Cardinals Win 5 to 2 In Flawless Ball Game
The Cardinals beat the Twins Falls 5 to 2 behind base hits by Neil and Barczewski and a home run by McDougald. RBIs came from Lowins Neil LeBlanc Beard 2 McDougald and Hack. Swederski r czewski turned a double play and Walkingshaw pitched seven strong innings. Attendance was 3048 with umpires Welas Dennett Borowy Polston.
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Hack
Pocatello
Twins
Swederski- Rczewski
Mickelson
Koral
Jessen
Walkingshaw
Cirimeli
Welas
Dennett
Borowy
Polston
U S Takes More Firsts In Olympics
The United States led in weight lifting with Stanley Stanczyk setting four Olympic records to win gold. Yonkers Canoe Club paddlers Lysak and Macknowski won the 10,000 meters Canadian tandem race, while Havens placed second in the singles. Kentucky Phillips Oilers beat Mexico 71 40 to reach the Olympic medal final.
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London
U. S
University of Kentucky-Phillips Oilers
Mexico
Stanley A. Stanczyk
York
U.S
Met
Stephen Lysak
Newark
N.J
Stephen Macknowski
Yonkers
Poca Tello Pitcher Koby Seeks Comeback in Idaho
George Koby, a 21 year old pitcher with a career across Johnson City Jamestown Allentown Rochester Houston and Columbus, is in Pocatello to regain his form with the Cardinals farm system. He hopes to lift his arm speed and be hard to hit again as he rehabs and tries to return to major league pace. He discusses his arm, past seasons and the spelling of his name Koby not Kobby. Marvin Milkesi and Maxine Swallow plan August 26 wedding in Gate City.
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Koby
St. Louis Cardinals
Pocatello
Johnson City
Tenn
Jamestown
N. Y
Allentown
Rochester
Houston
Columbus
George
Kobby
Canoe-in theater opens on Charles River cove
In Waltham Massachusetts promoter Paul Mulvihill a 26 year old former Navy flier has opened a floating theater in a Charles River cove charging 25 cents admission for the performance.
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Waltham
Mass
Charles River
Paul Mulvihill
Navy
Major League Baseball Scores and Highlights
Summary of American League and National League games including Boston New York Detroit Cleveland St Louis Washington Philadelphia New York Boston Chicago Pittsburgh and Brooklyn with pitchers Gatehouse Reynolds Hiller Embree Berra Lipon Lemon Paige Gordon Mab Knight Chapman Hudson Scheid and Musial among others. Key home runs noted and winning pitchers listed.
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Gatehouse
Batts
Reynolds
Hiller
Embree
Berra
Williams
Cleveland
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Lemon
Paige
Hegan
Stephens
Widmar
Biscan
Ostrowski
Fannin
Moss
Gordon
Washington
Philadelphia
Hudson
Thompson
Serrick
Early
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Scheid
Franks
Chapman
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Flandro Team Beats PAC 4–2 in Exhibition at Rainey Park
The C Ed Flandro softball team defeated PAC 4 to 2 at Rainey Park on Wednesday night in an exhibition game. Jim Galloway and Sam Grayson formed the Flandro battery while Red Peterson and Carl Brownlee did the honors for the losers. Galloway allowed four hits and Peterson nine. This was their final meeting before the district tournament.
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PAC
Rainey Park
Jim Galloway
Sam Grayson
Flandro Battery
Red Peterson
Carl Brownlee
Galloway
Peterson
National League doubleheader and set schedule notes
Cleveland at St. Louis anchors a two night double header with pitching lines for Zoldak Paige Schwamb Sanford. Boston visits New York in a single game with Dobson Porterfield. Brooklyn travels to Boston while St Louis plays Pittsburgh with Lombardi and Dickson logs.
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Schwamb
Sanford
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Dobson
New York
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Brooklyn
Hatten
Spahn
Dickson
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Bobo Newsom
Rip Sewell
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Pirates
Sewell
Dixie Walker
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Brown
Sam Chapman
A’s
Senators
Carl Scheib
Phil Marchildon
Husky
Joe Gordon
Fort Hall Warriors Rout Navajo 18–0 In Interchurch League
On Wednesday evening at Fort Hall diamond the Fort Hall Warriors defeated the Navajo Indians 18 to 0. Pitcher La Vatta allowed only two Navajo runners to reach first base. Navajo third baseman Thomas Antonio broke his right leg while attempting to tag runner Alfred Nagitsey and was taken to General Hospital.
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Fort Hall
Union Pacific Railroad
General Hospital
Yankees Suffer Setback as Galehouse Shines for Red Sox
Denny Galehouse limited the Yankees to eight hits in a steady eight-inning win, 5 to 2, lifting Boston to a second straight victory over New York. Johnny Pesky, Vern Stephens, and Ted Williams fueled the rally with timely hits and a seventh-inning homer. The Yankees fall 1.5 games back of Boston in the pennant chase.
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Denny Galehouse
Yankees
Red Sox
Cuyahoga Falls
Boston
Johnny Pesky
Vern Stephen
Bobby Doerr
Bill Goodman
Ted Williams
Novice Hoyt Wins Rich Hambletonian Stakes
Harness racing at Good Time Park Goshen New York saw amateur driver Harrison Hoyt win the 60000 Hambletonian Stakes with Demon Hanover in straight heats. Hoyt led from the first turn in both legs and finished two lengths ahead in heat one and four lengths in heat two as Rollo chased. Demon Hanover clocked 203 1 5 for heat one and shaved one fifth off the mark in heat two.
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Goshen
N.Y
Harrison Hoyt
Demon Hanover
Good Time Park
Hoyt
Coldstream Stud
Rollo
Son of
Dean Hanover
Lots of Grub Needed to Play It
An unidentified Lewiston Idaho youth, member of the Lewiston western regional champion American Legion baseball team, ate a large meal after a state title game. He ordered tomato juice club steak hash browns toast eggs hot cakes ham bacon and three milks, paid $3.15, then left.
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Lewiston
Ida
American Legion
Harry Stedfelt
Browns Rally as Arft and Kokos Spark Victory
Hank Arft and Dick Kokos, each with three hits, helped the Browns defeat the Indians in the nightcap. Bill Kennedy, a former Indian, pitched six strong innings before leaving after giving up four Tribe runs in the seventh. Earlier, the White Sox managed two hits off Virgil Trucks to beat the Bengals 2 1.
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Hank Arft
Dick Kokos
Indians
Bill Kennedy
Browns
Tribe
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Virgil
Fire
Bengals
Idaho Ranges and Livestock Report July Conditions
Idaho ranges and range livestock were in good condition in July. The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reported August 1 range condition slightly above average while cattle and sheep condition were slightly below. Southern high ranges provided good feed but fire hazard rose on low southern ranges.
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Boise
Idaho
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Lewiston Legion Nine Swamps Locals 20 To 2
Lewiston American Legion jumps to a 20 to 2 playoff win over Pocatello in Halliwell Park. George Ruddel pitched six strong innings allowing two hits, while Lewiston pounded 14 hits and capitalized on 12 errors by Pocatello. Next game in the best two of three set scheduled for 8:15 p.m. at Halliwell Park.
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Lewiston Legion
Lewiston American Legion
Pocatello
George Ruddel
Lewiston
Gate City
Lloyd Spiker
Ron Kleffner
Halliwell Park
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