Pocatello Nine Opens Season With 20 2 Win Over Aberdeen
Pocatello high school opened its season by trouncing Aberdeen 20 to 2 on the American Legion field. Aberdeen pulled off a sixth inning triple play after a 13-run Pocatello rally in the fifth. Pocatello pitchers Kleffner Horlicks and Kissane fanned 14, while Aberdeen’s Claunch Permann and Hegsted held to two hits, including a Herbert homer. Next game is April 23 at Home Park against Preston.
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Aberdeen
American Legion
Pocatello
Spahr
Anderson
Walker
Kawamura
Dvorak
Kleffner
Horlicks
Kissane
Claunch
Permann
Hegsted
Herbert
Indians
Chic Atkinson
Earn Eee Park
Preston
Pocatello’s
Pocatello Indian
Post
Bob Foss
Oakland Larks
House of David
Harlem Globe-Trotters
Foss
Legion
Pocatello Cardinal
Marvin Milkes
Cardinal
Russets Sign Another Catcher in Idaho Falls
SAN BERNARDINO CAL IUP Carl Musten a hard hitting catcher formerly with Johnstown Pa club of the Middle Atlantic league has joined the Idaho Falls Russets Kirke manager said Tuesday Musten will share catcher duties with George Tapp a regular receiver with the Russets last year.
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San Bernardino
Cal
IUP
Carl Musten
Johnstown
Idaho Falls Russets
Kirke
Tuesy
Musten
George Tapp
Russets
Seeds of the sacred lotus germinated after 160 years
Seeds of the sacred lotus reportedly germinated after being kept dry for 160 years, reviving a plant once thought dormant. Researchers remark on remarkable seed longevity and potential implications for botany and conservation.
Reds Sweep Exhibition Circuit as Sauer Sparks surge
Cincinnati Reds roll through spring exhibitions led by Hank Sauer who has 10 homers this spring and powered a 9 7 win over the Boston Red Sox. The circuit also reports on Niarhos topping Yank catching, Spahn’s shoulder injury, Tigers’ 20 14 spring mark, Dodgers’ perfect spring on field, Cards inching toward .500, Phillies edge Senators, and Bryan Stephens going distance for Browns.
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Charlotte
N. C
Hank Sauer
Reds
Cincinnati
Sauer
Boston Red Sox
Hunick Wins 10-Round Decision In Murray Card
Ernie Hunick of West Jordan defeated Freddie Maes of Denver by a 10 round decision in Murray Utah. Maes showed gameness though under heavy punishment with no knockdowns. The bout headlined a Murray civic Betterment league card, with Chick Oliver as co boss and Paul Perkins involved in the event.
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Murray
Utah
Ernie Hunick
West Jordan
Freddie Maes
Denver
Little Maes
Maes
Murray Civic Betterment League
Chick Oliver
Murray Lions
Paul Perkins
Ogden
Kayoed Mitchel
Pocatello Boxing Wrestling Night At National Guard Armory
The first boxing and wrestling show in Pocatello is set for tonight at the National Guard Armory. Headlining is a heavyweight bout between Lord Albert Mills and Steve Crusher Casey with two 4 round boxing matches and two grappling contests.
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Pocatello
National Guard Armory
College Golf Season Opens in Utah Opener
Salt Lake City report says the 1948 collegiate golf season begins next Friday at Timpangoes course near Provo featuring Utah and BYU. Utah captain Bill Johnston, state amateur champion, leads the UTE lineup for opening action.
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Salt Lake City
Timpanogos Course
Provo
University of Utah
Brigham Young University Cougar
Bill Johnston
Hollywood Star June Haver Models Leaf Bathing Suit
A playful image shows June Haver in a novelty bathing suit crafted from hand painted silk leaves appliqued on a fish colored topper and trunks. The caption likens the look to a dryad while noting Haver's characteristic charm.
