First Ring Hero Ted Maheras Adapts At Washington U
Ted Maheras, ISC boxing standout and two time Intermountain Intercollegiate champion, attends Washington University in St. Louis studying dentistry. He plans Idaho practice post graduation in 1952 and works as a Union Pacific telegrapher in summers. He expects a 1952 marriage to Barbara Crouch.
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Wonder Boy
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Milt “Dubby
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Bengal
Don Neilson
Johnnie Vesser
Guy Wicks
Union Pacific
Barbara Crouch
Kasayrea Maheras
JACLs Triumph Over Safeway In Softball Showdown
In a Friday softball clash the JACL squad defeated Safeway 14 to 9. Bill Fuger pitched, backed by a 13 hit attack by the JACLs, with four runs in the first, third, and sixth frames. Safeway loaded the bases early but Fuger settled in, while Rauhla added a key triple.
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International Association of Machinists
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Chibs Named For Majors Annual All Star Game
The 16th annual all star game starters were chosen by a record 4,637,743 votes. Ted Williams led with 2,087,466 ballots, and lineup selections include Williams and DiMaggio for the American, Mize Kazak Reese Musial Seminick for the National, with managers Southworth and Boudreau set to pick pitchers and remaining roster spots for the July 12 game in Brooklyn.
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Eddie Joost
Phillies
Boston
D. DiMaggio
Tom Henrich
N. Y
George Tebbetts
Johnny Mize
Jackie Robinson
Bk'lyn
Eddie Kazak
Pee Wee Reese
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh
Stan Musial
Willard Marshall
Andy Seminick
Phillys
Billy Southworth
Braves
Lou Boudreau
Indians
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Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Robinson
Michaels
Joost
Kazak
Seminick
Dean Pacing Local Nine Plates Power
Dean Pacing leads the Gate City Cardinals in hitting as June 27 stats place him top on Pocatello list with a .370 average. Bob Clear and Hank Zich key the lineup with .438 and .345 while Charlie Williams, Walt Lowe, and Ted Lewandowski post solid marks as the club charts seven home runs and seven triples among standouts. Pitching helpers include Stan Slack, Sherman Wankier, Bill Buck, Bob Vogel, Bob Clear, Joe Carroll and Dick Hanna with varying win totals through June 27.
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Dick Morgan
Larry Nenna
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Stan Slack
Sherman
Wankier
Bill Buck
Bob Vogel
Joe Carrol
Dick Hanna
Six Players Fined by Loop Proxy in Pioneer League
Pioneer league president Jack Halliwell fined Billings Manager Larry Shepard and four Mustang players after a June 24 game versus Great Falls. Shepard paid 20 dollars. Fazzio, Duretto, Iacaviglia and Caloia each paid 10 dollars with 10 days to settle. Robert Bartholomew of Idaho Falls fined 5 dollars for protesting a decision in a June 28 game and given 10 days to pay.
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Billings
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Bob Duretto
Tom Iacaviglia
George Caloia
Robert Bartholomew
Idaho Falls
Bartholomew
League
Williams and Ward Reach 1949 NC Golf Final in Ames
Morris Williams of Texas and Harvie Ward Jr of Georgia will meet today for the national collegiate golf championship after winning semifinal matches in Ames. Ward defeated Tom Veach Notre Dame four and three, while Williams beat Eli Bariteau San Jose State one up.
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Morris Williams
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Harvie Ward
Ward
Tom Veech
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Williams
Eli Bariteau
San Jose State
Women golfers shine at Pocatello meet and Idaho Falls win
Frances Richmond reports the recent Pocatello Municipal course women’s golf tourney with Idaho Falls beating the local team 12 14 to 6 14. Mae Cox of Pocatello posted a 58 over 12 holes and top performers included Sue Gasser Mae Cox Del na Ogden Elene McLaughlin Laura Fawson and Carol Harris from Pocatello along with numerous Idaho Falls players.
