Demaret hosts golf clinic with wit and crisp mic charm
In Yew Rochelle UP reports Jimmy Demaret headlines the Goodall Round Robin opening. He quips about pros Bobby Locke Dutch Harrison Chick Harbert and others while demonstrating shots and delivering playful commentary to a captivated crowd. The event doubles as public relations and education for golf fans.
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Steve Snider
United Press
Yew Rochelle
N. Y
Jimmy Demaret
Demaret
Immy
Goodall
M. C
Bobby Locke
South Africa
Locke
Jimmy
Bobby
Dutch Harrison
Arkansas
Dutch
Little Rock
Chick Harbert
Detroit
Chick
Harbert
Stanford Loses Meet Against California
Stanford drops a dual meet 76 to 55 at Palo Alto as California wins 10 of 15 events and sweeps the high jumps. Darrell Kreitz sets a new meet record in the 120 yard high hurdles at 14.4 seconds while Donnie Anderson wins the 100 and 220 yard dashes. Stanford suffers its third dual meet loss of the year.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford
California
Donnie Anderson
Darrell Kreitz
Timbers
Sam Klopstock
Giants storm to top spot with 12 5 win over Pirates
New York Giants slugged 15 hits led by Bill Rigney and Bobby Thomson to crush Pittsburgh 12 to 5 and seize undisputed first in the National League. Larry Jansen earned his third win as Rigney drove in runs with two doubles and a homer. Boston beat Cincinnati 3-2 in a two-game sweep. Chicago's Cubs shut out Brooklyn 6-0 behind Dwain Sloat and Eddie Waitkus. In the AL, Cleveland beat Washington 6-1 as Bearden debuted. White Sox routed by Philadelphia 16-1 with Carl Scheib driving a grand slam and a triple play. The Yankees split a doubleheader with Detroit, winning 9-1 after dropping the opener 3-2. Browns outslug Red Sox 9-4. Al Zarilla hit .442 to take AL batting lead.
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New York
New ‘York ‘Giants
Pittsburgh
Bill Rigney
Bobby Thompson
Giants
Pirate
Vic Lombardi
Rigney
Larry Jansen
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Boston
Johnny Vander Meer
Charley
Red) Barrett
Johnny Schmitz
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Cubs
Dwain Sloat
John Hall
Eddie Waitkus
Chicago
Cleveland Indians
Washington
Philadelphia Athletics
Indians
Athletics
Gene Bearden
Senators
White Sox
New York Yankees
Detroit
Freddie Hutchinson
Pat Mullin
Larry Berra
Joe DiMaggio
Ed Lopat
Vic Raschi
Bengals
Mullins
Yankees
Hal Newhouser
Newhouser
Fred (Porky) Sanford
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
al Zarilla
Browns
Baseball scores and pitching notes from today’s games
Detroit and New York split a doubleheader while Newhouser and Overmire spark Detroit in the second game. Cleveland beats Washington as Bearden and Regan lead 6 to 1. St Louis over Boston 9 to 3, and Chicago edges Philadelphia 16 to 1 behind Grove and teammates.
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New York
Hutchinson
Swift
Lopat
Drews
Berra
Newhouser
Overmire
Wagner
Raschi
Page
Niarhos
Blackfoot Softball League Forms Schedule for Season
Blackfoot soft ball fans will cheer a new season as six representatives of the Blackfoot Soft ball Association met to finalize the schedule. The first games May 11 from 7 to 10 p m at the local diamond feature Moreland vs Rose Mike's Paint and Glass vs Snowball Sport Shop and Bingham Co op vs Knights of Columbus. Conrad Bertin from Blackfoot High School aided in planning and a girls league is being considered for junior high and high school players.
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Blackfoot
Blackfoot Softball Association
Mike's
Lawrence Bischoff
Dale Anderson
Bingham Co-op
Arvel Draper
Knights of Columbus
George Spanbauer
Moreland
Percy Fisher
Rose
Jimmy Lambert
Conrad Bertin
Blackfoot High School
Bertin
Sania
Mike
Paint and Glass
Snowball
Collegians Give Up Gambling In Las Vegas After Losses
Albert Hibbs of Chillicothe Ohio and Ray Walford of San Diego California, both 23, quit gambling forever after a 200 dollar Las Vegas roulette loss in 24 hours. They had previously won 12 thousand dollars in Reno last year with a self styled system. Their Las Vegas start yielded 300 dollars before an 800 dollar drop over two days. They plan to buy a boat for a Caribbean cruise.
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Las Vegas
Albert Hibbs
Chillicothe
Ray Walford
San Diego
Calif
Reno
Hibbs
Walford
Australia Awaits Return of Beer
San Francisco AP reports Sydney residents have been without beer since February 25 due to a brewery maintenance strike. Workers said they would return next Wednesday and a limited beverage supply could reach the city by week’s end for its 1.5 million population.
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San Francisco
Sydney
Australia
Radio Australia
United Press
Origin Year for U S Carbonated Drink Traced to Philadelphia
Article notes the United States carbonated beverage industry began in a Philadelphia chemistry shop where fruit juice was added to artificially carbonated water in 1807. The account highlights early experimentation shaping a national industry.
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United States
Philadelphia
Idaho State College urged to open up on coach hiring
A local columnist criticizes Idaho State College for secrecy in naming a new basketball coach Ed Willett. The piece urges ISC leaders to cooperate with news media, introduce the staff to the Gridiron Club, and engage the community to foster progress and press trust.
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Reiss
Idaho State College
Boise
A.E
Willett
Gate City
Fred Hilliard
Hilliard
ISC
Eese
Carl W. McIntosh
Murray Satterfield
Bengal
Pocatello
Barron Clinches Lead in Goodall Round Robin Golf
Herman Barron of White Plains maintained a commanding edge in the Goodall Round Robin at Wykagyl Country Club New Rochelle with a one-under 71 in the final round. He matched earlier 71s while building a 17 point cushion over Bobby Locke and Bob Hamilton as Locke and Hamilton pressed from behind.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Herman Barron
White Plains
Bobby Locke
Bob Hamilton
Landover
Barron
Wykagyl Country Club
Locke
Hamilton
Cary Middlee
Memphis
On Trust Wins Bay Meadows O Connor Handicap
On Trust the 1-4 favorite ridden by Johnny Longden won the $10 000 O Connor hospital handicap at Bay Meadows by two and a half lengths. Barbastel finished second with Stirrup Cup third and Over Last fourth. Payoffs were 2 70 2 40 and 2 10 with 453 minus show pool. General Manager William P Kyne paid off on three places.
Shannon II Triumphs in Bay Meadows San Mateo Handicap
The Great Shannon II, famed as a top Australian racer, claimed his first American win with a 12 length victory in the $10,000 San Francisco County Handicap at Bay Meadows, San Mateo.
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San Mateo
Cal
Shannon II
Australia
San Francisco
Bay Meadows
Cardinals Sell Leading Hitter Quinn to Fresno
The Pocatello Cardinals trade first baseman Wellington Quinn, their leading hitter, to Fresno in the California State League. Ed Mickelson, ex-Oklahoma A&M basketball star, replaces Quinn and battles for the batting title.
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Pocatello Cardinal
Wellington
Wimpy) Quinn
Resno
Quinn
Fresno
Pocatello
Ed Mickelson
Oklahoma A. & M
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