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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1945
Page
7
A trio of castoff pitchers Dom onstrate they may affect pennant races Wolff Bowman and Hausmann each shined in 31 innings as the Nationals, Reds and Red Sox won in key games Detroit, Boston and Chicago also won while the Giants stumbled under Ike’s gaze narrowing NL race and keeping Boston within three games of Pittsburgh.
The Grand Canyon stretches over 300 miles in length, reaches 13 miles in width, and drops about a mile from rim to river. The figures summarize its vast scale and relief, highlighting its layered geology and dramatic vertical walls.
Byron Nelson, 33, declares plans to retire from top flight golf at 36 after a rehabilitation fund match. He argues newcomers will take time to mature postwar and notes a new generation emerges roughly every decade, with Nelson, Snead and Hogan as the late 1930s frontline trio.
Brooklyn college creates administrator of athletic eligibility and names Verne Booth to the post. The piece also notes ongoing contract talks around Happy Chandler and memorializes Sid Mercer and Jack Miley as notable sports writers. Golfer Johnny Bulla raced from Philadelphia to Atlanta then Chicago to reach the 18th green. Mort Cooper’s Braves purchase is discussed in the Philippines Cockatoo. Captain John Humm shot seven birdies at Cherry Valley club.
In Coast league action three games produced shutouts. Sacramento beat Portland 2 0 as Guy Fletcher held the Beavers to seven hits while Jo Jo White made a sensational catch for Los Angeles against San Francisco. Hal Turpin allowed only two singles as Seattle shut out San Diego 5 0. Hollywood crushed San Francisco 8 0 to drop the Seals from the top half. Piercey’s final Coast league appearance ended scoreless through three innings before seven runs in the fourth.
Bashful Dave Ferriss, out with a broken nose today, finally gains a locker of his own. The rookie hurler joins the Red Sox with a Wardrobe last used by Mose Grove, formerly held by Rex Cecil.
Diamond Aces Jim Tobin and the Braves held the Giants to eight hits while Tobin homered and drove in three runs in Boston’s 9-2 victory. Clem Hausmann pitched another 1-0 win, limiting the Yankees. Joe Bowmen and Al Unser contributed to a Senators doubleheader win, and Reds Bowman blanked the Cardinals in a 13-inning 1-0 victory with Unser scoring on Al Libke's timely single.
Baseball results feature Boston and New York in tight lineups with several pitchers named Tobin Masi Emmerich Fischer Voiselle Lombardi and Barrett O'Dea Bowman Unser and others. Postponed Brooklyn at Philadelphia rain and mixed NL results across St Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit Washington Chicago St Louis lines.
Idaho's seventh war loan total reaches 22.2 million dollars, about 77 percent of the 79 million quota, up 420 thousand from yesterday. Small investors add 110 thousand dollars in E bonds, bringing E bond sales to 8.55 million, 66 percent of the 13 million quota.
The note lists competitors including Ken Shell of Ogden Lt Ed Kingsley winner of the Utah Copper tournament on June 10 Von Savage of Lone Tree Wyoming and possibly Abel Larson as participants beginning tomorrow in the Douglas layout.
A survey of 131 colleges, conducted by Horace Renegar of Tulane for the ACP A, shows 88 campuses favor some grant in aid for students who show need and scholastic and athletic promise. Responses reveal regional splits with the Midwest leaning against and the West Coast largely in favor.
Zimmerly Airlines officials announce two free round trips to Boise for Saturday morning ceremonies at the municipal airfield, celebrating the opening of intrastate air service among Pocatello Boise and North Idaho. A Boeing 10 passenger plane will be exhibited, with service starting Monday from Pocatello. Judge O R Baum leads the aviation program and a Bannock hotel luncheon follows.
Otto H. Tschanz Jr Jaycee president announced the Liebrand Brothers carnival will run one week in Pocatello starting Monday June 25. The event sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce will be held at the Alameda carnival grounds.
Markets at a glance show stocks irregularly higher with rails leading the advance while bonds stay steady. Wheat declines sharply with liquidation and weak grains. cattle and hogs show gains but overall activity mixed as margins tighten and buyers pull back.
New York stocks rose with rail shares leading gains as Santa Fe returned to 100 for the first time since 1931 and other rails joined yearly highs. Industrials lagged, with several majors retreating, while overall volume neared 1.5 million shares and many 1945 highs appeared across diverse groups.
Salable hogs totaling 610 head priced steady to higher with 180 to 300 lb butchers at 15.05 high and 14.50 to 14.75 for lower grades. 300 to 325 lb at 14 to 14.50. 325 to 350 lb at 13.50 to 14. 160 to 180 lb at 14 to 14.50. sows 13.50 to 13.75. good light weights 14. Cattle sales total 665 head with slow trade. medium cows 9.50 to 10.25. cutters to common 7.25 to 9.25. canners 5 to 7. nearly good bulls 11. dealers 13.50 to 15. late Tuesday good heifers 13 to 13.75. good cows 12. med to good 9.50.
Live poultry firm in Chicago market shows receipts of 7 trucks 1 car and 1.0.b with prices unchanged.
A fragmented market report notes potato arrivals in Chicago with 60 items on track 76 and total shipments m4. New stock is tight, demand exceeds supply, seed market firm at ceiling. Wheat prices in Chicago show No 3 hard at $1.76 and red No 2 at $1.79. no corn sales. No 1 mixed and other codes listed with nominal values.
A guest receiving a leather glove as a symbol of welcome in ancient China is described, noting this hospitality tradition linked to enterprising households and social etiquette.
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