YMCA Softball Season Set With Independent League
YMCA announces 1948 softball season with an Independent League plus A and B divisions. Club entries include Barney Goldberg’s Jewelers Women’s League, Petergon’s Furniture, Flandro’s Knothole Gang, Pocatello Athletic Club, and others from Wasatch Chief to Garret’s Freight Lines. May 5 is deadline for franchise registrations. managers urged to file with the YMCA.
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YMCA
Ymca Athletic Department
Mabel Ellsworth
Barney Goldberg
Jewelers
Petergon’s Furniture
Grace Garvin
Flandro
Knothole Gang
Verl Thornock
Pocatello Athletic Club
Jack DeLate
Naval Ordnance
Wasatch Chief
International Association of Machinists
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Mosse Lodge
Allis ‘Chalmers
Army ,Air Field, Hellenics
Garret’s Freightlines
C. Ed Flandro
Tyhee
Jay Coens Y ¥ Men's Club
Fred Quinn
First Security Bank
Hank Watts
Rex Barber
Jim Fissell
Jay Chandler
Bill Reese
Rod Poyner
Earl Roueche
John Coldthorpe
Frank Davis
Bob Dykman
Joe Williams
Herman Levinson
Gerald Garrett
Ed Cunningham
Bill Pead
Giants Lead Hit Parade as Indians Yankees Close In
New York Giants top baseball hit parade with 16 home runs in 13 games. Indians and Yankees close the gap in the American League with 15 and 14 homers respectively in fewer games. Hank Sauer leads with six, Walker Cooper tops the Giants with four. Cincinnati and Brooklyn trail with nine to eleven homers.
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Oscar Fraley
NEW York
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Giants
Indians
Yankees
Cincinnati
Jangy
Hank Sauer
Walker Cooper
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louis
Ken Keltner
Ted Williams
The
Bosox
George Vico
Tigers
Williams
Detroit
Browns
Senators
Cardinals Pitch Bobby Lane to Willows Club
Pocatello Cardinals outfielder Bobby Lane was optioned to the Willows California Far West League club. Lane remains with Pocatello for the season and will be recalled when the Far Western League ends, weeks before Pioneer Baseball League play concludes. Pennsylvania has 242 extant covered wooden bridges in use.
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Bobby Lane
Pocatello Cardinals
Willows, California
Marvinee
Lane
Pocatello
Pennsylvania
Boxing wrestling show draws big crowd in Pocatello Armory
On the Pocatello road the Boxing Wrestling card features Pat McGill from Oakland and Steve Casey from Ireland in the main event a 10 minute round best two out of three falls. Cliff Thiede of Idaho Falls faces Fred Blassier of St Louis in a four 10 minute rounds match. Curly Later meets Glen Peck among other bouts as National Guard sponsors seek 2000 seats tonight.
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Connie Reiss
Pocatello Cardinals
Pocatello Armory
Pat McGill
Oakland
Calif
Steve “Crusher
Casey
Ireland
Cliff Thiede
Idaho Falls
University of Southern California
Fred Blassier
St. Louis
Firth
Paul Hansen
Armory
National Guard
Twin Falls
Cardinals
Boise
Pocatello High School
Halliwell Park
Bruins
Bobby Long
Burley
Filer
Mel Howard
Magic Valley
Bob Falash
Armory Card Set to Draw Crowd in Pocatello
The Pocatello Armory show expected a large crowd as the Pocatello Cardinals are away. Main event features Steve Casey, 235, ex world heavyweight champion, vs Pat McGill, 220, from Oakland. Semi windup has Cliff Thiede of Idaho Falls vs Faro Renaldi, 225, Milwaukee. Other bouts include Glen Peck 162 of Pocatello vs Curley Later 142 of Rigby and Dale Quinn 118 of Firth vs Paul Hansen 118 of Idaho Falls. Thiede to offer free wrestling lessons for younger boys at the Armory.
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Pocatello Cardinals
Armory
National Guard
Steve “Crusher
Casey
Ireland
Pat McGill
Oakland
California
Cliff
Theide
Long Beach
Idaho Falls
Faro Renaldi
Milwaukee
Renalddi
Glen Peck
Pocatello
Curley
Rigby
Peck
VFW
Dale Quinn
Firth
Paul Hansen
Sande Faces Dope Charges
Earl Sande of Idaho faces a federal charge of possessing a narcotic used to stimulate a race horse. The case centers on Big Stage, a Sande owned horse that won at Jamaica on April 21 after a saliva test found an opium derivative. If convicted he could face two to five years in prison.
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Stan Qopotowsky
United Press
NEW York
Earl Sande
Idaho
Handy-Andy
Brooklyn
Federal Tour
Jamaica
Racing Commission
Big Stage
Sande
Edward E. Fay
U.S
J. Vincent Keogh
Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Keogh
Goodall Golf Tourney Attracts 16 Top Pros
The seventh Goodall round robin golf tournament opens Thursday in New Rochelle N Y with 16 top professionals. The event uses a five round match play format where no one is eliminated and standings are based on holes won or lost. Favorites include Locke Cotton Hogan Demaret Harmon with a field spanning Americans British and international players.
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Steve Snider
United Press
New York
Goodall
New Rochelle
N.Y
Elmer Ward
Bobby Lo¢ké
South Africa
Ward
Oles
Locke
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Henry Cotton
Great Britain
Wykagy Country Club
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Cal
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Claude Harmon
Mamaroneck
Herman Barron
White Plains
Ed Furgol
Chick Harbert
Detroit
Herman Keiser
Akron
Vic Ghezzi
Kansas City
Bob Hamilton
Reynolds
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
York
Lloyd Mangruin
Penang
An Palmer
Citation Faces Uncertain Preakness Field At Pimlico
Pimlico officials struggle to assemble rivals for Calumet Farm's Citation in the $100000 Preakness on May 15. Citation is the only announced starter so far and may see a smaller field than Derby runners. Calumet trainer Ben Jones plans to ship the horse from Louisville. Coaltown will not accompany him.
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Baltimore
Pimlico Race Track
Calumet Farm
Citation
Calumet
Ben Jones
Louisville
Coaltown
Smith
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National Guard Armory
American Legion Club
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New York Yankee Ivory Hunters
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Buhl
Tiger Squad
Bob Hacking
Hartley Olson
Ralph Hunter
Jimmie Howard
Elwayne Wadsworth
Idaho Falls Russets
Linfield College
Ron Dunn
Dunn
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Pocatello Cardinal
Jim Glimpse
Fresno Cards
Jim
the Pocatello Post
Thiede
Preakness Field
Moon Mullins
Baw
Nancy
Dotty Dripple
Terry
Madame Olga
Ahassistance
MI95
Mary Wort
Jack
Spotshot
Steve Roper
Dixie Dugan
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