Pocatello Bears Defeat Salt Lake City Team 7 to 3
The Pocatello Bears of the Union Pacific base team defeated Salt Lake U. P. at Overland Park on Saturday afternoon by 7 to 3. Alldred pitched for Pocatello and held Salt Lake to six scattered hits with fourteen strikeouts. Liday and Simmons led the offense with multiple hits including a triple from Simmons. Karren started for Salt Lake, was relieved in the sixth, and Pocatello pulled away after a tight middle game.
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Teeenene Huber
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Zbyszkon Injured in Stecker Boat Match
Stanislaus Abusako, a veteran pole vaulter, was hospitalized in St. Louis after his match with Joe Stecker of Nebraska. He suffered internal injuries, several broken ribs, and back injuries, with details learned tonight.
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Stanislaus Abusako
Pole
Joe Stecker
Nebraska
Standard YMCA Boys Prepare for Regular Swimming Tests
YMCA boy members look forward to weekly preparation for standard YMCA tests. The union program with public schools starts, teaching proper dives, strokes, and endurance. Regular Tuesday Thursday and Saturday sessions run to practice the crawl, back stroke, breaststroke, and sculling ahead of exams.
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Y. M. C. Physical Department
Stecher Defeats Zbyszko Twice to Regain Title
In St Louis Joe Stecher of Nebraska won both falls over Stanislaus Zbyszko to claim the heavyweight title, first fall lasting 1 hour 23 minutes and the second five minutes. Zbyszko, unable to move, fainted and required hospital care after the bout.
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St. Louis
Joe Stecher
Nebraska
Scissors
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John B. Canepa
British Runner Wins Windsor to Stamford Bridge Marathon
British runner S Ferris won the annual marathon from Windsor Castle to Stamford Bridge in a record 2 hours 38 minutes 58.5 seconds. He finished more than three minutes ahead of the second place rider as the Sporting Life trophy stays in Britain. The course length was 26 miles 385 yards.
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Stamford Bridge
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Boise Defeated by Fort Russell in Northwestern Tournament
Fort D. A. Russell Wyoming defeated Boise 14 to 5 in the opening game of the Northwestern tournament here. Gatardhy from the Boise civilian quarter scored for Boise, their second defeat since the tourney began in 1921. Presidio and Camp Lewis are set to play Sunday afternoon, with both teams appearing evenly matched.
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Camp Lewis
New York Promoters Eye Thrilling June Boxing Cards
Promoters in New York plan hot June boxing shows as arena rosters swell after a long layoff. With top fighters resting sixty days, organizers anticipate selective matchups to draw crowds and possibly crown new champions before arenas close for the summer.
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Pocatello Tribune
New York
Newark
Aott
Richard Say
Question Box Readers Ask For Sports Rules Help
The Pocatello Tribune Salon invites readers to send questions on baseball football boxing or other sports to its special correspondents John B Foster Lawrence Perry and Fair Play in New York. Include a self addressed stamped envelope for a personal reply.
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Lawrence Perry
Pocatello Tribune
World Building
New York
Incurves and Inshoots in Pitching Explained
The article discusses pitching terminology noting there is no incurve a curve is not a used term. It explains an inshoot as a sharp deflection rather than a hoop shaped curve. Left handers can break a ball into a right handed batter producing an outcurve to a left handed batter.
Pittsburg and New York Baseball Doubleheaders Highlight May 30
The report covers multiple twin bills across cities. Pittsburg split with St. Louis Gray in a morning 4 to 1 loss and 15 to rnsby in the afternoon with homers by rnsby and E. Smith. New York defeated Philadelphia 7 to 4 then 14 to 5 in the second game. Boston and Cincinnati won their halves of doubleheaders.
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Shocker
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Washington and Boston split holiday baseball doubleheader
Washington and Boston divided honors in a twin bill with Washington winning the afternoon game 8 to 3 after dropping the morning 6 to 4. Raenther pitched the full nine for Washington and Boston powered hits in the late innings. The day also saw Chicago sweep Louis in a doubleheader and Detroit take both ends of a twin bill from Cleveland.
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Stanford Wins Pacific Coast Track Meet With 63.5 Points
Stanford University won the Pacific Coast conference track meet with 63.5 points at Beattie Washington. Washington State College finished sixth with 8.34 points and Idaho earned 3 points in a standings showing Montana 15.44 and Oregon Agricultural College 15. Oregon State and Oregon followed.
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Joe Stecher to Meet Davis Court in Wichita Match
Wichita May 30 AP Joe Stecher of Nebraska world heavyweight champion after beating Stanislaus Zbyszko in St Louis will wrestle Dick Davenport of California in Wichita next Friday night promoter Tow Law announced tonight.
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Kan
Joe Stecher
Nebraska
Stanislaus Zbyszko
St. Louis
Dick Davenport
California
Tow Law
Injured Detroit pitcher Johnson improves after hit
Sylvester Johnson of Detroit, struck in the face by a batted ball in a game with the White Sox, was reported in good condition at the hospital. Swelling receded and no complications noted as he rested comfortably. Johnson's home is Portland, Oregon.
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Sylvester Johnson
Detroit
White Sox
Johnson
Portland
Ore
Pocatello Men Set for NRA Rifle Matches
Five Pocatello Rifle and Pistol Club members have entered NRA postal matches as practice begins with good weather. Alma Marley E C Davis F P Holt H A Be erup and Guy Bentes total thirteen entries across six matches. A five man team will represent the club in the NRA team match at 50 and 100 yards, with selection by range competition and new members invited to join the club.
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Pocatello Rifle and Pistol Club
National Rifle Association
Postal
Camp Perry
Ohio
Pocatello Club
Alma Marley
E. C. Davis
F. P. Holt
H. A. Beerup
Guy Bentes
Scholarship for Foreign Travel Awarded to Prof McKenzie
A $5000 traveling fellowship established by Bert Kahn of Paris was awarded to Prof Roderick Duncan McKenzie of the University of Washington Seattle. He will spend the next academic year studying racial fusion in oriental Pacific countries to draw conclusions about relations between whites and natives. The Kahn foundation aims to promote understanding among nations.
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New York
Bert Kahn
Paris
Roderick Duncan McKenzie
University of Washington
Seattle
Kahn Foundation
McKenzie
Pacific
Preliminaries to Big Bout At Yankee Stadium
More than 30 000 fans filled Yankee Stadium for the Berlenbach McTigue night with welterweight Lew Chester and Brooklyn’s George Smith earning decisions and Jim Slattery stopping Jack Burke in the second of six rounds. Delaney defeated Tony Marullo in ten rounds, a slow but steady showing for Bridgeport’s light heavyweight.
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Buffalo
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Pittsburg
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