Cardinals Beat Selectrics 9 5 Behind Buck Fireman Save
Buck relieved Slack in the ninth and stopped a Grand Falls rally as the Pocatello Cardinals won 9 to 5. Dick Morgan hit a fourth inning homer and Czaplewski added a four bagger. Williams led the offense with three hits in five trips, as 3,434 fans watched Jackie Price energize the crowd with Stunts between innings.
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Bill Buck
Great Falls
Pocatello Cardinals
Selectrics
Buck
Stan Slack
Bud Hjelma
Cardinals
Slack
Dick Morgan
Cardinal
Hank Zich
Dick Czaplewski
Charlie Williams
Larry Nenna
Bob Clear
Czaplewski
Nenna
Williams
Morgan
Jackie Price
Cox and Ogden Vie for District Softball Crown Tomorrow
Mae Cox and Delna Ogden lead eight squads in the sixth district softball tournament at Rainey Park, with C. Ed Flandro’s defending champions and Preston’s 7-Ups among contenders. Games run Friday evening through Sunday at Pocatello Park.
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Gate City
Preston
C. Ed Flandro
Rainey Park
Pocatello Park
S—Verl Thornock
Wally Farnes
Leon Fenwick
Don Ashcroft
Sam Grayson
Lynn Holladay
Jack Lintelmann
Knute Gunther
Joe Bowery
John Sanna
Parr Sainsburry
Errol Jacobsen
Glen Ellsworth
DeVar Farnes
Dolan Condie
Keith Anderson
Earl Neeley
Reed Merrill
Frank Condie
Eugene Chatterton
Dale Giddes
Blaine Olson
Leo Machli
Curly Waythe
Glen Oliverson
Bill Palmer
Keith Adams
Maurie Charters
Preston Carpenters
Arlo ‘Davis
Leo Harris
Ron Baird
Mustangs sweep Russetts 12 4 in Idaho Falls series
In Idaho Falls the Billings Mustangs dominated the Idaho Falls Russetts 12 to 4 to complete a four game sweep. Tufteland Mele Gibson led a strong attack while Nygard Volk and Corey contributed for the visitors.
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Billings Mustangs
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Mele
Gibson
Nygard
Volk
Corey
Probable Pitchers for Thurs Games Across Leagues
Detroit Hutchinson 11-4 visits Chicago Haefner 7-5 while Harris 2-9 goes to New York Byrne Cleveland Lemon 14-8 at St Louis Crews 4-10 night. New York Hartung 9-10 at Boston Voiselle 5-3 Philadelphia Borony 11-8 at Brook Chipase 5-14 at Pittsburgh Bonham 6-4.
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Haefner
Breaagen
Harris
New York
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Lemon
St. Louis
Crews
Hartung
Boston
Voiselle
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Borony
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Mre
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Cleveland
Chicago Acreenee
Washington
St. Louis Desseoeerensenen
National League
Pro Football Club Signs Three Aces
The Brooklyn New York football club of the All America conference announced it has signed three free agents from the rival national league after approval from Commissioner C O Kessing. The players are guard Bob Dobelstein from the New York Giants guard John Mastrangelo from the Pittsburgh Steelers and halfback Reid Moseley from the Chicago Bears.
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Brooklyn-New York Football Club
All America Conference
National League
C. O. Kessing
Yankees
Bob Dobelstein
New York Giants
John Mastrangelo
Pittsburgh Steelers
Reid Moseley
Chicago Bears
Last Western Trip Begins Today For Local Redbirds
Manager Walt Lowe leads the Redbirds on their final western swing of the 1949 Pioneer league season. The series at Idaho Falls and Twin Falls shapes the pennant race as pitchers Ray Kirby or Bill Buck take the mound. The Bees at Twin Falls loom as a critical stretch with Vogel Hanna and Carroll slated for pitching. Lewandowski’s injury opens third base while Frank Dean may rejoin the lineup soon.
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John Falls
Pocatellans
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Lowe
Ray Kirby
Idaho Falls
Bill Buck
Cowboy Land
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Bob Vogel
Dirk Hanna
Joe Carroll
Stan Slack
Bees
Salt Lake City
Halliwell Park
Milkes
Ted Lewandowski
Lewandowski
Bob Clear
Charlie Williams
Frank Dean
Women's amateur city links final set after weekend rounds
Pocatello golfers Mae Cox and Danna Ogden reach the women’s amateur city links finals at the municipal course. Cox defeated Mary Begley. Ogden beat May Bale. Other flight finals and consolation matches were decided, with matches concluding Sunday.
