Surprising End In Pioneer League Action
Boise Pilots rally for 5 4 win as Jim Keesey clubs the decisive single in the ninth. Ogden tops Pocatello 13 2 while Twin Falls beat Idaho Falls 6 4. Piscovich notches his eighth win as Salt Lake City trails leaders by one game.
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Salt Lake City
Bees
Boise
Jim Keesey
al Tate
Ogden
Pocatello
Twin Falls
Paul Piscovich
Idaho Falls
Pilots
Cliff Barker
Bill Stenger
Frank Lamanske
Gerald Staley
Jack Radtke
Lamanske
Barker
Radtke
Eddie Sheehan
Keesey
George Babich
Sacramento
Calif
Reds
Piscovich
Cowboys
Russets
Legion Stops All Stars in 7 to 3 Win
The Legion defeated the All Stars 7 to 3 as Kelly hit a home run in the fifth inning. Jensen pitched five innings for the Legion with Bistline finishing. Legion to play Ogden Sunday and a return game June 27.
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Legion
All Stars
Kelly
Jensen
Bistline
Ogden
Hoyt's Compound Praised For Kidneys And Stomach Relief
George Craig of Boise Idaho reports Hoyt's Compound cured his upset stomach bloating gas and back pain. He says it improved kidney trouble and normalizes bowel function after use. The Cook Drug Store and local druggists advertise the product.
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George Craig
Boise
Idaho
Hoyt
Hoyt’s
Cook Drug Store
Adv
Baseball Results From National and American Leagues
National League games featured Brooklyn routing Chicago 15 to 5 at Chicago and Philadelphia defeating St. Louis 7 to 3 in St Louis. Boston beat Cincinnati 7 to 2 in Cincinnati. New York and Pittsburgh tied 2 to 2 in Pittsburgh after 9 innings. American League showcases Detroit 5 to 1 at Boston and Cleveland outlasting Philadelphia 14 to 2 in Philadelphia. Chicago edged New York 3 to 2 in New York. more games completed with Washington, St. Louis, and Philadelphia in extra action.
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Cincinnati Reds
Cards
Dodgers
Reds
Conn Fails to Stun Louis in Polo Grounds Thriller
Billy Conn of Pittsburgh led Louis in the early rounds and drew 55,000 fans to the Polo Grounds. In the 13th round Louis reacted from a sluggish start and landed five rights, KOing Conn as the crowd witnessed the heavyweight title change and Conn's defiant, injured exit.
Bonura Enters Army Amid Mixed Emotions
Big Zeke Bonura left professional baseball to join the army at New Orleans on June 19. He expressed disappointment at leaving the majors after seven slugging seasons but vowed to devote his full effort to military service, just as he did on the field.
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New Orleans
Zeke Bonura
Cabbage Farmer
Forfeiture Debate Loosens In Pioneer League Baseball
The Pioneer League enforces a veteran limit of six players plus the manager and may forfeit games after a protest within ten days. Boise Pilots faced sanctions for having nine and eight veterans on their roster, with Halliwell upholding the rule and issuing a forfeit to Salt Lake City as part of duty.
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Boise Capital News
Jack Halliwell
Pioneer League
Pocatello
Boise
Capital News
Halliwell
Petting
Pocatello Cardinals
Cardinals
Salt Lake City
Boiselle
Louis Defends Title as Conn Falls in 13th Round
At Polo Grounds New York on June 19 Joe Louis retained the world heavyweight crown after a brutal 13th round stoppage of Billy Conn. Louis dominated late after 12 even rounds, securing his 18th straight defense as Conn was counted out at 12 58. The crowd buzzed over two crucial seconds that might have changed the outcome. Louis held the title with a decisive late barrage that overwhelmed the Pittsburgh challenger.
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New York
Billy Conn
Pittsburgh
Billy
Joe Louis
Negro
Conn
Polo Grounds
Louis
Johnny Ray
Eddie Josephs
Stripling
Tony Galento
Associated Press
Joe
Pioneer League Box Score Summary
Box score notes player injuries Babich Peterson and War. Shone sacrificed. Three-base hits recorded by Joratz Kakoliris Canavan Godlew. Two-base hits by Cassini Godlew. Double plays involved Peterson Bensmiller Andrade Lambert Laybourne Canavan Shone Scheffel. Losing pitcher Babich.
