Buck Fires Up Victory as Cardinals Stun Selectrics
Bill Buck earned the win in relief, stopping a ninth inning rally by the U Selectrics as the Pocatello Cardinals rallied for a 9 5 victory. Dick Morgan homered, Czaplewski added a four bagger, and Williams led the hit parade with three in five as the Cardinals tallied in each frame and built a decisive late lead. Jackie Price drew the crowd with a half hour of stunts, while Slack was shelled for eight hits in 82 3 innings and Bartholomew fanned four in relief.
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Bill Buck
Great Falls
Pocatello Cardinals
Selectrics
Buck
Stan Slack
Bud Hjelma
U. Selectrics
Cardinals
Slack
Dick Morgan
Cardinal
Hank Zich
Dick Czaplewski
Charlie Williams
Cards
Larry Nenna
Bob Clear
Czaplewski
Nenna
Williams
Morgan
Jackie Price
Bartholomew
Clear
Beckman
Lowe
Koerner
Barczewski
Stewart
Bowman
Manier
Moore
Hiselma
Zich
Hjelma
LeCamus
Rose
Salt Lake City
Boise Pilots
Salt Lake Bees
Boise
Chuck Lomar
Jim Valentine
Lomar
Marve Eyre
Bill Stites
Tommy Thompson
Bill Morones
Cox and Ogden to Battle for Sixth District Crown
Mae Cox and Delna Ogden headline the field as eight squads open the sixth district softball tournament at Rainey Park with Gate City teams dominant. C Ed Flandro defends as top seed. Preston "7-Ups" seek first place as action runs Friday to Sunday at Pocatello park.
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Pocatellans
Gate City
Preston
C. Ed Flandro
Rainey Park
Pocatello Park
ED Flandro
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
Blaine Porter
John Porter
Don Nutall
John Martin
Willis Moser
Clyde Markli
Gerald Greaves
Jimmy Johnson
Milt Johnon
John Cotant
Paul Shepard
Bill Reese
Bob Johnston
Art Bistline
Pete Straves
Herman Levinson
Jim Fissell
Bob Randall
Ray Stephens
George Randall
Sam Maynard
Don Bistline
Marines
Edwin Killian
Thomas Hanratty
Ray Shaul
Cleon Nesbitt
Ralph Luna
Richard Olson
Bob Hansen
George Fisk
Haskell McCurdy
Frank Bray
Harold Campbell
Jim Gunn
Malcolm Hagler
Women's Amateur City Links Championship Finalists Named
Two Pocatello golfers Mae Cox and Danna Ogden reach Sunday finals at the municipal course for the women’s amateur city links crown. Cox defeated Mary Begley and Ogden beat May Bale to earn spots in the championship. Sunday also features other flight finals and consolations across 18 holes with the Cox Ogden match scheduled for 36 holes.
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Pocatello
Mae Cox
Denna Ogden
Francis Richmond
Mary Peterman
Clara Cox
M. Johnsmeyer
Mary Rush
Alice Sutton
Cox-Ogden
Mustangs sweep Russetts 12 to 4 in Idaho Falls series
Idaho Falls Russetts were swept by the Billings Mustangs 12 to 4 as Tufteland Mele and Gibson led the visiting offense. Nygard Volk and Corey helped secure the win in the 9th inning. The scoreline reflects a decisive four game set in Idaho Falls.
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Idaho Falls
Billings Mustangs
Idaho Falls Russetts
Russetts
Baings
Tufteland
Mele
Gibson
Nygard
Volk
Corey
Probable Pitchers Listed For Thursday Games
Probable hurlers include Detroit at Chicago with Hutchinson 11-4 facing Hadknes 7-5 and Washington at New York with Harris 2-9 opposing Byrne 10-6. Cle at St Louis features Lemon 14-8 against Crews 4-10 night. Bates League matchups show Hartung 8-10 at Boston and Borony 11-8 at Brook, Leonard 5-14 at Pittsburgh with Bonham 6-4.
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Hutchinson
Chicago
Hadknes
Washington
Harris
New York
Byrne
Cle
Lemon
St. Louis
Crews
Bates League
Joe Hartung
Boston
Philadelphia
Borony
Brookwell
Leonard
Pittsburgh
Jurgh
Bonham
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 O. O. Kessing. Guards Bob Dobelstein from the New York Giants and John Mastrangelo from the Pittsburgh Steelers along with halfback Reid Moseley from the Chicago Bears joined the squad.
