U S Wins Two More Olympic Gold Medals in Dual Meet
The United States gains two additional Olympic golds at White City in a U S British Empire dual meet before 30 000 spectators. American track teams win the 400 meter relay after a controversial baton pass while Empire athletes claim some events but trail overall.
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London
United States
White City Stadium
Lorenzo Wright
Wayne University
Barney Ewell
Lancaster
Ewell
Wright
U. S
Alastair McCorquodale
Empire
Britain
Harrison Dillard
Baldwin-Wallace
Mel Patton
Southern California
McCnesdale
J. L. Bartram
John Treloar
Australia
John Archer
Baseball and Olympic sailing results from a busy Detroit era page
Baseball games feature Cleveland and St Louis with Bearden and Feller winning, Bearden credited as the winning pitcher in the second game, with multiple home runs by Boudreau Clark Bearden Doby Hegan Judnich. Olympic notes report Llanoria finishing second overall in six meter yacht racing and Paul Smart winning star class. boxing and boxing prospects noted with American fliers and other European contenders.
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Torquay
Horace
Hank) Herring
St. Petersburg
Fla
San Diego
Douglas Dupreez
South Africa
Herring
Elaido Herrera
Argentina
Cleveland
St. Louis
Zoldak
Klieman
Muncrief
Hegan
Tipton
Ostrowski
Moss
Boudreau
Clark
Bearden
Feller
Sanford
Biscan
Stephens
Drews
Partee
Doby
Judnich
Britain
Denmark
Norway
U.S
Indians
Red Sox
Gene Bearden
Lary Doby
Jim Hegan
Walt Judnich
Joe Ostrowski
Brownies
Sam Zoldak
Edward Pellagrini
Lou Boudreau
Allie Clark
Pioneer League Baseball Scores Mixed Results
Pocatello defeated Twin Falls 7 to 1 with homers by Barczewski and others. Salt Lake beat Billings 14 to 6 with Savarese and Boehm contributing. Idaho Falls edged Boise 11 to 4 with Lamay and Haworth leading. Ogden routed Great Falls 6 to 3 as Robertson and Long led the offense.
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Pocatello
Twin Falls
Bob Mahoney
Rolly LeBlanc
Jim Eskinbury
Charlie Noah
Hal Danielson
Dominic Barczewski
Jesson
Salt Lake
Savarese
Tiesiera
Chuka
Glimpse
Boehm
Yelovic
Spaziano
Idaho Falls
Boise
Jim Lamay
Ray Loebbing
Leon Haworth
Luke Tapp
Richie Colombo
Bob Story
Homer
Jim Daniels
Pioneer League
Twin Falls Beers
Salt Lake City
Ogden Naeasenerene
Billings
Great Falls
Gals Win City and District Softball Titles
The Green & White cab softball team of Pocatello topped Steve's Bowling Alley in city finals 19-6 and 17-12 to claim the city championship and state bid. Manager Veil Thornock led the squad featuring Barbara Beebe Joyce Snyder Ruth Yost Faye White Ellen Mickelson and others toward the state women's softball championship in Twin Falls starting Saturday.
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Green & White Cabei
Steven 'S
Bowling Alley
Pocatello City
Twin Falls
Verl Thornock
Barbara Beebe
Joyce Snyder
Ruth Yost
Faye White
Ellen Mickelsen
Jerry Pugmire
Glonnie Jacobsen
Jewell Ashcroft
Ann Loppie
DeEtta Perkins
Carol Christiansen
Margaret McDevitt
Joan Fuger
Joan Getty
Catherine Bybee
Pocatellans
Green & White Cab
Veil Thornock
Green & White
Gal Green
Gal Green & Whiters Trounced Steve’s Bowling Alley Girls
Ellen Mickelson
Lorrine Jacobsen
West Idaho Favorites in Second Annual All-Star Grid Clash
Idaho high school football hills collide Friday at Boise Junior College as West Idaho All-Stars, led by Bill Moore of Nampa, meet East Idaho in a clash of weight and speed. The West, with a 199 pound line and 175 pound backs, seeks repeat after last year’s 7 to 6 win over the East with Reed Merrill and Dwane Christen guiding the East passing attack from the T formation.
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Boise
Idaho
Boise Junior College
West Idaho
East Idaho
Bill Moore
Nampa
Reed Merrill
Preston
Dwane Christen
Blackfoot
Western Stars
Easterns
Mother Sentenced for Chaining Children in Ohio Home
Probate Judge Constance Keller of Bucyrus sentenced Lilias Collins a 39 year old mother to 30 days in jail on charges of chaining and padlocking three of her six children to a stairway in her residence.
