Cards Fall 11-9 in Ninth Inning Collapse at Halliwell Park
Pocatello manager Nat LeBlanc battles ailing staff but sees a seven run ninth inning rally by Twin Falls Cowboys erase a 9-4 lead. Gene Sack and Ray Lewins homered for Pocatello. Maruca earned win, Dudrey took loss as Cowboys rise to within three games of the Cards. Next game scheduled with Koby vs Eskenberry at 8:15 p.m.
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Jack Harvey
Pocatello Cardinal
Nat LeBlanc
Cards
Twin Falls Cowboys
Halliwell Park
Pocatello
Bob Mahoney
N Dudley
Dudrey
Adolpho Torres
Twin Falls
Torres
Idaho Falls
Gene Sack
Ray Lewins
George Koby
Jim Eskenberry
Cowboys
Maruca
Kener
Americans Progress In London Grasscourt Championships
Twelve American players including the Wrights advanced in the London grasscourt championships a dress rehearsal for Wimbledon. Six reached the third round as others won first round matches. Barbara Scofield defeated P P OConnell 8 6 6 1. Louise Brough beat A A Schou Nielsen 6 1 6 2. Doris Hart routed L J Osborne 6 0 6 3. Helen Ribahny defeated P P Lowe 6 1 6 1. Patricia Todd beat A A Peterdy 6 1 6 0. Argyle Rice eliminated C F O Lister 8 6 9 7.
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London
Barbara Scofield
Coral Gables
Fla
P. P. O'Connell
England
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
A. A. Schou-Nilsen
Denmark
Doris Hart
Miami
L. J. Osborne
Helen Ribahny
Boston
P. P. Lowe
Patricia Todd
la Jolla
A. A. Peterdy
Hungary
Argyle
Oilers Win Wasatch Beats Town Club 4-2 in Softball Opener
In Rainey Park opening night of the YMCA Independent Softball League Oilers Win Wasatch beat the Town Club 4-2. BOC R trimmed the Y's Men 18-11 and PAC nosed out NOP. Tonight Purina Mills faces Allis Chalmers Town Club meets C Ed Flandro's and Steves Girl plays Green and White Girls.
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Wasatch Oil
Rainey Park
B.O.C.R
P.A.C
N.O.P
Purina Mills
Allis-Chalmers
Town Club
Archery Meet Revived at Local YMCA Tonight
YMCA athletic director Henry Watts announced archery events resume at the YMCA. Russ Hoogerhyde, five time national archery champion, will have movies shown tonight at 8 p.m. at the YMCA. Watts urged archery enthusiasts to attend.
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YMCA
Henry Watts
Russ Hoogerhyde
Watts
Top Fund Bill Is Set For Speedy Approval
A compromise version of the largest interior department appropriation bill to date is prepared for swift House and Senate action. The measure would provide about 400 million dollars for 1949 operations, including 250 million for western reclamation. A Straits rider would require five years engineering experience for the reclamation commissioner and top aides by January 31, 1949, potentially ousting Commissioner Michael Straus if still in office.
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Washington
LLP
Interior Department
House
Senate
Truman
Straits Rider
Michael Straus
California
Richard L. Boke
Boxing Roundup Delays Docusen Robinson Bout to Monday
Weather threat postpones the welterweight title bout between Bernard Docusen of New Orleans and Ray Robinson from last night to Monday.
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Chicago
Bernard Docusen
New Orleans
Ray “Sugar” Robinson
Idaho Game Board Sets July Meeting for Upland Birds
The Idaho state fish and game commission will meet July 12-13 in Boise to set upland bird hunting season and bag limits. An Idaho Wildlife Federation legislative committee meets July 11 to discuss game code changes for the 1949 legislature and will confer with the commission. Bird conditions vary by region with high water in the north harming nests. Commission members include chairman George Moody of Caldwell and secretary R. G. Cloe of Boise.
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Boise
State Fish and Game Commission
Idaho Wildlife Federation
Theo H. Wegener
Federation
State Game Department
Idaho
The
Game Commission
George Moody
Caldwell
R. G. Cloe
Boies
Red Sox Rally Fails to Slow Cleveland Indians
New York report notes Marie McCarthy shifted from managing in New York to Cleveland to face the league leading Indians. Carl Scheib of the Athletics allowed six hits as Philadelphia beat Detroit 5 to 2, snapping Detroit’s six game win streak due to two unearned runs on errors by Wakefield and Kell. The Braves overtook Cubs in a Boston doubleheader, winning 7 to 6 and 8 to 7 to seize sole NL first place.
