North South tilt set for Salt Lake City in Pioneer league
July 20 marks the North South All Star game in Salt Lake City with two Cardinals as early betting favorites Stan Slack and Dick Morgan lead the North and Billings Larry Shepard to manage the North while Salt Lake City's Tommy Thompson will guide the South. Voters must mail ballots today or tomorrow. late ballots are discarded. Jack Halliwell says North South rosters will be announced four days before game day.
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Salt Lake City
Pocatello Post
Billings
Larry Shepard
Mustangs
Tommy Thompson
Bees
Twin Falls
Jack Halliwell
Pioneer League
Robinson Eyes Aug 24 Title Defense at Yankee Stadium
Philadelphia report says Ray Sugar Robinson plans a fifth welterweight title defense against blond Charley Fusari at Yankee Stadium on August 24 if terms can be arranged after his unanimous 15 round win over Kid Gavilan before 27 805 fans.
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Philadelphia
Ray (Sugar) Robinson
Kid Gavilan
Charlie Fusari
Yankee Stadium
Robinson
Gavilan
Cuba
High Municipal Stadium
Minor Leagues consider draft meeting in place of mail upgrades
In Columbus the minor leagues vote on substituting an annual draft meeting for the current method of upgrading players by mail. President George M. Trautman announced the plan on Monday.
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Columbus
George M. Trautman
Gate City Legion to Play Twin Falls Nine Thursday
The Pocatello American Legion junior baseball team, under coach Italo Babe Ciccia and manager Fred Tydeman, heads to Twin Falls for a two out of three game series starting Thursday. If they win, they advance to face the seventh and eighth district champion to decide the southern regional title and a state finals berth. After the Twin Falls game, the series returns to Pocatello for a Sunday game, possibly a third clash. Players include Edward Evans, Ray Lisk, Bill Horrocks, Lloyd Spiker, Ronald Kleffner, Bob Rowe, Wally Kelly, Steve Detmer, Lynn Foster, Gene Sato, Farrel Sims, Jerry McGaugh, Vern Herzog, Jack Crawford, Kent Hadley and Kenneth Hunt.
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Pocatello American Legion
Fred Tydeman
Twin Falls
Magic Valley
Burley
Wouads
Tydeman
Pocatello
Halliwell Park
Babe” Ciccia
Pocatero
Edward Evans
Ray Lisk
Bill Horrocks
Lloyd Spiker
Ronald Kleffner
Bob Rowe
Wally Kelly
Steve Detmer
Lynn Foster
Gene Sato
Farrel Sims
Jerry McGaugh
Vern Herzog
Jack Crawford
Kent Hadley
Kenneth Hunt
Idah& Falls
Santa Clara Baseball Players Claimed by Yankees
Three Santa Clara stars are claimed by the Yankees. Co Captain Tom Kelly and Bill Renna received diplomas and joined Twin Falls of the Pioneer League. Catcher Lou Berberet signed for 1950 and will reunite with Kelly and Renna at the New York Americans training camp in St. Petersburg Florida in February.
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Santa Clara
Calif
NBA
Yankees
Tom Kelly
Bill Renna
Twin Falls
Lou Berberet
Kelly
Renna
New York Americans
St. Petersburg
Fla
Trio Triumphs On Municipal Links I F Here Sunday
Herman Levinson Bill Rice and June Daniels won top honors at Pocatello Municipal in weekend play led by best six holes with half handicap. Levinson won men’s division Rice placed second Daniels topped women’s section. In caddie tourney Blundell Lenrott and H Bingham advanced after first round. Blundell defeated Stark. Next weekend Idaho Falls visits Gate City for more action.
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Herman Levinson
Bill Rice
June Daniels
Pocatello Municipal Golf Course
John Tuttle
Levinson
Rice
Daniels
B. Blundell
Lennott
H. Bingham
Santa Clara and San Jose State elect boxers as leaders
Top collegians in San Jose elect heavyweight boxers Pat Walsh of Santa Clara and Don Shaefer of San Jose State as student body presidents for next year. The choice highlights athletic prominence among campus leaders in a cross-town selection.
