Cards Score Sixth Win In Pioneer League Clash
Center fielder Charley Bud Rotzell hit two consecutive home runs to power the Pocatello Cardinals to an 8 to 1 victory over the Idaho Falls Russets in the opening game of a Pioneer league series. Danny Hiles earned his sixth straight win with six strong innings, while Hal Turpen struggled, leaving after four straight hits. Reliever Bernie Fedemeyer slammed the door as four runs crossed in the big inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
Bud” Rotzell
Pocatello Cardinals
Idaho Falls Russets
Danny Hiles
Cardinals
Hiles
Russet
Hal Turpen
Hadeen
Bernie Fedemeyer
Cardinal
Pocatello
Whizzer White Marries Marion Stearns in Boulder
Byron R. White aged 29, a noted all‑America football star and Rhodes scholar, wed 25 year old Marion Lloyd Stearns daughter of Colorado University president Robert L. Stearns in Boulder. White, Navy veteran, will live in New Haven where he attends Yale Law School. Frankie Conti beat Maxie Starr by TKO in Fall River boxing match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Colo
Byron R
Whizzer) White
Rhodes
Marion Lloyd Stearns
Colorado University
Robert L. Stearns
White
A. A. White
Wellington
New Haven
Conn
Yale Law School
Sealed bids sought for painting CAA airway facilities Idaho region
Civil Aeronautics Administration invites sealed bids under Invitation No 746-381 for painting selected airway facility buildings near Gooding Burley Cottrell Idahome Strewell Dubois Idaho Falls Pocatello and Malad City Idaho. Bids due 3 pm June 26 1946 at Seattle Washington. Also Arimo Irrigation Company delinquency sale set for June 19 1946 at 2 pm in Arimo Idaho to cover past assessments plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Aeronautics Administration
P. O
Smith Tower Annex
Seattle
Washington
CAA Airway
Gooding
Burley
Cottrell
Idahome
Strewell
Dubois
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Malad City
Idaho
William Holland
Kathryn F. Cox
Arimo Irrigation Company, Ltd
Arimo
Royal Cole
Pocatello Girl Scout Day Camp Information Notice
Permission form for daughters to attend the Girl Scout Day Camp at Ross Park from June 17 to June 28. Includes space for parent signature and contact details, states camp open to all girls regardless of Scout membership, and notes applicants must bring registration blank on report day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scouts
Vandals Open 1946 47 Season With Five New Dates
University of Idaho manager Gale L. Mix announces five additional basketball dates for the Vandals northern division championship quintet. The season opens at Madison Square Garden December 3 against City College of New York, then Georgetown December 5 in Washington, St Joseph's December 7 in Philadelphia, Kentucky U December 9 in Louisville or Lexington, plus two games with Wyoming in Laramie and exhibitions at Twin Falls and Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
University of Idaho
Gale L. Mix
Madison Square Garden
New York City
City College of New York
Mix
Georgetown University
Washington, D. C
St. Joseph’s College
Philadelphia
Convention Hall
Kentucky U
Louisville
Lexington
Wyoming University
Laramie
Rocky Mountain
Twin Falls
Boise
Southeast Teams Reign In VFW Tourney Wins
In a VFW boys softball doubleheader, Southeast Pocatello defeated Tyhee 11 to 8 in a tight opener. Southeast Pocatello's D Pettitt went 4 for 4 with a homer and a two-base hit, while Alameda’s Fenwick added a 3 for 3 with a homer. Southeast Pocatello also beat Northeast Pocatello 23 to 0 behind Lowe’s two-hit pitching and four homers by Scott West Horrocks and Barnhart. Northeast Pocatello had Cox Hadley and Loder with 2 for 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Southeast Pocatello
Tyhee
Grayson
West Pocatello
Alameda Boys
Davis
D. Pettitt
Anderson
Moreno
Alameda
Fenwick
Lindsey
J. Bybee
Walz
Pond, Furgison
Gill
Pocatello
Northeast Pocatello
Cox
Hadley
Loder
Fugar
Duckworth
Lowe
Scott
West
Horrocks
Barnhart
Ellis
Allen
Court levies fine on army officer for unlawful punishment
An army officer was fined for wrongfully and unlawfully performing duties as a prison officer after authorizing punishment of prisoners with clubs. The specific details of the incident, including the nature of the punishment, are noted as part of the court proceedings continued from page one.
Trials Detail Abuse at Lichfield Barracks
Six officers and ten enlisted men took part in Lichfield field trials. Three enlisted men were convicted with penalties from a 60 dollar fine to a three year term. During Cubrage's trial 25 witnesses described prisoners in U S army detention being kicked and beaten with clubs fists and rifle butts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lichfield
Cubrage
U.S. Army
Baseball scores and lineups from a busy league slate
National League results show St Louis beating New York 11 to 7 with Barrett and Wilks among top hitters. Brooklyn barely outscored Chicago 11 to 6 as Hatten and Her ring led the winners. Phildelphia topped Boston 6 to 2 behind Ruffing and Hell. St. Louis swept a doubleheader with New York 6 6 and 7 10. American League notes include Cleveland 4 to 0 over Philadelphia and Detroit 3 to 1 over Washington as Marchildon, Rosar and Guerra shine.
