Cardinals rally to blank Twin Falls 8 3 for eighth straight win
Pocatello Cardinals beat Twin Falls Cowboys 8 to 3 at Halliwell Park extending their league lead to eight straight victories. Bob Vogel went distance, Ted Lewandowski and Charlie Williams sparked key hits, and the crowd watched Elks lodge flag day ceremonies before the 8:30 p m start.
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Lewandowski
Elks
Walt Lowe
Pocatello Cardinals
Twin Falls Cowboys
Bob Vogel
Gate City
Halliwell Park
Elks Lodge
Redbird
Stan Slack
Slack
Joe Carroll
Pocatello
Twin Falls
Red Jessen
Charlie Buck
Vogel
Invaders
Cardinals
Dale Hittle
Charlie Williams
Ted Lewandowski
Dom Barczewski
Lowe
Hottentots Defeat Flandro Nines At Alameda Park
About 500 fans watched the Chicago Hottentots overpower C. Ed Flandro of Pocatello 4 to 1 at Alameda Park. The Negro team featured sharp fielding strong base running and powerful hits while Freeman allowed one safety and Borowy Fenwick and Farnes gave up five.
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Chicago Hottentots
Windy City
C. Ed Flandro
Pocatello
Alameda Park
Freeman
Flandro
Joe Borowy
Leon Fenwick
Wally Farnes
Elks To Hold Flag Services At Park Tonight
Elks lodge to conduct flag services at Halliwell park before the Pocatello Twin Falls baseball game. Ceremonies begin 7 30 p m with Boy Scouts presenting allied nation flags and Pocatello city band directed by Guy Gates. R F Brookhart reads rituals. Monsignor E R Cody delivers the flag day address. attendees receive lapel flags.
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Elk Lodge
Halliwell Park
Pocatello Twin Falls
Redbird
Marvin Milkes
Pocatello
Guy Gates
Milkes
Elks Lodge
R. F. Brookhart
Boy Scouts
E. R. Cody
Pioneer Diamond League results and last night scores
In the Pioneer Diamond League last night Billings Mustangs defeated Salt Lake Bees 11 to 2 at Derks Field. Boise beat Idaho Falls 5 to 7, with Great Falls 103 002 000 and Stumpf, Guy and twatoon noted in Salt Lake City. Tonight’s games feature Twin Falls at Pocatello Great Falls at Ogden Billings at Salt Lake and Boise at Idaho Falls.
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Pioneer League
Pocatello
Great Falls
Salt Lake City
Twin Falls
Seeee
Idaho Falls
Ogden
Billings
Salt Lake
Boise
Stumpf
Guy
Twatoon
Billings Mustangs
Salt Lake Bees
Derks Field
Mustangs
Bees
Stillwell
Sirota
Morones
Asplund
Tiesiera
Gromek Sustains Head Contusion in Pregame Hit
Cleveland pitcher Steve Gromek suffered a left head contusion after being struck by a foul ball during pre game practice. Team physician Edward Castle said X rays showed no fracture and Gromek could return in a day or two.
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Cleveland
Steve Gromek
Cleveland Indians
Edward Castle
Gromek
Dodgers stretch lead with Newcombe strong in win
Don Newcombe pitched seven innings allowing five hits and striking out nine as the Dodgers beat the Reds 11 to 3 for their sixth straight win. Roy Campanella and Pee Wee Reese homered, and Brooklyn piled up 12 hits to widen the gap atop the standings.
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NEW York
Don Newcombe
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Newcombe
Montreal Royals
Dodgers
Roy Campanella
Pee Wee Reese
Utah Fishermen Begin Opening Day of 1949 Season
Utah wardens left the lakes open as 100000 anglers flooded streams for the season opener. Rain and thawing weather stirred muddy waters making roily creeks, while the fish and game department called it excellent fishing conditions for opening day.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Fish and Game Department
MSU sweeps IC4A titles in cross country and track
Michigan State University dominates the IC4A meet capturing team titles across cross country, indoor track, and outdoor track. The efficient performance crowns MSU as overall meet leaders.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
Espitallier Delivers as Navy Beats Krafts 19 12 in slugfest
Naval Ordnance plant nine edge Krafts Cheese 19 to 12 in a high scoring game. Espitallier limited Krafts to six hits while collecting three singles and a double. Fourth inning surge gives JACLs 9 2 win over Allis Chalmers. Moose lodge squad tops Safeway 8 3 with Foster homer.
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YMCA
Naval Ordnance Plant
Kraft’s Cheese
NOP
Cheese Crew
Ernie Espitallier
Navy
Kraft
Jacl’s
Allis-Chalmers
Shin Kawamura
Gene Sato
Will Kawamura
Bill Fuger
Allis- Chalmer
Pactsates
Fuger
Kawamura
Hall
Knowles
S. Kawamura
Sato
W. Kawamura
Methodist Nine Halts Moreland In Teen Age Baseball
Pocatello Methodist Nine defeated Moreland 10 to 3 in a Teen-age league game at Moreland. Eugene Mullens led Pocatello with three hits including two doubles and a single. Williams led Moreland with three hits, and F Colson hit a triple for Moreland.
