Fricke Hurls 1 Hit as National Outs Printers
Fricke pitched a one hit win over Printers with eight strikeouts and one walk. National Laundry benefited from five errors and Cleaners' hits to take a 7-3 victory. Amazons beat Flybees 17-9 in a women's league game and Kadettes routed J. D. Juniors 26-3 in the first women's game of the evening.
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Graves & Potter
National Laundry
National Outfit
Fricke
W. Hurst
Stephens
K. Reynolds
Grayson
Amazons
Jaydees
Ogee
Thompson
Gasser
D. Foss
Kadettes
J. D
Former Title Holders Vie In Idaho Women’s Golf Final
In Boise on June 27 1941 Helen Gourley of Idaho Falls faced Muriel Williams of Boise in a 36 hole final for the Idaho women's amateur golf title Williams a two time former champion beat Rose Almquist 4 and 3 and Gourley defeated Hazel Morton 4 and 3 to reach the final Championship drive followed by a driving contest. Other finals matched Stewart Campbell and Elizabeth Eisenberg Louise Bush and Helen Martin Joe Robinson and Virginia Greathouse along with consolation flights Beryl Purcell Gladys Belknap Ed Sproat and Clem Gamble.
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Boise
Idaho
Helen Gourley
Idaho Falls
Muriel Williams
Gourley
Hazel Morton
Almquist
Morton
Stewart Campbell
Elizabeth Eisenberg
Louise Bush
Helen Martin
Joe Robinson
Virginia Greathouse
Beryl Purcell
Gladys Belknap
Nampa
Ed Sproat
Clem Gamble
Community Events Schedule for Pocatello Region
June 27 the American Legion junior base ball team meets Ogden at 7 30 p m Halliwell park. June 29 outdoor service and picnic of Presbyterian church at Cherry Springs 10 30 a m. July 11 25 Camp Fire Girls outing at Camp Tenday. July 19 Sundance begins Fort Hall reservation. July 28 second Idaho Writers league meeting Bannock 8 p m. Aug 33 Gem Valley Black and White day Grace. Sept 5 6 County 4 H club fair Lava Hot Springs. Sept 13 13 North Bannock county fair north of Pocatello. Sept 26 Idaho Indian day.
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Pocatello American Legion
Ogden
Halliwell Park
Presbyterian Church
Cherry Springs
Camp Fire
Camp Tenday
Sundance
Fort Hall Reservation
Pocatello
Idaho Writers League
Bannock
Gem Valley
Grace
Lava Hot Springs
Auto owners forced off highways in early 1930s mood dip
During 1931 to 1933 ten in every hundred U S automobiles were sidelined as owners could not afford to run them. This reflects the era’s economic strain on transportation amid the Great Depression.
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United States
Cardinals on a hot streak in Pioneer League chase
The Pocatello Cardinals slugged 104 hits in eight games, winning last night 10 to 1 over Salt Lake City and narrowing the gap at the top. Salt Lake City stayed in second as Boise slipped, while manager Jim Keesey misses four to five days with a bladder clot. Clayton Lambert earned his ninth win at Ogden as the series heads to the same sites tonight.
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Associated Press
Pocatello Cardinals
Cardinals
Salt Lake City
Reds
Twin Falls
Boise
Joe Egnatic
Jim Keesey
Pocatello
Joe Gambaro
al Tate
Bees
Ogden
Clayton Lambert
Lambert
Vic Oehler
Idaho Ring Champ Adds to Victories
Idaho featherweight Guy Seran, a 19 year old from Pocatello and Nam pa boy, won a decision over Phil Swick in Milwaukee. He is slated to fight Petey Scalzo in California, with Seran having previously kayoed Scalzo in Hollywood.
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Guy Seran
Idaho
Pocatello
Milwaukee
Guy
California
Petey Scalzo
Serean
Chester Morris
Kayoed Scalzo
Hollywood Stadium
Jack Dempsey
Frank Serean
Milk Becomes Top Farm Income Source in U S
Milk provides the largest single source of farm income in the United States, underscoring dairy sector significance for farmers and rural economies nationwide.
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United States
Ring Results From Multiple City Bouts
In Baltimore Bill Poland of New York stopped Harry Bobo of Pittsburgh at 2:00 in the eighth. Brooklyn's Jerry Fiorello and George Martin of Boston drew in eight rounds. Waterbury saw Vicky Markins outpoint Irwin Kaplan over eight. Portland Maine's Paul Herrick outpointed Tony Dupre in ten rounds. Oakland Calif Johnny Hutchinson stopped Eddie Bello in Sacramento in two.
