Poky High Cinder Crew Heads to State Meet Saturday
Poky High School athletes led by coach Mike Mills head to Boise for the annual state track meet. Dick Pettit seeks another mile record as Pocatello fielding two relay squads, medley and mile, plus stars in sprints and field events. Other district qualifiers include Bill Ryan, Doug Collins, Gary Paxman, Harold Claunch, and Harrison in javelin and pole vault.
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Mike Mills
Pocatello
Dick Pettit
Bannock
Mills
Charlie Pickett
Doug Collins
Larry Christiansen
Bob Pettit
Tom Flint
Ted Tubbs
Jerry Howell
Richard Hammond
Bill Ryan
Ronald Semmons
Gary Paxman
Glenn Latimore
Robert Allen
Larry Hancock
Preston
Darrel Doney
Condie
Carbridge
Perkins
Fulton
Bob Herd
Larson
Herd
Peterson
Smith
A. Larsen
Aberdeen
Harold Claunch
Henderson
Malad
Harrison
Nyne
Fielding
Paris
Blackfoot
Harper
Yancey
Rowley
Hutchinson
Wandsworth
Graduation gift hint from Idaho jewelers sparks sterling choice
We know the favorite sterling pattern of Pocatello graduates and many nearby schools. The oldest Idaho jewelers can identify each girl’s chosen pattern and provide a gift to start her ahead. A sterling piece of her pattern will be cherished for life.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Pioneer Diamond League Results From Salt Lake City Meet
In Salt Lake City Twin Falls beat Greenwood 16 to 1 with Red Jessen hitting a third inning homer for Twin Falls. Boise’s Ned Sheehan launched a two run homer in the second as Ogden’s Don Temple followed in the third with none on.
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Pocatello
Billings
Idaho Falls
Great Falls
Salt Lake City
Twin Falls
Ogden
Boise
Sexton
Tapp
Scott
Stumpf
Berry Greenwood
Walt Swdma
Bud Relyea
Rip Roher
Red Jessen
Leon Snnges
Sinn
McCarthy
McConnell
Columbo
Neunswander
Giorvas
Ned Sheehan
Don Temple
Box Score Scene Of Today's Games
National and American Leagues list Tuesday games with pitchers Reynolds Newhouser Haefner Wynn Harris Kennedy Coleman Pierce Leonard Kennedy Mander Banta Wehmeier Heintzelman. St Louis sports editor Burt Whitman of the Boston Herald died at 62 from a brain hemorrhage.
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United Press American League
New York
Reynolds
Detroit
Newhouser
Washington
Haefner
Cleveland
Wynn
Boston
Harris
St. Louis
Kennedy
Philadelphia
Coleman
Chicago
Pierce
Nigel
National Leag
Leonard
Mander
Brooklyn
Banta
Cincinnati
Wehmeier
Heintzelman
ST .Louis
Burt Whitman
The
Boston Herald
Gray Silences Yanks Plate Power in 4 to 1 Win
Ted Gray pitched five hits allowed and a 4 to 1 victory for Detroit over the New York Yankees. Raschi took the loss after four straight wins, while Detroit backed Gray with errorless defense and a three-run third inning including a Drex Wakefield homer. The Yankees got a Lindell single and Phillips triple for their run.
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Ted Gray
Detroit Tiger
New York Yankees
Gray
Vic Raschi
Raschi
Tigers
Drex Wakefield
Yankees
Johnny Lindell
Jackie Phillips
Cardinals
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Eddie Kazak
Tommy Glaviano
Cardinal
Alpha Brazie
Jackie Robinson
Mike McCormick
Brazie
Ovie Pollet
EastWest Games Set for May 20 in Poca
Fred Tydeman announced the Annual East West series linked with American Legion junior baseball in Poca will start May 20 if weather delays are avoided. About 20 players from each city section will be chosen for the series, with standout boys earning spots on this year's American Legion junior baseball club. Pocatello will begin play in early June.
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American Legion
Pocatello
Fred Tydeman
Tydeman
The Majors Line Scores From A Baseball Card Style
The document lists line scores for MLB games including New York vs Detroit with Raschi and Wakefield homers, then National League with Brazie and Campanella, plus Pittsburgh and New York outcomes with several home runs noted. It records winning and losing pitchers and key players for each game.
