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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1945

Page

7

Dodgers Edge Giants In 13th In NL Pennant Race

In Brooklyn Ebbets Field the Dodgers beat the Giants 2 to 1 in 13 innings after a ninth inning rally. Howie Schultz delivered the bases loaded single to win as Dixie Walker outside the tying run. Crowd 20,866. The Tigers lost to the White Sox 1 to 0 at Comiskey Park.

Associated Press Brooklyn Dodgers Giants Ebbets Field Branch Rickey Brooklyn Park Howie Schultz Dodgers Dixie Walker Goody Rosen Schultz Detroit Tigers Chicago White Sox Bill Dietrich Siit Dizzy Trout Mike Tresh Sox Joe Orengo Comiskey Park

Deer demolishes car door in Bitter Root collision

Five motorists in Hamilton Montana witnessed a violent deer crash, as the animal charged, smashed a door, bent a fender, and died at the scene. The incident disrupted travel in Bitter Root valley during a sunny day.

Hamilton, Mont Bitter Root Valley

Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Bannock County

Probate Court of Bannock County Idaho announces a private sale after June 23 1945 of Millie Amanda Egbert deceased estate property Lot 8 Block 6 North Pocatello Townsite Bannock County with house furnishings. Ten percent bid due at submission balance on court confirmation. Bids in writing to Administrator or Clerk of Court before sale. Dated June 5 1945.

Bannock County State of Idaho Millie Amanda Egbert Millie P. Egbert Joseph Robert Egbert Aor County North Pocatello Banmock County Recorder Idaho Merrill & Merrill Carlson

Notice to Creditors for Millie Amanda Egbert Estate

Administrator of the Estate of Millie Amanda Egbert announces creditors must present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims should be filed at Merrill & Merril, 503-506 Carlson Building, Pocatello Idaho Ban nock County.

Idaho Probate Notice for Anthony S. Schmit Estate

In the Probate Court of Bannock County Idaho the Administratrix of Anthony S. Schmit deceased warns all claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims go to Merrill and Merrill 503-506 Carlson Building Idaho Falls, the Administratrix’s chosen business place for all matters regarding the estate. Dated May 1945.

Carlson Building A. Ae Idaho Anthony Schmit Anderson Merrill & Merrill

Batting Stars Hold Leads

Tommy Holmes of Boston remained the NL leader with a .385 average, while Chicago’s Tony Cuccinello led the AL at .347. Whitey Kurowski slid to second with .357, Mel Ott fell to third as averages shifted after games through Sunday. Nick Etten stayed at .328, Bobby Estalella at .321.

New York Tommy Holmes Boston Tony Cuccinello Chicago Holmes Cuccinello Whitey Kurowski St. Louis Mel Ott Nick Etten Yankees Bobby Estalella Philadelphia

Players catching scouts eye in minor leagues

Side Shots on Sports notes several promising minor league players drawing attention. Ed Mierkowicz, 21, Buffalo outfielder and Tigers property, shines with power in the International League. Fred Danneker, Minneapolis second baseman, hits over .300 and leads in runs batted in and double plays. Art Fowler, 22, Danville pitcher, has won nine straight in the Carolinas league. Bob Wilson, Wilkes-Barre shortstop, proves a strong hitter despite flat feet. Colgate’s Eppy Barnes reports 18 acceptances to attend an organization meeting of college coaches. Lt Hardy Pearce, ex Hardin-Simmons tackle and Bainbridge athletics officer, remains hospitalized with a leg injury.

Ed Mierkowicz Buffalo Tigers Fred Danneker Minneapolis American Association Fred Art Fowler Danville Carl Hubbell Giants Art Bob Wilson Wilkesbarre Sam McLawthorn Bob Colgate Eppy Barnes Hardy Pearce Hardin-Simmons Bainbridge, Md Naval Training Center

Sports Writer Sid Mercer Dies at 65 in New York

James Sidney Mercer a veteran Hearst sports writer died at home at 65. A Paxton Illinois native he led the Baseball Writers Association of America serving as road secretary for the St. Louis Browns from 1908 to 1905. He began as a police reporter and later earned a 1943 plaque for meritorious service to baseball.

New York James Sidney Sid) Mercer Hearst Newspapers Paxton, Ill Baseball Writers’ Association of America St. Louis Browns The St. Louis Republic Baseball Writers Mercer

Ring Results From Associated Press by City Showdowns

Waterbury Johnny Green 143 outpointed Dennis Singleton 143 in Waterbury New York Sonny Horne 162 outpointed Bobby Brown 161 in New York Baltimore Archie Moore 170 stopped Georgie Kochan 164 in Baltimore Chicago Jimmy Sherrer 145 outpointed Robert Fowler 147 in Chicago Newark Billy Grant 186 outpointed Nate Bolden 174 in Newark Albany Paulie Jackson 131 outpointed Jean Barriere 130 in Albany Providence Freddie Cabral 156 outpointed Ernie Forte 151 in Providence Houston Paul Altman 151 outpointed Kid Azteca 149 in Houston

