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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1948
Page
5
Radio Programs Schedule Highlights Local Time Listings
Radio day parts list shows KEYY 1240 and KEIO 1450 with morning programs including Breakfast News Nat Brandwynne’s Orchestra and Local News. midday features bands, news, and film matinees. afternoon offers Teentimer Club, Campus Capers, and Mermaid Handicap. evening includes Garden variety music, news briefs, and final programs with Johnny Fletcher and Gangbusters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat. Brandwynne
Orch
Bill Harrington
Washington
Alan Lomax
Murray Arnold
Father Piquet
Pauline Alpert
Preston Sellers
Charles Slocum
Charlie Spivak Orch
Bob Eberley
Trio
Mutual Reports
Keyy Concert Hall
Goodnight
Cowboys Take Revenge On Card Menace In Pocatello Tilt
Torres lasted three as Twin Falls routed the Cards 10 hits in the loss. Metro opened with a first pitch homer before a back and forth gold rush as Peters, McDougald and Jacobs added key hits and runs. Powers, Koby, and LeBlanc handled mound duties amid persistent offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Torres
Charlie Metro
Pelich
Kovaleski
Neil
Hal Danielson
George Koby
Webster
Danielson
Jacobs
McDougald
Koby
LeBlanc
Schuerman
Lowins
Ed Mickelson
al Neil
Cowboys
Ray Jacobs
Bud Powers
Pocatello
Jessen
Hack
Metro
Polich
Swederski
LeBlancc
Lowns
RBI
Schnerman
Barczewski
Mickelson
Towers
Powers
Reeeerien
Wee 88
Eee Et Mickelson
Neil . Fong i
Adolpho Torres
Rolly LeBlanc
Bob Webster
Hal Dartielson
John Hack
Satchel Paige Pitches Indians to 5 0 Victory Over White Sox
Aging Negro hurler Satchel Paige pitched his first complete game to lift the Cleveland Indians over the Chicago White Sox 5 0, as Larry Doby drove in a run with a third inning triple and the Indians added three runs in the ninth to reclaim AL leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Satchel Paige
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Paige
Cleveland
Chicago
Luke Appling
Comiskey Park
Indians
Larry Doby
Jim Heghan
Tribe
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Lou Brissie
A’s
Charley Harris
Boston Red Sox
Washington
MelParnell
Sox
Wynn
Hal Newhouser
St. Louis Browns
Ned Garver
Preacher Roe
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston
Braves
Duke Snider
Dodger
Brooklyn
Roe
Bill Voiselle
Philadelphia Phillies
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
Phils
Small
Ray Poat
Canada population hits 42.883 million on June 1
Canada posts a record annual gain of 301,060 in the past year, boosting total population to 42,883,000 as of June 1 according to the Dominion Bureau of Statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ottawa
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Major League Baseball Scores and Probables
Summary of AL and NL games with runs by teams including Cleveland Chicago Detroit St Louis Boston Philadelphia New York Brooklyn and others. Notable outcomes include Philadelphia over New York 8 7 and Cleveland 5 Chicago 1 with key pitchers listed for upcoming Saturday matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Feller
Chicago
Wight
Boston
Dobson
Washington
Thompson
Philadelphia
Fowler
New York
Raschi
Detroit
Pierce
St. Louis
Fannin
Brooklyn
Erskine
Bickford
Poat
Simmons
Dickson
Pittsburgh
Riddle
Aly Philadelphia i
Ston Manesingoras
St. Louis Shins Bi
Sistre
Ww. L
Pet. G
Pittsburgh Tase
New York Seacee
Cincinnati
Weenetenes
Mooney Files for Democratic Nomination in Greenfield
James F. Mooney filed papers to seek the Democratic nomination for register of deeds in Greenfield Mass well before the filing deadline. The election is set for 1950 with no vote until then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Mass
James F. Mooney
Register of Deeds
Pioneer League scores and homer highlights across Twin Falls Boise and Idaho Falls
Twin Falls edged Pioneer League foes 11 0 with John Hack Ray Jacobs and Charlie Met ro homering. Salt Lake took two from Billings in extra runs as Briganti Nichols and Skinner homered. Idaho Falls lost twice to Boise with Jim Valentine delivering a three run homer. An Ogden game appears with a 7 0 final in a partial line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Billings
Woodbury
Broecker
Wilson
King
Briganti
Nichols
Skinner
Idaho Falls
Boise
Mel Waters
Leon Haworth
Luther Tapp
Jim Franks
Bob Story
Homer
Jim Valentine
Ogden
L Pet. G.B
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Idaho
Salt Lake City
Ogden Shtagessenrens
Great Falls
Schroeder Scores Not Win In East