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NEW York
Brooklyn-New York Football Club
All America
National League
O. 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 1949 Pioneer league Redbirds on a final western swing through Idaho Falls Twin Falls Boise and Salt Lake City. Pitching duty likely to Kirby Buck Vogel Hanna Carroll Slack and replacements for Lewandowski with Dean expected back soon.
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Walt Lowe
Redbirds
Ither
S¢nho Falls
Pocatellans
anBes
Redbird
Lowe
Ray Kirby
Idaho Falls
Bill Buck
Cowboy Land
Cardinal
Twin Falls
Charlie Metro
Cowboys
Bob Vogel
Dick Hanna
Joe Carroll
Stan Slack
Boise
Capitol City
Bees
Salt Lake City
Halliwell Park
Milkes
Ted Lewandowski
Lewandowski
Summer Recreation Program Nears Final Week
City recreation department items extend into late August with events and trophies planned. Athletic director Jack Kobe calls for more adults to join the senior horseshoe tournament. sign up today or tomorrow at the recreation hut.
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Jack Kobe
Ten Year Pact Secures Chicago All Star Game
NFL commissioner Bert Bell and Chicago Tribune editor Arch Ward signed a new 10 year contract guaranteeing the Chicago All Star game through 1959. The deal, effective with the 1950 game, replaces the 1942 agreement with two years remaining.
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Chicago
Bert Bell
Chicago Tribune
Arch Ward
Upsets Highlight National Doubles Championships in Boston Area
At Longwood cricket club 3 500 fans watched the 68th national doubles event with four upsets and the near elimination of Richard Gonzales and Frank Parker who finally beat Arnold Saul and Jack Tuero 6 3 2 4 7 5 8 6. Arbol Harris and Indiana players refused to compete after a dispute over national officers.
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Chestnut Hill
Mass
America
Longwood Cricket Club
Richard
Pancho) Gonzales
Frank Parker
Los Angeles
Arnold Saul
San Diego
Cal
Jack Tuero
Leese Cy
Grah
Arbol Harris
Indianapolis
Ind
National Horseshoe Pitchers Association
Indiana
Rew
Major League Line Scores and Rivalry Highlights
The National League Philadelphia leads Brooklyn 11 to 7 in a combined 11 runs, with Ennis and Blattner homering. Chicago faces Pittsburgh with rain postponement. New York routs Boston 13 to 4 behind Hartung and Behrman. In the American League, Cleveland dominates St Louis 10 to 2, Kennedy wins for the Tigers, and Boston defeats Philadelphia 4 to 0 on Stobbs pitching.
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Eee
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Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Local Water Squad Ready For Action
Pocatello enters first state swim and diving meet in Weiser with junior and senior events. Participants include Orval Baker Jimmy Wise Bill McDougall Bob Hilliard Cliff Ferguson Johnny Neilson Bob North. Weiser defending champion. Paxman canceled due to business. diving includes Wise and North with seven dives plus compulsory dive.
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Pocatello
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
At a full National Guard armory, Gorgeous George defeats Maurice LaChappelle in two of three falls in a main event that drew strong crowd approval for the prelims and the colorful entrance. The show featured two lively supporting bouts, including a draw between George Strickland and Gypsy Strickland and a Lefty Pacer victory over Tony Olivas in opener.
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Gorgeous George
Mighty LaChappelle
National Guard Armory
Mighty Gorgeous
Gorgeous
George
Maurice LaChappelle
Jack
Paris
Orchid
la Chappelle
George Strickland
Strickland
Gypsy
Groaner
Lefty
Pacer
Tony Olivas
Phillies Rally Past Dodgers to Tighten Pennant Race
The Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 11 to 7 behind a five run eighth inning led by Buddy Blattner and Del Ennis. Erv Palica took the loss as Philadelphia broke a 5 5 tie and moved within a game of the league leaders. The day also featured St Louis beating Cincinnati in 13 innings and New York, Boston, and Cleveland close in with varied results.
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NEW York
Philadelphia Phils
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phils
Erv Palica
Dodger
Mike Goliat
Andy Seminick
Palica
Buddy Blattner
Richie Ashburn
Gran Hamner
Dick Sister
del Ennis
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Pro Tennis Players Protest Schroeder Davis Cup Selection
Casts protest in Chestnut Hill as Frank Parker of Los Angeles condemns Ted Schroeder’s inclusion to the U S Davis Cup team during the 68th national doubles championships. Parker, a former Davis Cup standout, argued Schroeder deservedeworthy alternatives after last year’s singles wins against Australia.
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Chestnut Hill
Mass
Ted Schroeder
U. S
Schroeder
Frank Parker
Los Angeles
Wonder
Australia
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