Pioneer Diamond League Results From Tonight’s Games
Great Falls at Boise, Billings at Twin Falls, Idaho Falls at Ogden, and Pocatello at Salt Lake City faced weather delays. Billings and Twin Falls split a 10–4 line score. Boise defeated Boise in a later tally with home runs by Ji Peccia and Tom Inoviglia. Ted Bell homered for Twin Falls.
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Letter Men at Rutgers Reach 23 Varsity Letters
Rutgers athletes Andy Sivess and Steve Senko have 21 varsity letters from football basketball and baseball. They are expected to raise their total to 23 with diamonds spring season participation.
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Rutgers
Andy Sivess
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Last Year's Softball Champions Crush Railway Clerks 16-5
Loyal Order of Moose, last season's champions, defeated the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks 16-5 in YMCA league action. Merle Isham led the Moose with a two run homer and three hits as Steve's Bowling Alley beat the 313 Club 15-2 in the women's division.
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Pocatello Athletic Club
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Ray Kump
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Hronek
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Mary Faber
Ducker
Jackie Cullen
B. Evans
Major League Line Scores From The National League And American League
A compact roundup of recent baseball results across the Major Leagues. Key outcomes include St Louis and Cincinnati games with wins by Minner and Gumbert respectively, Chicago and New York high scoring affair, and multiple home runs by Jones Hodges Pafko Smalley Lohrke Gordon Thomson Vernon Chapman Joost Kell.
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Baker
Hatten
Minner
Edwards
Jones
Hodges
Chicago
New York
Chipman
McLish
Novotney
Kennedy
Cooper
Pafko
Smalley
Lohrke
Gordon
Thomson
Sixth Canto Rally Delivers Fort Hall Second League Win
Fort Hall edged the Methodist team from Pocatello 6 to 5 to claim its second straight Teenage league victory. The Braves broke the game open in the sixth inning with three singles and a double off R Hall, aided by a home run from Kutch. Billy LaVatta started for Fort Hall and held the Methodists to three hits, with Kutch earning the win after a sixth inning relief appearance.
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Pocatello
Braves
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Billy LaVatta
From Player to Coach Chicago Bud Wilkinson All-Star Coach
Charles Bud Wilkinson the former quarterback of the first college all-star team that beat the NFL champions became the first ex-all-star to coach an all-star squad.
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Chicago
Charles
Bud) Wilkinson
Probable Hurlers In Today's Baseball Games
Saturday's matchups list pitchers for eight games including Fowler at Cleveland Bearden at Detroit Parrott at St Louis Byrne at Chicago Masterson at Washington Wights at Chicago Hutchinson at New York Dickson at Brooklyn Wehmeier at New York Hartung at Chicago Heintzelman at Philadelphia Pollet at Boston Sain at Boston night.
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Fowler
Cleveland
Bearden
Boston
Parnell
Detroit
Hutchinson
New York
Byrne
St. Louis
Fannin
Washington
Masterson
Chicago
Wights
Pittsburgh
Dickson
Brooklyn
Barney
Cincinnati
Wehmeier
Hartung
Rush
Heintzelman
Pollet
Sain
Half Million To View Big Derby
About 500000 racing fans gathered at Epsom Downs for Britain’s 170th Derby. The crowd spanned from dukes to rubbish collectors as 33 horses lined up for one of the season’s biggest events, aiming to equal the 1862 record field of 34 if all start.
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Epsom
England
Epsom Downs
Britain
Surrey
Seventh Canto Rally Gives Burns Triumph
Early Wynn and Hal Newhouser win for Cleveland and Detroit as the American League clubs post decisive victories. The Indians crush Boston 8 1 behind Wynn four hitter with Rosen and Vernon homer hitting. Newhouser earns his fifth win aiding Detroit over Philadelphia 4 3 with Kell homering for the Tigers. In the NL, Brooklyn tops St Louis 5 2 aided by Hodges triple. Giants shell Cubs 15 5 as Kennedy wins. Reds and Phillies split a twinbill with Merriman and Litwhiler producing the decisive run in the opener and Meyer blanking Cincinnati in the second.
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Wynn
Boston
Hal Newhouser
Detroit
Athletics
George Kell
Alex Kellner
Tigers
Bob Swift
Paul Campbell
Don Kolloway
Kell
Kellner
Sam Chapman
Eddie Joost
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Gerry Staley
Dodgers
Gene Hermanski
Gil Hodges
Carl Furillo Finisley
Bruce Edwards
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Reds
Phils
Lloyd Merriman
Danny Litwhiler
Harry Gumbert
Rocley
Frank Fanovich
Jim Konstanty
Robin Roberts
Russ Meyer
Pible
Red
Auto Racer Metzler Dies From Injuries at Speedway
George Metzler a 38 year old Indianapolis driver died Friday from injuries suffered May 28 when his car crashed into a wall during a trial spin at the Indianapolis motor speedway. He died at Methodist hospital joining three other wounded in Memorial Day events. This marked speedway history's 40th accidental death.
