Mustangs Rally Falls Short In Ninth At Halliwell Park
Billings Mustangs snap a late rally by Pocatello Cardinals with a 11 to 9 win at Halliwell Park. Tuftland earns the win as Skinner and Czaplewski homer for Billings while Buck and Nenna pace Pocatello with four hits apiece. Attendance 2,543 as final innings cap a high scoring clash.
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Dick Czaplewski
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Charlie Williams
Redbirds
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Pocatellans
Joe Tuftland
Bob Vogel
Jim Peccia
Jack Skinner
Jim Means
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Skinner
Tom Incaviglia
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Calcia
Avenna Moore
Peceia
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Ogden Reds rally to beat Boise Pilots in Pioneer League
Ogden Reds plate 14 hits to defeat Boise Pilots 12 to 6 in a Pioneer League game. Boise traded Bill Stenger to Salt Lake City Bees for Gene Machado before the game amid uncertain status of Stenger’s departure.
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Dick Conover
Jim Valentine
Clarence Zieser
Don Guy
Wil McConnell
Sun Valley Trapshoot Opens With 200 Shooters
Practice shots fired Friday as more than 200 entrants begin the Sun Valley Trapshoot handicap. Four championship classes start today with doubles in the afternoon. Sunday starts the 100 target singles event as Mrs Mary Van Ray defends her title and breaks a women's world record last year. Special trophies and 3875 dollars prize pot announced.
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Mary van Ray
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Ore
Monson's Two Bagger Wins Eleven In Irving Softball Clash
Reed Monson delivered a ninth inning double to lift the Snakes to a 9 8 victory over the River Rats in Irving field league play. The late hit snapped a tight game as G Taylor started the frame for River Rats and Hawks got the win in relief.
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Detroit Gold Cup skippers rush to tune boats for last-minute qualifying
Worried crews in Detroit struggled to coax reliable motors for the gold cup regatta as they raced against the clock Friday to secure a spot in today’s qualifying heats through final tune ups and checks.
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Moose Clubs Clinch Softball Title With Big Rout
Loyal Order of Moose softball team claimed the league championship by routing the Hellenics 16 to 2 on Tuesday evening. Don Parkin pitched a five-hit complete game for Moose Lodge, backed by Jim Hronek’s three base hits and a pivotal sixth inning surge that produced three runs.
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Montana Cities Show Growth in Pioneer League Attendance
Billings and Great Falls bucked the regional decline in Pioneer league attendance for April 28 to June 20, with combined figures showing increases while other class C cities fell. The season totals fall 14,471 short of last year, with weather delays accounting for 35 postponed games and hopeful outlooks in several parks as the race for the league flag heats up.
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Jack Halliwell
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Ogden
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Boise
Idaho Falls
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Boise Club
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Dideddinistome
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Schroeder Captures Wimbledon Singles Title in Five Sets
Ted Schroeder of California won the 63rd Wimbledon singles championship in a 3-6 6-0 6-3 4-6 6-4 victory over Jaroslav Drobny of Czechoslovakia. The U.S. champion fought through a tense final to claim the crown as part of a busy championship day at Wimbledon.
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Eng
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la Crescenta
Calif
Jaroslav Drobny
Czecholovakia
Jack Kramer
Schroeder
U. S
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Frankie Parker
Richard
Pancho) Gonzales
Los Angeles
Parker
Gonzales
Budge Patty
Eric Sturgess
South Africa
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Margaret Osborn Dupont
Bellevue
Del
Downing Joy Gannon
Betty Hilton
Britain
Croquet Champions Crown City Meet at Irving Field
Dick Walters representing Ross Park wins senior division while Horrocks from Franklin Recreation Center takes the junior division at the city wide croquet tournament hosted by the city recreation department at Irving field. Eliminated finalists included Gledhill Rupp Hronek in juniors and Lewis Cook Filer in seniors. Both champions receive trophies. park winners earn medals.
