Reds Salvage Old Stars Fuel Eight-Game Win Streak
Cincinnati Reds rely on veteran pickups like Joe Bowman and Walter Beck to sustain an eight game winning run. McKechnie reshapes a depleted roster with recovered stars Hod Lisenbeen and Ed Heusser while Bucky Walters returns to form. Pirates loom with top interleague record as the majors resume.
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Associated Press
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
Wily Bill
Redleg
Joe Bowman
McKechnie
Athletics
Giants
Phillies
Pirates
Red Sox
Cincinnati
Bowman
Brooklyn
Walter
Beck
Hod Lisenbeen
Bucky Walters
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Bannock County Idaho
In the Probate Court of Bannock County Idaho Joseph Robert Egbert as Administrator will sell after June 23 1945 at private sale to the highest bidder the estate of Millie Amanda Egbert deceased lot 8 block 6 North Pocatello Townsite Bannock County Idaho with house furniture terms ten percent bid at submission balance on court confirmation bids in writing to Administrator or Merrill Merrill Attorneys Carlson Building Pocatello Idaho.
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Bannock County
State of Idaho
Millie Amanda Egbert
Millie P. Egbert
Joseph Robert Egbert
Aho
North Pocatello
Idaho
Merrill & Merrill
Carlson
Local Court Notice for Millie Amanda Egbert Estate
Under the estate of Millie Amanda Egbert deceased the undersigned administrator invites creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be shown at Merrill & Merrill 508 506 Carlson Building Pocatello Ban mock County Idaho with the administrator as the place of business. Dated June 4 1945.
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Bannock County
State of Idaho
Anthony
Schmit
Office
Merrill & Merrill
Carlson
Pocatello
Idaho
Anthony S. Schmit
Edith 8. Anderson
Millie Amanda Egbert
Millie P. Egbert
Banmock County
Joseph Robert Egbert
Millie Amanda Sybert
Millie P.nema
Oldsters Set Fast Pace in Major League Batting Leaders
At 36, Mel Ott leads the National League with a .379 average while Tony Cuccinello tops the American League at .355 for the week ending Sunday. Holmes and Kurowski follow at .378. Olmo is fourth at .357. Other leaders include Nap Reyes .353 and Nick Etten .321.
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New York
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Tony Cuccinello
Chicago White Sox
Ott
Tommy Holmes
Boston
Whitey Kurowski
St. Louis
Holmes
Kurowski
Luis Olmo
Brooklyn
Nap Reyes
Cuccinello
George Case
Washington
Nick Etten
George Stirnweiss
Vern Stephens
Gee Walker
Cincinnati
Carden Gillenwater
Bob Johnson
Ben Steiner
Jimmy Outlaw
Detroit
Tigers
Don Ross
Eddie Mayo
Chicago
Mike Tresh
Emmertson Reports To Kansas City Club
Emmertson of Salt Lake City former Idaho Falls Pioneer League pitcher is out of the army and set to join the Kansas City club of the American Association. He was discharged after 99 points earned in 4 years and 5 months of service. He spent over two years in the Pacific and married an Australian. his wife plans to join him in Salt Lake City when transport is arranged. He is Yankees property and will be farmed to Kansas City after recent semi pro games here.
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Salt Lake City
al Emmertson
Idaho Falls
Pioneer Baseball League
Kansas City Club
American Association
Emmertson
Pacific
Australia
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Rigdon
Utah
Idaho
Heber J. Grant
L.D.S
Union Pacific
U. S. Army
Lavern C. Johnson
Pocatello
E. E Calvin
E. C. Manson
R. E. Pierce
George Baker
Dale Strong
Kiwanis Club
Union Pacific Men’s Chorus
Rampton Barlow
Bessie Williams
E. Marksheffel
South Central
H. A. McDaniel
Utah- Idaho
E. L. Chantry
E. C. Riddle
Art Nelson
L. B. Chausse
L. H. Anderson
A. M. Minor
R. C. Mills
Southern Pacific Railroad
Harry Bacheler
Lieutenant Bacheler
Local Golfers Dominate Idaho Falls in One Sided Victory
Pocatello posted a 94 to 44 win in men’s play over Idaho Falls while women’s matches finished 3 3 in a see saw. Idaho Falls’ teams featured Kit Ballard Charles Cowan Foss Manley and others as Pocatello sent a strong roster of pairing including Bob Dickman Gordon Edgar C G Scott Bill Hill and more.