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New York
Red Sox
Marie Joe McCarthy
Buffalo
Cleveland
Indians
Athletics
Tigers
Detroit
Carl Scheib
Tiger
Dick Wakefield
George Kell
Braves
Cubs
Boston
Baseball scores from multiple 1940s games across leagues
Summary of numerous MLB results with winning and losing pitchers, key pitchers named Brecheen Voiselle Singleton and Lombardi plus home runs by Mize Rigney Thomson Marshall Stevens and Stephens. Reports include St Louis Philadelphia Chicago Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York and American League games with noted rain delays and combined scores.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Lombardi
Singleton
Higbe
Fitzgerald
Jansen
Jones
Newsom
Peat
Livingston
Westrum
Mize
Rigney
Thomson
Marshall
Stevens
Boston
Cleveland
Galehouse
Johnson
Tebbetts
Black
Gromek
Christopher
Klieman
Tipton
Stephens
Gordon
DiMaggio
Keltner
Gag Billfold Cash Becomes Fort Worth Police Find
C J Tate found a billfold with a $965 check in Fort Worth and handed it to the police. Investigators traced the check to Try N Collect.
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Fort Worth
C. J. Tate
Metro batting tee cited for Cowboys’ Pioneer League rise
Twin Falls Cowboys manager Charlie Metro credits his batting tee for the improved hitting and rising standings in the Pioneer League. He demonstrated the device, noting its adjustable height, indoor and outdoor use, and the team’s strong .380 hitting pace this season.
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Connie Reiss
Pocatello
Twin Falls
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Metro
Bisbee
Cowboys
Halliwell Park
New York Yankee
Idaho Falls Russetts
Friday Night Major League Probable Pitchers
The schedule lists probable pitchers for Friday night games: Fannin 2-6 for New York at St. Louis, Masterson 5-4 for Washington at Chicago, Kramer 4-3 for Boston at Detroit, Marchildon 5-4 for Philadelphia at Cleveland, Borony 1-1 for Chicago at Brooklyn, Dickinson 4-3 for St. Louis at New York, Blackwell 3-5 for Cincinnati at Boston, Riddle 7-2 for Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
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W. L. Pet. G.B. Cleveland
Philadelphia New York
Detroit Grenaree
Washington
Tame
Sandsesceean Free
Chicago
Boston
Ancnsemere Carcineres
Pittsburgh St. Louis
New York
Shea
St. Louis
Fannin
Masterson
Haynes
Kramer
Detroit
Trucks
Philadelphia
Marchildon
Cleveland
Bearden
Borony
Brooklyn
Barney
Dickson
Hansen
Cincinnati
Blackwell
Shoun
Pittsburgh
Riddle
Dubiel
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McDougald
Schuerman
Swederske
Jacobs
Danielson
Jessen
Hack
Korneleski
Triandos
Sack
Sowins
Neil Barczewski
Barczewski
Spaziano
Klubnick
Thurston
Scott
Wilburn
Salt Lake
Billings
Larner
Brocker
Stillwell and
King
Collins
Oie
al DeMartini
Jim Gilmore
del Otto
Bill Franks
Walt Lowe
Bob Story
Lee Haworth
Jim Foster
Ken Lehman
Walt McHugh
Luke Tapp
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Ogden
Great Fal
Oilers
Hohemian Club
Vla
M. P
Hutchings
North Buchanan
Island Park
Pompton Lakes
N.J
Joe Louis
Joe Walcott
Louis
Champion
Challenger
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Wisconsin
Navy
Hudson River
Bobby Locke
South Africa
Midlothian
Game Board
Findle
Brecheen
Wilks
Rice
Garagiola
Simmons
Seminick
Hamner
Chambers
Dobernie
Meyer
Scheffing
Spahn
Voiselle
Salkeled
Nicholson
Schmitz
Dobernic
McCullough
Bickford
Barrett
Hogue
Masi
Fox
Lamanno
Hatten
Palica
Ramsdell
Hodges
Scheib and Rosar
Swift
Browning
Remington
Ithaca
Smith & Wesson
Evinrude
N. Main
Major
Diamond Cab Co, Inc
Ketan Adv
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