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San Jose
Calif
NEA
Santa Clara
San Jose State
Bronco
Pat Walsh
Don Shaefer
Baseball match at Polo Grounds July 6
Stout Hearted New York teams The Broken Wings and Flat Tires clash in a baseball game at the Polo Grounds with union veterans and amputee players taking the field on July 6.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Southern All Stars Triumph In PCL All Star Game
In Seattle the southern Pacific Coast League all stars beat the northern squad 5 to 3 before a 10 000 crowd. Key hits came from Jesse Flores Jim Tabor and Ralph Hodgin with strong defense and wild pitches aiding the south. Proceeds benefit the Association of Professional Baseball Players.
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Seattle
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Hollywood
Northland Crew
Oakland
Sacramento
Portland
Charlie Schanz
Din-Clay
Robert Wilson
Schanz
Bill Raimondi
Chuck Stevens
Jimmy Baxes
Lean
Jesse Flores
Southside
Stevens
Land
Artie Wilson
Jo Jo White
Solons
Jim Tabor
al White
Sacs
Ralph Hodgin
Beaver Leo Thomas
The
Association of Professional Ballplayers
Seven Blows Win For Pocatello In 7-1 Win At Halliwell Park
The Pocatello Redbirds beat the Twin Falls Cowboys 7-1 at Halliwell Park to run their win streak to seven and seize a clear second in the Pioneer league. Vogel pitched a full seven innings allowing nine hits and three walks while Czaplewski, Morgan, and Williams homered.
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Walt Lowe
Cardinals
Halliwell Park
Twin Falls Cowboys
Pocatellans
Pioneer League
Vogel
Dick Czaplewski
Charlie Williams
Dick Morgan
Cowboys
Beeen
Pocatello
Rex Jones
Redbirds
Jones
Frank Dean
Czaplewski
Morgan
Williams
Renna
Danielson
Jessen
Barczewski
Nenna
Twin Falls
Schroeder
Bell
Donets
Brunker
Pocatello Nenna
Reece
Czaplewsk
Lewandowski
Zich
Ec Vogel
Total Sessanenen En Pannsnesni
Twin Falls PO Metro
Kelly
Ifan
Finnegan
Vitous
P x-Eskenberry
y-Peterson
Smith
Anne
Fox
Special Radio Night at Halliwell Park Tonight
Halliwell Park hosts a radio appreciation night with a 7:45 p.m. start and a Catello Twin Falls game at 8:30. The program features a piano duet by John Taylor and Gaylord Sanford, KEIO announcer Steve Sheppard simulating away games, and a concealed “something special” teased by Business Manager Marvin Milkes.
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Halliwell Park
Pocatello Twin Falls
John Taylor
Gaylord Sanford
Pocatellans
Steve Sheppard
KEIO
Marvin Milkes
Russet ducker Greco blanks Boise in eight innings
Idaho Falls Russets pitcher Joe Greco shutout the Boise Pilots for eight innings before a ninth inning rally. Greco allowed two Boise runs after two walks and a wild pitch, as Bob Goldstein and Ver Hill provided offense with two hits each and two runs batted in.
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Idaho Falls
Joe Greco
Boise Pilots
Pilots
Greco
Chuck Lamar
Boise
Bob Goldstein
Ver Hill
Russets
Warren Noyes
Frank Constantino
Luke Tapp
Senior League Stars Blame Crazy Blow For All Star Loss
In New York a gloomy National League muttered after an 11 to 7 defeat by the American League. Eddie Joost’s eighth inning single, a slider misplayed at the end, sparked the AL’s comeback and tied the game lead. Five NL errors were an all star game record though Musial and Kiner homered.
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New York
Eddie Joost
Philadelphia Athletics
Joost
Gil Hodges
Reese
Stan Musial
Ralph Kiner
Irvingfield
Beetle Bums
Alameda Park
Sweet Peas
John Tolman
Hugh Templeton
Chick Duckworth
B. Carrico
S. Newey
Daley
Templeton
Empey
Mooers Names Sande as Trainer of Clifford Mooers Horses
famed jockey Earl Sande will train Clifford Mooers horses led by Old Rockport winner of the Santa Anita Derby valued at $100,000. Mooers positions Sande for top finishes in major races.
