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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1941
Page
7
Boise Pilots win the second straight over the Pocatello Cardinals 5 to 4 after a seventh inning rally and late ninth inning run. Egnatic homered in the eighth to tie at 4 and Boise pushed the deciding run in the ninth with two scoreless frames from pitching.
Pioneer League box score shows players Keesey and Peterson among errors. Sny der and Bensmiller logged two base hits with Egnatic hitting a home run. Rbi counts feature Joratz Wasley and Radtke, with Korhonen and Barker also driving in runs. Low attendance noted at 1300 with 1:45 time.
Baseball scores from New York Chicago Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia St. Louis and Cleveland details include runs hits errors and pitchers Olsen McGee Fitzgerald Owen Vander Meer Lombardi Salvo Lamanna Berres Warneke Mancuso Johnson Crouch Warren Peek Dickey Tresh Feller Hudson Early Hemsley McCrabb Marchikion Ferrick Hayes Bridges Tebbetts Sullivan and others. Postponed Boston at St Louis noted.
The Boise Pilots extended their winning streak to nine with a 5 4 comeback over Pocatello as Joe Egnatic homered in the eighth and a series of miscues helped them score the decisive run in the ninth. Twin Falls edged Salt Lake City 4 3 in 12 innings with Piscovich driving in the decisive run.
Major League leaders listed include Reiser Brooklyn batting .367 and Slaughter St Louis .352. Slaughter leads hits with 74 and doubles 17. O T Ott and Camilli top homers with 15 and 13. Pitchers Warneke 7 1 and Feller 13 2.
CCC edged Hotel Team 9 to 7 at Rainey Park lighted field with Ray Davis, Bob Goodnight and Ike Brewster homering. Uhler struck out 10 as CCC pitchers held off a late rally after Hotelmen miscues.
Yesterday’s showdown featured Lon Warneke of the Cardinals who blanked the Phillies on one hit while Bob Feller of the Indians halted the Senators with a four hit outing for his 13th win. Hank Leiber and Bill Nicholson homered for the Cubs and Reds respectively, while Frank McCormick doubled thrice for Cincinnati. Fred Fitzsimmons limited the Dodgers to six hits against the Pirates. Steve Peek held the White Sox to one hit through eight, with Crosetti delivering a bases loaded homer. Mullin sparked the Tigers with three singles, driving in the tying run and scoring the winning run in the ninth.
San Francisco Seals defeated Seattle Rainiers 10 to 3 in a Coast League game last night, extending their win streak while Seattle suffered a heavy defeat.
About 100 golfers are entered as the Idaho amateur tournament returns to Elks country club in Nampa. Eddie Harper Jr of Twin Falls faces challengers Bill Bayhouse Don Lindsey Jules Droz and Bob White as qualifying begins Friday at 8 am with match play in the afternoon and finals on Sunday.
Tommy Forte meets champion Lou Salica in a 15 round world bantamweight title bout at Shibe Park. Forte fights for love as he prepares to marry Mildred Cangelosi on July 12 and vows not to disappoint her after a previous 115 round loss. He hails from South Philadelphia and aims to avenge the prior defeat that found Salica nearly knocked out in the 13th.
In Charlotte on June 17 the Piedmont league showed a three way tie for first among Charlotte, Richmond, and Norfolk. Asheville Portsmouth and Durham trailed in a large cluster, with Winston-Salem and Greensboro also tied for position as the season reached 44 games.
Ray Carlen of Lou Nova management is at Mayor Clinic for check up. Lefty Gomez told to wear glasses for control issues. Van Mungo shows form in Montreal games but must prove nine innings. Russo of Yankees praised as best southpaw by Mose Groves. Minor league fears if Uncle Sam cuts lights. MacPhail Meehan may back boxing at Ebbets Field. Conn chosen by Braddock ride lauded by AP. Bill Shaw Jr in air corps at Gunter Field. San Francisco footballers drill with Latin rhythms for timing. Medwick ill. Dodger fans fear west trip. Boston reporters hint at fresh angles.
A vivid sense of pennant fever surrounds Boston as Fox stands tall and the team builds momentum. The crowd buzzes with anticipation, signaling a pivotal push toward the postseason.
A reader recalls a Louis Conn jingle praising Conn as the fighter likely to remain champion after a bout. The verse emphasizes Conn’s enduring status and expected victory in the confrontation.
One year ago today June 11 1940 French forces retreat behind the Marne as Tours becomes provisional French capital. Twenty five years ago today June 11 1916 French repel Germans on hill 304 in Verdun sector.
Senate debates legislation to empower government seizure of strike bound plants while judiciary subcommittee holds hearing on divorcing petroleum marketing from production and transportation. Labor subcommittee hears testimony on replacing CCC with vocational defense training. Interstate Commerce discusses FCC chain broadcasting rules. House debates amendments to the 000 000 relief bill. Ways and Means studies a new tax bill. Military subcommittee continues inquiry into Florida army projects. Yesterday Congress gave tentative approval to bill.
The American Legion baseball squad hosts last year’s Legion team at Halliwell Park at six this evening for a second game in the series to gain experience for the current squad and let older players stay sharp. On Sunday they travel to Rockland for a game with the town team. Monday at 9 39 a m the Legion teams with the City Recreation committee begin league play for boys under 17 before January 1, 1941. all eligible city youths should register at Overland Park Monday morning.
The House debates a relief bill granting the president authority to defer military service for men aged 28 and older. Supporters argue executive flexibility, while opponents warn of unequal obligation and potential abuse of power.
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