Torres' 5 Hit Hurling Gives Cards Victory
Adolpho Torres pitched five hits for the Pocatello Cardinals as they defeated the Salt Lake City Bees 10 to 2 at Derks Field to open a new series. The Cardinals chased Bees starter Dick Drilling in the first inning, scoring four runs, and Tor res allowed only five hits through seven innings while Bees defenders misplayed several chances. Key early hits from Lowins Mickelson and LeBlanc boosted the Cards, with Barczewski and Swederske producing late support as Drilling struggled on the mound.
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Post
Salt Lake City
Adolpho Torres
Pocatello Cardinals
Salt Lake City Bees
Derks Field
Dick Drilling
Schuerman
Lowins
Seenter
Mickelson
Cos al Neil
Ases
LeBlanc
Cheso
Drilling
Sheehan
Barczewski
Neill
Swederske
Bees
Torres
Salt Lake
Gamnino
Neil
LaBlanc
Sowins
Eil
Jacinto
Catone
Jurasin
Pioneer League Scores and Friday Schedule
Pocatello defeated Salt Lake 10 to 2. Twin Falls beat Great Falls 11 to 2 in 11 innings. Billings faces Boise in a double header, with Idaho Falls at Ogden and Great Falls at Twin Falls on Friday.
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Pocatello
Salt Lake
Tieane Falls
Ogden
Innie illings-Boise
Twin Falls
Great Falls
Billings
Boise
Idaho Falls
W.L. Pact. G
Anne
Ogden Lille
Great Fallstones
Epee Pailes Ieee
Ladies Golf Meet Held in Pocatello
The Pocatello Women's Golf Association held its first ladies day tournament on May 5 with hostesses led by Mary Begley and Lou Berryman. Prizes went to Mary Jensen and Marion Morgan for low scores in the blind hole tournament. A May 26 tournament at Ladies Ce featured Jo Terrell for low handicap and a luncheon hosted by June Daniels and others. A rummage sale for the swimming pool fund was announced to be held June 19 at the colored USO on North 1st Avenue.
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Pocatello Women's Golf Association
Mary Begley
Lou Berryman
Vi Bullock
Clara Cox
Mae Cox
Thelma Crowell
Mary Jensen
Marion Morgan
Ladies Ce
Jo Terrell
June Daniels
May Bale
Pat Bozzi
Bernice Comstock
Bess Craig
de Gerdes
Gladys Meek
USO
North
1St Avenue
Melton Still Has Old Fire Shines In Seals Victory
Clifford George Melton once in the minors and eight seasons with the New York Giants starred for the San Francisco Seals in an 11-0 rout of the Seattle Rainiers. He tossed 10 strikeouts and two singles to pace the win, widening the Seals Pacific Coast League lead to four games as San Diego shut out Oakland 11-0 and Sacramento tied Hollywood 8-8 in 13 innings. Portland and Los Angeles were on the move.
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San Francisco
Clifford George Melton
North Carolina
Clifforas
New York Giants
Seattle Rainiers
San Francisco Seals
Seals
San Diego
Oakland
Sacramento
Hollywood
Portland
Los Angeles
Redskins Trade For Fielding Zip
The Cleveland Indians traded outfielder Pat Seerey and pitcher Al Gettel to the Chicago White Sox for outfielder Bob Kennedy. Kennedy adds defense in the outfield though batting only .200 this season, per Lou Boudreau. An island removal from a Kansas map is noted.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Pat Seerey
al Gettel
Chicago White Sox
Bob Kennedy
Kennedy
Lou Boudreau
Indians
Scouts Track Prospects At Halliwell Park In Pocatello
Connie Reiss reports scouts from the St. Louis Cardinals New York Yankees Boston Red Sox Cincinnati Reds and others watching Twin Falls Cowboys and Ogden series players. Glen Wright Joe Cronin and Bobby Mattick assess Al Neil a Cardinal prospect with speed a strong arm and power eyeing Triple A and major league potential.
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Halliwell Park
Bill Brenzel
Ken Penner
St. Louis
Joe Devine
New York Yankee
Twin Falls Cowboys
Yankee
Pocatello
Glen Wright
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bobby Mattick
Cincinnati Reds
Wright
Boston Red Sox
Joe Cronit
Sox
Red Sox
al Neil
Husky Cardinal
Neil
Ogden
West Frankfort
Ill
Weather Forces Postponement of Boise Billings Doubleheader
Rain postponed the Boise Pilots versus Billings Mustangs doubleheader last night. The teams will complete the suspended game tonight weather permitting and make up the other game at a later date.
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Boise
Billings
Pilots
Mustangs
Opening Day Idaho Angling Sees High Waters Limit Spots
Idaho fishing opens amid widespread high waters from late spring thaws. Reports list Lava Hot Springs Soda Springs and Big Sheep Creek as the only decent spots, with many rivers muddy or turbulent. some lakes and reservoirs offer clearer water drawing anglers.
