Pioneer Diamond League results and last night games
In last night's Pioneer Baseball League action the Ogden Reds crushed Billings 14 to 6 as Speratore, Shephard, Sirota, Kushner and McConnell led the Reds offense. Twin Falls beat Idaho Falls 8 to 5 with Don Michaelson homering for Twin Falls. Salt Lake City defeated Billings 12 to 6. Tonight's games: Twin Falls at Pocatello Great Falls at Ogden Billings at Salt Lake Boise at Idaho Falls.
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Twin Falls
Pocatello
Great Falls
Ogden
Billings
Salt Lake
Boise
Idaho Falls
Ogden Reds
Billings Mustangs
Reds
Sirota
Temple
Bantora
McConnell
Speratore
Shephard
Kushner
John Hurley
Hal Danielson
Joe Greco
Jack Lloyd
Luke Tapp
Don Michaelson
Coast Standings Show Tight Race Across Regions
Pacific Coast standings update from Thursday games list Portland beating San Francisco 10 to 9 with Sacramento 7 and Oakland 3 while Seattle trails 2 to Los Angeles 1. In southern matchups San Diego edges Hollywood 7 to 3.
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Pacific Coast
Portland
San Francisco
Sacramento
Oakland
Seattle
Los Angeles
San Diego
Hollywood
Lewiston Bengals Crown State Baseball Championship
Lewiston high school wins the state baseball title by defeating Pocatello 19 to 3. The Bengals collected 13 hits off two Pocatello pitchers, with Plynn and Arnone securing the battery for Lewiston.
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Lewiston
Northern Idaho Crew
Pocatello High School
Pocatello
Bengals
Northerners
Tommy Flynn
Ron Klefner
Steve Detmer
Spiker
Locke
Detmer
Lindsey
Evans
Plynn
Arnone
Pocatello Cardinals tame Boise Pilots in big eighth
The Pocatello Cardinals beat the Boise Pilots 10 to 6 at Halliwell park to extend their win streak to seven. Sherman Wankier fired eight and one third innings, collected a double and two singles, and sparked the offense with Nen na and Williams contributing key hits in the late rally.
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Walt Lowe
Pocatello Cardinals
Lowe
Boise Pilots
Sherman Wankier
Halliwell Park
Wankier
Pocatello
Pilots
Loweman
Noyes
Capitol City
Charlie LaMar
Nenna
Williams
Singleton
Boise
Gate City
Frank Dean
Stan Slack
al Spaziano
Ongilot
Stenge
Pocatello AB
Nennarf
Os Dean
Czaplewsk Williams
Lewandowski Barczewski
Zich
Morgan
Ces Isssves
Boise Poa
Koenig
O'Brien
Sheehan
Valentine
LaMar
Stenger
Constantino
Phipps
Xazian
Managers Fined by Pioneer League After June Games
Salt Lake City manager Walt Lowe and Pocatello manager Rupert Thompson were fined by Pioneer League President Jack Halliwell for conduct during recent games in Ogden and Salt Lake City. Lowe owes 12.50 and Thompson a 10.00 penalty with due dates set for June 14, plus a dugout ban on Thompson during disputes.
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Pocatello Cardinal
Walt Lowe
Salt Lake City
Rupert
Tommy” Thompson
Pioneer League
Jack Halliwell
Lowe
Redbirds
Ogden
Thompson
Halliwell
Brosch Holds Narrow Open Lead After Two Rounds
Al Brosch of Garden City New York leads the National Open at Medinah after two rounds with 141. Cary Middlecoff of Memphis and Buck White of Greenwood are one stroke back at 142, each thriving with strong rounds. Les Kennedy shared first round honors with Brosch before slipping.
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Chicago
al Brosch
Garden City
N. Y
Brosch
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Tenn
Buck White
Greenwood
Miss
Middlecoff
Medinah Country Club
White
New
Les Kennedy
Pawtucket
Pro John Tuttle fires four under par on six holes
John Tuttle, new pro at Pocatello Municipal, shot 19 for six holes, four under par, in a four-some round. He stood one stroke from the three under par record set years ago as locals noted the tough par 23 layout.
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John Tuttle
Pocatello Municipal Course
Tuttle
Halliwell Park Attendance Aims for 100000 Fans
Halliwell Park reports season attendance figures with manager Marvin Milkes aiming to reach 100000 through the gates to see the Cardinals in action. Current tally after 14 games stands at 18531 with per game totals listed.
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Halliwell Park
Marvin Milkes
Cardinals
Major League Line Scores from National and American Leagues
National League games feature Pittsburgh and New York with Westlake Cas tiglione homeruns and Chicago 6 2 0. Boston 6 8 0. Cincinnati and Brooklyn finish 9 10. St Louis 2 9 0 Philadelphia 3 12 0. American League shows Philadelphia vs St. Louis postponed by rain. Boston 9 2 0 Chicago 4 0 0. New York 9 0 0 Cleveland 2 5 0.
