Dining Hall Tracksters Win Annual Intramural Meet
Idaho State College hosts the annual intramural cinder field meet in the Spud Bowl. Dining Hall wins with 4842 points led by Larry Gale and Earl Dahlstrom. five new records set by Auburn Howell, Dahlstrom, Kite, Gale, and the Dining Hall 880 relay squad. Teams such as Phi Delta Chi and Blue Room Boys also place, with the intramural season continuing toward a year champion trophy.
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Iado State College
Inders
Iiing Hall
Phi Delta Chi
I.K
Oom
Lamba Delta Sigma
Turner Hall
Faris
Colonial Hall
Larry Gale
Earl Dahlstrom
Dining Hall
Bob Broadbent
Auburn Howell
Don Nield
Frank Koen
Wesley Kite
Blue Toam
Henn Smith
Jim Blake
Esterday
Samba Delta Sigma
Idaho State Cllege
Byrne Fernel
Ralph Adams
I.k.’S
Billoolsen
Bill Toolsen
Phi Delta
Guy Stevens
Samba Delta Igma
Hi Delta Chi
Bob Hilliard
I.ny
Dick Hager
Faris Hall
Max Thompson
Jay Paris
Delta Chi
Knox Lake
Phi Sta Chi
Sam- Delta Sigma
McCammon Reds Edge Grace Nine 19 to 7
McCammon Red Raiders defeated Grace 19-7 on a Wednesday afternoon. Coach Bill Matthews used most reserves after an early 19-0 lead. Bowman limited Grace to four hits as Bronson homered for Grace and Bronson hit a one run homer in the sixth.
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Bill Matthew
McCammon Red Raiders
Grace
Matthews
Bowman
Bron
Cards Promised More Pitchers In Near Future
Walt Lowe's Cardinals will receive pitching help soon with new players from St. Louis. Milkes said pitchers will be sent to the Gate City to make room for the newcomers, though specific players were not named. The team has 24 players for the first 30 days of the Pioneer league season, then 17 after that. Moore News will award a one year subscription to the top contributing Cardinal player each month, chosen by sports writers and radio announcers in this city.
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Walt Lowe
Cardinals
Redbird
Marvin Milkes
St. Louis
Chuckers
Gate City
Milkes
Decision Delayed in Lanier and Martin Baseball Appeal
Three circuit court of appeals judges reserved decision on the appeal of Max Lanier and Fred Martin from a federal ruling denying an injunction to reinstate them in organized baseball. After hearings, the court said no decision would be issued until all facts are thoroughly studied.
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NEW York
Circuit Court of Appeals
Max Lanier
Fred Martin
John L. Flynn
St. Louis Cardinals
Mark Hughes
Dozen Colts Listed For Famed Race
Louisville report shows Kentucky Derby field narrowed to twelve with Olympia favored and Capot Wine List Palestinian Halt Old Rockport John's Joy Powder Model Cadet Jack's Town Duplicator Lextown among likely starters. Four eliminations followed Tuesday trials while Ky Colonel and Seneca's Coin remain under consideration pending workouts and odds favor Olympia overall.
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Louisville
Olympia
Greentree
Capot and
Wine List
Palestinian
Halt
Old Rockport
John's Joy
Powder
Model Cadet
Jack’s Town
Duplicator
Lextown
Ky. Colonel
Seneca
J. A. Goodwin
Derbytown
Albert Roth
Ivan Parke
Fred Hooper
Ocean Drive
Calumet
Deluxe
Petey Cotter
Roundeleer
Hooper
Watts Names Softball Attractions For This Season
YMCA athletic director Henry Hank Watts outlines a busy softball schedule with a donkey game by Jack Moore and the Donkey Stable, a district and city tournament at Pocatello field, and a double elimination format. Regular-season play begins May 16 with six A division and two B division YMCA teams expected.
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YMCA
Henry
Hank” Watts
Watts
Jack Moore
Donkey Stable
Pocatello Field
Pocatello Athletic Club
C. E. Flannoby
Box Score Scene Of Today's Games
MLB schedule shows tonight games with probable pitchers: AL matchups New York at Chicago Reynolds 1 1 and Pierce 2 0 Philadelphia Brissie 3 0 at Detroit Gray 0 0 Boston Kramer 0 1 at Cleveland Feller 0 1 Washington Haefner 0 1 at St Louis Embree 0 3. NL action Cincinnati Wehmeier 1 0 at Brooklyn Banta 0 1 Pittsburgh Sewell 2 0 at New York Jones 2 3 St Louis Munger 0 0 at Philadelphia Borowy 1 1.
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New York
Reynolds
Chicago
Pierce
Philadelphia
Brissie
Detroit
Gray
Boston
Kramer
Cleveland
Feller
Washington
Haefner
St. Louis
Embree
Cincinnati
Wehmeier
Brooklyn
Banta
Pittsburgh
Sewell
Jones
Munger
Borowy
Trucks and Tigers pace to early season wins in MLB outline
Detroit’s Trucks defeats the Red Sox 5 to 1 as part of a strong TNT pitching trio. Yankee ace Raschi wins his 4th straight, while Gordon leads the Indians with two homers in a 4 to 3 victory. Washington rallies to beat Chicago 8 to 7 on Christman’s ninth inning homer. Giants topple Pirates 11 to 4 with Durocher back, and Dodgers edge Reds 5 to 1 led by Hatten and Hodges.