Schroeder advances to the eastern grass court championships semifinals by defeating Bob Falkenburg 12-10 7-5. Frank Parker also reaches semis by beating Cochell 6-4, with Seixas and Mulloy completing the last four. Women’s semi finals see Brough and Mrs du Pont advancing after wins. Doubles see Long and Sidwell reach the final with a victory over Falkenburg and Sedgman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Orange
Ted Schroeder
la Crascenta
Cal
America
Long Bob Falkenburg
Hollywood
Frank Parker
Los Angeles
Schroeder
Young Oe Cochell
San Francisco
Cochell
Parker
J Seixas
Philadelphia
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami Beach
Fla
Seixas
Jim Brink
Seattle
Mulloy
Herbie Flam
Beverly Hills
Louise Brough
Margaret Osborne du Pont
Bellevue
Del
Miss Brough
Doris Hart
Miami
du Pont
Patricia Canone Todd
la Jolla
Colin Long
Billy Sidwell
Falkenburg
Io Sedgman
Australia
Local Grid Stars Play In Boise All Star Game
Boise all star clash ends 0 to 0 with East led by Bob Bunker and West coached by Babe Brown. Jack Lintelmann subbed in for Poky and gained 14 yards on the longest run of the scoreless game before about 3400 fans at Boise Junior College field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Jack Lintelmann
Poky High
United Press
East
Bob Bunker
Preston
West
J. A
Babe”. Brown
Boise Junior College
Pocatello Golfers Set Meeting at New Clubhouse
Members of the Pocatello Men's Golf Association will meet at the new clubhouse on the west side of the railroad tracks at 5 p.m. Sunday, announced club president Ben Peterson yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Men’s Golf Association
Ben Peterson
Great Falls Baseball Triumph Over Opponents
Great Falls edged rival team 9 to 3 after a shaky start as Briskey belted a homer with two on. Lanning Robertson and Naccarato contributed key hits, while Wilburn and Ogden anchored the mound to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Great Falls
Lanning
Robertson
Naccarato
LaFrance
Scott
Keating
Wilburn
Briskey
Pocatello Cards Set Attendance Record This Season
The Pocatello Cardinals report a new attendance mark, with 70 125 fans in recent games at Bannock Park, as business manager Marvin Milkes notes a desire to add another pitcher before the August 19 roster deadline. A 17 player postseason limit is cited, requiring signatures by that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Cardinals
Marvin Milkes
Well Park
Milkes
Pro Football At Sun Valley Shakedown Draws Colts
Baltimore Colts bring a full-scale inter-squad game to Sun Valley Idaho on August 15 as part of summer training. 56 players compete to decide who joins the All American Conference squad with seven All-Americans listed among expected action including O Rourke Bechtel Barnegan Berezney Hillenbrand Leicht and Y A Tittle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Valley
Idaho
Baltimore Colts
Sun Valley Stadium
Charley O'Rourke
Boston College
Hub Bechtel
Texas University
Dick Barnegan
Purdue
Pete Berezney
Notre Dame
Taal Billy. Hillenbrand
Indiana
Jake Leicht
Oregon
Y. A. Tittle
Colts
Baldy Mountain
Reeveine
Idaho Falls
Keith Nuttall Wins Another Bout
Keith Nuttall of Brigham City defeated Felix Bueno of San Jose in ten rounds in Ogden Utah. The ex Golden Gloves contender earned a clear decision but could not KO Bueno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Brigham City
Keith Nuttall
Felix Bueno
San Jose
Calif
Golden Glover
California
Awa
Buck Deer Faces Death As Hunters Come This Fall
In Livingston Montana a fawn named Bucky raised by Noah Ball may face rifles this hunting season. The deer which lost its mother was bottle fed and now follows a routine at seven each morning and evening. Ball and his wife keep the animal in the cabin and say he acts like a dog, yet they fear the coming season’s danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Ball
Ball
Bucky
Riley
Zale Cerdan Middleweight Title Bout Set for Sept 21
The Tony Zale Marcel Cerdan middleweight championship will be held September 21 at Roosevelt Stadium Jersey City NJ after boxing officials approved a shift from the original plan to hold at Ebbets Field Brooklyn on September 23. The New York boxing commission is expected to call the previously planned September 22 bout between Clive Williams and Jesse Flores at Yankee Stadium. Poison ivy symptoms typically appear 12 to 24 hours after exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tony Zale
Marcel Cerdan
Roosevelt Stadium
Jersey City
Ebbetsfield
Brooklyn
Andy Niederreiter
New York Boxing Commission
Clive Williams
Jesse Flores
Yankee Stadium
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