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Idaho Fallls
Logan
Utah
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Kit Ballard
Charles Cowan
Foss Manley
C. A. Thompson
James Hurley
H. D. Spencer
F. W. Gourley
P. J. O'Sullivan
P. P. Wade
Lee Walker
R. J. Maples
M. Pierce
Theo Ballard
Jed Ballard
N. D. Anderson
James Russell
Gertrude Crullian
Helen Gourley
Mae Cox
Bess Craig
Isabelle Isenburg
Louise Kerr
Bea Ford
Denna Ogden
Flora Ballard
Bessie Maples
Idaho
Coast Squads Shift In Pacific Coast Baseball Standings
The Pacific Coast League team race tightens as Portland leads with a small gap over Oakland San Francisco and San Diego. Oakland slips to third after a Seals series win while San Diego Sacramento and Los Angeles hover near .484 to .492 figures amid a California schedule. Seattle eyes a move as it faces San Francisco with Portland hosting doubleheaders ahead of the Portland Los Angeles series.
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Heat
Portland
Oakland
San Francisco Seals
Acorns
Seals
San Diego
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Seattle
Beavers
San Francisco
Padres
Hollywood
California
Chandler Tells Scribes He Wants Baseball Commissionership
Senator Happy Chandler told New York scribes that the baseball commissionership is the only job he ever wanted, noting he did not ask for it. He recalled his college injury and joked about blocking dummies as commissioner. Fort Benning players sought a pitcher from Chaplain Rev. Richard Moran who volunteered to pitch.
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New York
Happy Chandler
Fort Benning, Ga
Richard Moran
Moran Delivers Two-Hit Shutout In First Start
In his first appearance Moran pitched a two hit shutout. The brief sports note highlights Moran’s debut dominance and the scoring quiet.
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Moran
Captain Ted Lyons Takes Hawaii Marine Flyers Manager Post
Capt. Ted Lyons, 44 last December, becomes manager of the Marine Flyers in Hawaii and hints at pitching if his arm can help. Up front is Marine Lieut. James Red Haggerty, ex Fordham center, directing mortar fire from an observation post in front of the lines at Okinawa.
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Ted Lyons
White Sox
Marine Flyers
Hawaii
James
Red) Haggerty
Fordham
Okinawa
Minor Leagues MLB International League Results
Baltimore defeated Rochester 9 to 8 while several games were postponed. Louisville beat St Paul 7 to 4 in 10 innings second game. Toledo won 5 to 3 over Milwaukee. Columbus 6 Kansas City 5. Indianapolis 5 Minneapolis 4. Southern League Atlanta 8 Mobile 5. Nashville 8 Memphis 5. Birmingham 17 Little Rock 5. Pacific Coast League had no games scheduled.
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Associated Press International League
Baltimore
Rochester
American Association
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Southern Association
Atlanta
Mobile
Nashville
Memphis
Birmingham
Little Rock
Ring Results From Across The Nation
In Baltimore Georgie Kochan 168 from New York knocked out Reedy Evans 169 of Paterson New Jersey in the eighth. In Philadelphia Wesley Mouzon 137 defeated Jimmy Joyce 134 of Gary Indiana by technical knockout in five. In Washington Bee Washington 160 beat Frankie Terry 155 of Brooklyn ten rounds on points. Mario Ochoa 164 Havana drew ten with Joe Reddick 164 of Havana in Holyoke. Pete Derazza 158 New York stopped Ralph Zannelli 150 Providence in four. Leon Spencer 135 Cleveland edged Chuey Figueroa 135 Los Angeles ten in Detroit. Billy Lima 116 Havana stopped Jackie Blount 124 Jacksonville in three in Miami. Bernard Cocusen 134 New Orleans outpointed Jimmy Hatcher 134 Lake City, eight in New Orleans. Charles Parham 154 Milwaukee stopped Art Brown 148 Chicago five in Chicago. Tony Rios 134 Sonora Mexico outpointed Gene Spencer 134 Chicago twelve in Houston. Chino Rodriguez 145 Los Angeles outpointed Petey Wheatstraw 147 Los Angeles ten in San Francisco.
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Baltimore
Georgie Kochan
New York
Reedy Evans
Paterson
N. J
Philadelphia
Wesley Mouzon
Jimmy Joyce
Gary
Ind
Washington
Ralph Zannelli
Providence
Detroit
Leon Spencer
Cleveland
Chuey Figuero
Los Angeles
Miami
Fla
Billy Lima
Havana
Jackie Blount
Jacksonville
New Orleans
Bernard Cocusen
Jimmy Hatcher
Lake City
Chicago
Charles Parham
Milwaukee
Art Brown
Houston
Tex
Tony Rios
Sonora
Mexico
Gene Spencer
San Francisco
Chino Rodriguez
Petey Wheatstraw
Boy Gets Bonus for Signing Phillies Contract
Richmond teenager Robert Edward Chakales, a 17 year old Benedictine pitcher, receives a $7,500 signing bonus from the Philadelphia Phillies plus $4,000 for college. The six foot tall righthander won eight straight games this spring and is headed to Utica in the Eastern League.