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Baltimore
Bill Poland
New York
Harry Bobo
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jerry Fiorello
George Martin
Boston
Drew
Waterbury
Conn
Vicky Markins
Irwin Kaplan
Los Angeles
Portland
Maine
Paul Herrick
Tony Dupre
Manchester
N. H
Oakland
Calif
Johnny Hutchinson
Philadelphia
Eddie Bello
Sacramento
Coast Honors Babe Herman Birthday Party at Hollywood Ball Park
Babe Herman, turning 38, received a lavish tribute at a Glendale party after Hollywood beat Sacramento 10 to 9. He batted a single and a triple despite a twisted knee, and was made a lifetime member of the Glendale junior chamber of commerce amid gifts including radios and cash.
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Hollywood
Hollywood Ball Park
Floyd Capes Herman
Herman
Glendale
Sacramento
Major League Leaders Highlight Top American and National Players
Highlights from both leagues include Williams of Boston leading in batting at .412 and 63 runs with Heath of Cleveland close in several categories. DiMaggio stars with multiple leaders in runs, hits, and home runs for New York, while Slaughter and Moore shine for St. Louis in key hitting marks. Pitching leaders include Feller of Cleveland and Riddle of Cincinnati with standout records.
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Boston
Heath
Cleveland
D. DiMaggio
J. DiMaggio
New York
Keller
York
Detroit
DiMaggio
Kuhel
Chicago
Keltner
Travis
Washington
Johnson
Philadelphia
Case
Feller
Benton
Ryba
Reiser
Brooklyn
Mize
St. Louis
Moore
Hack
Nicholson
Slaughter
Dallesandro
Ott
Camilli
Frey
Cincinnati
Reese
Hopp
Riddle
Krnst
Nahem
Eevee
Washington Sess
Brooklyn Steer
New York Ee
Enews
Pittsburgh Er
Baseball Scores From American Association Games
Minneapolis beats Milwaukee 11 to 3 Toledo defeats Louisville 4 to 1 Indianapolis ties Columbus 7 to 7 while Columbus loses 4 to 8.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
Indianapolis
Columbus
Cards Blast Bees For 10-5 Victory
In Salt Lake City on June 27 the Pocatello Cardinals crushed the Bees 10 to 5. They erupted for 15 hits off Gam baro and Tate, while Yarewick limited Salt Lake to six safeties and struck out nine. The Bees committed three errors.
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Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Cardinals
Salt Lake
Gambaro
Tate
Peters
Yarewick
Bees
Bobby Joratz
Petersen
Morris
Ab.r.h.po.a
Curtis
Bensmiller
Joratz
Andrade
Deoretee Wasley
Kakoliris
E. Petersen
Peterson
R.h.po Moresco
Hatchett
Guintini
Enos
Henson
Skelley
Ereeees Cavalli
Pocatello Pobad Vie
Salt Lake Ee
Andrade Wasley
EB. Petersen
Moresco
Box Score Highlights from Pacific Coast League
Oakland defeats San Diego 8 to 5 in Pioneer League action. Seattle edges San Francisco 6 to 1 while Los Angeles beats Portland 2 to 1. Hollywood wins 10 to 9 over Sacramento.
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Pioneer League
Oakland
San Diego
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Hollywood
Sacramento
Baseball Results From A Busy Major League Day
Box scores show Cleveland holding a 9 inning game with run totals 0 0 0, Boston 0 2 8, Detroit 4 runs, Chicago 2, Washington 3, and National League contests featuring Boston Brooklyn with pitchers Javery Lamanna Hutchings and Berres Wyatt Franks.
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National
Boston
Brooklyn
Javery
Lamanna
Hutchings and Berres
Mass
Wyatt
Franks
Brietz Sayings Inspire Big Six Storm of Rumors
New York reports swirl about Oklahoma football gear surprises for fall. California and Washington ponder Pacific coast actions. Bitsy Grant may retire from tennis. Walter Briggs may fund Nick Gregory move to Detroit. Bill Engern draws Pacific Coast umpire attention. Jingle DiMag hits hard and pitchers push back. Jerry Nason notes a science claim on jumping height limits challenged by Less Steers.