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Grayson
Kelly
Jensen
Bistline
Putman
Moore
Celli
Babich
Peterson
Warsick
Joratz
Kakoliris
Canavan
Godlew
Cassini
Bensmiller
Andrade
Lambert
Laybourne
Shone
Scheffel
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Lf Andrade
Wasley
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Oo Peterson
Cash
Orden
H. PO Cassini
If Winseck
Senare Canavan
Ies Shone
Er Scheffel
Senor Lambert
Eae
Pocatello
Ogden
Tee
Baseball scores from early American Association games
The standings show Columbus 8 St. Paul 4 Indianapolis 8 Milwaukee 3 Toledo 7 Minneapolis 0 Kansas City 4 Louisville 0.
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Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Kansas
Cty
Louisville
Coast League Scores and Rain Delays Across Matchups
In Pacific Coast League play, Sacramento fell 0 to 6 to Oakland, San Francisco beat Portland 6 to 5, and San Diego defeated Hollywood 15 to 12. A rain delay affected the Los Angeles Seattle game.
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Sacramento
Oakland
San Francisco
Portland
San Diego
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Seattle
Ring Results From The Associated Press Boxing Roundup
New York Joe Louis 199 pounds knocked out Billy Conn 174 pounds to retain the world heavyweight title in Detroit. Tommy Tucker 174 outpointed Charlie Harvey 184 in New York. Holman Williams 152 outpointed Antonio Fernandez 149 in Detroit. Tony Shucco 183 outpointed Jack Walkter 194 in Columbus. Frankie Velez 146 Puerto Rico drew with Al La Barba 144 New York in Norwalk. Chalky Wright 127 New York stopped Lloyd Pine 130 in Wilkes Barre. Marty Servo 143 Schenectady outpointed Irish Wishy Jones 141 in Garfield. Oscar Rankin 1714 Los Angeles outpointed Pat Valentino 1744 San Francisco in Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
New York
Joe Louis
Detroit
Billy Conn
Pittsburgh
Tommy Tucker
Charlie Harvey
Holman Williams
Antonio Fernandez
Chile
Columbus
Tony Shucco
Boston
Jack
Buddy) Walkter
Norwalk
Conn
Frankie Velez
Puerto Rico
al la Barba
Drew
Wilkes-Barre
Chalky Wright
Lloyd Pine
Akron
Garfield
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Marty Servo
Schenectady
N. Y
Wishy Jones
Louisville
Los Angeles
Oscar Rankin
Pat Valentino
San Francisco
Reds blast Cardinals for 13 to 2 victory
Pioneer league results show Ogden defeating Pocatello 13 to 2, Boise winning 5 to 4 at Salt Lake City, and Idaho Falls beating the Russets 6 to 4. The Reds had 9 hits and 2 errors to the Cardinals 6 hits with two runs in the fifth.
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Reds
Cardinals
Ball Chieftain Upholds Rule In Boise Vet Status Case
Pioneer league leader President Jack Halliwell confirms his stance on veteran status for Boise players Fenatic Susee and Price after validation from National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues President William Bramham. Records for six other veteran players were unavailable.
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Hadyn Walker
Boise Pilots
Boiseward
Capital News
Susee
William G. Bramham
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Jack Halliwell
Pioneer League
William Bramham
National Association of Professional Baseball League
Fenatic
Price
Boise
Halliwell Upholds Protest Rules in Pioneer League Case
Halliwell confirms actions in protests by Pocatello and Salt Lake City clubs over players listed as active. Boise contends three veterans failed three year criteria, while Halliwell cites 45 days per year on payroll and bench inclusion as a rule violation, forfeiting games.
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Halliwell
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Boise
Bojiseans
Pocatello and
Salt Lake
Meeting to Organize Kiwanis Club of Pocatello
Notice is given that on June 24 1941 at 1 00 o clock in the Pioneer Room of the annock Hotel Pocatello Bannock County Idaho a meeting will organize an unincorporated fraternal or social group into Kiwanis Club of Pocatello and elect its directors under Idaho Code provisions.
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Pioneer Room
Theannock Hotel
Pocatello
County of Bannock
State of Idaho
Kiwanis Club of
Bannock County
Herebert McKenzie
Herbert McKenzie
Mary H. Sloan
Chester G. Wells
I. H. W. Henderson
Idaho
H. W Henderson
HB. Thompson
Edward C. Manson
Edward C Manson
Luson
H. W. Henderson
H. B. Thompson
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Bannock
State of
Edmund Lewis
Edith Lewis
Pocatélco
Notice of Bond Redemption by Arimo Village Idaho
The Village of Arimo Idaho gives formal call for Municipal Water Works Bonds issued July 1 1924 numbers 29 30 and 32. Principal and accrued interest through payment date to be paid on presentation to the Village Treasurer or First Security Bank Idaho Pocatello. No interest after the next interest payment date. Dated May 1941. BD Blackhurst Clerk.
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Idaho
First Security Bank of Idaho
Pocatello
BD. Blackhurst
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