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Billings
Great Falls
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Twin Falls
Ogden
Boise
New York
Detroit Eons
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston Senecas
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
National League Standings Ltd
Brooklyn
Boston
New Yor
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Verle
McCullough
Jansen
Webb
Cooper
Westlake
Castiglione
Rush
Chipman
Lade
Orney
Spahn
Salkeld
Fox
Fanovich
Howell
Hatten
Edwards
Bloodworth
Furillo
Brazle
Wilks
Hearn
Rice
Garagiola
Heintzelman
Seminick
Fielder Tops Pioneer Hitters. Daniels Leads with 437 Avg
Jim Daniels of Great Falls overtook Jim O Brien of Boise as Pioneer league top hitter with a .437 average after 17 hits in 30 at bats during May 20 to June 4. Ogden's John Temple at .392 sits second. Daniels also leads in runs with Pilot, while Pickett and Koenig headline doubles and stolen bases.
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Jim O’brien
Boise
Jim Daniels
Great Falls
Howe News
Chicago
Daniels
Ogden
John Temple
Charles Pickett
Twin Falls
Ned Sheehan
Pocatello
Charlie Williams
Rip Koenig
Jim Valentine
Billings
Larry Shepard
Frank Dean
Restelli Up for Pirates in 20,000 Trade Deal
The San Francisco Seals announced the conditional sale of outfielder Dino Restelli to the Pittsburgh Pirates for 20000 dollars cash and the services of pitcher Hal Gregg and outfielder Cully Rikard. Restelli, an Italian from Gallego High School in San Francisco, leads the Seals in most hitting categories.
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Pirates
SAN Francisco
San Francisco Seals
Dino Restelli
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hal Gregg
Cully Rikard
Restelli
Gallileo High School
Seals
Hot Tots Face Chicago Hottentots In Alameda Park Showdown
C Ed Flandro directs the Pocatello softball nine in a 6 30 p m game against the Chicago Hottentots at Alameda Park. Wally Farnes will pitch for Pocatello with many local stars in the lineup. The famed visitors boast coast to coast reputation and a pepper game in the fifth inning adds flair to the matchup.
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Chicago Hottentots
Alameda Park
C. Ed Flandro
Ford Team
Verl Thornock
Pocatello
Rube Moore
Hottentots
New York
California
Windy City
Chicago
Wally Farnes
Idaho State College
Fiandro
Leon Fenwick
Don Ashcroft
Sam Grayson
Lynn Holladay
Jack Lintelmann
Newt Gunther
Jay Bybee
Errol Jacobsen
John Sanna
Glen Ellsworth
Joe Bowery
Parr Sainsbury
Thornock
Kodak Park
Rochester
N. Y
Phillips Oilers
Crimson
Toledo
Ohio
Frisch Named Cubs Manager After Grimm Resigns
Frankie Frisch will pilot the Chicago Cubs replacing Charlie Grimm as manager. Grimm shifts to vice president and will have duties as a club executive while Frisch takes over the field manager position next Tuesday after the road trip.
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Frisch
Chicago
Cub
Grimm
Vice
NEW York
New York Giants
Frankie Frisch
Chicago Cubs
Charlie Grimm
Ed Jimmy Wilson
Giant
Horace Stoneham
Giants
Polo Grounds
Jim Gallagher
Cubs
Gallagher
Charley Grimm
Hat passed through crowd at game raises Tots travel fund
OF Da Thornock notes a hat will circulate among spectators during the game. All donations will support the Tots traveling expenses.
Belmont Stakes Field Gathers For 81st $75000 Test
Calumet Farm's Ponder and Isidor Bieber's Pal estinian head an eight horse group for the 81st Belmont Stakes the third leg of racing's triple crown. Ponder is co favorite with Pal estinian after Derby and Peter Pan wins. Pal estinian has a key victory this year in the Jersey stakes over Olympia.
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Ponder
Bieber
Fred Hooper
Olympia
Flandro's Edges Moose In Y Loop In YMCA Softball Race
Flandro's, last year's district champions, edged the Moosemen 6-5 in seven innings with a seventh inning rally after an infield error. John Sanna scored the winning run on Joe Bowery's single as Flandro's claimed a narrow win and momentum in the league race.
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C. Ed Flandro
Order of Moose
Flandro
Joe Bowery
Ick
Lea Dobrizynski
Wally Farnes
Foun
Jack Mlot
Mike Gilmore
Bowery
Farnes
Grayson
Dobrizynski
California Foresees Big PCC Fine For Codes Violations
Brutus Hamilton, athletic director of California, said Friday that the University of California and likely the other nine Pacific Coast Conference schools will be fined for athletic code violations.
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PCC
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Brutus Hamilton
California
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Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
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