Cardinals Begin Homeward Trip From Fullerton Camp
Walt Lowe and the Pocatello Cardinals leave Fullerton California by Greyhound as they head toward Pocatello finishing their western swing. They will stop in Sacramento tonight and Elko tomorrow before arriving Friday afternoon. Milkes says improvements at Halliwell Park including an electric scoreboard and new lighting ready for Tuesday opener against Twin Falls Cowboys. New players including Jerome Cunningham may join soon.
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Redlegs
Elko, New
Pocatello
Marvin Milkes
Milkes
Halliwell Park
New Look
Twin Falls Cowboys
Jerome Cunningham
Cunningham
St. Louis
Montgomery Wards
Jack Halliwell
Pioneer League
American Falls
Rotary Club
Eague
Newhouser Delivers Three-Hit Opening Win for Tigers
Detroit tops Chicago 5 to 1 as Lefty Hal Newhouser twirls a three hitter, supporting Johnny Groth two homer bombs. Tommy Henrich later lifts Yankees past Senators 3 2 with ninth inning homer. Brissie beats Red Sox. Feller roughed by Browns in St Louis. Dodgers rally to 10 3 win over Giants.
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Ed Barrow
Babe Ruth
Washington Senators
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Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Tommy Henrich
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Detroit Tigers
Greenhorn
Johnny Groth
Hal Newhouser
White Sox
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Newhouser
Philadelphia
Lou Brissit
Boston Red Sox
Joe Dobson
Eddie Jooost
Brissie
Bobby Feller
Browns
Boston
Alvin Dark
del Ennis
Eddie Waitkus
Phils
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Giants
Carl Furillo
Jackie Robinson
Roy Campanella
Larry Jansen
Twin Falls acquires three players in Ventura deal
Twin Falls Cowboys traded away catcher Gilbert Hawkins and shortstop Darrell Waska to Ventura of the California league. In return the Idaho club received catchers Dan Liton and Fred Ahor and pitcher Jim Cobb.
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Twin Falls
Twin Falls Cowboys
Ventura
California Baseball League
Gilbert Hawkins
Darrell Waska
Idaho
Dan Liton
Fred Ahor
Jim Cobb
Angels Hammer Seals As Stars Rout Acorns In Coast League Action
In San Francisco, the Los Angeles Angels surged for eight runs late to beat the Seals 11 to 6 while the Hollywood Stars toppled the Acorn squad 10 to 5. A crowd of about 1,500 watched as both teams collected five doubles and Carmen Mauro hit a game deciding home run in the ninth.
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Johnny Ostrowski
San Diego
Hollywood
Sacramento
Seattle
Oakland
San Franco Portland
Stranahan Finds Form in North and South Opener
In Pinehurst North Carolina Frank Stranahan the Toledo Toledo slam er and holder of British Canadian and Mexican amateur crowns defeated Ray Salinger of Nutley New Jersey 7 and 5 in the opening round of the North and South Amateur Championship as defending champion Harvie Ward Jr Tarboro North Carolina won 6 and 4 over Dr Leon E Buck of Bath Maine.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Frank Stranahan
Bobby Locke
Stranahan
Toledo
Tarboro, N. C
Leon E. Buck
Bath, Me
Washington Huskies rout Vandals in 24-4 baseball win
Washington built a 24-4 victory over Idaho at Graves Field aided by 17 hits and 15 late runs. Nine errors 15 walks and wild pitches added chaos as Washington surged in the final two innings.
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Seattle
University of Washington Huskies
Idaho Vandals
Graves Field
Washington
Box Score Scene Of Today's Games
American League matchups include Cleveland at St. Louis Detroit at Chicago Philadelphia at Boston Washington at New York National League contests feature Philadelphia at Boston New York at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at Chicago All games list probable pitchers with last year records in parentheses Only games scheduled.
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Lemon
St. Louis
Drews
Chicago
Gumpert
Detroit
Trucks
Boston
Kinder
Philadelphia
Coleman
Washington
Calvert
New York
Raschi
Thompson
Robert
Voiselle
Hansen
Brooklyn
Branca
Pittsburgh
Dickson
Rush
Mills Locals Enter Rupert Relays as Defending Champs
Mills High School track opens with defending champions from Pocatello facing Bannocks at Rupert Relays in Idaho. Coach Mike Mills schedules drills and final selections after last weekend’s invitational win, aiming for strong showings from Buckeye, Pickett, Booker, Beebe, and others amid tight event limits. The Bannocks, led by Italo Caccia in 1948, expect tough competition from Idaho Falls and expect medal and trophy awards after finals.
