Cards Beat Twin Falls in Key Pioneer League Series Start
The Pioneer league opening four game set pits first place Twin Falls against Salt Lake City as Idaho Falls, Ogden and Boise chase. The Bees and Reds won, with Azevedo debuting for Salt Lake and Logg for Idaho Falls, while Pocatello and Boise pitchers struggled in losses.
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Pioneer League
Twin Falls Cowboys
Salt Lake City Bees
Waddies
Pocatello
Twin Falls
Bees
Idaho Falls
Ogden Reds
Cowboys
Pilots
Boise
Idaho Falls Russets
Reds
Bill Azevedo
Hawaii
Russets
Azevedo
Logg
Islands
Notice to Creditors in LeRoy V Turner Estate
In Bannock County Idaho the Probate Court notices creditors to file claims against LeRoy V Turner deceased with four months after first publication. Administratrix Reba C Turner designated Black and Black Attorneys at Law 205 Carlson Building Pocatello Idaho to receive claims. Publication dates begin May 28 1944 and run weekly through May 25 1945.
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Bannock County
Reba C Turner
Black and Black
Attorneys At Law
Carlson
Pocatello
Idaho
How They Stand in Bible Letter and Verse Totals
A count lists the Bible as containing 3 586 489 letters 773 690 words 31 173 verses 1189 chapters and 66 books according to one source.
Notice to bidders for land department pickup
State Purchasing Agent will accept sealed bids until 2 P M on the 20th 1946 for a 1946 Plymouth or Chevrolet one and a half ton pickup. Bids opened publicly at Room 122 State House. Specifications may be secured from the State Purchasing Agent. The state reserves the right to reject any or all bids. George R. Jones State Purchasing Agent. j. 10 11 12
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State House
Land Department
George R. Jones
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal And Vertical Clues
Puzzle clues cover topics from wire measure to Princess loved by Cupid and numbers like 3.1416. Entries include tropical American sea and Tunisian ruler title with several archaic spellings and misprints evident in the fragmented grid.
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Mediterranean
Hirth
Tuma Strikes Out 17 Preston Men In Four-Game Run
Harold Hal Tuma struck out 17 in a nine inning game at Preston, extending a 54 strikeout streak over four Bear River league games. He allowed two hits and one walk, facing 27 batters. Porter recorded 12 Ks for Preston, but took the loss as Pocatello won 13 to 6.
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Jim Arnold
Pocatello
Cards
Arnold
Harry Fowle
Harold
Hal) Tuma
Portneuf
Bear River
Preston
Pocatello Cardinal
Chatterton
Swallow
McKnight
Atkinson
Long
Oe Sherwood
Decker
Fortin
Stephens
Tuma
Is Colony
Porter
Sherwood
Bails Smith
Cart
Ten-Year-Old Fisherman Nets 20 Pound Rainbow Trout
North Idaho’s youngest champion fisherman is ten-year-old Jim Pieratt, a fifth grader who landed a 20 pound 8 ounce Kootenay rainbow trout at Bayview Pend d Oreille lake on Saturday. His father J T Pieratt of Coeur d Alene also landed a larger two ounce heavier fish.
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Coeur D'Alene
Hal North Idaho
Jim Pieratt
Bayview
Pend d'Oreille Lake
J. T. Pieratt
Notice of Probate Hearing for Margaret Perkins
The petition for the probate of the last will of Margaret Perkins deceased and for Letters Testamentary to O R Baum has been filed in Bannock County Idaho. A hearing is set for July 18 1946 at 11:00 AM in the court room at the Court House in Pocatello Idaho. Persons interested may appear and contest the petition. Ruth Petersen Clerk of the Probate Court. R Baum Petitioner and Attorney Pro Se residing at Pocatello Idaho. 1.11 to 21 inch.
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Bannock County
State of Idaho
Margaret Perkins
O. R. Baum
Pocatello
Idaho
Ruth Petersen
R. Baum
Pioneer League Pocatello and Salt Lake Meet Notes
Readable fragments show team lineups and results for the Pioneer League events including Pocatello Salt Lake Idaho Falls and associated personnel such as Kelly Wicker Borich Arnold Fowle Heslet Patterson Ogden Bloemker Perkowski West erkamp Kerrigan Barker Azevedo Leonard Logg Mori and references to second place CG success with Lew Westerkamp Susee Entwiste W Lowe.