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Bra Pollet
Garagiola
Podbielan
Martin
McGlothin
van Cuyk
Hatten
Minner
Campanella
Brazie
Kazak
Glaviano
Robinson
McCormick
Pittsburgh
Fitzgerald
Boysen Withdraws Charge Against Durocher Apologizes
Fred Boysen a 22 year old Brooklyn fan withdrew his summons charging Leo Durocher with simple assault in upper Manhattan magistrates court. He arrived late as Judge Doris J Byrne dismissed the complaint then formally asked to withdraw. Boysen then shook Durocher's hand and apologized.
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NEW York
LLP
Fred Boysen
Brooklyn
Leo Durocher
New York Giants
Upper Manhattan
Boysen
Doris J. Byrne
Durocher
Links Prexys Triumph In Tournaments
Webb Cox president of the Men's Golf Association won the tombstone men’s tourney at Pocatello Municipal golf course. Mrs Webb Cox, president of the Women's Golf Association, won the women’s tombstone meet. Delna Ogden finished second in the women’s event with full handicap. Elene McGlaughlin placed third. Carl Hanson was the second in the men’s division. About 250 golf fans attended the weekend events under favorable weather.
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Pocatello Municipal Golf Course
Tombstone
Webb Cox
Delna
Ogden
Elene McGlaughlin
Carl Hanson
Potent Mustangs Halt Cardinals 4 3 in Pioneer League
Pocatello fell 4 3 to Billings as Joe Carroll pitched all nine innings for the locals. Key early innings saw Calcio Guzetto and Puc cia drive in all four Billings runs. Charlie Williams hit a 400 foot homer for Pocatello in the ninth. Billings moved to third place. Twin Falls led by 1 1/2 games. Pocatello visits Billings again then Idaho Falls.
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Billings Mustangs
Notre Dame
Pocatello Cardinals
Montana Boys
Redbirds
Billings Park
Gate City Boys
Joe Carroll
George Calcio
Bob Guzetto
Jim Puccia
Redbird
Charlie Williams
Gate City
Twin Falls Cowboys
Pioneer Loop
Pocatello
Billings
Montana City
Idaho Falls
Halliwell Park
Texas Groaner-Nature Boy James Paired In Main Go
Norman Hays matchmaker and American Legion post No. 4 sponsor the first 1949 wrestling card at the National Guard armory in Pocatello. Main event features Johnny Nature Boy James of Los Angeles versus Billy McBain of Texas in a two out of three falls bout with a one hour limit. Supporting matches include Gorilla Poggi versus Johnny Carlin and Pat Cronin versus Elmer Davis in two out of three falls bouts with no time limit. Tickets are on sale at Baseball and Phoenix Cigar stores.
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Texas
James
Pocatello
Norman Hays
American Legion Post No. 4
National Guard
Johnny “Nature Boy” James
Los Angeles
Billy McBain
Gorilla Poggi
Argentina
Johnny Carlin
Indiana
Pat Cronin
Mississippi
Jackson, Miss
LDS Church
Elmer Davis
San Francisco
Baseball
Phoenix Cigar
Denson to Meet Lambert in Salt Lake City Showdown
Indianapolis heavyweight Johnny Denson, who has faced Joe Louis and Jersey Joe Walcott, will fight Jay Lambert of West Jordan in Salt Lake City on Monday May 23. Lambert's manager Marv Jensen announced the bout.
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Salt Lake City
Johnny Denson
Indianapolis
Joe Louis
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Lou Nova
Jay Lambert
West Jordan
Lambert
Marv Jensen
18 Clash Winner Signed By Pocatello Nine
Harold Hinckley of the Pocatello Cardinal club announced that Bob Clear a 20 year old right handed pitcher from Willows will be sent to Gate City within days. This is the second Redbird addition in three days and follows the signing of Bob Vogel. Clear who stood six feet one inch won 18 and lost 12 for Willows last season and has roots in the Cleveland farm system 1946 Bakersfield California State league.
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Harold Hinckley
Pocatello Cardinal Club
Bob Clear
Willows
Gate City
Redbirds
Bob Vogel
Pocatello
Clear
Rose Mead
Calif
Cleveland
Bakersfield
St. Louis Cardinals
Pencil-Size CO Detector Nears Wartime Use
A pencil-size detector for carbon monoxide, the poisonous gas emitted by car engines, was developed during the war era to warn drivers of dangerous exhaust levels.
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