Cards Pocket Sixth Straight Triumph Via Marathon Method
Pocatello Cardinals topple Boise Pilots 22 to 12 in a marathon league game at Halliwell Park. Larry Nenna, Dom Barczewski, and Frank Dean powered three homers in the first frame as Buck earned his second win. Boise’s Al Lee lasted 1/3 inning before Pettit, Owens, and Neuenswander followed. Rhineheart hit another grand slam in the eighth. Attendance 1,472.
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Los Angeles’ Coliseum
Walt Lowe
Pocatello Cardinals
Boise Pilots
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Lowe
Alton Lee
Pettit
Fred Owens
al Neuenswander
Bill Stites
Bill Buck
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Buck
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Dom Barczewski
Frank Dean
Vern Rhineheart
Ned Sheehan
al Spaziano
Dick Czaplewski
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le Camus
Indians Downed In First Game
Joe Ruddell won a hurling battle against Ray Lish Wednesday evening at Lewiston as the host Bengals capped the first game to ward Idaho's high school diamond championship. Lish allowed Lewiston six scattered hits, but doubles by Ray Miller and Gene Desilet gave Lewiston the win. Don Lindsy pitched for Pocatello, Desilet caught for Lewiston, and Pocatello had four hits.
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Joe Ruddell
Ray Lish
Lewiston
Bengals
Idaho
Lish
Pocatello
Ray Miller
Gene Desilet
Don Lindsy
Desilet
First successful liquid fuel rocket fired in 1926 at Auburn
A World War I era experiment achieved a historic milestone when the world’s first successful liquid fuel rocket launch occurred in Auburn Massachusetts on March 16 1926. The test marked a pivotal moment for rocketry and aviation science led by early pioneer Robert H Goddard and his team.
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Auburn, Mass
Cardinals Move 8:30 Start For Home Games
Pocatello Cardinal home games at Halliwell Park will start at 8:30 p.m. instead of 8:15 p.m. beginning today. The 15 minute shift is to accommodate longer days with summer coming on. Team executive Marvin Milkes announced the change.
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Cardinals
Halliwell Park
Pocatello Cardinal
Marvin Milkes
Results From Pioneer Diamond League Tonight And Last Night
Tonight's schedule lists Boise at Pocatello, Billings at Ogden, Great Falls at Salt Lake City, and Twin Falls at Idaho Falls. Last night Great Falls beat Salt Lake 9 to 3 in seven innings in the opener, while Idaho Falls won 5 to 3 over Twin Falls in the second game.
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Boise
Pocatello
Billings
Ogden
Great Falls
Salt Lake City
Twin Falls
Idaho Falls
Salt Lake
Maynard Parks
Frank Gabler
Bob Stumpf
Charley Woodbury
Will Tiesiera
Jim Eskenberry
Dale Hittle
Hal Danielson
Harry Nygard
Luke Tapp
Bruce Schroeder
Vance Thurston
Glen Huat
Jim Barnes
Twenty six golfers set for Logan match Sunday
Some 26 linksmen have signaled they will join the Logan match this Sunday morning on the Logan greens. Many Pocatello Golf Association members plan a Utah trip Saturday with a workout at Logan in the afternoon. Those departing tomorrow should contact John Tuttle for hotel and trip arrangements.
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Logan
Logan Greens
Pocatello Golf Association
Utah
Logan Course
John Tuttle
Tuttle
Bob Dickman
Leo Lambert
Dan Kanaga
Bill Hill
H. Zimmerli
Ray Squires
Bill Griggs
Ray Sherwood
Jim Berlin
Webb Cox
H. Peterson
Rex Peterson
Ben Peterson
Dr. Bales
B. Terrell
Jack Phillips
Bill Tayman
R. Birrell
E. Collins
8. Scott
C. Wittle
B. Thurston
R. Marshall
J. Chenworth
Zeke Hubbard
Roy Morgan
Flandro's Nine Set for Sizzling Pro Softball in Pocatello
First professional softball team to play in the Gate City this season arrives with a determined look to halt C Ed Flandro's nine tomorrow night at Alameda Park. Chicago Hottentots, managed by Ver Thornock, face last year's district champions at 6 30 p.m. under Ruben Moore. The Windy City club boasts 1670 victories against 68 losses and features ace pitcher Free Wheeling Freeman with two no hit games this season.