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Hollywood
June Haver
Newsom Signs With N Y Giants
Tulsa report says 29 year old Louis Norman Newsom signed with the New York Giants as a free agent. He won 11 games and lost 11 last season, seven of his wins for the Yankees and five for the Senators. He reportedly received the same $20,000 offer as with the Yankees, without the bonus he sought.
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Tulsa
Okla
New York Giants
Man River
Louis Norman
Bobo
Newsom
Yanks
Washington Senators
Giants
Boxing results from three venues listed in brief report
In San Francisco Zeke Lucero outpointed Reuben Rivers. Alex Amor outpointed Hal Robbins. In El Paso Adolfo Quijano knocked out Ernie Rios. In San Diego Jerry McSwain outpointed Gene Feltin.
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San Francisco
Zeke Lucero
Reuben Rivers
Chicago
Alex Amador
Hal Robbins
Vancouver
B. C
EL Paso
Tex
Adolfo Quijano
Ernie Rios
Los Angeles
San Diego
Cal
Jerry McSwain
Anaheim
Gene Feltin
Memphis clerk keeps vast collection of advertising pencils
Mike Hampton deputy circuit court clerk began collecting pencils nine years ago and now has about 4 000 varieties of advertising and novelty pencils.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mike Hampton
Hampton
Pirates' Spending Due To Pay For 1948 Season
Pirates manager Bill Meyer shapes a roster overhaul for 1948 with nine holdovers from 1947 and numerous new faces. Key players include Rickey’s emphasis on Walker Lombardi Gregg Stevens Rojek Higbe and Bonham. Competition rages at second base among Murtaugh Guttridge Bas gall and Wilson.
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Bill Meyer
Pirates
Dodger
Meyer
Sacker
Ernie Bonham
Kirby Higbe
Fritz Ostermueller
Mel Queen
Elmer Singleton
Nick Strincevich
Clyde Kurtz
Frank Gustine
Gregg
Bonham
Chesness
San Francisco
Ostermueller
Strincevich
Riddle
Singleton
Steve Nagy
Forrest Main
Jimmy Walsh
Ed Bahr
Fitzgerald
Klutz
Vinnie Smith
Johnny Riddle
Wrestling Boxing Card Set Tonight at Armory
Tonight at 8:30 p.m. at the National Guard Armory 1235 South Second Ave a wrestling and boxing card features Steve Casey 235 pounds former world heavyweight champion facing Lord Albert Mills 245 pounds London. Opening with two boxing matches the program includes Cliff Thiede 220 and We DeMarc 218 in a 10 minute wrestling bout described as fast paced.
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Lord Albert Mills
London
England
Steve “Crusher
Casey
Ireland
Mills
Cliff Thiede
University of California Grid
Bob DeMarc
Green Bay
Wis
Armory
Gate City
National Guard Armory
South Second Ave
Albert Mills
Crusher
Bronko Nagurski
Southern Cal Grid
We DeMarc
Champ Pledges Fast Return to Walcott Bout in June
Joie Louis after eight weeks abroad returns aboard the Queen Elizabeth vowing to capture Jersey Joe Walcott in the June 23 heavyweight title bout. He weighs about 211 pounds and plans training at a Michigan farm before Pompton Lakes. Louis downplays an affections suit and notes promoters lost around 400000 while he says he did well financially.
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Joey Louis
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Marva
Louis
Chicago
Matthew C. Faulkner
Mrs. Louis
Joe
Walcott
London
Paris
Kalamazoo
Mich
Pompton Lakes
Tommy Farr
Henry Wallace
Cow Places Third in County Testing Program
Blackfoot reports that Richard Parris of Aberdeen owns Robbler an Ayrshire cow that placed third in the cow testing program with 68.2 pounds of butterfat marking the first Ayrshire to reach the top ranks in the program.
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M. B. Weston
Richard Parris
Aberdeen
Ayrshire
Robbler
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Yogi) Berra
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