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Pocatello
Mae Cox
Denna Ogden
Francis Richmond
Mary Peterman
Clara Cox
M. Johnsmeyer
Mary Rush
Alice Sutton
Cox-Ogden
Summer recreation program wraps up in August
The city will complete this summer's recreation activities Saturday August 27 as the season ends. Recreation department listings show more sports events before the 1949 curtain falls. Athletic director Jack Kobe urges more men for the senior horseshoe tournament sign up today or tomorrow at the recreation hut. Trophies will be awarded in senior and junior divisions.
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Jack Kobe
10 Year Pact Extends Chicago All Star Game
National Football League commissioner Bert Bell and Chicago Tribune sports editor Arch Ward signed a 10 year contract guaranteeing the continuation of the Chicago All Star football game. The pact starts with the 1950 game, replacing the 1942 agreement with two years left.
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Chicago
Bert Bell
Chicago Tribune
Arch Ward
Upsets Mark National Doubles Championships Run
At Longwood cricket club 3500 fans watched four upsets and a near defeat of a top U.S. men's team in the 68th national doubles championships. Richard Gonzales and Frank Parker of Los Angeles survived a late rally to beat Arnold Saul and Jack Tuero of New Orleans in five sets 6-3 2-6 3-6 7-5 8-6.
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Longwood Cricket Club
Richard
Pancho) Gonzales
Frank Parker
Los Angeles
Arnold Saul
San Diego
Cal
Jack Tuéro
New Orleans
Indiana Declines National Horseshoe Tournament Participation
Murray Utah reports that Arbor Harris of Indianapolis retiring president of the National Horseshoe Pitchers Association and the Indiana team refused to play in the national tournament after national officers allegedly tried to cloak actions.
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Murray
Utah
The Majors Line Scores From A Swinging Doubleheader
Box scores show Brooklyn and Chicago split while Philadelphia and St. Louis posted decisive wins. Konstanty and Palica split decisions in the National League games as Kennedy and Ferrick earned wins in the American League. Major totals include Leagues’ standings with home runs by Williams Gordon and others.
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Local Water Squad Ready For Action
The first echelon of Pocatello's swimming team leaves for Weiser for the state swim and diving meet with Orval Baker Jimmy Wise Bill McDougall and others. The rest of the squad departs Friday with events in junior and senior divisions and a relay. Weiser defends as the top rival with Nampa also a strong challenger.
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Weiser
Orval Baker
Jimmy Wise
Bill McDougall
Baker
Idaho
Gate City
Gary Paxman
Paxman
Bob Hilliard
Cliff Ferguson
Johnny Neilson
Bob North
Wise
North
Nampa
Gorgeous George Tops LaChappelle In Main Mat Match
A capacity crowd at the National Guard armory watched Gorgeous George defeat Maurice LaChappelle two falls to one in a fast main bout. The show’s prelude matches drew strong reactions, including a long Strickland draw and Lefty Pacer’s win over Tony Olivas.
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National Guard Armory
Mighty Gorgeous
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George Strickland
Strickland
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Protest over Schroeder's U S Davis Cup team selection
Casts protest in Boston area as Frank Parker objects to Ted Schroeder’s inclusion on the U S Davis Cup squad at the 68th national doubles championships in Chestnut Hill Massachusetts. Parker, a former Davis Cup finalist, criticizes the selection after his own bid last year.
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Ted Schroeder
U. S
Schroeder
Frank Parker
Los Angeles
Boy Wonder
Australia
Phillies Rally Past Dodgers 11 7 To Sweep Series
The Philadelphia Phillies beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 11 to 7 on Wednesday powered by a five run eighth inning. Buddy Blattner delivered a fifth inning homer and Del Ennis cleared the bases with a double as the Phils pulled away. Erv Palica took the loss for Brooklyn.
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Dodger
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Andy Seminick
Palica
Buddy Blattner
Richie Ashburn
Gran Hamner
Dick O'Sister
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