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St. Louis
New York
O Barrett
Wilks
Donnelly
Krist, Schmidt
Kennedy
Trinkle
Cooper
Chicago
Brooklyn
Chipman, Erickson
Borowy
McCullough
Hatten
Casey
Herring and
Anderson
Pittsburgh
Phidelphia
Strincevich
Lanning
Camelli
Rowe
Judd
Mauney
Seminick
Cincinnati
Boston
Heusser
Lamanno
Johnson
Posedel
Hofferth
Ruffing
Murphy
Robinson
Niarhos
Gatehouse
Kramer
Hell
Schultz
Ferriss
Dreisewerd
Dobson
Klinger
Wagner
Haynes
Hamner
Dietrich
Tresh
Cleveland
Marchildon
Rosar
Black
Krakauskas
Hayes
Detroit
Leonard
Guerra
Newhoser
Tebbetts
Garrett Wins Big in Friday Warehouse Softball Doubleheader
Garrett Warehouse swept a doubleheader in the AMA Employees Softball League on Friday night. First, Garrett beat Store Department 14 to 8 after a rough start in which Store Dept. scored eight first-inning runs. In the second game, Shops debuted with Anderson homering, as Garrett Shops opened its season with a win, and the league announced room for one more team. In the final game Simplot led Safeway 12 to 9 in five innings, with Gerald Garrett hitting a sole home run and Warren fanning nine batters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett Warehouse
U. P
Store Department
Warehouse
Garrett’s
Boyatt
Sore Department
Garrett
Beebe
Bithell
Jones
Christensen
Hancock
Shahady
Peterson
Garrett Shops
Shops
Anderson
Fred Quinn
Chaney
Frisk Fisher
Horrocks
Simplot
Safeway
Gerald Garrett
Warren
Hahn
Burnham
U S and Britain Clash With Russia Continues
The article reports ongoing tensions between the United States and Britain over Russia with discussions on inspections in occupied Austria and Germany. Hector McNeil defends his government’s stance, stating openness to inspections and rejecting hidden actions while addressing the Soviet delegate Feonov.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Mattes
Yusoslav
United States
Great Britain
Russia
France
Poland
Yugoslavia
U. S
Austria
Germany
Hector McNeil
McNeil
Feonov
Softball Schedule for Y M C A Leagues
The week of June 17 to 21 lists daily matches at 6:30 7:30 and 8:30. Participants include Grayson llorner Moose Lodge V F W N C P various shops P A C Hellenics Covey Harrison Marines Garrett Shops Safe Way and Store Dept. notable exhibits include Exhibition came and Donkey Softball Show on Thursday.
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Hellenics
Covey
Harrison
Marines
Garrett Shops
Safeway
Store Dept
Simptot
Moose Lodge
N.O. P
Garret Shops
Moose
Coast League Sacramento 0 91 000000 19
Oakland 000000002 241 Freitas and Marcucel Boston Stephens and Kearse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Oakland
Freitas
Marcucel
Boston
Stephens and Kearse
Covey Teams Sweep Night Games In YMCA Softball
Covey outslugged Moose Lodge 9 0 in a nine inning no hit bid by Smith. Hellenics topped Covey 12 2 with Malott holding N P to one hit as Bouck and Eikren provided the battery for the victory. Harrison Jewelers and W F W both posted wins as the league schedule began to heat up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellenics
Covey Chief
Harrison Jewelers
Malott
Contos
Bouck
Eikren
Roberts
Anderson
Moose Lodge
Covey Idaho
Smith
Covey
Hendricks
Moose
Smith and Todd
Thomas
Contes
Shira
GOP Eyes Future Presidential Contenders in Quiet Wisconsin Race
The piece notes Taft avoiding further endorsements in Wisconsin as other Republicans like Arthur Vandenberg Dewey Bricker face nomination prospects. Vandenberg might be snubbed if a 1948 bid arises, while Dewey likely stays quiet to protect his NY senate race. Bricker contends with Democrat Huffman in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Wisconsin
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Dewey
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Senate
James W. Huffman
Costa Edges Lewis In Narrow Bout In Woonsocket
Tony Costa, 128, of Woonsocket, defeated Walter Cabby Lewis, 130, of New York, by points in a lightweight boxing match held in Woonsocket. The decision went to Costa after ten rounds, with judges scoring in his favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
Tony Costa
Walter “Cabby” Lewis
New York
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Pioneer League
Turpen
Federmeyer and Tapp
Hill and Borich
Galt Lake
Ogden
Savarese
Davigan and Westerkamp
Dijanich
Heslet
Susee
Barker
Fall River
Mass
Frankie Conti
Haverhill
Maxie Starr
Baltimore
Bannock County
State of Idaho
Margaret Perkins
O. R. Baum
Banfpock County
Ruth Petersen
R. Baum
Scherate
Gore-Hoover Motor Co
Ross Park
Britain
Y. M. C. A. Leagues
Grayson Llorner
Moose Legion
N.C.P
PLAC
Coast League
Covey Smears Moose
Farne
Burton
Satterfield
Thompson
Wike
Farnes
Bhira
Chenoweth
Shelton and
Mark Manley
Just
Glen and
Eddie
Watts Cyclery
North Main
MacKenzie Auto Equipment
Pocatello, Idaho
Associated Stores
Idaho Falls - Burley
U. S. Army
Western
Americas
Alimor
California
East Center
S. Arthur
GOP
Future
Gordon Tailors
West Center
Housewives
ERLA
B.t.u.’S
Automotive
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