Boise Pilots Win Sixth In Succession
The Boise Pilots defeated Salt Lake City 5 to 4 for their sixth straight win. Jerry Staley allowed two hits over eight innings with no walks as Ogden edged Pocatello 7 to 6 and Twin Falls beat Idaho Falls 8 to 7 in one run games. The four game series concludes tonight.
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Pioneer Baseball League
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Boise Pilots
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Salt Lake Hurler
Jerry Staley
Bees
Staley
Pilots
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Pocatello
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Frank Shone
Reds
Mike Winseck
Tommy Canavan
Don Hofstra
Eddie Joseph
Canavan
Shane
Pioneer League Box Score Summary
Box score highlights include multiple players with steals and hits from the Pioneer League game. Key performers include Joratz, Shone, Lambert, Peters, and Hofstra with runs batted in and base threats noted. Pitchers Lambert and Peters faced command and control issues, while attendance reached 647.
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Bensmiller
Lambert
Hofstra
Wassey
Kakoliris
Hawkins
Peterson
Joratz
Shone
Andrade
Meierhofer
Winseck
Canavan
Sassini
Peters
Cassini
Welch
Allinger
Pocatello
AB R Hawkins
Tosene Bensmuller
Ee Andrade
Wasley
Kakloliris
Gardner
Ogden
AB H Cassini
Lasbourne
Meyerhofer
Joseph
Ts Staats Ee Shone
Pocatello Eeee Eee
Ring results from New York Burlington and Los Angeles bouts
Chalky Wright beat Guillermo Puentes in New York in a 8 round decision. Honey Mellody stopped Joe Rivers in Burlington after 8 rounds. Richard Polite outpointed The Yucatan Kid in Los Angeles while billed from New Orleans, with a 10 round match.
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Ring
Associated Press
New York
Chalky Wright
Los Angeles
Guillermo Puentes
Colombia
Burlington
Honey Mellody
Boston
Joe Rivers
Richard Polite
New Orleans
the Yucatan Kid
Miami
Fla
Wahoos catcher hits pitcher with quick peg play
In Miami on June 4 a catcher Bob Mc Corkle threw a low peg from home to second that struck pitcher Ray Fancell in the seat of his pants. The near double play ended awkwardly as Fancell relaxed after a runner was picked off.
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Ray Fancell
Miami Wahoos
Bob McCorkle
Fancell
Many To Get Certificates In Learn To Swim Drive
A high percentage of Tribune Journal Y M C A beginners are forecast to earn certificates in the annual learn to swim campaign. Instructors report about 90 to 95 percent of daily attendees are well on track, with classes continuing tomorrow and Friday. Girls swim mornings, boys afternoons, as instruction covers the American crawl and breath control.
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Major League Leaders In Batting and Pitching Highlights
Brooklyn star Reiser leads National batting with .361 as Slaughter tops hits for St Louis with 62. Moore of St Louis drives in 39 runs, Ott of New York 35 RBIs. In American league Williams of Boston hits .424, DiMaggio of New York rows 43 runs, Chapman 64 hits for Philadelphia. Feller of Cleveland and Lyons of Chicago pace pitching.
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Brooklyn
Slaughter
St. Louis
Moore
Hack
Chicago
Nicholson
Ott
New York
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ne—Warneke
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Chapman
Philadelphia
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Cleveland
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York
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Case
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Lyons
A A Indianapolis Beats St Paul Louisville Eight to Five
In rain postponed games among several teams, Louisville defeated St Paul 8 to 5 while Indianapolis won 5 to 5 against Minneapolis with other matchups delayed by weather.
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Legion Talent Search for Ball Players At Halliwell Park
The American Legion boys still in the running for Legion team positions will face an overage squad tonight at 6 PM. The mix includes many from last year’s team, offering a glimpse of this year’s potential. Players on the eligible list include Ellsworth Anselmo Keil Beers Bill Warren Sherwood Polletti Grayson Contant B Williams Lindsey Cerda Waters Paxman Garbett Toller Istline Jensen Swallow Ewing.
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WeS Salute Tommy Huyes Rays Cubs 7 0
WeS Salute Tommy Huyes held the Cubs to one hit as Phillies won 7-0. Pinky Higgins drove in two with a double and a single in a 4-2 Tigers triumph over the Yankees. Whitey Wyatt blanked the Cardinals 6-0 and Al Lopez led the Pirates to a 9-15 win over the Braves with four RBIs. Bob Carpenter earned a 7-3 Giants win over the Reds with five hits. Roy Cullenbine and Jake Early each had five hits in Browns 14-12 slugfest. Cullenbine added two doubles and a triple while Early homered.