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Mooers
Beetle Bums Crown Pocket City Ball Title at Meet
Orval Baker announces plans for the first giant swimming meet and aqua show at Pocatello Municipal pool as part of the new 80 000 pool program. The weekend event will feature afternoon races and a night aqua show with water stunts. Baker seeks more adults for 11 am classes starting July 25 and invites inquiries via 32 R 12.
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Pocatello Municipal
Orval Baker
Baker
Double Main Event Tonight At Pocatello Armory
Three matches headline the evening at the National Guard armory in Pocatello. George Strickland faces Yong Olivas in a 60 minute two fall match, Gypsy Joe battles Johnny James, and Kenny Mayne meets Lefty Pacer as the opener. Sponsored by the Pocatello American Legion post.
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Naughty
Milt Olsen
Gypsy Joe
Pocatello National Guard A Ory
Pocatello
National Guard Armory
George Strickland
Yong Olivas
Strickland
Olivas
Kenny Mayne
The
Gate City
Lefty” Pacer
Pocatello American Legion Post
Gonzales and Parker Cruise Into Third Round at Clay Courts
Defending champion Richard Gonzales and second seed Frank Parker, both Los Angeles players, dominated Tuesday action in the National Clay Courts. Gonzales defeated Herbert Anger of Oshkosh 6 0 6 2 and then beat Alex Hetzeck of Hamtramck 6 3 6 2 to reach the third round where he faces Kes Deimling of River Forest today.
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Chicago
Richard Gonzales
Frank Parker
Los Angeles
Gonzales
Herbert Anger
Oshkosh
Wis
Alex Hetzeck
Hamtramck
Mich
Kes Deimling
River Forest
Low Putts Tourney For Women At Local Course
Members of the Pocatello Women s Golf association tee off today at the Municipal course in a low putts tournament over six holes. The winner is the player with the fewest putts as announced by tournament chairman Elene McLaughlin. A business meeting and luncheon follow in the course clubhouse hosted by Merle Johnsmeyer Mrs Blaine Sutton Edith King Kitty McConnell and Marian Morgan.
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Pocatello Women’s Golf Association
Elene McLaughlin
Merle Johnsmeyer
Blaine Sutton
Sutton
Edith King
Kitty McConnell
Marian Morgan
Boise Gun Ace Wins Oregon Sm Bore Rifle Title
Harold P. Greer of Boise Idaho won the Oregon small bore rifle title in La Grande Oregon with a 3150 9158x score. Charles Cater of La Grande placed second and Lee A. Swein of Portland third. Other winners included Merlin Purcell Boise in Expert division Norman Whitehead Turner in Sharpshooter Charles Bowles Lewiston in Marksman and Leslie St Clair Gresham in Iron Sight aggregate.
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LA Grande
Ore
Harold P. Greer
Boise
Ida
Oregon
Charles Cater
Lee A. Swein
Portland
Department Plants 22 000 Trout In Portneuf River
Frank Keough conservation officer reported 22 000 rainbow trout planted in the Portneuf River between Topaz and Kelly bridge. The trout average three to four inches and should reach legal size soon before the 1949 fishing season ends in the area.
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Frank Keough
Portneuf
Topaz
Kelly Bridge
Keough
Graziano Agosta bout postponed to July 18
Rocky Graziano former middleweight champion from New York suffers a shoulder injury in training causing the postponement of the scheduled bout with Jo Agosta of New York until July 18 in West Springfield Massachusetts.
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West Springfield
Mass
Rocky Graziano
New York
Jo Agosta
Graziano
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Pancho) Gonzales
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Merlin F. Purcell
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Turner, Ore
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Charles C. Bowles
Lewiston
Iron ‘Sight Aggregate
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Gresham
Tony Olivas
Phoenix Cafe
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