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Soda Springs
Big Sheep Creek
Tetonia
Victor
Arco
Mackay
Grace
Boise
State Fish and Game Department
Magie
Custer County
Adams
Williams
Lemhi
Anderson Ranch
Elmore Omunly
United Press
Silver Creek
Blaine County
Wood River
North Fork
Teton River
Portneuf
Henry’s Lake
Yellowstone
Cuttes Pre
Spots
Island Park
Ashton
Poilly
O.k
Picabo
Roilly
Armstead
Dell
Mont
Dilton
Snake River
Softball Y M C A League Thursday Scores and Schedule
Moose defeated B O R C 19 to 15 at Rainey Park with Safeway 19 Purina 14 and I A M 13 Allis-Chalmers 1. Evening games include Goldberg Girls versus Green White at 6 30 p m Flandros versus Garretts at 7 30 p m and Wasatch versus P A C at 8 30 p m At N O P diamond Marines meet Towne Club at 6 30 p m
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Purina
Allis-Chalmers
Rainey Park
Goldberg Girls
Green & White
Flandros
Garretts
Timely bunts spark Newhouser win over Yankees
Hal Newhouser pitched brilliantly to earn his fifth win as the Tigers defeated the Yankees 6 to 2 in 11 innings. A small bunt barrage by Detroit in the extra frame, plus Yankee misplays on the ninth inning bunt attempt, shifted the momentum in Newhouser's favor.
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New York
Hal Newhouser
Tigers
Yankees
Ed Lopat
Newhouser
Tiger
Steve O'Neill
Joe DiMaggio
Billy Johnson
Connie Niarhos
DiMaggio
Harvey Riebe
George Kell
Major Leagues National League results and home runs
Summary of NL and AL games with scores from New York Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis Boston Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland Washington Detroit and New York. Notable homers by Livingston Sauer Slaughter Gustine and Platt with pitchers Blackwell Roe Roe Highe and Voiselle among others. Postponement and rain affected several games including Cleveland Washington.
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Cincinnati
Newsome
Jones
Trinkle
Livingston
Blackwell
Gumbert
Lamanno
Newsom
Sauer
Cleveland
Seagpene W. L. Pet
G. B
New York Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Boston Hacnowess
Chicago
Brooklyn
Chicago Aetrenanaesons
Demaret Leads Albuquerque Open After 65 Round
Jimmy Demaret of Ojai California shot seven under par 65 to lead the opening round of the Albuquerque Open as 21 players finished under 72. George Schneiter of Ogden Utah fired a 66 for second place, an early finisher who led the field until Demaret's surge.
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N. M
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Cal
George Schneiter
Ogden
Demaret
Several Cars Entered in South Pocatello Burglary Spree
A rash of car burglaries in south Pocatello late Wednesday night saw four autos ransacked and about 500 dollars worth of clothing and tools stolen. Victims include E. E. Poole visiting W. H. Welton and Mr. Call of Afton, with items such as portable typewriters, a Scottish tweed topcoat, a medical bag, tools, and a light topcoat taken. A wing window was broken to gain entry and a medical bag contents were stolen from Dr. C. P. Groom’s car. Rich Merrill from Blackfoot also reported tool thefts.
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South Pocatello
E. E. Poole
W. H. Welton
South Ninth Ave
Mr. Call
Afton
Wyo
E. O. Rich
Reed Peterson
South Seventh Ave
South Seventh
Hillbrand
C. P. Groom
Richards Merrill
Blackfoot
Suges Wins Title In British Tourney
Louise Suggs of Atlanta defeated Jean Donald of Scotland 1 up in rain and wind at St Anne's to win the British Women's Amateur championship, becoming the second American to claim the title. Suggs led 3 up after 18 holes, trailed to 1 up, then won two of the last three holes to seal victory in a six hour match.
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England
Tiny Louise Suggs
Atlanta
U.S
Jean Donald
Scotland
Miss Donald
Suggs
Mildred
Babe) Didrikson Zaharias
Denver
Little Louise
Miss Suggs
Royal Latham and St. Anne’s
Legion Nines Take Game Two In Little World Series
Pocatello hosts the second game in the Little World Series as the Dodgers win 6 to 3 over the Giants with four straight third inning walks accounting for four runs. The deciding game is set for Saturday at 3 p.m. to choose the state junior tournament representative.
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Pocatello
Dodgers
Giants
American Legion
Red Rowe
Paul Arnold
Leroy Anderson
Ray Lish
Leo Gill
Doug Collins
Tuffy Evans
Walter
Jim Calager
Caccia Added to Idaho State Coaching Staff
Idaho State College hires Italo Babe Caccia as assistant football coach and physical education instructor joining Ed Willett in expanding the coaching staff. Head coach Johnny Vesser says the department expects a strong year and a good material pool from spring practice.
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Idaho State
Colege
Babe” Caccia
Caccia
Ed Willett
Colorado
Johnny Vesser
Pocatello High School
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Cat) Brecheen
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