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Pocatello
Twin Falls
Kelly
Borowy Fails In Stretch As Cubs Win Chance Vanishes
In Chicago Hank Borowy, a 21 game winner last season, faltered in nine of ten starts this year and blew an 8-1 lead in two innings after holding the Phillies to a no hitter until the eighth. Philadelphia won 9 to 8 as manager Charley Grimm remained puzzled but patient.
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Chicago
Hank Borowy
Charley Grimm
Hicago Cubs
Borowy
Grimm
Fordham
Hank
Philadelphia Phils
Phillies
Baseball standings and lineups from a multi-team ledger
The record lists team matchups with earned runs and innings, naming pitchers and batting lines. Entries include Detroit New York Boston Cleveland St Louis Washington Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago Milnar Lipper and others, reflecting early season box scores and player allocations.
Rouse Promoted to Assistant Vice President at Union Pacific
W. R. Rouse of Omaha ends as assistant western general counsel and is named assistant vice president with Omaha headquarters. G. F. Ashby, president, says Rouse will handle specialized assignments for any vice president.
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Omaha
Neb. W. R. Rouse
Western
Union Pacific Railroad
G. F. Ashby
Rouse
Ashby
Juniors Open Season With Rockland Loss in First Game
American Legion Junior base ball team traveled to Rockland Sunday and led 2 0 after three innings before Rockland scored repeatedly to win 14 7. The 15 players on the trip included Carver Spahr Glenn Spahr Ashcroft Contant Lintelman Kisrane Collins Lombardi Lish Fenwick Fenwick Morino Calegar and others. The squad plans more practices and games this month to gear up for Legion competition starting around July 1.
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American Legion
Rockland
Robert Carver
Mack Spahr
Glenn Spahr
Don Ashcroft
Richard Cotant
Jack Lintelman
Jim Kisrane
Douglas Collins
Leonard Lombardi
G. Lish
Leon Fenwick
Art Fenwick
Douglas
Robert Morino
C. Calegar
Legion
Side Shots on Sports Newsroom Tale of a Basketball War
Summary of sports gossip and cross-sport chatter notes the arena managers forming a pro basketball group seen as a challenge to the national and American leagues. Includes lines about Hal Newhouser and Hal White with the Tigers, Red Sox scoring 12 in three innings, and various anecdotes from college and semi pro circles.
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New York
John J. O'Brien
Jimmie Murphy
Canton
Daily Ledger
Hal Newhouser
Hal White
Hal Manders
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Tigers
Hal
Idaho Falls Team Wins State Rifle and Pistol Matches
Bert Shaw and Howard Paul of Boise won individual top honors in the state rifle and pistol matches held here over the weekend. Shaw dropped 12 points out of a possible total.
Idaho Riflery Championship Results and Team Members
A possible 1200 and Paul scored 1052 of 1200. George R. Barcus of Salt Lake City placed second for the riflemen, Harold Greer of Boise third, and Ted Billadeau of the State fish and game department fourth. Idaho Falls won the Idaho rifleeam championship. Team members included Charles Doe, Glenn Pickett, Ivan Anderson, Ted Mierotto, and George Barcus.
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Paul
George R. Barcus
Salt Lake City
Harold Greer
Boise
Ted Billadeau
State Fish and Game Department
Idaho Falls
Charles Doe
Glenn Pickett
Ivan Anderson
Ted Mierotto
George Barcus
Hellenic Ten Holds Top in YMCA Independent League
Hellenics remain undefeated after a 9-6 win over Grayson Horner as Thiros and Contos lead with eight hits for the winners and Bowery adds a fifth inning homer. Marines fall after early lead slips in a 11-9 verdict against Moose Legion with 13 Moose hits. Harrison Jewelers rally stalls as P A C Dalpino wins with a late sixth inning surge.
