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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1948

Page

8

Gate City Cardinals Top Twin Falls Cowboys in Second Meeting

The Gate City Cardinals defeated the Twin Falls Cowboys 11 to 7 to move into second place behind Idaho Falls. Billings beat Salt Lake City 13 to 10 while Idaho Falls tailed Boise 6 to 1. Ogden edged Great Falls 14 to 12 as Pioneer League actions continued with late rallies and strong hitting.

Gate City Cardinals Twin Falls Cowboys Pocatello Cardinals Gate City Idaho Falls Boise Billings Salt Lake City Utahns Ogden Great Falls Errat Stillwell Chuka Jellinich Speridan Lazareske Brocker Salt Lake Pocatello Twin Falls Salsbury and

Golf In A Stroke Golf In A Stroke

Claude Harmon explains beginner fundamentals for golf technique focusing on grip choice, stance, wrist position, and keeping the body straight. He emphasizes using a straight-wrist method to maintain club face alignment and accuracy, warning against wrist snapping for power.

Claude Harmon Foot Golf Club Mamaroneck N. Y NEA

Scout names Abe Saperstein chief talent scout for Indians

The Cleveland Indians became the first American League team to sign a negro player as they named Abe Saperstein of Chicago their chief talent scout for negro athletes.

Cleveland Cleveland Indians Abe Saperstein Chicago

Woodling Keeps PCL Batting Lead Despite Drop

San Francisco Seals outfielder Gene Woodling retained the Pacific Coast League batting lead for the period, despite a 13 point drop to .363. He posted 41 hits in 110 at bats with 21 RBIs, while Jack Graham of San Diego led home runs with 15 and RBIs with 36.

SAN Francisco Gene Woodling San Francisco Seals William O. McGee Woodling Jack Graham San Diego Frank Kelleher Hollywood

Casey Wins Main Event at Armory Card

Former world heavyweight champion Steve Crusher Casey defeated Pat McGill 235 pounds with a drop kick and body press to headline the Armory card last night. Cliff Thiede of Idaho Falls won two of three falls over Faro Renaldi in a wild fist-slinging bout. Paul Hansen of Idaho Falls out-boxed Dale Quinn in a four round slugfest. Next match scheduled for Wednesday.

Steve “Crusher Casey Pat McGill California The Armory Cliff Thiede Idaho Falls Faro Renaldi Milwaukee Terror Paul Hansen Dale Quinn Firth

Shower hailed as most hygienic bath by Britannica

The Encyclopedia Britannica designates the shower as the most hygienic form of bath. It emphasizes efficient water use and thorough cleansing, positioning the shower ahead of traditional baths in cleanliness and practicality.

Melton Stars In Seals 3-0 Victory Over Beavers

Cliff Melton, once doubted after returning from the majors, outdueled Portland with four hits allowed as the San Francisco Seals defeated the Beavers 3-0. Gene Woodling and other Pacific Coast League rivals also posted key results, keeping the Seals atop the standings.

Big Cliff Seal Seals Portland Beavers San Francisco Los Angeles Angels Hollywood Sacramento Solons Oakland San Diego Padres Seattle Rainiers

Aberdeen Group Is Incorporated in Aberdeen

The Aberdeen Sportsmen's Association Inc. of Aberdeen filed non profit articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. Directors listed are Calvin Moser Rudolph Hoff Clifford Wride Russell Stark Marion Gull Ed Mann and Fred Maisch, all of Aberdeen.

BOISE Aberdeen Sportsmen’s Association Inc Aberdeen Calvin Moser Rudolph Hoff Clifford Wride Russell Stark Marion Gull Ed Mann Fred Maisch

Sande Barred From Race Track

New York reports Earl Sande barred from New York race tracks for 60 days over alleged doping of a horse. The Metropolitan Jockey Club acted after his Monday federal arrest on narcotics charges. Foreman Eugene Donaldson and groom Francis Booth received 30 day suspensions.

New York Earl Sande Metropolitan Jockey Club Sande Eugene Donaldson Francis Booth

Indians Face Twin Falls Bruins In Hoy Park Clash

Pocatello high school baseball teams enters a tough night at Halliwell Park facing the Twin Falls Bruins at 8 p.m. The Indians have not allowed a run in three straight wins while10-year standout Bobby Long of Twin Falls brings two consecutive no hitters to the mound. Jim Kissane starts for Pocatello after a 20-2 opener, with eight locals hitting .400 or better as both teams seek a close, high tempo game.

Pocatello High School Indians Twin Falls Bruins Halliwell Park Preston Pocatello Bruins Port Bobby Long Jim Kissane Aberdeen Pocatello Diamond Malad Downey

ISU grid drill shows strong spring turnout and prospects

Idaho State College reports a record spring turnout with more than twice as many players as prior years. Coach John Vesser notes solid intra squad showing on Campus Day and highlights improvements from players including Jay Paris, Larry Gale, Pete Richardson, and others. Jake LaRue weighs architecture studies in the east but may stay if ISC courses fit.

Idaho State College John Vesser Vesser Jay Paris Jerome Larry Gale Bonners Ferry Pete Richardson Rockland Leno’ Seppi Lava Hot Springs Elmer Rucker Iarigan Ore Bob Hilliard Pocatello Earl Pond Filer Jake LaRue

Oldest Pennsylvanian Covered Bridge Is 1807 Remains

The oldest covered bridge in Pennsylvania, built in 1807, spans Brandywine Creek in Chester County.

Pennsylvania Brandywine Creek Chester County

Pirates Rip Braves and Big NL Starters In Early Season Rally

Pirates beat Boston 3 to 2 as Danny Murtaugh drove in the winning run in a two run ninth. Johnny Sain and Warren Spahn, 21 game winners last season, were tagged for runs. Cincinnati, Philadelphia and New York also posted wins with notable injuries and salvos as the season opens.

New York Pittsburgh Pirates Danny Murtaugh Boston Braves Johnny Sain Pirates Braves Warren Spahn Spahn Sain Bucs Ewell Blackwell Cincinnati Blackwell Ralph Kiner Reds Giants Kent Peterson Grady Hatton Johnny McCarthy Bobby Thomson Phillies Cubs Chicago Lyn Rowe Sam Nahem Brooklyn Bushwicks Andy Seminick Philadelphia del Ennis Bert Haas Hank Schenz St. Louis Cleveland Brooklyn

Baseball scores and pitchers from multiple games

Boston and Pittsburgh games end with 2 to 3 scores as Highe earns the win for Brooklyn. Cincinnati edges Chicago 5 to 2 behind Jones and Trinkle with Lamanno and Peterson behind the plate. Philadelphia tops Chicago 13 to 9 as Nahém and Wade split decisions with Seminick homering for the Phillies.

St Louis at New York Postponed by Rain

Cleveland at Philadelphia also postponed due to rain with no kickoff times set yet.

Brooklyn St. Louis New York Cleveland Philadelphia

Kissin Jim Weds Jamelle Moore in Surprise Alabama Ceremony

Alabama governor James E. Folsom, known as Kissin Jim, marries Jamelle Moore in a Rockford ceremony at Rock-Baptist Church. The event comes as Folsom faces a paternity suit and follows his indirect primary defeat as his chosen senate and national committeeman candidates lose, after which the pair left for a Florida honeymoon.

Rockford Ala James E. (Kissin Jim) Folsom Alabama Jamelle Moore Folsom Florida Berry Baron F. Hixon Rock— Baptist Church

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