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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1949

Page

7

Cardinal camp notes spark Pocatello exhibition plan

Pocatello’s good will delegation in Fullerton returns pleased with spring work by Manager Walt Lowe’s Cardinals. Milkes announces an 8 p.m. Saturday workout under Halliwell Park lights at Pioneer League defending champions. The squad, led by Hart Hinckley, eyed three more pitchers for the opener and praised outfield and infield strengths as players like Larry Nenna and Dom Barczewski shine.

Marvin Milkes Redbirds Pocatello Walt’s Boys Halliwell Park Milkes Bakerfield Lowe and Company Sacramento Elko Nev Fullerton Hart Hinckley Redbird Pret Reu.ng Hinckley Lowe Dom Barczewski Larry Nenna Larry San Diego Cardinal Nenna Bob Raley Frank Dean Jermone Cunningham Canal Zone Vern Rhinehart Dick Morgan Barczewski Mike Rivera Ken Dudrey Big Bill Buck Sherman Wanker Logan Utah Tom Smith

Hope To Pack In 4000 Fans For Cardinals Debut

The Pocatello Cardinals aim for 4000 attendees at Halliwell Park next Tuesday night as they open the 1949 Pioneer League season against Twin Falls. The 4000th ticket buyer will receive the game ball with autographs. Tickets have been selling well and will be available at Halliwell drug store Bannock hotel barber shop Mountain Electric and Montgomery Ward.

Marvin Milkes Pocatello Cardinals Halliwell Park Walt Lowe Twin Falls Milkes Halliwell Drug Store Bannock Hotel Mountain Electric Montgomery Wards

Gals Keg Banquet Set For Tonight

About 100 people attend the Pocatello Women's Bowling association banquet at Bannock hotel this evening. Trophy presentations mark the event with honors from the Twin Falls state meet kept secret until announced.

Pocatello Women's Bowling Association Bannock Clarice Michell Pocatello Twin Falls Vince Anselmo Charles Clerc Clarence Stephenson Jack Trimming M. P. Goodfellow Trimming Goodfellow

Idaho State thin clads depart for midwestern tour

Idaho State College track coach Milt Holt leads nine athletes from Pocatello at 8 a m for a two week Midwest swing. The squad will attend four meets in Mitchell South Carolina Sioux City and Aberdeen with events across sprints relays hurdles jumps and throws led by Jake LaRue Charles Lane Parr Sainsbury Wesley Leach Boyd Rudd Rudy Rojas Glae McDonald and manager Lin Turner.

Pocatello College Midwest Gate City Club Jake LaRue Charles Lane Parr Sainsbury Wesley Leach Boyd Rudd al Kirlin Stan Huff Rudy Rojas Glae McDonald Lin Turner Mitchell S. C Corn Palace Holt and Company Sioux City Morningside College Nebraska State Aberdeen Gate City Gang Holt LaRue Lane Sainsbury Leach Rudd Rojas McDonald Kirlin Huff

Indians Hold First Workout At Halliwell Park

Pocatello high school baseball team opened practice at Halliwell park under coach Chick Atkinson after two early wins. Bannocks trained under lights, rotating batting and fielding as they adapt to the new park. A games with Idaho Falls is pending, with future matches including West Side as district play continues.

Pocatello High School Halliwell Park Charles “Chick” Atkinson Bannocks American Legion Idaho Falls High School Pocatello Cardinal Atkinson Bannarks Aberdeen West Side

Bannock Netmen Start Singles Tennis Tourney Today

Pocatello high school singles tennis opening rounds begin this afternoon at Irving junior high courts. Coach Chace Anderson says finals likely shape this year’s Bannock net squad. The meet runs this week then doubles follows with pairs Hancock versus Overturf, Anderson versus Skidmore, King versus Flint, and Shelton versus Schneider. Matches at 3:30 and 5:00 p.m.

Pocatello High Irving Bannock Net Chace Anderson Lorin Hancock Craig Overturf Gale Anderson Esley Skidmore Francis King Tom Flint Frank Shelton Bob Schneider

Truman Lets Fly Strike To Open Baseball Season

President Truman opened the 1949 major league season with the ceremonial first pitch at Griffith Stadium in Washington before 30,000 fans. He used a spitball, disregarding the batted ball code, delivering a left handed toss with no windup.

