Fireball Leo Again Suspended Carroll Grounds Boise Pilots
Pocatello Cardinals beat Boise Pilots 3 to 0 in a cold night at Halliwell Park as Joe Carroll and Fred Owens lock down the win. Lewandowski drives two runs for the Cardinals while Cunningham hits a key triple. Attendance 585 as Pennant night plan looms.
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Fiery Giant Manager Durocher Suspended Indefinitely
New York Giants manager Leo Durocher known as The Lip was suspended indefinitely by Commissioner A B Chandler after an altercation at the Polo Grounds. Durocher must appear in Cincinnati Tuesday to answer charges while denying hitting fan Fred Boysen.
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Idaho Falls tops Twin Falls in 11th inning
In Idaho Falls Idaho Russel Vern Hill singled in the 11th to give Idaho Falls a 6 5 win over Twin Falls Cowboys. Nygard pitched the 11 inning marathon to earn the win while Norm Harris suffered a broken left arm in the second inning when he collided with Charlie Metro. Only 335 fans were in attendance.
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Daho Falls
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Norm Harris
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Twin Falls
Bob Maruca
Clair Roher
Hart Nygard
Leonard Neal
Americans Lost Out Because Of Six Entries
Rome reports that six American cities failed to unite behind a single candidate as urged by John Jewett Garland. Delegates blamed the split for the United States losing the 1956 summer games to Melbourne, which won four IOC ballots, while Cortina d Ampezzo was chosen for the 1956 winter Olympics.
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Los Angeles
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Detroit
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Italy
Pioneer league fines hit Metro and Bell after benching incident
Twin Falls Cowpokes manager Charlie Metro was fined 20 by Pioneer league president Jack Halliwell after arguing with umpire Pelletier in the sixth inning. Cowpokes second baseman Charlie Bell was fined 10 for the same incident and both were ejected.
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Lip” Durocher
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ISC Jumper Sets New High Jump Mark at Aberdeen Meet
Idaho State college trackster Stan Huff cleared 6 ft 1 in to break the meet high jump record. ISC finished second in the sprint medley relay after West Beach pulled a tendon on the first turn. St Thomas College won the relay with 3 39.9. Idaho’s Beach, Lane, Rojas and LaRue formed the relay. Holt pulled LaRue and Lane from the 100 yard dash as a Dakota wind hit 78 mph.
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Bearden Puts Indian Sign On Those Baffled Tigers
Gene Bearden pitched nine scattered hits as the Cleveland Indians defeated the Detroit Tigers 4 to 1. Bearden’s teammates broke a 1 1 tie in the ninth with three runs aided by singles from Mickey Vernon Ken Keltner Bearden and a Dale Mitchell triple. Hank Edwards homered for Cleveland off Fred Hutchinson. Detroit rookie Johnny Groth extended his hitting streak to 10. The Yankees beat the Red Sox 7 1 led by Vic Raschi six hits and Dick Kryhoski two run homer. The Athletics downed the Senators 6 5 as Eddie Joost tied and Hank Majeski delivered the go ahead run. The Cubs needed 12 innings to top the Cardinals 5 4 with Smoky Burgess delivering a bases loaded single. Enos Slaughter homered for St Louis and Ken Heintzelman won for the Phillies 5 2 over the Dodgers.
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Eddie Joost
Forrest Thompson
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Smoky Burgess
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Enos Slaughter
St. Louis
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Ken Heintzelman
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Dodgers
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Roy Campanella
Canals
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Andy Seminick
Willie Jones
Box Score Scene Of Today's Games
MLB day card lists probable pitchers across leagues with matchups. Dobson and Jy me for Boston and New York lead American League, Calvert at Washington, Coleman at Philadelphia, Paige at Cleveland, Gumbert at St Louis. Jansen faces Sain in New York Boston, Borony at Brooklyn, Chambers at Cincinnati, Hearn at Chicago.
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BYU Football Coach Chosen. BYU Hire Talks Begin
Charles Chick Atkinson, Pocatello athletic director and new BYU head football coach, says Reed Nielsen, last year’s Utah mentor, may assist the varsity in September. Wayne Sofie appears to lead fresh grid duties, with one more varsity coach still needed. BYU board will decide the grid staff.
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Pocatello High School
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BYU School Board
Major League Line Scores Highlight Busy Baseball Night
The Majors report scores from 12 innings with Philadelphia edging Brooklyn 5 8 5, St Louis 11 Chicago 1, New York 10 Pittsburgh 9, Cincinnati 13 Werle teams, Washington 9 0 Philadelphia 6, and Cleveland 4 0 0. Key contributions include Jones Campanella Slaughter Gordon Cooper and Berra homereds.
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Laraine Day Declines Comment On Durocher Suspension
Hollywood report notes actress Laraine Day wife of baseball manager Leo Durocher refused to discuss his latest suspension. She said she last saw him two weeks earlier after the Giants season opener and had flown to resume work on the film I Married A Communist.
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Quinn Calls Softball Meeting for YMCA League
All managers and captains of softball teams aiming to enter the YMCA league are asked to meet at the YMCA Monday at 7 p.m. Fred Quinn, chairman of the softball committee, says the new league will begin around May 16. Hank Watts notes last year’s teams have first entry rights. vacancies will be filled by others.
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Prep Events Today At Local YMCA Pocatello
Pocatello YMCA hosts its annual prep achievement program starting at 1 30 p m with athletic director Hank Watts in charge. About 50 boys aged nine to 12 will compete across fourteen events and 25 awards will be distributed after the events. Attendance rewards include 10 points for fully dressed gym sessions and 5 points for attending class but not in gym attire. Special emblems will honor those reaching 100 points in the attendance race begun February 12.
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Pocatello Trap Club to Host Sunday Registered Shoot
Members of the Pocatello Trap club will fire Sunday morning starting at 10 a.m. through about 4 p.m. in a registered shoot. The event features 100 targets in the 16 yard, 50 handicap, and 50 doubles with trophies for top 16 yard, handicap, doubles winners and high handicap cash prizes. Shooters from Boise, Twin Falls, Rupert, Burley, Blackfoot, Idaho Falls, Ogden, Salt Lake City and Billings are expected to compete.
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American duo win first Paris match in Davis Cup style doubles
Frank Parker and Budge Patty defeated Marcel Bernard and Jacques Thomas of France 6-0 3-6 6-4 6-4 in a Paris Los Angeles doubles contest at Roland Garros.
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