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New York
Little Birdie
Snorter Luster
Oklahoma
California
Washington
Bitsy Grant
Walter Briggs
Nick Gregory
Dallas
Tigers
Bill Engern
Pacific Coast League
Beehive Bees Lead League Pioneers with Gambaro’s Left Arm
Salt Lake City's Joe Gambaro, a slender left pitcher, leads the league with seven wins and strong early-season form in the 1941 diamond derby. Gambaro has allowed 22 earned runs, issued 37 walks, and struck out 49 as the Bees push toward a second consecutive title. Clayton Lambert of Ogden Reds stands out as the top right-handed pitcher with eight wins and one loss. Larry Kempe leads in victories with nine, Jack Hawkins has 88 strikeouts, and Bo Jensen has 75 walks for the Bees and rivals.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Portsider
Joe
Gamboozle
Gamaro
Clayton Lambert
Ogden Reds
Iowa
Reds
Larry Kempe
Pocatello Cardinals
Jack Hawkins
Idaho Falls Portsider
Bo Jensen
Bee
Legion Nines at Halliwell Park Second Game Tonight
Ogden and Pocatello American Legion teams meet at Halliwell park at 7 30 p m for their second season game. Ogden won the opener and aims to rebound with Cotant and Bistline pitching for Pocatello. Local lineup includes Bartett Swallow Lindsay Polletti Ellsworth Paxman Cerda Keil Cotant. Admission charged. officials Atkinson and Caccia officiate.
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Ogden
Pocatello
American Legion
Halliwell Park
Cotant
Bistline
Major League Highlights From The Day
Marius Russo pitched a one hit game for the Yankees against the Browns. Bob Johnson hit two home runs with two on, boosting the Athletics over the Tigers. Roy Weatherly of the Indians had a homer triple and single against the Red Sox. Jim Bloodworth singled home the winning run in the 16th against the White Sox. Whit Wyatt of the Dodgers allowed five hits in an 11th victory over the Braves.
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Marius Russo
Yankees
Browns
Bob Johnson
Athletics
Tigers
Roy Weatherly
Indians
Red Sox
Jim Bloodworth
Senators
White Sox
Whit Wyatt
Dodgers
Braves
Population Growth in Intermountain Region 1940 Census
Census bureau report shows the Intermountain region comprising Idaho Montana Wyoming Colorado New Mexico Utah Arizona and Nevada gained 448 214 residents over the decade ending 1940. Area total reached 4 150 003 with average resident age rising from 25 1 in 1930 to 26 7 in 1940.
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Salt Lake City
Intermountain
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
Arizona
Nevada
Census Bureau
Burglary Reported at Downtown Office
A theft occurred in downtown St. Louis as burglars stole $68.72 from one cash box and an unknown amount from another. The office housed a thief protection service.
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Louis
Salt Dome Discoveries and Area Employment Shifts
Urban areas show an employment rise from 28 to 29.2 while rural nonfarm areas climb from 24.3 to 25.3 and rural farm areas from 21.9 to 23.7. Approximately 100 salt domes have been discovered in Louisiana.
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Louisiana
Fishing Closure Declared on Smoke River Power County
An emergency declaration by the United States Interior Bureau of Reclamation orders a fishing ban on Smoke River from one mile above the American Falls Dam downstream to the hatchery area, effective immediately, enforced by the Idaho State Fish and Game Department.
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United States of Interior
Bureau of Reclamation
Bureau
State Fish and Game Commission Act
Smoke River
Power County
Reclamation
American Palla
State of Idaho Fish Hatchery
State Fish and Game Commission
State Fish and Game Department
Owen W. Morris
Man seeks takeover of local service station on main highway
Advertisement from Box 92 in Tribune Journal seeking a man to take over a well known company's modern service station on the main highway in Fucatello. Small capital required.
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Fucatello
Care Tribune-Journal
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Pat Ambrose
T. Kakoliris
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Wooley, Sorenson
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Carnes Music CO
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Boise Pilots
Egnatic
Fields
Barker
Twin Falls Cowboys
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Rasmussen
Anderson
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Scheffel
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Pocatello Atte
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Harris
Rya
Dickman
Pytlak
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Wash
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Carrasquel
Evans
Auker and Ferrell
Russo
Dickey
Brietz
Jingle DiMag
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Chilton
Pocatello Optical
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Gibson Distilling Co
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