Tierney Blanks Redbirds On 4 Scattered Hits
Salt Lake City Bees beat Pocatello Cardinals 8-0 to move into second place in the Pioneer League. Manager John Tierney allowed four scattered hits, striking out eight, with one Redbird reaching third base in the eighth inning.
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Tommy Thompson
Jim Noverini
Ernie Neves
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Lowe
Dick Hanna
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Sherman Wankier
Dick Czaplewski
Charlie Williams
Ted Lewandowski
Hank Zich
Gate City
Twirler
Ogden
Reds
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Nenna
Wankier
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Repoa Noverini
Westlake
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Late-inning rally lifts team in nine run game
Neves drove in runs in a high scoring contest with Neves O Laughlin Napoli Stenger Westlake and Tiesiera driving in the key RBIs. Neves and Zich Stenger Barczewski Lewandowski turned two double plays and Westlake stole a base as Tierney earned the win over Clear. Attendance reached 4371 with a 2 10 time.
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Bums Edged By Redbirds Nine 7 to 6
The St. Louis Cardinals rallied with two eighth inning runs to beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 9 7. Pinch hitter Joe Garagiola doubled in Glenn Nelson for the winning run as Country Slaughter tied it with a single earlier. Al Brazle relieved to earn the win as Erv Palica took the loss.
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New Umpire George Ciarelli Joins Pioneer League
New Haven Connecticut native George Ciarelli has joined the Pioneer League umpiring staff replacing Sal Leone who retired due to illness. Ciarelli previously worked in the Florida International League in 1946 and the Western Association in 1947 before promotion to the Interstate League mid-season. He later worked the Colonial League in 1948 before leaving baseball for private business, which he has since left to rejoin umpiring with Pete Donett.
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New Haven
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Sal Leone
Ciarelli
Pete Donett
Ladies' Day Golf Winners Crowned At Pocatello
Mary Begley Dee Tigare and Blanche McMasters led in last week's Ladies' Day with Begley winning the first division and Tigare plus McMasters taking second and third respectively. Ellen Smith Idaho Hansen Carolyn Wade Anna Ruth Shields and Elene McLaughlin served as hostesses. Aug. 10 advancing next tournament at Pocatello Municipal course with a regular business meeting planned.
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Dee Tigare
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Pocatello Municipal Course
Acorns Edge Suds to Take Series at Oakland
The Oakland Oaks defeated the Seattle Rainiers 5-3 in a Pacific Coast League game before 4,745 fans to clinch the series.
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Raidy Edges Whittle In Hot Links Contest
In the Hot Links second round Clyde Raidy beat Cliff Whittle after 22 holes to reach the semifinals where he will meet the winner of the Arnold Peterson Web Cox match. Tom Begley advanced to face Ray Sherwood Jack Phillips winner. Other flights and consolation results noted with matches finishing tonight or by Thursday.
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Web Cox
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Ralph Marshall
Ray Sherwood
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Don Bale
Dan Kenaga
Les Anderson
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Lloyd Griffeth
Bob Carlson
Rex Peterson
Ernie Lehman
Harry Berryman
Gail Green
al Lehman
George Smith
Bill Wade
Chuck Miller
L. Gill
Tom Terrell
Construction of pheasants pens planned near Mink Creek
The Bannock County Sportsmen association plans a Thursday evening start to build pens at the old CCC camp near Mink Creek to release 2000 Chinese pheasants. After pen completion the state game department will plant the birds. Pocatello Junior Sportsmen meet next Wednesday at the local police station with new funding. The Bannock County Sportsmen donate fifty dollars to the group. The first Hunters' Carnival is set for October fifteenth with location to be announced and a large program planned.
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Bannock County Sportsmen ‘Association
One-Hitter Ken Holcombe Gains 15th Win in PCL
Solon hurler Ken Holcombe limited the Los Angeles Angels to three hits to earn his 15th victory as Sacramento edged the Angels 7 to 4 in a Pacific Coast League game.
