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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1943

Page

3

Community League Plans Two Games

The Community League schedules a double bill today with a 4 p.m. game between the Engineers and Eagles and an 8 p.m. contest featuring the same teams. A memorial service for Lieut. Harold Dobson, 1941 pitching ace of the Pocatello Cardinals, will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the park, with a base band present from 7 to 8:30 p.m. The night game may feature fireworks as PAC seeks to extend its undefeated run while the opposing club eyes victory to improve standings. A directors meeting is set for 2 p.m. at Halliwell Park.

Jack Halliwell Engineers Eagles Bebeen Ha Meninenan Ac Woo Leu Aim Harold Dobson Pocatello Cardinals Dobson Victorville Calif Halliwell

Cardinals win 1 0 to take NL lead over Dodgers

The world champion Cardinals shut out Philadelphia 1 0 to move into first place in the National League for the first time this season. Stan Musial hit the lone RBI single in the sixth to extend his hitting streak to 22 games. The game ended after 74 innings as Brooklyn lost to Chicago 3 2.

St. Louis Cardinals Chicago Cubs Phillies Leo Durocher Cubs Kirby Higbe Ray Prim Henry Wyse Stan Hack Ed Stanky Phil Cavarretta Hack Dominic Dallessandro Cavarretta Dodgers Dee Moore Dixie Walker Bill Nicholson Ed Head Prim Moore Chicago ST. Louis Cardinals Philadelphia Brooklyn Dodgers Stan Musial Cardinal Brooklyn Bucky Harris Musial Howie Krist Jack Kraus Krist Kraus Redbirds Hurler

Count Fleet Captures Belmont and Triple Crown Honors

Count Fleet won the Belmont Stakes and completed the Triple Crown on Saturday, dominating the field as Brown Lightning Bolt faded far behind in the 75th Belmont. The victory added $35,340 to Count Fleet’s earnings, bringing his total to $250,300.

New York Count Fleet John D. Hertz Lightning Bolt

Commander Goes to Sea

Commander Thomas J. Hamilton, who organized the navy aviation toughening program, has been placed on duty at sea. Associates said the move aligns with Hamiltons own wishes.

Washington Thomas J. Hamilton Navy Hamilton

Hubbell earns 250th win in Pirates defeat

Carl Hubbell, 39, pitched a one run ball as the New York Giants beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5 to 1. He allowed only Elbie Fletcher’s homer in the seventh while recording two strikeouts and four walks. HUBBELL’s win marks career milestone as Giants support with 11 hits.

Pittsburgh Carl Hubbell New York Giants Pittsburgh Pirates Pirates Elbie Fletcher Hubbell Bubbell Cubs Cards

Baseball scores and outcomes from early games

Scores from games featuring Detroit Washington Philadelphia Chicago St Louis New York and Brooklyn with a note that a game was called after 7 innings. Pitchers listed include Newhouser Bagby Niggeling Hubbell and others. The article ends with a sentence about U S Navy cruiser naming conventions.

St. Louis Brooklyn Seeewees Pittsburgh New York Washington Detroit Chicago Ee Ey Philadelphia Cleveland Boston National Philadelphia Kraus Livingston Krist W. Cooper

Oaks Sell Hurler to Seattle After Refusing Report

Oakland announces the sale of right handed pitcher John Yelovic to Seattle for an unannounced sum. Yelovic, who joined Oakland last year from Winston-Salem of the Piedmont league, had a four and seven record for the Oaks.

Oakland Oakland, Baseball Club John Yelovic Oaks Seattle Yelovic Winston- Salem

Ensign Cannon Sets New World Discus Mark at Navy Meet

Ensign Hugh S. Cannon shattered the world discus record with a 174 foot 10 1 8 inch throw at the metropolitan A A U track meet on Randalls Island. The 29 year old former Brigham Young star, now assistant supply officer at the Navy section base in Staten Island, had never before thrown beyond 154 feet.

New York Navy Hugh S. Cannon Metropolitan A.A.U Randall Island Brigham Young University Willie Schroeder Germany Rocky Mountain Penn Cannon Staten Island

League Opens On Monday For Pocatello Boys Baseball

The American Legion team aims to form a new Pocatello baseball squad after school ends. A long practice is set for 3 pm at the North Seventh grounds with daily sessions at 6 pm. Seven players return from last year and new talent joins. Help with transportation is requested from anyone with a car to assist F. E. Tydeman.

American Legion Pocatello Pocatello Boys F. E. Tydeman North Seventh

Legion Team To Work 1943 Softball Season Start

The 1943 softball season begins 7 30 Monday night at Rainey Park with two games planned for the week. The girls league starts next week with four teams including a sub depot air base unit and two railroad teams plus a Job's Daughters squad. The boys league also starts next week as the city organizes six districts with captains assigned to form teams.

Rainey Park Job's Daughters

General Becomes President As Castillo Resigns

The report notes the military tilt of the new government and the presence of extreme rightists, dashed hopes for a democratic Argentine leadership. An Uruguayan official cites Rosa as anti liberal, while other sources offer differing views.

Castillo Argentina Rosa Othr

Argentine revolt seen as palace move amid new regime talks

In New York Dr. Nicholas Repetto, head of the Argentine Socialist party, called the revolt a palace revolution not a democratic urge. He said Rawson and Ramirez belonged to the Castellio party with conservative leanings. An official notice followed Saturday night after daylong talks between Rawson and aides.

New York Nicholas Repetto Socialist Party Rawson Ramirez Castillo Party

Sportsman reels rainbow trout in town showdown

Olaf Lindquist of McCammon arrived Saturday with a five pound rainbow trout to impress local angler Art Tib. The catch showcased after a recent contest with a former Portneuf River resident, drawing attention from fishing enthusiasts in town.

Olaf Lindquist McCammon Portneuf River Lindquist Art Tib

Portneuf Better Fish­ing Stream Than Jackson Lake

The note compares Portneuf as a fishing stream favoring it over Jackson Lake where Tibbets caught a 26 pound mackinaw two years ago.

Portneuf Jackson Lake Tibbets

Invasion of Europe May Come at Once

Churchill in North Africa cites Tunisian collapse proving Allies can act decisively. He praises French unity between De Gaulle and Giraud and the new National Liberation Committee as part of wartime coordination. Marshall notes satisfaction with anti submarine warfare progress.

Europe Tunisia Churchill North Africa Marshall Charles de Gaulle Henri Giraud Committee For National Correspondiente

Allied in Tunisia prove unity for land sea and air offensive

He stated that the allies demonstrated their ability to coordinate a combined land, sea and air attack in Tunisia. He claimed close, ongoing collaboration with General Eisenhower as allied commander in chief and complete confidence in the partnership.

Tunisia Berli Eisenhower

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