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Richmond
News-Leader
Robert Edward Chakales
Philadelphia Phillies
Benedictine High
Utica
Rigdon Calls Optimism On Postwar Rail Traffic
Union Pacific official Paul Rigdon told a Pocatello luncheon that postwar railroad service would grow, citing Idaho and intermountain progress. He praised local pioneers, military nurses, and Union Pacific ties, and predicted handling larger wartime loads as travel increases on the Pacific route.
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Paul Rigdon
Union Pacific
Pocatell
Idaho
Intermountain
Rigdon
Crierion
Chamber of Commerce and Kiwanis Club
Evelyn Bachelor
Army Nurse Corps
Pocatello
U.S.S. Comfort
Mr. Rigdon
Bachelor
Pocatellan
College weather delays Idaho honors for president
President Harrison C. Dale of the University of Idaho will wait until next year to receive an honorary doctor of laws as heavy weather prevented his arrival for yesterday's commencement at College of Idaho.
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College of Idaho
Yanks Battle for Control of Last Field
Amphibious Marines faced light casualties as they pushed toward securing the last field near Naha harbor. Cmdr. Nimitz noted bridges set on Ovama Island and a 1,200 yard beachhead while Japanese forces remained active with mortar fire and mine defenses.
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Last Field
Coral
Pacific
Naha
Air Crash Kills Seven at Gowen Field
Seven air crew members died or were fatally injured after a Liberator bomber crash near Weiser Sunday night. Billie Lightfoot of Zwolle Louisiana died at Gowen Field hospital as three other men remained hospitalized. Sergeant Carl Staples of Eden Idaho was among the five killed Sunday night. Col Perry Griffith led the rescue party and three injured were flown to Gowen Field.
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Boise
Corp
Billie Lightfoot
Zwolle
Gowen Army Air Field Hospital
Weiser
Corporal Lightfoot
Clifton L. Lightfoot
Idaho
Carl R. Staples
Melvin C. Staples
Eden
Henley Basin
Perry B. Griffith
Gowen Field
Gowen Base
Officers Chosen By Colored Elks in Portneuf Lodge
Joe Griggs was reelected exalted ruler of Portneuf lodge 558 IBPOE of W during a regular meeting. Arthur J. Hamilton Lee A. Rice Henry B. Andrews James K. Edwards Freddy Reed William Smith and others named to posts. Burrell to attend Grand Lodge convention in Philadelphia. Separate note on emergency maternity and infant care program totals.
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Joe Griggs
Portneuf
William G. Burrell
Idaho
Arthur J. Hamilton
Lee A. Rice
Henry B. Andrews
James K. Edwards
Freddie Reed
William Smith
Edwards
Smith
D. W. Burt
McKinley Gibson
William Holloway
Clinton Morris
Frank Allen
Burrell
Grand Lodge
Philadelphia
Senators Seek Surity in Price Control Amendments
Six Republican members of the senate banking committee urge changes to the price control act to protect producers, processors and manufacturers. Taft and five colleagues propose two amendments limiting maximum prices after Oct 1 1945 to ensure margins above 1941 costs, with a companion provision for livestock and farm products guaranteeing costs plus a reasonable profit.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Thomas
Idaho
D.okla
Senate Agriculture Committee
Kobe Mass of Smoke From 450 Planes Raid
Incendiary raid by 450 B-29s heavily damaged Kobe and Osaka industrial zones. Seven Japanese interceptors were listed as lost. Recon photos show harbor facilities, dye plants, metal works and propeller factory damaged along Osaka harbor south of the Yodo river.
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Kobe
R. 8. Combs
Miles City
Mont
W. K. Walmsley
Middleton
Conn
Yokohama
Curtis FE. Lemay
21St Bomber Command
Osaka
Osaka Harbor
Yodo River
Allied Powers Draft Rules for Germany After Surrender
A four powers declaration from Berlin outlines Germany's post surrender duties including measures to maintain order and admin, disclose mine and hazard locations, furnish labor and records, and surrender suspected war criminals and traitors. Germany's radios must be silent unless approved by allies.
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Germany
Berlin
United Nations
Geremany
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