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Ken Holcombe
Los Angeles Angels
Sacramento
Famed Canadian Trials To Be Judged By Schoonover
Clyde Schoonover of Bannock County Sportsmen association will judge the Border International Field Trials in Frobisher Saskatchewan September 5 for about six days. The event draws 125 to 150 entries and requires two judges each year. Schoonover plans to depart Sept 2 or 3 and arrive Sept 4.
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Bannock County Sportsmen Association
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Pocatello Sportsman
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Indians Move Closer To League Lead With 6 1 Victory
In New York on Casey Stengel’s 59th birthday the Yankees lost 9 to 2 to Chicago. The Indians beat Boston 1 to 6 after 10 innings, narrowing the AL gap to three-and-a-half games. Key hits came from Allie Clark and Ray Boone. White Sox beat the Yankees 14 hits with Don Wheeler homering, Bill Wight earned his 10th win, and Ed Klieman held the Yanks hitless. Virgil Trucks earned his 13th victory as Detroit routed Philadelphia 11–0. Roy Sievers drove in three as the Browns beat Washington 11–9. In the NL, Philadelphia swept Chicago to climb to fourth, Giants edged Reds 8–7 in 10 innings, and Hank Thompson delivered the deciding hit for New York.
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Waterfowl season extended by ten days nationwide
Secretary Krug announced a ten day extension of the water fowl hunting season. The expansion covers ducks geese brant coot rails and other water fowl following a favorable winter inventory. In the Pacific area the season rises from 40 to 50 consecutive days across two 20 day periods.
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Secretary of Interior
J. A. Krug
Albert M. Day
Fish and Wildlife Service
Pacific
Lastarza Triumphs Lyons In New York Bout
Roland Lastarza from New York, aged 185, stopped Jackie Lyons of Oklahoma City, aged 183, in a boxing match held in Long Beach New York.
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Jackie Lyons
Oklahoma City
Lewiston Juniors Dominate Pocatello in Playoff Opener
Lewiston American Legion junior team routed Pocatello 17 3 in the first game of a best of three for the Ida ho championship. The series shifts to Lewiston tonight at Ben Gal ground with a potential finish looming if Lewiston wins. If Pocatello wins, a deciding game will be played tomorrow in Lewiston before regional play in Portland next month.
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Pocatello
Idaho
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Babe” Caccia
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Cards Clash With Ogden In Pioneer League Series
Pocatello Cardinals chase first place with a three game set against Ogden Reds in Ogden. The team returns to Halliwell park for two games before a Salt Lake City Bees visit. A northward road swing to Billings and Great Falls beckons and a potential pennant deciding run unfolds.
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Motorcycle Races Planned in Rupert at Posse Park
Rupert will host a large motorcycle racing exhibition on Sunday August 14. Paul Bateman president of the Minidoka county posse reports. The Owyhee Motorcycle Club plans 10 events and track work is underway for the show at Posse Park.
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Minidoka County Posse
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Y's Softball League Concludes Regular Play August 13
The Majors' line scores by United Press cover American League game details, with players Coleman Shante Harris and Guerra noted. The regular season ends August 13 as teams finish their schedules in the Y's Softball League.
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Shante
Harris
Guerra
YMCA Softball Playoffs Set Amid Busy August Schedule
Two weeks remain before curtain on YMCA league playoffs with junior and senior divisions advancing to Aug. 16 17 and 18. The two losers meet in one game to reach a best two out of three final, while the sixth district tournament is Aug. 20 21 and city tournament Aug. 22 24.
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Hank” Watts
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Pocatello
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Seals Rally Past Padres In Ninth For 4-3 Win
Elmer Singleton delivered a sensational relief appearance in the ninth inning to hold San Diego to one run and preserve a 4-3 victory for the San Francisco Seals over the Padres on Saturday afternoon before 3 474 fans.
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Elmer Singleton
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