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Frances Richmond
Women’s Golf Association
Idaho Falls
Mae Cox
Pocatello
Sue Gasser
Idaho
Delna Ogden
Elene McLaughlin
Laura Fawson
Carol Harris
Peggy Olson
Marian Morgan
Clara Cox
Ellen Smith
Ben Ford
Nancy Ory
Gertrude Crullian
Helen Gourley
Florence McBirney
Jo Ann Bybee
Bessie Maples
Ringo Ballard
Ada Ring
Jessie Moore
LaVere Pederson
Donna Crowley
Marge Egbert
Helen Craves
Emula Day
Elaine Kearnes
Mary Beth Anderson
Callie Jameson
Bess McCauley
May Green
Idaho Falls Club
Oaks erupt to crush Hollywood Stars 12-6 in Gilmore Field
Oakland Acorns rallied from a 3-2 deficit in the sixth inning to score eight runs after two down. Earl Rapp belted a grand slam, driving in four as Pinky Woods and Ray Olson faltered. Ed Oliver closed the frame as Oakland defeated the Hollywood Stars 12-6.
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Hill Climb July 10 At Hilltop Canyon Pocatello
Committee members for the July 10 hill climb in Pocatello were announced. The event at Hilltop canyon draws entrants from Idaho Utah and possibly Montana. Timers Buck Rough and Ralph Keller referee Mackebee. Ticket sales Tom Murphy and Wesley Johns. Swaggers Bill Wheeler Ed Barnard Bob Murphy Howard Westergard. Ed Barnard and Glen Walker handle advertising.
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Glen Walker
DiMaggio Named To 1949 All Star Rosters
Joe DiMaggio of the New York Yankees is added to the American League All Star roster for 1949 despite an injured left heel. He had appeared in every All Star game since 1936 and has hit four home runs in four games since returning to the lineup.
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YMCA Loop Schedules Fourth of July Week Games
No games Monday due to Independence Day. Games resume Tuesday July 5 with Garretts vs Hellenics and Town Club vs Guardsmen at 8 30 p m Marines vs BOACs. Through Saturday July 9 matchups include Safeway s versus N O P Kraft s vs Painters 313 Club vs Steve s LOOM s vs Town Club Garrett s vs C Ed Flandro s Moose lodge vs Y s Men Purina Chow vs Allis Chalmers JACL s vs Moose lodge Safeway s vs Machinists Steve s vs Star Cab C Ed Flandro s vs Marines Guardsmen vs Hellenics.
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Rose Sold to Modesto. Neves to Replace Him
Eddie Mulligan, president of the Salt Lake Bee, announced that Arnold Rose has been sold to Modesto of the California State league. Ernest Neves of Honolulu will replace Rose at third base.
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Modesto
Ernest Neves
Honolulu
Rose
First Annual Pocatello Best Ball Tourney Set for Aug 14
The Pocatello Post announces the first annual Best Ball Tournament at the Municipal Golf Course on August 14 open to all residents with handicaps. Three flights will compete for flight trophies and the championship trophy, with no entry fee. Handicaps must be current. play is 18 holes medal with one half team handicap to the best-ball total.
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Pocatello
Pocatello Post
Cardinals Attendance Aim Reaches Halliwell Park
Halliwell Park draws steady crowds this season with updated attendance figures. Business Manager Marvin Milkes targets 100000 fans passing through the gates to watch the Cardinals in action.
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Marvin Milkes
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Cardinals
Eastside 9 Finally Breaks Ice In Weekend Win
Eastside 9 edged Westside 12 9 to grab its first victory in over a month. Ronald Allen pitched the win as Eastside tallied nine hits and five errors, with Riley Scott and Dick Wilson keying a decisive sixth inning. Westside offense was led by Gary Ford’s walks, Bob Cornwall’s triple, and Vaughn Croshaw’s double.
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Vaughn Croshaw
Larry Whitlow
Ronald Allen
Riley Scott
Dick Wilson
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Jim Thompson
Joe Newley
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