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Leland Horrocks
Irvingfield
City Recreation Department
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Horrocks
Ross Park
Franklin Recreation Center
Mike Gledhill
Norman Rupp
Alameda
Bob Hronek
Irving
Don Lewis
Franklin
Larry Cook
Bob Filer
Ring Results North Adams Bout
Jimmy Hooper from Brooklyn defeated Bert Lytell of Fresno in a 10 round decision at North Adams Mass.
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Jimmy Hooper
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bert Lytell
Fresno
Cal
Probable Hurlers In Today's Games
United Press lists today's pitching matchups across the majors with status for Chicago at Detroit St Louis at Cleveland New York at Washington Boston at Philadelphia Philadelphia at Boston Brooklyn at New York Cincinnati at St Louis Pittsburgh at Chicago with wins losses shown for several starters and a night game lineup referenced.
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Barney
Hartung
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Wehmeier
St Louis
Staley
Billin
Saltake
Pocatello
Great Falls
Twin Falls
Idaho Falls
Chicago
Major League Line Scores Summary from Various Games
Baseball line scores across leagues show Brooklyn and New York same day action with Newcombe and Campanella contributing. Pirates top Cubs. Cincinnati ten runs over St Louis. New York Yankees and Washington fall into low scoring contests. Boston defeats Philadelphia in a high run game. St Louis edges Cleveland with late offense. multiple pitchers, home runs, and scoring details listed for each matchup.
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Rice
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Page
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Hittle
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Robinson
Temple Still Pacing League Hitting Frank Dean
Ogden’s Johnny Temple continues to lead the Pioneer League hitting parade through June 27 with a .437 average and 87 hits. Frank Dean of Fifth Will Brown, Idaho Falls, and Pocatello’s center fielder rank high with .371 to .387 averages, while Charlie Williams paces doubles and Rip Koenig leads steals. Larry Shepard, Billings’ manager, owns seven wins against one loss as a pitching standout.
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Johnny Temple
Howe News Bureau
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Temple
Hits
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Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Frank Dean
Dean
Gate City
Charlie Williams
Williams
Cker
Salt Lake City
Will Tiesiera
Tom O'Laughlin
Salt Lake
Tiesiera
Boise
Rip Koenig
Charlie Metra
Twin Falls
Larry Shepard
Shepard
Billings
Squires Win Game From Methodists
Medalist Arnold Palmer moved into the quarter finals of the national intercollegiate golf tournament in Ames Iowa as the Squires advanced against the Methodists.
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Methodists
Ames
Arnold Palmer
Redbirds Prepare for Idaho Falls Series and Doubleheader
Manager Walt Lowe praised the Cardinals as the Pioneer league race continues. Buck pitches the opener while Dick Hanna starts the long game in Idaho Falls as Pocatello hosts a July 4 doubleheader at Halliwell Park with a second game in Idaho Falls. Buck nurses an injured finger but is used in shorter outings as the team plans a three game set in Magic Valley and trips toward Salt Lake City and Billings.
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Idaho Falls
Boise
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Walt Lowe
Walt
Cardinals
Lowe
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Russets Diamond
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Dick Hanna
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Tulsa
Buck
Bulletin on Milkes's Announcement by Business Manager
Business Manager Marvin Milkes announced last night a strategic update affecting operations. The disclosure outlines upcoming changes to staffing and project priorities pending board approval.
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Marvin Milkes
Pilots Sign Two Mound Veterans to bolster Boise staff
Boise owner Haydn Walker announced two new pitchers joined the Boise Pilots. Right-hander Robert Moresi comes from Klamath Falls of the Far West league, while southpaw Carroll Yerkes was purchased from the St. Louis Browns.
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Haydn Walker
Boise Pilot Mound
Robert Moresi
Carroll Yerkes
Moresi
Klamath Falls
Yerkes
St. Louis Browns
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