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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1949
Page
7
Mustangs claim 60th Pioneer league victory in win over Cardinals
Billings Mustangs beat the Pocatello Cardinals 10 to 4 at Halliwell park to notch the 60th win of the season. Shepard pitched all nine innings, Peccia led with four hits, and Billings pulled away with a strong eighth and ninth inning. A twin bill today features a 2 p.m. daytime game and an 8:15 p.m. nightcap with Bob Vogel on the mound for Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry. Shepard
Billings Mustangs
Pocatello Cardinals
Halliwell Park
Montana
Billings
Salt Lake City
Twin Falls Cowboys
Pocatello
Ed Battle
Bill
Ote Birds
Bob Vogel
Cardinal
Stan Slack
Shepard
Mustangs
Jim Peccia
Walt Lowe
Redbirds
Charlie Williams
Dom Barczewski
Bill Wollfe
Peccia
Jack Skinner
Shepards
Wollfe
Lowe
Williams
Ted Lewandowski
Ray Kirby
Morgan
Frank Dean
Nenna
O- A' Eee Dean
Czaplewski
Lewandowski
Ss Barczewski
Zich
BOTA
al Billings AB
le Gibson
Barczewski
Skinner
Gibson
Duretto
Dean
Wolfie
Means
Slack
Kleby
Paras
O Slack
Steande
Eempires
Rose
LeCamus
Pioneer Diamond League results and league games
Twin Falls Cowboys extended winning streak by defeating Salt Lake City Bees 16 to 2 on 16 hits led by Frank Finnegan's first inning homer. Great Falls beat Idaho Falls 17 to 3 while Ogden edged Boise 4 to 3 in tenth inning drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Pocatello
Great Falls
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls
Salt Lake City
Boise
Ogden
Twin Falls Cowboys
Frank Finnegin
Cowboys
Ccs
Jones
Triandos
Morones
Larner
Tiesiera
Finnegan
Ralph Erwin
Bob Guth
Jack Wadsworth
Wwe
Sword
Eyre
Spaziano
Erwin
McConnell
Gorgeous George Will Clash In Pocatello Wednesday Show
Wrestling promoter Milt Olsen brings national star Gorgeous George to the National Guard armory in Pocatello for a Wednesday card with Maurice LeChappelle, George Strickland vs Gypsy Joe, and Left Pacer against Tony Olivas. Cardinals and Great Falls Electrics play Pioneer league that evening.Tickets on sale at Phoenix cafe and Ford's Cigar store with extra bleachers planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Pocatellans
Gorgeous George
Milt Olsen
American Legion
Olsen
National Guard
Cardinals
Great Falls Selectrics
Halliwell Park
Pocatello
Phoenix Cafe
Ford’s
Matman
Maurice LeChappelle
LaChappelle
Idaho
George Strickland
Gypsy Joe
Pacer
Tony Olivas
Westlers
Maurice LaChappelle
National Guard Armory
George
Local Women Open Golf Action In Pocatello Tourney
Mae Cox defeats Laura Fawson to reach the second round of the Pocatello women's amateur championship at the municipal course. Mary Begley wins to advance, with other survivors including Denna Ogden and May Bale as second round pairings are set across flight brackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Cox
Daeally
Laura Fawson
Pocatello
Mrs. Cox
Mary Begley
Bess Craig
Pocatello Municipal
Begley
Denna Ogden
May Bale
Cox
Ogden
Bale
Fawson
Mary Golo
Francis Richmond
Mary Peterman
Clara Cox
M. Johnsmeyer
Mary Rush
Alice Sutton
Pocatello High School Grid Team Begins Equipment Day
Bannocks’ new mentor Chace Anderson outlined first workout on Monday at Irving field. He replaces Chick Atkinson and works with Mike Mills assisting the Gate City line. Veteran recipients include Pettit Pettit Brennan Semmons Kerr Foote Lish Latimore and Ollins Holliday Stevenson Roberts Ogley Walz plus Terry Hutchinson Herzog Scott Fenwick Tyler Fuger Tubbs Pickett Mann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Bannocks
Chace Anderson
Irving Field
Anderson
Charles “Chick” Atkinson
BYU
Mike Mills
Gate City
Idaho Falls
Dick Pettit
Bob Pettit
Tim Brennan
Ronald Semmons
Roger Kerr
Dick Foote
Ray Lish
Glenn Latimore
Doug Ollins
Lynn Holliday
Ray Stevnson
Wayne Roberts
Ronald Ogley
Skip Walz
Leone Terry
Local Squad Edges Malad in Softball Thriller
An all star softball team from Pocatello Post carriers edged host Malad 10 to 8 Saturday morning. Richard Allen led off with a single as four walks and an error sparked a late rally. Malad surged with six runs in the fifth and two in the last, but R. Allen pitched the distance for the Post carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Pocatellans
Maladh
P. Williams
Harrison
Richard Allen
Malad
R. Allen
Allen
Williams
Davis
Wenatchee Beats Victoria In Low-Scoring Contest
McCullum, Pesut, Logue, Labrun and Morgan led Wenatchee with a balanced attack as they defeated Victoria 16 to 9 in the game noted by the sparse box. The matchup showed strong defense and steady inside play from Wenatchee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Victoria
McCullum
Pesut
Logue
Labrun
Morgan
Hancock and Paxman to Enroll at BYU Together