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Mike Mills
Pocatello High School
Bannocks
Mills
Rupert
Pocatello
Italo
Babe” Caccia
Idaho Falls
Tigers
Pickett
Booker
Beebe
Roberts
Semmons
Ryan
Paxman
Collins
Christiansen
B. Pettit
D. Pettit
Utah Father of Prize Fighter Keith Nuttall Flies In
Mor ris Nuttall, father of Utah prize fighter Keith Nuttall, flew from Brigham City to Los Angeles and learned concerns that he was lost after the plane landed at Glendale instead of Palmdale airport. Keith grew worried.
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Brigham City
Los Angeles
Morris Nuttall
Utah
Keith Nuttall
Glendale
Palmdale
Keith
Nuttall
Valuable Prizes To Be Awarded At Bannock Jamboree
The Bannock County Sportsmen and Farmers jamboree promises nearly $2000 in gifts including rifles fishing gear jewelry clothing and camp equipment. A jeep or fishing car may be awarded by lucky tickets May 21 with 5000 tickets expected. Committee meets Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Bannock hotel to decide venue likely Phillipsfield.
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Bannock County
Harry Morgan
Bannock Hotel
Morgan
Phillipsfield
Pin Banquet Honors City Bowlers With Many Awards
About 100 local women celebrated their season at the Bannock hotel banquet with Mrs. Margaret Golob presiding. Coca Cola team received the 1949 city tournament plaque, Col. M. P. Goodfellow presenting it. Irene Dahlstrom won the scratch all events trophy. Gutter Gussie trophies were handed by Juanita Gunther. Emila Bonci claimed the city tournament all events handicap honor. Dee Moudenhauer won the singles. State tournament honors went to Chevo Katsilometes and Lola Harris for all events scratch doubles. Zweigarts, Coca-Cola, and Moore Drug earned regular season crowns. Many were inducted into the 200 club.
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Coca-Cola
Col. M. P. Goodfellow
Margaret Chaffee
Calligan’s
Moore Drug
Stephenson’s Music
N.O.P
Irene Dahlstrom
Jack Trimming
Juanita Gunther
Pocatello Post
Emila Bonci
Zweigarts
Cocoa-Cola
Light Rains Slow Idaho State Grid Prospects
Light drizzle greeted Coach Johnnie Vesser’s spring turnout at Idaho State College as 35 players watched drills on the Spud Bowl field. Vesser expects 15 to 25 more join today while lettermen get gear and begin two hour daily practices focused on fundamentals, signals, and offense.
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Johnnie Vesser
Idaho State College
Vesser
Spud Bowl
Italo “Babe” Caccia
Bowling Congress 1950 Classic Might Rent Barn
In Indianapolis, ABC 1950 championship may be held in a cattle barn as the state fair coliseum is already rented. Indiana state fair board secretary-manager Carl Tyner notes the space shortage for the event. Meanwhile in New York Bill Rigney of the Giants hit the first home run of the 1949 MLB season off Joe Hatten of the Dodgers.
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Indianapolis
Carl Tyner
Indiana State Fair Board
New York
Bill Rigney
New York Giants
Joe Hatten
Brooklyn Dodgers
Sweden's Track Ace Wins Marathon Race
Sweden's Karl Gusta Leandersson, long distance champion, won the 53rd Boston A A Marathon with a steady pace finishing in 2 hours 31 minutes 50.8 seconds. His time lagged the 1947 course record by over six minutes yet was near the 1948 record by 19.6 seconds. Gerard Cote of St Hyacinthe, Que. was a notable competitor. Boise group to discuss opening hunting and fishing seasons next year with state officials Friday, chair R G Cole said Tuesday.
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Karl Gusta Leandersson
Sweden
Leandersson
Yun Bok Suh
Korea
Gerard Cote
St. Hyacinthe, Que
Boise
R. G. Cole
The
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