Redbirds blank Russets as Slack stars in 8-0 win
Stan Slack pitched nine innings of two hitless control and struck out nine to lead the Pocatello Redbirds over the Idaho Falls Russets 8-0 at Halliwell Park. Lowe returned to manage, while Slack and several teammates drove in runs including two by Slack himself. The crowd witnessed pregame wedding showers for Barczewski and spouse.
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Clear Will Fire First Game Against Great Falls Tonight
Clear will face the Great Falls Selectrics at Halliwell Park in a 8:30 p.m. opener starting a four game series. Bob Vogel returns from suspension to start one of the games as part of a hoped for winning streak.
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Dick Morgan
Results From Pioneer Diamond League Tonight and Last Night
Tonight matchups feature Great Falls at Pocatello Billings at Idaho Falls Twin Falls at Ogden and Boise at Salt Lake City. Last night the Salt Lake Bees beat Ogden 7 to 6 as Novarini stole second then scored on a Temple error. Twin Falls edged Boise 9 to 8 after a six run eighth inning with Danielsen driving in two more.
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Westside Nine Defeats Eastside Postmen In Slugfest
Westside carriers no 9 bested Eastside 11 to 7 in a summer series tilt. Gary Ford limited Eastside to 11 hits while Ron Allen allowed 13. Extra base extras included three base hits by Egbert and two by Ford and Wilson as Westside pulled away.
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Westside
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Newby
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Wilson
Stars Struck by Padres Hold Lead as PCL Action Carries on
In San Francisco the Hollywood Stars lose 7-3 to the San Diego Padres while Seattle falls 4-1 to Los Angeles. Lyman Linde earns his eighth win for San Diego, Herb Gorman hits a ninth inning homer, and Cal McLish secures the win for the Angels. Don Dempsey shines for San Francisco with a three hitter as Sacramento also wins.
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Cliff Akerson
Cal McLish
New Angel
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The
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Diamond Business Manager Must Be Adding Machine
The piece profiles Marvin Milkes, business manager of the Pocatello Cardinals, detailing a $3,400 season budget, a 17-player roster, and the pressure to balance finances with team needs. It notes the Cardinals’ Redbird Hotshots band and suggests the demanding, clock‑driven nature of the role.
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Restelli Shines with Pirates in First Nine Days
Outfielder Dino Restelli, a tall Italian from San Francisco, displays the aplomb of a seasoned big leaguer as he makes his Pirates debut. The limber lightfoot batman shows baseball prestige linked to the DiMaggio lineage from his hometown.
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Spokane Triumphs In Narrow Victory Over Victoria
Spokane defeats Victoria with a final scoreline of 2 to 1 amid a tense match. Key players Werbowski Babbitt Logue Jones Morgan score and help in a competitive showdown.
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Golden Bears Win Poughkeepsie Run
California's Golden Bears surged in the final quarter mile to win the 47th annual Poughkeepsie regatta on a choppy Hudson River course. Washington finished second a half length back, Cornell took third ahead of Navy, with Penn sixth and Rutgers last in the field.
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Rupert Fisherman Nets Near Eleven Pound Trout
Rupert resident Richard Schow caught a 10 pound 11 ounce trout a quarter mile below the Minidoka dam. The win leads the Rambos Firestone trout derby, with Rupert rivals George Barnard and Mrs. Ed Strachen also posting notable catches.
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Minidoka Am
George Barnard
Branca Wins Ninth as Bums Rally from Slump
Ralph Branca struggled allowing five home runs but Brooklyn slugged 17 hits including four homers to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 17 to 10. Hank Greenberg era...
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The Majors Line Scores From the League Action
Scores and key plays from the Majors show Branca Chesnes and Kennedy taking losses while Robinson Hodges Furillo and Kiner homer for their teams. Heintzelman Fox and Kenner headline a slate including Boston Chicago and Detroit with late rallies and notable long balls.
Bowling Alley Closed for Remodeling in Pocatello
Pocatello's only bowling alley will shut over the weekend for remodeling. Owner Clarence Stephenson says it will reopen July 23 with a re‑sanded alley, remodeled interior, new benches, and several semi automatic pin setters to welcome bowlers back.
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Steve
Gate City
Clarence Stephenson
YMCA Softball Schedule This Week
YMCA announces a light week due to a three day holiday. Games are listed for Monday through Friday with matchups including Moose Lodge, Painters, 318 Club, Star Cab, Purina Chow, Y's Men, Garrett's, BOAC's, Flandro's, Guardsmen, Marines, Town Club, Allis-Chalmers, Kraft's, NOP, Steve's, Loom, Hellenics, Machinists, Safeway and JACL's.
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