Truman Washington Griffith Stadium

Large Group Active At Golf Course

Easter weekend golf crowds at Pocatello municipal course totalled 215 with 114 Saturday and 101 Sunday morning. Winners include John Stanley and Bill Wade net 62 in best ball. Tom Begley net 67 in division 0 6. Bob Ralston net 74 in division 7 11. Ray Squires net 56 in division 12 30. Monthly medal full handicap had 37 entrants. 20 played in sweeps. New pro John Tuttle directs weekly tournaments and invites regular play participation.

Pocatello Municipal Golf Course Links John Stanley Bill Wade Tom Begley Bob Ralston Ray Squires John Tuttle

Indians Triumph Over Idaho Falls 15 to 7 in Exhibition

Santa Maria Indians, a semi pro team, defeated Idaho Falls of the Pioneer League 15 to 7 in Santa Maria. The Indians chased pitcher Jim Sexton in the third inning after an eight-run surge through the first three frames.

Santa Maria Cal Santa Maria Indians Idaho Falls Pioneer League Indians Jim Sexton

Senators Rally For 3–2 Victory Over A's In Opener

President Truman watches as the Washington Senators rally in the ninth inning to beat the Philadelphia A's 3 to 2 in the season opener. Sherry Robertson and Eddie Stewart doubled to tie, Clyde Vollmer singled in the winning run with bases full after Gil Coan bunts and Sam Dente walks. Ken Heintzelman shuts out the Braves 4–0 in Boston as the Phillies start the season strong at Braves Field.

Mr. Truman Sherry Robertson Eddie Stewart Gil Coan Sam Dente Buddy Lewis Boston Ken Heintzelman Philadelphia Phillies Boston Braves Braves Field Heintzelman Johnny Sain Braves

Box Score Scene Of Today's Games

Listings show multiple American League matchups with pitchers and records for Hudson Lopat Feller Garver Gettel Newhouser Hughson Brussie Meyer Simmons Spahn Brickford Jansen Hatten Brecheen Raffensberger Sewell Leonard. Two games noted Philadelphia series details.

Washington Hudson New York Lopat Cleveland Feller St. Louis Garver Chicago Gettel Detroit Newhouser Boston Hughson Philadelphia Brussie Meyer Simmons Spahn Brickford Jansen Brooklyn Hatten Brecheen Cincinnati Raffensberger Pittsburgh Sewell Leonard

Bengal Pigskin Prospects Receive Equipment Today

Idaho State college football prospects prepare for spring drills with equipment issue at Reed hall. Coach Johnnie Vesser aims seven to eight basic plays while Italo Caccia coaches the line. Most of the 22 lettermen are expected, excluding LaRue and Kirlin, as five weeks of fundamentals and intra squad scrimmages lead to a climactic end under battle conditions.

Johnnie Vesser Idaho State College Reed Hall Italo “Babe” Caccia ISC Vesser Jake LaRue al Kirlin Milt “Dubby Holt Caccia

Cars enter 33rd Indianapolis 500 hits 66 entries

Indianapolis Memorial Day 500 field grows to 66 as three more applications arrive on Monday. The 33rd running at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway draws entrants from various teams in a tightening schedule ahead of race day.

Indianapolis

White Sox sell catcher Ralph Hagel to Senators

Chicago general manager Frank Lane announced the sale of Ralph Hagel, the White Sox’s No. 2 catcher, to the Washington Senators in a straight cash transaction.

Chicago Chicago White Sox Ralph Hagel Washington Senators Frank Lane

Legion Jr Baseball Opens Saturday in Pocatello

Fred Tydeman launches American Legion junior baseball with three district matchups at the Legion Park on Saturday. Hundreds of local boys under 17 compete as Districts one six, two five, and three four play at 2 p.m., 3 30 p.m., and 5 p.m. respectively, with one game nightly during the week.

Fred Tydeman Pocatello American Legion American Legion Park Tydeman

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