Hancock and Paxman, both honor stars from Pocatello, will enroll at Brigham Young University. They helped Idaho all star game in Boise and declined offers from Idaho and UCLA to join BYU under coach Chick Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Hancock
Pocatello
Brigham Young University
Gary Paxman
Hancock
Paxman
Pocatello High School
Pocatello Aces
Boise
University of Idaho
UCLA
BYU
Charles “Chick” Atkinson
Utah
Yankees and Red Sox Rally For Late Wins Saturday
In a double header style day, the New York Yankees erased a 7-5 deficit in the ninth to beat the Athletics 9-7 in Philadelphia, while the Boston Red Sox needed 12 innings to defeat the Washington Senators 5-1 in Boston. Vern Stephens delivered a grand slam in the 12th for the Bosox, as Dick Fowler faltered late. Joe Page earned his 11th win for New York, and Ellis Kinder went the distance for Boston in the extra-inning victory. Meanwhile the Detroit Tigers slugged four homers to down the St. Louis Browns 12-9 in Detroit, with Lou Kretlow getting the win. In Chicago, Dutch Leonard helmed the Cubs past the Reds 5-4, aided by Hatton errors and key hits from Sauer, Reich, and Smalley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Yanks
Athletics
Philadelphia
Red Sox
Washington Senators
Boston
Vern Stephens
Bosox
Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Detroit
Lou Kretlow
Dutch Leonard
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago
Cubs
Grady Hatton
Hank Sauer
Herm Reich
Roy Smalley
Hart Upsets Brough to Reach Essex Final
Doris Hart of Miami defeated top seed Louise Brough of Los Angeles 6-4 3-6 6-1 in the Essex Country Club women's invitation tournament semi finals. Hart advances to face national champion Mrs. Margaret Osborne Du Pont of Wilmington in the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Mass
Doris Hart
Miami
Fla
Louise Brough
Los Angeles
Essex Country Club
Miss Hart
Margaret Osborne du Pont
Wilmington
Del
Baseball line scores and postponed games from majors action
National and American League results show Cincinnati Brooklyn postponed by rain. New York and Philadelphia split, Boston beat Washington, St Louis defeated Detroit with strong pitching. Key pitchers include Raschi Buxton Kennedy Embree Ostrowski Kretlow and batters Garagiola Moss Tebbetts and Early in a wide set of early season line scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
New York
Salt Lake
Pocatello
Cleveland
Twin Falls
Detroit
Great Falls
Il Philadelph
Chicago
One
Hollywood
Brooklyn
Sacramento
Newark
Oakland
Boston
Seattle
San Diego
Pittsbur
Philadelphia
Portland
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Nannies
Aenensnane
Los Angeles
Raschi
Buxton
Silvera
Miarmos
Fowler
J. Coleman
Guerra
St. Louis
Papas
Kennedy
Winegardner
Embree
Ostrowski
Moss
Lollar
Gray
Kretlow
White
A. Robinson
Swift
Cards Host Pocatello junior softball stars Monday
The Pocatello Cardinals welcome the runner up national junior softball team from Pocatello for an evening at Halliwell park. Players include Morris, Empey, Deaton, Bertosi, Tolman, Panner, Worley, Medina, Rodriguez, Gettman, Hutchinson, Spahr, Smith, and Walker. Great Falls also scheduled to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Texarkana
Tex
Ark
Pocatello Cardinals
Verl Thornock
Dave Morris
Buddy Empey
Ted Deaton
Mike Bertosi
John Tolman
Theodore Panner
Jack Worley
Hassas Medina
Ralph Rodiguez
Russell Gettman
Fred Hutchinson
Kenneth Spahr
Paul Smith
Lawrence Walker
Pocatello and
Great Falls
Halliwell Park
Mulloy Talbert Lead Seeded National Doubles Field
Top seeds Gardnar Mulloy of Miami and Billy Talbert of New York head the American rankings as the 68th national doubles championship opens at Longwood Cricket Club in Chestnut Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Hill
Mass
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Fla
Billy Talbert
New York
Longwood Cricket Club
Tiny Penna Takes Early Lead In May World Championship
Tiny Toney Penna of Cincinnati shot four under par 68 on Saturday to grab the 54 hole lead in the George S. May world championship golf tourney. He posted 208 for the three rounds and held a one stroke edge over Jim Ferrier of San Francisco and two over Cary Middlecoff of Memphis and Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tiny Toney Penna
Cincinnati
George S. May
Penna
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Lloyd Mangrum
Irish Bob Murphy Stops Johnny Garden in San Diego Bout
Irish Bob Murphy of San Diego knocked out Johnny Garden of Los Angeles in four rounds in a border town boxing card. Garden was 166 pounds to Murphy's 169, and the victory came in San Diego, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Border Town
San Diego
Cal
Bob Murphy
Johnny Garden
Los Angeles
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