while Washington pummeled Detroit 15 to 2. San Francisco and Los Angeles post notable hits in late play.
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Don Ass
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Thurston
Cvengros
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Indians Edge Yankees In Ninth For 7–6 Win At Cleveland
Ben Paschal homered with Meusel aboard in the ninth to lift New York over Cleveland 7–6. Speaker had earlier put the Indians ahead with a seventh inning homer but protested a call and was ejected along with Klugman. Bottles flew and police escorted umpire Rowland from the field after the dispute.
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Indians
Yankes
New York
Speaker
Joe Klugman
Klugman
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Hoyt
Pennock
Jones
Schang
O'Neil
Karr
Miller
Myatt
College of Idaho Wins Southern Idaho Conference Meet
The College of Idaho scored 70 points to win the Southern Idaho Conference track meet at Hutchinson Field Idaho Tech. Tech finished second with 55 points and Gooding was third with 1 point. Rolland led with 20 1/2 points for the College of Idaho, while Hoshow of Caldwell and Hodson of Tech also placed highly in multiple events.
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Bahan
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Hoshaw
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H. G. Harris
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Red Goodman
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Stockdale
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Eagles to Play Power City Team at American Falls
A large crowd of Pocatello fans will travel to American Falls for the game between the Pocatello Eagles and Power City all-stars at the fairgrounds this afternoon at 2 30. Buses from the Pocatello Transportation Co will depart the Eagles building at 11 am tomorrow. Manager Hugh Polling names a likely lineup including Abersombie, Rupp, Cowan or Eckland, Levine, Jackson, Pettit, Peterson, Watson, Kirkendall, and Roubidoux.
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Pennsylvania sweeps Childs cup regatta on Harlem water
In New York on May 23 the Pennsylvania crew swept the three Childs cup races on the Harlem River. Australia has spent 750 million dollars to repatriate its returned soldiers to date.
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Pennsylvania
Harlem
Australia
Short Line gun teams duel in Pocatello shoot
A 15 man team match between Pocatello and Salt Lake clubs unfolds at the Pocatello Trap Club at 1 30 p m with officials Bob Graham and L M Steger. The result determines Oregon Short Line championship prospects and which men will represent the system in a fall Union Pacific tournament.
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Joe Jess
F. Hronek
J. Cranor
Joe McQuade
E. E. Barlet
John Myers
H. DeLate
J. V. Nevins
Utah tennis player wins Rocky Mountain singles title
Utah University player Gal lagher won the Rocky Mountain Conference singles title by defeating Neil King of Denver University, 2-6 6-3 6-5. Bosworth and Milnstein of Colorado University won the doubles championship, beating Goodell Christenson of Utah University 4-6 6-0.
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Gallagher
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Ruth to be discharged from hospital Monday
New York May 23 AP news says Babe Ruth will be discharged from the hospital Monday unless his condition changes in the coming week.
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Babe Ruth
Reading and work trends across Europe and beyond
The item notes that Soviet Russia buys large paper quantities in Finland. It states that one fourth of Mexico’s population is literate. It reports rising wages and industrial profits in Sweden. It adds that Norway’s unemployed have fallen to under 20 000 as ranks dwindle.
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Finland
Sweden
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