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Bucyrus
Constance Keller
Lilias Collins
Cardinals Move Within Game Of Top Position
Cardinal game notes show Barczewski homering twice and Jessen adding a homer. McDougald, Schuerman, and Mickelson involved in double plays, while LeBlanc and She Han steal. Eskenberry and Noah each allow multiple runs with high strikeouts. Barony and Polston officiate as Barancy.
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Cardinals
Shehan
Barczewski
McDouglas
Jessen
Metro
Neil
Sheehan
McDougald
Polich
Schuerman
Mickelson
Sherman
Pocatello
Twin Falls
LeBlanc
Eskenberry
Noah
Mahoney
H O Schuerman
Lowins
Noone
Swederski
Jacobs
McDougal
A Jessen
Enews
Hack
Esene ‘Metro
Efforers Polich
Kovaleski
Wnane
Danielson
C Onses
Eoree
Maruca
P Fares
Sbngecsuvecses
Asneyene
Mickelson, Neil
Arist S LeBlanc
Braves Rally Past Dodgers to Extend NL Lead
Boston Braves win 2 to 1 over Brooklyn Dodgers in a tense five game set opener. Warren Spahn allowed five hits as Alvin Dark and Tommy Holmes sparked the ninth inning rally. Dodgers drop behind in the NL standings as the Cardinals lose and Pirates win in Pittsburgh. The Indians explode for 26 runs, beating the Browns but slip from first after an 8 to 4 loss in the opener of a doubleheader.
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NEW York
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Warren Spahn
Boston
Joe Hatten
Brooklyn
Braves
Tommy Holmes
Hatten
Alvin Dark
Holmes
Billy Southworth
Frank McCormick
Earl Torgeson
Burt Shotton
Dodgers
Ralph Branca
Southworth
Jeff Heath
Branca
Bob Elliott
Roy Campanella
Libby Sisti
Spahn
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Giants
Wally Westlake
Max West
Stan Rojek
Dixie Walker
Westlake
Murry Dickson Singer
Enos Slaughter
Cleveland Indians
Browns
St. Louis
Optometrist Orrin Fuller Named to Idaho Board
Gov. C. A. Robins appointed Dr. Orrin A. Fuller of Twin Falls to the Idaho optometry examining board, expanding the state's regulatory panel.
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Boise
C. A. Robins
Orrin A. Fuller
Twin Falls
Optometry Examining Board
Lewiston Nine Wins Idaho State Baseball Title
Lewiston Legion was crowned Idaho State champion after a 7 to 5 victory over Pocatello at Halliwell park. Ray Lish pitched for Pocatello while Tom Flynn started for Lewiston. Lewiston's 16th straight win earns a spot in the regional tournament in Yakima, Washington, later this month.
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Lewiston Legion
Idaho
Lewistonians
Pocatello
Halliwell Park
Northern Idaho
Gem State
Yakima
Wash
Lewiston
Alarm expert trapped in jewelry store safe
Maurice Vought a 30 year old burglar alarm installer was trapped for two hours when the jewelry store safe door slammed shut while he was installing a warning system. Locksmiths freed him from the vault.
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Huntington
Ind
Maurice Vought
Demaret and Ransom shoot five under in St Paul Open first round
In heavy conditions at Keller course, Jimmy Demaret and Henry Ransom posted five under par 67s to lead the St Paul Open. Lloyd Mangrum struggled to two under while top amateur Bob Fretland of Duluth led the amateurs with 69. Bill Nary, Laffoon, and Otto Greiner each carded 68.
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ST. Paul
Jimmy Demaret
Henry Ransom
Keller Course
Demaret
Ransom
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
Bob Fretland
Duluth
Bill Nary
Phoenix
Ky Laffoon
St. Andrews
Ill
Otto Greiner
Baltimore
Exhibition Baseball Scoreline Philadelphia Triumphs
Philadelphia A defeats Albany ESN 5 to 2 in an exhibition game. Orioles? The box shows uneven innings with Philadelphia scoring late and Albany balanced replies.
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Philadelphia
Albany
What a Store What a Break in Berne
Mrs. Paul Shoemaker found a bag of $500 in cash mixed with her groceries after a Bern e Indiana shopping trip. A University of Massachusetts horticulturist comments on plant care with a garbled phrase.
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Berne
Ind
Paul Shoemaker
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