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Cowboys
Tom Kelly
Zeb Wicker
Kelly
Boise
Bob Kerrigan
Reds
Hellenics
Moose
Demptres
Tarris and
Shelton
Grayson-Horner
Bowery
Pierson
Liday
Thiros
Contos
Horrocks
Ewin
Marines
Marquis
Ewing
Harrison Jewelers
P. A. C. Dalpino
Harrison
Hedlund
Hadley
Maynard
DeLaMar
Minor Leagues Scoreboard Latest AP Report
Baseball results from several leagues include Newark 8 Rochester 1 and Toronto 11 Syracuse 6 in the International League. Montreal 15, Jersey City 5, Buffalo 11, Baltimore 5. Louisville 4 Indianapolis 2 and Kansas City 6 Milwaukee 4 in the American Association. St Paul at Minneapolis postponed, rain. Southern Association Little Rock 9 Atlanta 8 Nashville 11 New Orleans 0 Memphis 10 Birmingham 3. Mobile 5 Chattanooga 4. No Pacific Coast League games scheduled.
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Newark
Rochester
Toronto
Syracuse
Montreal
Jersey City
Buffalo
Baltimore
Louisville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Southern Association
Little Rock
Atlanta
Nashville
New Orleans
Memphis
Birmingham
Mobile
Chattanooea
Christopher Leads Coast League Batting Parade
Lloyd Christopher of Los Angeles paced the Pacific Coast League with a .358 batting average through last Friday, the highest in the circuit. Ferris Fain and Cully Rikard tied for second at .328, while Les Scarsella led in home runs with 15 and RBIs with 52. Hollywood topped team batting at .257.
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Los Angeles
Lloyd Christopher
Leo Moriarty
Ferris Fain
San Francisco
Cully Rikard
Hollywood
Oakland
Les Scarsella
Women Open 46 Season At Ross Park Golf Course
The Women's Golf Association of Pocatello opened the 1946 season at Ross Park with a Diver Drigers versus Sand Trappers tournament. Winners include Elene MacLauglin, Mary Phillips, Gladys Meek, Marv Begley, and Bess Craig and Suzanne Gasser.
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Women’s Golf Association of
Bess Craig
Connie Turner
Bonnie Zaring
Stan Mathews
Lorena Miller
Gladys Meek
Craig
Suzanne Gasser
Carol Harris
Elene MacLaugshlin
Marvy Phillips
Marv Begler
Mrs Undoght
Tennis Star Dies at 25 in California Hero of Iwo Jima
Ted Olewine a 25 year old national ranked tennis star and Marine lieutenant with the 28th Marines died Friday night of Hodgkins disease contracted in the Pacific He helped raise the flag at Iwo Jima and earned the Silver Star His best year was 1942 when he won the Sugar Bowl singles at New Orleans defeating Billy Talbert and was ranked 11th nationally.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Ted Olewine
Iwo Jima
Hodgkins
Pacific
Olewine
28Th Marines
Honolulu
New Orleans
Billy Talbert
OPA Seeks Injunction Over Parma Evictions
The OPA asks Boise district court for an injunction to restrain William R. Rogers and Bert R. Rose of Parma from evicting tenants. The suit, filed by OPA Chief Enforcement Attorney Karl Jeppesen, charges evictions would violate OPA rent regulations.
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Boise
William R. Rogers
Bert R. Rose
Parma
District Court
OPA
Karl Jeppesen
Estate of Ed ward Thomas Deceased Creditor Claims Notice
Benjamin R. Thomas as administrator announces four month period for creditors and others to present claims with vouchers. Notices to be filed at Merrill and Merrill office 803-6 Carlson Avenue Pocatello Bannock County Idaho. Dated June 3 1946. Attorneys for Administrator Merrill and Merrill Pocatello Idaho. J 4 11 18 25 fy 2.
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Bannock County
State of Idaho
Edward Thomas
Ed Thomas
Exhi
Merrill & Merrill
Carlson Ae
Pocatello
Benjamin R. Thomas
Fa Thomas
Idaho
Esate
William Holland Sa
Kathryn PF Cox
Arimo Irrigation Company Ltd
Arimo
Royal Cole
Arimo Irrigation Company, Ltd
Notice of final completion and filing deadline for claims
Notice is hereby given that a contract with H A Gardner of Blackfoot Idaho for crushed gravel and Type B coat material on Highway U 8 No 30 in Bannock and Franklin Counties was completed May 22 1946. Any person who furnished labor materials or supplies and has not been paid must file with the Department of Public Works Boise Idaho within ninety days of the date with an itemized claim. Failure to file within ninety days constitutes a waiver against the surety TMATT BALLY Commissioner of Public Works 9 19 11 12 13
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H. A. Gardner
Blackfoot
Idaho
T Matt Bally
Commissioner of Public Works
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