Figures On Cardinal Twin Split
Ogden 200 005 100 eight runs eleven hits two Boise 000 000 011 seven runs two Claude Gray Dan Dalio Jim Gilmore Jim Giorvas. Home runs Jim Pickart in the ninth with none on for Boise. Salt Lake 400 210 000 seven Salt Lake Twin Falls 300 123 01x ten. Butch Tierney Charley Woodbury John Bilberg Will Tiesiera Frank Chimeli Charley Noah Hal Danielson. Home runs Chese first with bases loaded Salt Lake and Chese again in fifth with none on for Salt Lake. McDougald first with two on for Twin Falls. Great Falls 201 100 000 nine Idaho Falls 100 004 10x six Tuschoff Wilburn Loebbing Haworth Tapp.
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Weather Balloon Triggers Saucer Rumors Over LA
A weather balloon drifted over the Los Angeles area causing a wave of saucer rumors after sunset. More than 1500 calls filled police and fire lines as citizens described a moving object. Mt Wilson astronomers viewed it through a telescope and confirmed it was a weather balloon leaking and drifting from near Big Bear Lake to the ground.
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Veterans Discuss Council Plans Formation At Pocatello Meeting
Jim Chivers says the Veterans Council plans future activity and is gaining members. He urged all veterans to attend the next meeting and noted most veterans groups have endorsed forming the council in the Pocatello Memorial building last night.
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Kids to rate ice cream flavors in paid taste test
About 500 children aged six to sixteen in St Louis will sample eight ice cream flavors for 65 cents an hour. A jury of youths with "highest taste aptitudes" will judge which flavor is the most pleasing, with will power a factor to avoid overindulgence and stomach discomfort.
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Rio Syrup Co
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Ford Workers Avert Strike Over 13 Cent Wage Rise
The Ford Motor Company and CIO United Auto Workers reached a 13-cent wage increase plus other benefits in a 21 hour negotiation. The package, about 16 to 16 cents per hour, would cost Ford roughly 32 million dollars yearly and avert a strike by 116000 workers in 46 plants nationwide.
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Labor Leaders Decline Endorsement of Presidential Candidate
In Washington CIO President Philip Murray and leaders of major unions did not back any presidential hopeful after meeting with President Truman. Murray said the CIO has not yet decided whom it will support in November.
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Bosox Take Twin Bill Without Ted Williams Shine
Boston Red Sox win two from Chicago and Cleveland 3 0 and 5 3 with no Williams in lineup. Thumpin Theodore’s absence helps pace. Sox move into third place in American League behind Yankees.
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Harrison Leads Reading Open With 65 Ties Course Record
Four long hitters led by defending champion E. J. Harrison shot seven-under-par 65s to share the opening-round lead at the Reading Open. Johnny Palmer Rod Munday and Fred Haas Jr. also matched the Berkshire Country Club course record. Bobby Locke and Ben Hogan joined close behind as 40 players topped par in a 147-player field. the 72-hole event runs through Sunday.
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Dutch) Harrison
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YMCA Standings A Division to Run Two-Game Series
The men's teams will play a double round robin totaling fourteen games. Some teams may meet a third time due to league-tournament gap, but the third game will not count toward league standings.
Nature Club Meeting Set Announcement
The Junior Nature club holds its last season meeting at Irvingfield today at 1 30 p m. Ed win H Keller directs the club. Members review completion certificate requirements and many have attended two or more meetings. The group enjoyed hikes games handicrafts and plant identification without texts.
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Colts Begin Training Camp at Sun Valley for 1948 Season
Baltimore Colts start pre season drills with 56 players at Sun Valley led by coach Cecil Isbell. Only 12 holdovers from last year. 44 recruits from colleges join including Charles O Rourke Bill Hillenbrand Ernie Blandin Doug Garrett and Y A Tittle. Exhibition with Los Angeles Dons set for August 8 in Portland.
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Pocatello Stars Scene Mix of Baseball Golf News
The Pocatello Cardinals lose 12-6 to Billings Mustangs in opener as Edith Nielson, longtime female fan, misses a home game for surgery. She plans to return for the Twin Falls series on July 30. The Pocatello Women’s City Golf Championship sees Mae Cox Sue Gasser Denna Ogden and Bee Ford leading the championship flight with rounds due this afternoon. Chace Anderson and family welcome a baby girl, ending rumors of a boy and promising busy days ahead.
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Nine Stooges Clinch Championship at Irving Field
The Nine Stooges softball team, managed by Gary Gottlieb, won the title in a six week double round robin at Irving field. They lost only once to Mike O'Donnell's Screamin' Demons, besting them 11 to 7 in the final game with Hutchinson and Donaldson behind the plates.
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Major chain cuts meat prices in Chicago area
A large grocery chain reduced over the counter meat prices by up to 20 cents a pound on Thursday in Chicago. Other chains were expected to match the move.
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Weather Conditions for Southern Idaho and Utah
Southern Idaho remains mostly clear and warm with highs 85 to 95 and overnight lows 50 to 60. Utah has generally clear skies in the north, partly cloudy Friday afternoon, and scattered thundershowers in the mountains with highs 87 to 97 and 105 in Dixie.
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Civil War Veteran Joe Manning Boards Train at 103
Civil War veteran Sgt. Joe Manning, 103, who had entered a veterans hospital last year for age, felt well enough Thursday to ride a train to Salt Lake City. He aimed to visit a daughter there for several months and traveled with a Veterans Administration attendant aboard the Union Pacific Pony Express.
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Crippled Actress Seeks Divorce From Richard Quine
Hollywood AP report says Susan Peters confined to a wheelchair since 1945 hunting accident files for divorce from actor Richard Quine aged 28. The complaint states he caused her great mental and physical suffering.
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