Cardinals Rally Falls Short Against Great Falls In Tight Game
In a close pitcher friendly contest, Great Falls edged Pocatello 9 7 as late rallies fizzled. Key moments included double plays by Segale Brisky O’Keefe and late fielding errors that shifted the scoring, with Markert and LeBlanc driving in runs for Boise.
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Guselman
Dick Brisky
Electric
Dale Markert
Mickelson
Great Falls
Charley Segale
Brisky
Dan O'Keefe
Curley
John Wilburn
George Bandy
O'Keefe
Nat LeBlanc
Electrics
Pocatello
Ned Sheehan
Lewins
Barczewski
Schuerman
Swederski
Jacobson
Segale
Markert
Wilburn
Neil
LeBlanc
Sheehan
Lowins
Jacobsen
Markerat
Bandy
LeBlance
Barczwski
O’keefe
Gyselman
Manzer
Thurston
Manker
Pocatello Abrhoa
Eases Segale
Sees Wilburn
xSautter
Pereveresse
Braves Rally Past Cubs in Ninth as Heath Homers
Jeff Heath delivered his 16th homer an inside- the-park blast with two on in the ninth to lift the Boston Braves 5 to 4 over the Chicago Cubs. Hal Jeffcoat crashed into the wall and was knocked unconscious as Heath circled the bases. Al Lyons got the win, Emil Rush the loss.
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New York
Jeff Heath
Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
Boston
Cubs
Braves
Heath
Chicago
Hal Jeffcoat
al Lyons
Emil Rush
Baseball scores and lineups from major league games
Box score style report lists results from multiple games including Chicago versus Boston and New York against St Louis with innings by innings tallies, pitchers credited, and key players named across doubleheader and single games. It notes wins losses, earned runs and game durations.
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New York
St. Louis
Kennedy
Livingston
Cooper
Brazie
Wilks
Hearn
Rice
L. Pet. Oatewegerere
Boston
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Detroit Srevereasene
Oseenney
Philadelphia Rae
Washington
Dykes Quits Hollywood Manager
Hollywood announces Jimmy Dykes resigns as Hollywood Stars manager with Lou Stringer named by president Victor Ford Collins to finish the season. Stars fell to seventh after losing 21 of 25. Stringer, earlier acquired from the New York Giants, takes over with no 1949 decision noted.
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Hollywood
Jimmy Dykes
Hollywood Stars
Lou Stringer
Victor Ford Collins
Stars
Portland Beavers
Colins
Stringer
New York Giants
Athletics
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
The
Teen hunter turns tragedy into fatal self harm
In San Diego Ronald Earnest, 16, grieved by accidentally killing his younger brother on a hunting trip, loaded his gun and killed himself. The coroner reported the incident today.
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San Diego
Calif
Ronald Earnest
Talbert Mulloy win gripping Davis Cup doubles title
Billy Talbert of New York and Gardnar Mulloy of Miami defeated Ted Schroeder and Frank Parker in a 3 1 2 hour match at Longwood to claim their fourth national doubles crown and edge closer to defending the Davis Cup. The win virtually assures their doubles spot against Australia next month at Forest Hills. Additionally Louise Brough and Margaret Osborne du Pont won their seventh straight national doubles title, and Hazel Wightman with Marian Jessup captured the women's veterans doubles title.
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Chestnut Hiles
Mass
Billy Talbert
New York
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Fla
Longwood Cricket Club
Talbert
Mulloy
Ted Schroeder
la Crescenta
Cal
Frank Parker
Los Angeles
Talbert and Mulloy
Forest Hills
Parker
Schroeder
Talbert-Mulloy
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Margaret Osborne
DuPont
Wilmington
Del
Patricia Canning Todd
la Jolla
Doris Hart
Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman
Brookline
Marian Jessup
Virginia Ellis
Frieda Scharman
Legion Baseball Playoff Openers Set After Draft
San Diego and Omaha regional junior Legion champs drew the lucky number for Sunday’s opener in Lewiston Idaho. The loser of game one faces Yakima in a sunset Sunday night tiebreaker for a shot at the national title, with the western bracket concluding Tuesday night in a double elimination format.
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Lewiston
Ida
San Diego
Omaha
Yakima
Keyte petitions to halt barking dogs of defendant Hall
Walter Keyte files a court petition in Hutchinson Kansas asking the court to order I. W. Hall to keep his dogs from barking. The matter presents a problem for the judge.
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Hutchinson
Kan
ULP
Walter Keyte
Keyte
I. W. Hall
Hall
ISC Gridders Begin Season Practice in Pocatello
Idaho State College announces 1948 Bengal football opening practice in the Spud Bowl Wednesday with about 40 aspirants including 21 lettermen. Jay Paris leads the backfield with stars like Harry Dixon and Jake La Rue among expected returnees as ISC faces a tough schedule featuring Wyoming and Montana State.
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Gate City
Johnny Vesser
Idaho State College
Bengal
Pocatello
University of Wyoming
Montana State College
Vesser
Babe” Caccia
Milton “Dubby” Holt
Ed Willett
Harry Dixon
Lenno Seppi
al Kirlin
Nebraska
Earl Pond
Filer
Ray Saras
Shoshone
Elmer Rucker
Oregon
Ted Krein
American Falls
Bob Hilliard
Paris
Jay Paris
Jerome
Idaho
State College
Larry Gale
Bonners Ferry
Pete Richardson
Rockland
Jake la Rue
Jim Blake
Twin Falls
ISC
Dick Thomas
Blackfoot
Jerry Bellam
Boise
Sam Maynard
Parl Sainsbury
Idaho State
Western State
Allen Heads Pocatello Pin Busters
Pocatello Industrial Bowling league members gathered Friday to elect officers and set plans for a 27 week season starting September 13 at 7 pm. George Allen was chosen president and C. C. Sternberg secretary. Teams include Roselle Bottling, Railway Postal clerks, Moose lodge, U P stores, Kilowatts Idaho Power, Telephone Co, Zwiegart Packing, Legionnaires, and two Elks club squads.
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Pocatello Industrial Bowling League
George Allen
C. C. Sternberg
Roselle Bottling Company
Railway Postal Clerks
Moose Lodge
U. P
Kilowatts of Idaho Power, Telephone Company
Zwiegart Packing Company
Legionnaires
Elks Club
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Larry Swederski
Gles
Ogden
Warren Noyes
Jim Giervas
Cliff Ross
Clayton Lambert
Roger LaFrance
Idaho Falls
Billings
Mel Waters
Lana
Chuka
King
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Brocker
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Stan Musial
Monte Kennedy
Giants
Jim Hearn
Harry Gumber
Reds
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Cleveland Indians
Sam Zoldak
Yanks
Gene Bearden
Joe DiMaggio
Yogi Berra
Ed Klieman
Berra
Ed Lopat
Ellis Kinder
Boston Red Sox
White Sox
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Don White
Sam Chapman
St. Louis Browns
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Bill Kennedy
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Moss
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Guerra
Zoldak
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Houk
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Swift
Wagner
Candini
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Leonard
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Singleton
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Barrett
Hogue
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Lyons
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Salkeld
Meyer
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Trinkle
Staley
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Virgil Trucks
Dick Westeroth
Philadelphia Phillies
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del Ennis
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Schoolboy Rowe
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Colorado
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Colo
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