Vogel Carroll to Pitch Cardinals in Twin Bill Night
The Pocatello CardÂinals plan a twin bill with Idaho Falls after a rainout. Joe Carroll likely starts the seven inning game at 7 p.m., with Bob Vogel on the longer clash. Manager Milkes aims for improved health as Frank Dean returns, and future road trips loom to Salt Lake City and Ogden.
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Braves Rally To Top Phillies In Ninth For First Place
Boston Braves subdue Philadelphia 7 to 6 after trailing by five runs. Eddie Stanky hit by pitch and Marv Rickert walk set up the winning run in the ninth. Nelson Potter earned the victory. Conatser and Seminick homer for Philadelphia.
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Jack Banta
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Billings Mustangs sweep Boise Pilots in two shutouts
Billings capped a long home stand with two decisive 10 0 and 8 0 wins over Boise. John Stillwell pitched seven innings for the first game win backed by flawless fielding. In the nightcap Al Neuenswander and Fred Spazzio helped Billings to 8 runs as Sirota drove in runs and Frank Means homered in the sixth.
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Probable Hurlers In Today's Games
United PressAmeric an League slate lists pitchers for seven games including Lopat Judson Hafner Embree Fowler Trucks Hughson Benton Schmitz Jones Brecheen Roe Bickford and Borowy. Night matchups span New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Boston Cleveland and St Louis with multiple NL games in Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Philadelphia.
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Bengal Stickers Scheduled for Idaho State Cars
Printer’s note reports a Bengal tiger sticker for Idaho State college. Designed by professor Thomas P. West the orange and black emblem will appear on cars with the 1949 ISC football schedule printed on the reverse side.
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West Siders Win Annual Ball Crown
West Siders win the East-West championship in 10 innings 12 to 11 led by McGaugh who pitched all game. West tallied in the 10th, with key hits from Dickerson and West and three infield errors aiding the rally. East scored early, but McGaugh faltered in the seventh as West surged to force extra innings.
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Local mentors map three month summer layoff plans
Pocatello educators and coaches outline summer roles as they plan three month layoff period. Idaho State College figures John Vesser Ed Willett Italo Caccia Milt Holt Byrne Fernelius and Chace Anderson may teach summer classes while pursuing clinics and degrees.
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Pappy” Waldorf
University of California
Utah Clinic
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Idaho State
Milt “Dubby” Holt
Italo
Babe” Caccia
New York to Denver Star Vince Boryla Honored at MSG
Vince Boryla of New York and Denver earned the Gold Star symbolic award as the outstanding visiting college basketball player to appear in Madison Square Garden this year.
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Denver
Vince Boryla
Madison Square Garden
Williams Leads With Batted Runs In 41
Williams posts 41 runs batted in the season while Red S and Dyrs Robinson and Stephens contribute multiple runs. Wertz of the Tigers and Kiner of the Pirates also post notable RBI totals alongside Berra and the Yankees.
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Snead Downs Palmer To Win PGA Championship
Samuel Snead defeats Johnny Palmer 3 and 2 in Richmond to claim the PGA title and first prize of 3500 dollars while Palmer takes 1500 as runner up. Snead, once Navy veteran, overcomes early deficit with clutch play and steady putting on Hermitage course.
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Billy Belter
Japan
Rains Wash Out Softball Games
The YMCA Softball League debut was washed out by rain. Games will be rescheduled. Henry Watts says three remaining night matchups include Painter's versus N. O. P., Moose Lodge versus Allis-Chalmers, and Safeway versus Y's Men at 6:30, 7:30, and 8:30.
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New Hampshire Basketball Captains Shine in Exhibition
Two members of the New Hampshire basketball team, Captain Charlie nets a career highlight and Bill Simon stand out in a school showcase. The Durham lineup features strong play from local talent with emphasis on team defense and scoring pace.
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Palmer Exempt From Qualifying For National Open
John ny Palmer of Badin North Carolina was exempted from qualifying for the National Open after reaching the PGA finals. More than 1 200 others compete for 120 starting berths across 28 cities in 36 hole tests. The Open runs June 9 11 in Chicago.
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Wrestling card thrills in Pocatello as Olson beats James
In a two out of three falls main event Bill Olson defeats Johnnie James in 25 minutes with a body press. Johnny Carlin pins Billy McEuin in two straight falls, while Gorilla Poggi wins opener over Elmer Davis. Wrestling bouts sponsored by American Legion post No. 4 continue weekly with a women’s main event planned.
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Bill Olson
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Boston Crab
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Race Meet Set Sunday at Bannock County Fair Grounds
Eleven events form Sunday's program at Bannock County fair grounds under the Pocatello Riding club. Earl King says top feature is a rematch between Fayes d Or and Dunn. Horse show links present, with a 60 cent adult admission and free for under 10.
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Pocatellans Enter Hill Climbing Race
David Lucky Mattson and Dewey Clark of Pocatello enter the hill climbing contest at Green's hill near Salt Lake City. Clark finished third last year and seeks the top prize while Mattson, who rode at Hippo drome, placed fifth in the qualifying round and showed strong results in earlier heats before finishing fourth in the final stretch.
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Lucky” Mattson
Dewey Clark
Pocatello
Green’s Hill
Salt Lake City
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Pocatellan
Local Squad Honored At Noon Lunch
At Bannock hotel the Pocatello Kiwanis heard Marvin Milkes Cardinal business manager explain baseball’s growth to national prominence and its feeder role from clubs like Pocatello into major leagues. Fifteen Cardinal players attended as guests, introduced by Walt Lowe. Harold Hinckley urged community support for the club, and Jack Halliwell summarized ten years of Pioneer league progress noting rookie limits.
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Bannock Hotel
Marvin Milkes
Cardinal
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Pocatello
Walt Lowe
Harold Hinckley
Martell Fogg
Pioneer League
Jack Halliwell
Halliwell
Pioneer
Golfers At Pocatello Links Meet Draw Large Crowd
About 400 golfers crowded the Pocatello Municipal course over the long weekend for the Links Meet. Wilson Brothers Sport Goods sweepstakes awarded both men and women prizes with winners in multiple divisions led by R W Dickman George Young Webb Cox in the top men’s bracket and Marion Morgan Peggy Olson taking the women’s honors.
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Pocatello Municipal Course
John Tuttle
Wilson Brothers Sport Goods
R. W. Dickman
George Young
Webb Cox
H. Anderson
John Stanley
H. Howell
Bill Terrell
Bob Burrell
E. W. Hall
Roy Morgan
Marion Morgan
Mae Cox
Joe Carroll
Peggy Olson
Budge Advances In World Pro Indoor Tennis
Don Budge, former Wimbledon champion, advanced to the second round at Wembley in the world men’s professional indoor lawn tennis championships. He defeated Holland’s Johannes De Nos in a tight match 6-2 9-7 after a taxing effort.
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