Waterbury Conn Johnny Grecn Montreal Denny Singleton New York Sonny Horne Valley Stream N. Y Bobby Brown Washington Baltimore Archie Moore Los Angeles I.k.o Georgie Kochan Akron Chicago Jimmy Sherrer Milwaukee Robert Fowler Newark Billy Grant Orange N. J Nate Bolden Albany Paulie Jackson Reading Jean Barriere Providence Freddie Cabral Cambridge Mass Ernie Forte Houston Texas Paul Altman Kid Azteca Mexico City

Baseball scores from New York and Brooklyn game

New York 1 9 3 Brooklyn 3 9 3 Feldman Adams Lombardi Pfund King Dantanio May Worth Andrews. Only game scheduled. American Detroit 0 4 2 Chicago 1 9 3 Trout Swift Dietrich Tresh.

Brooklyn Feldman Adams Lombardi Pfund King Dantanio Mayworth Andrews Detroit Chicago Trout Swift Dietrich Tresh

Eisenhower to Attend Giants Bucky Giants-Boston Game

Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower will watch the Giants and Boston at the Polo Grounds with no ceremony planned as he prefers a plain ball game. The Cubs add security after learning Heinz Becker was rejected for military service in Dallas, as Phil Cavarretta shifts to the outfield. Sgt Pete Reiser to play final Camp Livingston Blues game before army posting, ending 22-4 record. Phil Dickins to join Mississippi State staff in September.

New York Dwight D. Eisenhower Polo Grounds Chicago Chicago Cubs Heinz Becker Dallas Texas Decker Phil Cavarretta Alexandria Camp Livingston

Baseball scores from minor leagues and associations

In the Minor Leagues International League Newark tied Toronto 2-2 after 12 innings. Montreal defeated Syracuse 5-0 while other games were postponed. American Association saw St Paul 14 over Indianapolis 1 and Milwaukee 3 over Columbus 0, Kansas City 2 over Toledo 1, Louisville 11 over Minneapolis 1. Southern Association Atlanta 12 beat Birmingham 3. Pacific Coast League had no games scheduled.

Associated Press International League Newark Toronto Montreal Syracuse American Association St. Paul Indianapolis Milwaukee Columbus Kansas City Toledo Louisville Minneapolis Southern Association Atlanta Birmingham

Bond Total Jumps as Boise War Bond Drive Narrows Gap

Boise reports the seventh war loan push lifts state totals to 21,780,000 dollars, 75 percent of a 29,000,000 quota. Large investors add 4,190,000 nationwide, while small investor Series E purchases rise slowly to 100,000 dollars, reaching 8,440,000 or 65 percent of its 13,000,000 quota.

Boise Idaho State War Finance

Car Industry At Work Rebuilding for Peacetime Output

Detroit reports the U S automobile industry plans peacetime production restoration after three years of war. factories reassemble lines and install equipment while limited 1945 output quotas exist. planners expect 6 million vehicles yearly for three years to rebuild demand.

Detroit Pacific Automobile Company

Pocatello Veteran Returns From Italy

Port of Embarkation Charleston South Carolina staff sergeant Virden F Hays 23 of Pocatello Idaho serves on a B 24 Liberator crew with the 15th army air force in Italy. He arrived last Friday for a 30 day home leave and a luncheon with fellow air force men. He expects to return overseas to the Pacific after his 30 days. Hays enlisted August 1942 and went to Italy August 1944 earning the air medal with two oak leaf clusters presidential unit citation and five bronze battle stars for his European theater ribbon. His parents Mr and Mrs F B Hays live at 1354 North Garfield in Pocatello.

Charleston S. C Virden F. Hays Pocatello 15Th Army Air Force Italy Pacific Hays Army F. B. Hays North Garfield

President Warns of Auto Accident Danger in Gas Ration Move

President Truman warned of rising automobile accidents due to this week’s gasoline ration increase. He urged drivers to act responsibly by driving safely and keeping cars in good condition after a conference with police chiefs.

Washington Truman International Association of Chiefs of Police

Hatch Recalls Combat Duty in German Campaign

Cpl. William N. Hatch of Bancroft describes an infantry operation in Germany with an engineers battalion. Shells fell around their position as they advanced toward a town, they sheltered on a hill all night, later learning SS troops were nearby. He notes earning the ETO campaign ribbon and two bronze stars. His cousin 8/Sgt. Myron Hatch of Logan, Utah, serves with the same battalion.

Cpl William N. Hatch Ammon C. Hatch Bancroft Engineers Germany Hatch Myron Hatch Logan Utah

Midway Island Becomes Key U S Submarine Base

Navy disclosure shows Midway Island evolved from sand outpost to two tiny isles Sand and Lastera hosting a major submarine repair and refit station. Captains Jayne and O Regan transformed the site after the 1942 victory at Midway. A 16th century superstition on comets closes the piece.

Midway Island Japan Pacific Navy Department Midway John K. Jayne New Canaan

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