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Gate City
C. Ed Flandro
Alameda Park
Chicago Hottentots
Ver Thornock
Windy City
Flandro
Ruben Moore
Hottentots
West
Moore
Freeman
Moundsman
Phillies outlast Pirates in 18 inning marathon
In a marathon relief pitching duel 18 innings long the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 3. Del Ennis, Andy Seminick and Johnny Mayo delivered the decisive hits as Murray Dickson and Jim Konstanty battled scoreless for nine innings apiece before the Phils finally scored.
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Philadelphia Sappers
Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Murray Dickson
Jim Konstanty
Cincinnati
Phils
del Ennis
Andy Seminick
Johnny Mayo
Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Ebbetsfield
Leo Durocher
Giants
Cardinals
Durocher
Eddie Kazak
USC Coach Predicts Tough Washington Showdown
USC grid mentor Jeff Cravath says Washington will provide a rugged test for his team. He notes Washington recruited top California junior college talent and believes the Huskies’ alumni are playing stronger football than USC’s.
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Spokane, Wash
Trojan
Jeff Cravath
University of Southern California
University of Washington
California
Washington
Cravath
The Majors Line Scores Recap from Baseball Games
National League results show Chicago Brooklyn and St Louis New York and Pittsburgh Philadelphia Boston St Louis New York Detroit games with Branca Konstanty and other pitchers earning wins. Home runs by Salkeld Graham Platt and other sluggers noted along with late innings outcomes.
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Kinder
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Quinn
Tebbetts
Martin
Starr
Lollar
Graham
Platt
Kennedy Holds Early Lead In National Open
Les Kennedy of Pawtucket Rhode Island shot 69 on Medinah number three to seize a one stroke lead midway through the opening round of the 49th National Open. Farlow Herman Barron and Chick Harbert were a stroke back after each carded 70.
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Ill
Les Kennedy
Pawtucket
R. I
Medinah
Charles Farlow
Greensboro
N. C
Herman Barron
White Plains
N. Y
Chick Harbert
Detroit
Acorn Moves Up Chicago White Sox Roster
The Chicago White Sox announced deals to bolster reserves and replace rookie Gus Zernial who broke his collarbone while hitting .355. George Metkovich of Oakland will take Zernial’s spot after the Sox sent two players and cash to the Pacific Coast League club.
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Chicago White Sox
Gus Zernial
Zernial
George Metkovich
Oakland
Sox
Metkovich
Watch It Grow at Halliwell Park This Season
Marvin Milkes of Pocatello Card inal aims for 100000 attendance at Halliwell Park this season. He notes home crowds lag last year and promises promotions to boost turnout. The Pocatello POST will run daily attendance updates as teams push toward the Sept 11 close. Attendance stood at 18 531 after 15 games with a 88 000 record last year.
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Pocatello Cardinal
Halliwell Park
Milkes
Redbirds
Pocatello
Walt Lowe
Pocatello Post Sports Section
Huge scores light up YMCA ball games in local league play
Thursday saw high scoring in the YMCA Softball league with Safeway beating Purina Chow 18 to 9 after a seven run third inning. The Painters defeated the Machinists 6 to 3, aided by five different hitters, while the Y's Men toppled Allis-Chalmers 11 to 2 in the opener.
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Safewaymen
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Purina
Safeway Gang
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Bill Smith
Safeway
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Marley
Labrena
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Allis-Chalmers
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Pocatello Opens Municipal Pool With Full Scale Summer Use
The city unveils an $80,000 municipal pool at Ross Park today at 2 p.m. under the recreation commission. Idaho State college student Orville Baker will operate the facility, offering 9 a.m. weekday hours and 1 p.m. start on weekends. Red Cross classes will run mornings, with potential 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. public swims. About 400 people may be accommodated at once as changes of water occur every eight to twelve hours.
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City Recreation Commission
Ross Park
Orville Baker
Idaho State College
Baker
Red Cross
Parker
Wayne Booth
Nuttall Knocks Out Garcia In Spokane Ring Night
Keith Nuttall of Brigham City Utah stopped Johnny Garcia of El Paso Texas in the second round of a scheduled ten round bout in Spokane Washington.
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Wash
Keith Nuttall
Brigham City
Utah
Johnny Garcia
el Paso
Tex
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