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Eugene Mullens
Pocatello Methodist
Moreland
Gijen
Pocatello
Stanley
Pearson
Hipano
Pocatellans
Williams
Anderson
F. Colson
Reds Pitcher-Manager Walters Acknowledges Active Duty
Bucky Walters, manager of the Cincinnati Reds, also appears as an active pitcher marking him as the third Reds leader to pitch in uniform. Earlier instances were Clark Griffith from 1909 to 1911 and Christy Mathewson in 1916.
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Cincinnati
Bucky Walters
Reds
Clark Griffith
Christy Mathewson
The Majors Line Scores Across Leagues
National League Cincinnati and Brooklyn games ended with Cincinnati 11 Brooklyn 12 in a 11 inning clash. American League matchups saw New York defeat Washington 7 to 9 after a late rally, with key pitching by Feller and Berra for New York. Detroit edged Philadelphia 8 to 9 as Masterson and Evans contributed on offense and defense. Postponed Philadelphia at St. Louis due to rain.
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Boston
St. Louis Casine
Lly
Philadelphia
New York Oon
Chicago Seseaaoeenenenseeee Iky
Pittsburgh
Hollywood
Seattle
San Diego
Oakland
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Sacramento
Los Anal
Portlan Grits
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Walt Dubiel
Emil Rush
Pete Reiser
George Munger
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Marty Marion
Vernal Jones
Hank Borowy
New York Yankees
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Indians
Allie Reynolds
Washington
Detroit
Clyde Vollmer
Gil Coan
Ed Stewart
Don Kolloway
Walt
Hoot) Evers
New York
Reynold
Berra
Niarhosm
Feller
Zoldak
Papish
Hegan
Tresh
Base Stealing By Egbert Gives Westside Victory
Little Jack Egbert departed the field as the hero, his fleet base running lifting the Pocatello POST westside carriers to a 6 5 win over the east carriers. Egbert stole second in the sixth, then stole third and home to break a 5 5 tie as Gary Ford pitched the West Side nine to victory.
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Jack Egbert
Diamonds
Egbert
Pocatello Post
Bill Ziegler
Gary Ford
Westside
Middlecoff Wins National Open At Medinah In Dramatic Finish
Dr Cary Middlecoff, 28 year old Memphis dentist, captured the National Open at Medinah with a 286 total two over par. Slammin Sam Snead and Clayton Heafner tied for second at 287 after a late rally, with Snead just missing the comeback on the water 17th.
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Chicago
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Medinah Country Club
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
N. C
Heafner
Middlecoff
Snead
Sam
Dons Sell Quarterback Dick Ottele to Hornets
The Chicago Hornets of the All America Football Conference purchased quarterback Dick Ottele from the Los Angeles Dons on Saturday.
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DONS
Chicago
Chicago Hornets
All America Football Conference
Dick Ottele
Los Angeles Dons
Dean Leads Po Catello Cards In Hitting Parade
Frank Dean tops the Pocatello Cardinals hitters with a .391 batting average through June 5 and an estimated .415 current mark. Jim Daniels, Will Brown, and Temple lead the league in front of him, while Charlie Williams leads Pocatello in RBIs and Rhinehart and Nenna post notable averages. Williams also paces the circuit with 13 doubles.
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Frank Dean
Pocatello Cardinal
Howe News Bureau
Chicago
Dean
Jim Daniels
Great Falls
Will Brown
Idaho Falls
Temple
Ogden
Charlie Williams
Pocatello
Walt Lowe
Ted Lewandowski
Dick Morgan
Dom Barczewski
Vern Rhinehart
Boise
Rhinehart
Larry Nenna
Williams
Preakness King Wins Big Race at Belmont Stakes
Green Tree stable's Capot won the 81st Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park on a fast track. Calumet Farms Ponder burst late but finished second while Isidore Bieber's Palestinian claimed third.
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Preakness King
New York
Greentree Stable
Capot
Belmont Park
Calumet Farms
Ponder
Isidore Bieber
Florida Ace Wins Kent Links Crown
Gardner Mulloy of Miami captures the Kent Lawn Tennis Tournament men’s singles title after Earl Cochell of San Francisco retires in the first set due to a pulled back muscle. Cochell’s Wimbledon hopes suffered a setback with the injury ahead of the June 20 start.
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Beckenham
Eng
Gardner Mulloy
Miami
Fla
Earl Cochell
San Francisco
Cochell
White Sox cancel Scale option. Rapp traded to Oakland
Chicago White Sox drop the option on outfielder Jerry Scale of Oakland and instead sell outfielder Harl Rapp to the Pacific Coast League club. Scale and first baseman Gordon Goldsberry had been optioned to Oakland earlier in the week. Scale remains with Chicago charted as kept.
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Chicago White Sox
Jerry Scale
Oakland
Harl Rapp
Sox
Rapp
Scale
Gordon Goldsberry
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