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NEW York
Detroit
TNT
Trucks
Newhouser
Trout
Tigers
Red Sox
Ted Williams
Vie Raschi
Yankee
Browns
St. Louis
Raschi
Jack Graham
Eddie Pellagrini
Yankees
Phil Rizzuto
Joe Gordon
Indians
Athletics
Mickey Vernon
Dale Mitchell
Washington Senators
Chicago
White Sox
Mark Christman
Nats
Ed Stewart
Ed Robinson
The
Giants
Leo Durocher
Happy Chandler
Cincinnati
Pirates
Polo Grounds
Sid Gordon
Johnny Mize
Bobby Thomson
Dodgers
Reds
Brooklyn
Joe Hatten
Gene Hermanski
Gil Hodges
Ralph Roylance sets second javelin mark this season
Utah State star Ralph Roylance hurled the javelin 218 feet at Provo to break his own state record, following Brigham Young's winless day after an 85.4 to 58.6 loss to Utah State.
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Provo
Utah
Brigham Young
Utah State
Ralph Roylance
Pioneer Diamond League results and tonight's schedule
Results list from the Pioneer Diamond League shows Boise at Twin Falls and Great Falls hosting Pocatello. Box scores include Al Lewenswander, Bob Van Workman, Johnson, and Jim Eskenberry for Boise Twin Falls. Billings beat Great Falls 3 to 2 in ten innings. Dick Guy and Al Sirota among pitchers for Billings.
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Pocatello
Great Falls
Salt Lake City
Boise
Ogden
Twin Falls
Idaho Falls
Billings
Sissmereessen
al Lewenswander
Bob van Workman
Johnson
al Spazaete
Jim Eskenberry
Newbuay Seenene
Charlie Pickett
Dick Guy
al Sirota
Maynard Parks
Aberdeen Fields For Fifth District Track Meet
Aberdeen leads entry with main force in field events for the fifth district track meet at Idaho State college Spud Bowl. Competitors include Phillips in the mile and Harold Claunch eyeing district and state marks.
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Pocatello
Blackfoot
Preston
Malad
Aberdeen
Montpelier
Phillips
Harold Claunch
Neeley
Henderson
Freezen
Itato
Babe” Caccia
Idaho State College
Milt “Dubby
Holt
al Kirlin
Don Neilson
John Kobe
Ed Willett
Bill Folsom
George Proffitt
Emil Damron
Glenn McCarthy
Gene Ferrell
Lloyd
Fenwick
Bennett
Holpa
Waite
Glae McDonald
Baker
Howell
Dixon
Collins
Guido
Anderson
Yogi Behrens
Claude Holmes
Gunnell
Paker
Jones
Saras
Art Lepore
Great Falls Clash With Cards To Open Three-Game Series
The Pocatello Cardinals visit Great Falls for the first game of a three game set as both teams chase a .500 Pioneer League mark. Manager Walt Lowe ponders tonight’s pitcher matchup while Bowman’s Selectrics list veteran hurlers headlined by Frank Higgins and Jackie Scott with Pat O Kee slated at first base.
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Pocatello Cardinals
Hubbahubba
Great Falls
Gate City
Walt Lowe
Montana Boys
Bowman
Selectrics
Montanans
Charlotte
N. C
Frank Higgins
Jackie Scott
Pat O'Kee
Redbird
Larry Nenna
Frank Dean
Jerome Cunningham
Charlie Williams
Dom Barczewski
Lowe
Dick Morgan
Ted Lewandowski
Major League Line Scores From The Night Games
Cincinnati and Brooklyn split a night game with Fox credited for the loss and Herman sKi hitting a home run for the Reds. Pittsburgh and New York details show Gordon Mize Thomson homers with Jansen and Cooper batting for the Mets. Chicago and Boston played a night game with Len Rush and Scheffing noted. St Louis beat Philadelphia 5 to 3 as Brazle and Heintzelman worked. Philadelphia margin over Cleveland 5 to 4 and Washington defeated Chicago 8 to 7 with Masterson winning. New York topped St Louis 10 to 5 thanks to Raschi and Berra with Rizzuto Pellagrini homers. Boston beat Detroit 3 to 3 with Williams homer noted.
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sKi
Pittsburgh
New York
Muncrief
McCullough
Fitz-Gerald
Jansen
Cooper
Gordon
Mize
Thomson
Chicago
Boston
Len
Rush
Scheffing
Samn
Salkeld
Leonard
St. Louis
Philadelpha
Brazle
Staley
Rice
Heintzelman
Trinkle
Seminick
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Fowler
Kellnes
Guerra
Bearden
Benton
Hegan
Mitchell
Vernon Washington
Hudson
Masterson
Evans
Pieretti
Groth
Tipton
Michaels
Baker
Robertson
Stewart
Christman
Raschi
Berra
Kennedy
Rizzuto
Pellagrini
Detroit
Harris
Stubbs
Batts
Trucks
Swift
Williams
Bannock Jamboree Committee to Meet at Bannock Hotel
Bannock County Sportsmen and Farmers announce a jamboree planning meeting at the Bannock hotel this evening starting at 8 p m. Several committees will report on progress including ticket sales food prizes and entertainment with updates due by 2 p m.
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Rose Mary Sales
Pocatello High School
Rose Mary
Bannock County
Phillipsfield
Mendy
Bannock
Idaho State college spring football scrimmage after track meet
In conjunction with the annual meet, members of the Idaho State college spring football squad will hold a regular game scrimmage following the track and field program.
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Idaho State College
Worms moan in tax season revealed
The text notes worms emit a low moan like sound during income tax season, suggesting a humorous or metaphorical link between pests and tax anxiety. The passage implies a seasonal pattern affecting worms rather than a factual ecological claim.
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Tom Payne
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Frank Gabm
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Jack Schaeng
Dave Nunes
Jim Daniels
Hank Borch
Bud Sautter
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Russ Brodie
Don Stewart
Ernie Chourkolas
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