Belmont Stakes Triumph Extends Shut Out's Triple Crown Bid
Equine star Shut Out wins the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park, holding off Alsab and Chicago Hope to complete another jewel in the triple crown. Chocolate Baby’s late surge helps Shut Out post a 2 2915 time and a $44,520 payday, boosting career earnings to $136,197.50 as Warmerdam thrills in a separate track event.
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New York
Equipoise
Alsab
Ekky
al Sabath
Chicago Hope
Montana Ace Sets Record In 440 Dash
At the Intermountain AAU meet quick times and field marks highlighted a windy afternoon. Weber College’s Willie Thomas won the 100 yards while Kampfe of Montana set a meet record in the 440 yards at .498 seconds. Cornelius Warmerdam cleared 15 feet in pole vault exhibition. Other notable results included Humbert Smith’s high jump and Ellsworth’s broad jump performances.
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Warmerdam
Intermountain Aau
Modesto
Calif
Dutchman
Nevada
Montana
Utah
Idaho
Willie Thomas
Weber College
Ogden
Kampee
University of Montana
Cornell Peters
Brigham Young University
Humbert Smith
Pocatello
O'Reilly
Ray Pearson
Reid Ellsworth
Pearson
Ellsworth
W. Thomas
Weber
Scott
Freemen
Kampfe
Amason
Art Worth
Idaho Southern
Lewis
Bevan
Coon
Briggs
Boutherr
Smith
Clawson
Beitz
Beitz and Cronkhite
Southern
Evans
Meciam
Beits
Pocatello Archers Schedule Sunday Shoot at 4 P M
Pocatello Archers plan a Sunday 4 p m shoot at Irving field with members and non members. Non members pay a higher target fee to help buy targets and supplies. The club aims to buy regulation targets and discuss a fall tournament and an all day picnic in the hills for a roving event.
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Pocatello
Irving Field
Box Score Showdown Highlights
Stolen base by Andrade. Home runs by Hernandez Joratz and Stetter Andrade. Vargas 3 base hit, Williams Stagg Kerr Enos Harrington two base hits. Hernandez 2 RBI Enos Stagg Harrington Williams 2 Stetter Joratz 2 Andrade Vargas 2. Double play Varline to Stetter to Andrade. Losing pitcher Dijanich. Strikeouts Dijanich 1 G Petersen 2 Vargas 6. Walks off Dijanich 3 G Petersen 3 Vargas 6. Umpires Mc Quillan Steubing.
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Andrade
Hernandez
Joratz
Stetter Andrade
Vargas
Williams
Stagg
Kerr
Enos
Harrington
Stetter
Valine
Dijanich
G. Petersen
McQuillan and Steubing
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Reeves
Sander
Seeee Hernandez
Scott Ss 'Dijanich
Eetees Valiness Joratz
Ewes
Rickey Sends New Hurler For Pocatello
Branch Rickey arranged for the St. Louis Cardinals to send Joe Davis, a right handed pitcher, from Springfield Missouri to bolster the Pocatello mound staff. Davis leaves Saturday and arrives Monday morning to join the team in Salt Lake for immediate service. He previously went 13 7 with a 2 93 ERA for Williamson and 82 strikeouts in 72 innings with 18 complete games, plus a Piedmont League trial with Asheville. Bennie Salas could join soon as a potential left hander, previously with the Cardinals in 1941 and a Sacramento free agent.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Pocatello
Davis
Springfield
Salt Lake
Williamson
Asheville
Bennie Salas
Salas
Sacramento
Cards
Legion Plays and Utahns at 7:30 Sunday in Park
The American Legion boys baseball team meets Brigham City Utah at Asiliweli Park in a first game test for players hoping to win a spot on the 15 man squad for national honors. A list of hopefuls appeared in Saturday's Idaho State Journal as the team recovers from a discouraging spring and regains interest. Boys eligible must be under 17 before January 1, 1942 and those wishing to play should attend Halliwell park at 6 p.m. The game is free.
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American Legion
Asiliweli Park
Brigham City
Utah
Idaho State Journal
Legion
Halliwell Park
Oakland 6 Los Angeles 1 and Portland 8 San Diego 5
Oakland defeated Los Angeles 6 to 1 while Portland crushed San Diego 8 to 5 in separate games. The scorelines reflect decisive wins for both visiting or home teams with standout performances not listed.
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Oakland
Los Angeles
Hollywood
San Francisco
Portland
San Diego
Softball League Opens Play Monday Evening at 7 30
The 1942 YMCA softball schedule starts Monday with four men’s teams and CCC Headquarters led by Woody Davis and Ray Han cock directing the Storehouse Sluggers. The program includes four-night weekly play, with girls’ games at 6 30 and men’s at 7 30, plus practice games for CCC girls and Jaydees. The first two weeks list CCC Headquarters vs Storehouse Sluggers, Potatello Athletic Club vs Storehouse No 2, with subsequent matchups through June 19.