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Indianapolis
George Metzler
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Metzler
Methodist Hospital
Speedway
Wilbur Shaw
American doubles team takes title at world indoor doubles
Jack Kramer and Bobby Riggs of Los Angeles won the world indoor lawn tennis doubles title at Wembley by defeating Pancho Segura of Guayaquil Ecuador and Dinny Pails of Australia in five sets 3-6 4-6 6-3 6-1.
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Wembley
Jack Kramer
Bobby Riggs
Los Angeles
Pancho Segura
Guayquil
Ecuador
Dinny Pails
Australia
England's Bank Holidays since 1871 legal holidays
England recognizes bank holidays as perpetual legal holidays celebrated since 1871.
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England
Racing Meet Opens at Stella's Fair Grounds Tomorrow
Stella's Fair Grounds hosts the first annual racing meet starting Sunday at 2 p.m. Earl King chairs the event with William Moorefield as starter and Timers Harry Saling and Bert Colbeer. Judges include Pete Jensen Knowles and Cavanaugh. announcers Hillman and Scott. Police Lt. White and Tolman secure grounds. free admission for children under 10. Four races plus specials on the program.
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Stella’s
William Moorefield
Harry Saling
Bert Colbeer
Pete” Jensen
William Knowles
Tommy Cavanaugh
Bob Hillman
Paul Scott
Ray G. Blakeley
Fair Grounds
H. White
C. Tolman
King
Woodcock Savold In Battle of Century in London
Bruce Woodcock surprised Freddie Mills with a knockout and earned a Sept 6 bout in London against American Lee Savold for a world heavyweight title shot. Woodcock, a former Doncaster railroad fireman, knocked out Mills at White City Stadium in 14 rounds, flooring him nine times before a 46 000 crowd.
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Bruce Woodcock
Freddie Mille
Great Britain
Woodcock
Lee Savold
Doncaster
Eng
Mills
White City
Giants Triumph Over Dodgers In Legion Series Opener
Giants win 6-1 as wild pitching and three errors fuel an early five-run first inning off Ken Hunt. Ray Lish allows only one hit while Junior Lowe gives five safeties to the Dodgers. Rowe drives in the lone Dodgers run on a two-base hit by Duckworth.
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Dodgers
Pocatello
Ken Hunt
Ray Lish
Hunt
Bill Horrocks
Junior Lowe
Duckworth
Rowe
Fair Waters Welcoming 49 Anglers
Thousands of Gem State anglers prepare to begin the 1949 fishing season in the Pocatello area as the general season opens. Idaho streams are muddy but expected to clear with rain. early fishing favors bait and spinners while fly fishing will improve later. Local spots include Imman and Rapid Creeks, Marsh Creek, Pebble Creek, Toponce Creek, Portneuf River above Pebble Creek, Swan Valley, and Mackay area with varying opening conditions.
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Gem State
Clyde Schoonover
Annock County Sportsman Association
Idaho
Cardinals Lead In Fielding And Batting In Pioneer League
The Pocatello Cardinals top the Pioneer League fielding average at .953, edging Boise .950 and Twin Falls .946. Team batting also led by Redbirds at .304, with Ogden .303 and Twin Falls .299. Jim O'Brien of Boise Pilots leads batting at .406. Larry Shepard of Billings has four straight pitching wins as of May 28 figures.
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Howe
Chicago
Boise
Twin Falls
Redbirds
Ogden
Big Jim O’brien
Boise Pilots
Billings
Larry Shepard
Pitchers Duel And Huge Ninth In PCL Action
In San Francisco the PCL produced four pitching battles with two low hits contests and two messier marathons. Oakland’s Lou Test defeated Al Lien 3-0, Hollywood’s Jack Salveson beat Dor Watkins 6-0, Portland used five pitchers in a 10-7 win over Sacramento, and Seattle rallied to beat San Diego 11-10 in 10 innings after a 7-run ninth.
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Oakland
Lou Test
al Lien
Hollywood
Jack Salveson
Los Angeles
Dor Watkins
Portland
Sacramento
San Diego
Seattle
Padres
Philadelphia Ties Home Run Record
The Philadelphia Phillies hit five home runs in the eighth inning against Cincinnati to tie the 1939 Giants and 1940 Red Sox marks. Willie Jones added a third inning triple and narrowly missed a record by inches at the left field wall.
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Philadelphia Phillies
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Cincinnati
New York Giants
Boston Red Sox
Willie Jones
Musidora Triumphs in 171st Oaks at Epsom Downs
English filly Musidora owned by N P Donaldson won the Oaks Stakes at Epsom Downs by a neck, defeating Coronation V and Vice Versa, in Britain's premier race for three year old fillies.
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N. P. Donaldson
Musidora
Epsom Downs
Britain
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