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Whitey Wyatt
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al Lopez
Pirates
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Bob Carpenter
Giants
Reds
Roy Cullenbine
Browns
Jake Early
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Cullenbine
Early
Portland Defeats San Diego 4 to 2. Other Scores Reported
Sporting update lists results: Portland over San Diego 4 to 2 and Hollywood 11 over San Francisco 5. Sacramento 7 defeated Seattle 2. Los Angeles 7 beat Oakland 4. No further context given.
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Oakland
Reds Rally to Spoil Cardinals in Tight Baseball Offense
The Ogden Reds came from behind to beat the Pocatello Cardinals 7 to 6 Tuesday night. Peters allowed ten hits as Reds hitters capitalized on four Cardinal errors. In other games Boise edged Salt Lake 5 to 4, Idaho Falls topped Twin Falls 8 to 7, with details of scoring by innings and pitcher lineups.
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Memorial to Lou Gehrig eyed for June exhibition
Major league officials may stage a memorial to Lou Gehrig during the June 13 exhibition game between Cleveland and Cincinnati at Coopertown's baseball shrine. The piece also notes Wes Ferrell's Leaksville club progress, Sarazen's return to form at 39, and various contemporaries in sports.
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Lou Gehrig
Coopertown
Wes Ferrell
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Baseball Results Notable Rain Delays Postpone Doubleheader
Cincinnati and New York split a pair with multiple scoring lines shown for each. St Louis and Brooklyn, Pittsburgh and Boston, Chicago and Philadelphia posted partial results with key pitchers listed. Rain postponed Boston at Cleveland and Philadelphia at Chicago, with plans to resume games tomorrow and reschedule the afternoon contest.
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Bees to Open Five Game Series in Pocatello
Tony Robello’s 1940 Salt Lake Bees visit Pocatello for a five game set starting Thursday night at 8 15 with Ladies Night and a United Commercial Travelers district convention in attendance. The schedule includes Friday and Saturday single games and Sunday matinee and night games. Cardinal Knot Hole members admit Friday. Sunday sees Manager Delancey in town for a game.
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Idaho Disabled Veterans set convention in Pocatello
Caldwell Adjutant S A Mendenhall said representatives of all Idaho department chapters of the Disabled Veterans of the World War will attend the annual convention in Pocatello June 9 to 11. National commander Vincent E Schoeck of Detroit will be the principal speaker.
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Shoeck
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Rally Snares Win of 5-2
The Bannocks capitalized on four P. A. C. errors in one inning, aided by a walk and two hits to win 5-2 over the Railroaders. Russell hit a fourth inning homer for P. A. C. while double plays highlighted the game. Bannocks executed two double plays to end rallies.
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Senate Considers Niagara Power Treaty and FCC Rules
In session today the Foreign Relations Committee reviews the Niagara power treaty while the Interstate Commerce Committee holds hearings on proposals to investigate FCC chain broadcast rules. Defense and naval panels address defense bills as House debates cotton crop insurance and farm bills. Ways and Means continues tax program talks.
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Allies Rescue Fleet Saves 335000 Troops In Dunkirk
Looking Backward recalls June 4 1940 when Allied forces evacuated Dunkirk. Churchill announced a rescue fleet of about a thousand ships saving up to 335000 troops. British casualties totaled about 30000 while German high command called the Flanders Artois battle the greatest destructive clash.
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British Admiralty Claims Sinking 18 German Ships at Jutland
Twenty five years ago on June 4 1916 British admiralty announced the sinking of 18 German warships in the Battle of Jutland as part of the ongoing naval clash of World War I.
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Falls Studies Time Setup
Idaho Falls officials began a survey to measure daylight saving time effects on the municipal hydro electric system. M P Goudy said DST would reduce power consumption and revenues, with results pending. Ford Johnson of the Chamber of Commerce supported DST as beneficial for national defense and business.
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Senate Approves Sugar Bill Expands Domestic Share
The Senate voted 45 to 26 to amend the 1937 sugar act, allocating the first 75 000 tons of any Philippine deficit to foreign countries other than Cuba and the rest to domestic producers. Shipping costs and Philippine marketing challenges on the continent spur the change, despite opposition from Hull Wickard and supporters of the good neighbor policy.
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Liquor Firms Change Plan In Idaho Dispensary Decision
Boise June 4 Two distilling firms Calverts and Seagrams had planned to withhold their products from Idaho liquor stores but will permit withdrawal from state warehouses Fred B Davis Dispensary Superintendent said. One firm cited Idaho's new 20 percent wholesale tax as affecting price calculations.
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Fred B. Davis
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Seagrams
Police to seize unlicensed bikes and dogs at headquarters
Chief R M Pugmire announces enforcement action to impound all unlicensed bicycles and dogs. Licenses available at Police Headquarters from 12 noon to 1 pm. The notice warns residents to license pets and bicycles to avoid seizure.
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