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CCC
U. P. Storehouse
C’s
Woody Davis
Ray Hancock
Jaydees
Storehouse Sluggers
Detroit's 9 1/2 Inning Rally Fails to Beat Washington
In a 9 to 4 defeat for Detroit, Washington builds a 3 run lead by the ninth inning. Detroit scores 2 in the bottom but falls short as Washington secures the win.
Cardinals Hit Hard as Pitching Worries Lessen
Pocatello manager Nick Cullop praised his hitters after the Cardinals won 8-5 against Salt Lake, lifting three of four as Andrade Stetter and Joratz homered. Vargas won his fifth decision as the staff, though taxed by depth, benefited from the bats.
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Nick Cullop
Pocatello Cardinals
Cardinals
Boise
Eddie Green
Frank Nelson
Carl McConnell
Steve Andrade
Earl Petersen
Glen Stetter
George Valine
Carolinal
Andrade
Walt Lowe
Boises
Bob Joratz
Red Bird
Salt Lake
Stetter
Joratz
Andy Harrington
Bees
Manny’ Vargas
Vargas
Murill Brown
Joe Davis
Springfield
Salt Lake City
U S Avenges Pearl Harbor In Navy Blow To Jap Fleet
The article contends Pearl Harbor will be avenged as U S forces strike Japan’s fleet in the Pacific. It suggests the Midway action could begin the decline of Japanese naval superiority and surpass losses at Coral Sea in scale and impact.
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Alaska
Dutch Harbor
Pacific
Midway
Hawaii
Chester W. Nimitz
Pacific Fleet
Ernest J. King
Nimitz
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
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Pearl Harbor
Great Pacific
Coral Sea
Jutland
Western Pacific
Midwest Island
Hawaiian Islands
Japan
Oahu Island
Honolulu
Tokyo
Marshall Islands
Indian Ocean
Africa
New Pharmacy Home Dedication to Feature Modern Facilities
Dignitaries plan dedication of a new pharmacy building with basement lounges stock rooms a large lab and library stock room. First floor houses dispensing theory labs offices and a dark room while third floor contains classrooms labs and faculty rooms. Enrollment up with 70 students registered for summer. fall expected to rise.
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College of Pharmacy
Legion Plans Boys State To Meet Here
The American Legion sponsors Idaho Boys State in Pocatello June 13 to 20. Homer Huddelson of Boise will join committee meetings at Memorial hall 8 p.m. Monday to finalize plans with George N. Green, chairman. Speakers include Governor Chase A. Clark and former Governor Theodore Christensen.
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American Legion Post No. 4
Pocatello
American Legion
Orvil Garrison
Fred Hilliard
James Bangs
Ivan Gasser
F. G. Thompson
Wiliam Park
Malcom Martin
A. A. Girard
Vern Atwood
Bert Weston
H. C. Irwin
E. N. Roberts
F. M. Bistline
Wm. S
Blue Room
Hotel Whitman
Chase A. Clark
Idaho
Theodore Christensen
Minnesota
Idaho Pharmacists Open Annual Convention
Idaho pharmacists convene in Pocatello for the annual meeting with events at Frazier hall and Student Union buildings. The schedule includes a pharmacy building dedication, a golf tournament at Ross Park, hotel registrations, and officer elections at the Director's meeting and Druggist meeting.
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Idaho Pharmacists
Pocatello
Frazier Hall
Ross Park
Whitman and Bannock
Obituary Henry Minshew Killed in Plane Crash Near Challis
Henry Minshew 23 died in a plane crash on the Middle Fork of the Salmon while en route to medical aid from the Knowles ranch near Challis. Born in Pocatello he attended local schools. He is survived by parents, four sisters and a brother, all of Pocatello and surrounding areas, plus grandmother Mrs Francis Minshew. Funeral at Hall chapel Tuesday 1 p.m. Burial in Mountain View cemetery.
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Henry Minshew
Loon Creek
Middle Fork
Minshew
Knowles
Challis
Pocatello
John Henry Minshew
Alfred Kynaston
Florence Lewis
San Francisco
James Spear
Bremerton
Wash
Lillie Clark
Idaho
Vacu-matic Gas Saver Test Drives Patriots to Save Fuel
Motorists in Idaho and across the nation are asked to test the Vacu-matic gas saver device. Advertised as boosting fuel efficiency by up to 30 percent, it operates automatically on the super-charge principle and improves power and acceleration. The Vacumatic Carburator Co. offers a free Vacumatic to testers who install it and spread the word.
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State St
Wauwatosa
Wisconsin
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