Mustangs Win Third Straight Over Pocatello Masses of Runs
Billings Mustangs defeated Pocatello 18 to 9 in a high scoring Pioneer League game. Six runs in the seventh inning capped the rally as four Billings pitchers worked, while Pocatello lost key players to injuries and bayed by early hole. Wendell Ashby homered for Pocatello in the seventh.
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Walt Lowe
Pocatello Cardinals
Billings Mustangs
Montana Boys
Gate City
Pocatello
Ted Lewandowski
Charlie Williams
Redbird
Tom Smith
Mustangs
Lowe
Billings Boys
Billings
Dick Guy
Redbirds
Guy
Paul Petersen
Vern Rhinehart
Gate City Gang
Smith
Wendell Ashby
Pocatellans
Morgan
Ashby
Petersen
Pekovich
Dunn
Sirota
Local YMCA Softball Season Opens With Planed Start
Large turnout at second YMCA softball meeting outlines 1949 season with a double elimination tournament starting Monday May 16. Seven inning games proceed 6:30 7:30 and 8:30 weekly with finals in late August and state meets planned in Boise Rexburg and a northern playoff schedule.
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YMC
YMCA
4Haeenneizinga Af Rah Rewakar
Henry “Hank” Watts
Brunker
Boise
Rexburg
Fred Quinn
Ray Horrocks
John Dudenake
Jim Fissell
New Redbird Hurlers Arrive Here
Pocatello adds pitchers Bob Vogel and Bob Clear to the Gate City squad for the Pioneer league season. Clear can also play third base and outfield. Vogel is expected to join Walt Lowe’s rotation after a proper evaluation. Ted Lewandowski is sidelined with a spike injury. Vern Rhinehart shifts to third base with Charlie Williams at short.
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Pocatello
Bob Vogel
Bob Clear
Gate City
Walt Lowe
Redbirds
Clear
Vogel
Willows
Lowe
Billings
Ted Lewandowski
Cardinal
Marvin Milkes
Vern Rhinehart
Pocatellans
Charlie Williams
John Babich
Idaho Falls
Milkes
Great Falls
Box Score Scene Of Today's Games In Am L East
Box score recap lists probable pitchers for AMER loop games including Highson at Chicago Washington Calvert Detro it Overmire Shantz Drews Porterfield Feller Wehmeier Kennedy Munger Barney and Heintzelman as night matchups in National League and American League games with notable pitching lines and lineups.
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Highson
Chicago
Ashington
Calvert
Detroit
Overmire
Philadelphia
Shantz
St. Louis
Drews
New York
Porterfield
Cleveene
Feller
Izacue
Cincinnati
Wehmeier
Kennedy
St. Lee
Munger
Boston
Pees
Pioneer Diamond League Results And Schedule
Tonight's schedule features Great Falls at Billings Twin Falls at Boise Salt Lake City at Ogden In a Boise Ogden game Jim Valentine delivered a ninth inning sacrifice fly to drive in Rip Koenig for an 11 to 10 Boise victory Pilots pitcher errors and walks dominated Ogden with 18 walks and only six Boise hits Giorvas left hospitalized after being struck by a pitch and backup Spaziano also injured in previous week
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Ogden Billings
Great Falls
Ocatello
Salt Lake
Idaho Falls
Boston
New York
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
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Pittsburgh
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Cleveland
TD Ecerneeere LL
Philo Oem
Bt. Louis
Billings
Boise
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Salt Lake Cross
Dick Larner
Walt Guetinek
Bob Maruca
Rip Roher
Jim Valentine
Rip Koenig
Pilots
Jim Giorvas
al Spaziano
Hershell
Kushner
Wilbur McConnell
Warren Noyes
Jim Gilmore
Fifth Edges First In Legion Game
Fifth district takes a 5 to 2 junior Legion baseball win over first district as Hadley hits a triple and R Oliver and Davis drive in runs. Gottus yields the early runs while Knowles allows limited offense. West and O Donnell spark a fifth inning rally. Boysen bail hearing follows for purse snatching incident.
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R. Oliver
Davis
Gottus
Oliver
Medina
B. Oliver
Knowles
Horrocks
West
Stod
Dar
O'Donnell
Ceeseers
Bannock Diamonds-Tiger Nine Meet At Idaho Falls
Undefeated Pocatello high school baseball seeks win four as Bannocks travel to Idaho Falls for a home and home clash with the Tigers. Coach Bob McCain plans Bill Horrocks to start, with Ralph Lish, John Locke and Steve Dettmer in relief. District playoffs run May 16-18 with regional and state games to follow.
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Tiger Nine
Idaho Falls
Pocatello High School
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Bannocks
Warriors
Gate City Nine
West Side Pirates
Tigers
McCain
Bill Horrocks
Ralph Lish
John Locke
Steve Dettmer
Don Lindsey
Glenn Evans
DeVoe Brown
Wally Kelly
Bill Packer
Lloyd Spiker
Twin Falls
Haefner Fires 1 Hit Battle Against Tribe
Washington pitcher Mickey Haefner threw a one hit shutout over the Indians 1 to 0 in Cleveland. Larry Doby’s first inning single was the lone threat as Haefner retired the last eight hitters and his club earned an eighth straight win on a westward road trip.
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Washington Senators
Indians
Cleveland
Municipal Stadium
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Anes Nee Eves Stemee
Washington
Lenzburg
Larry Doby
Yed Williams
Haefner
Doby
Mickey
Ken Keltner
Eddie Robinson
Steve Gromek
Nationals
Sherry Robertson
Robinson
Gerald Priddy
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Chuck Dobbs
Sox
Red Embree
Browns
Embree
Ted Williams
Yankees
Tigers
Detroit
Hal Newhouser
Allie Reynolds
Newark
Tommy Henrich
The Majors Line Scores and Colgate Lacrosse Captain
The Majors line scores show Washington beating Detroit 17 to 6 with Embree, Moss, and Reynolds contributing for New York, while Giants and Dodgers postponed games due to rain. Colgate announces Austen B Colgate from New Marlboro captains the lacrosse team as senior attackman.
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Colgate
Father of Cards' Diamond System Dies of Cancer
Sam Breadon, 72, longtime president of the St. Louis Cardinals, died at St. John's Hospital after a battle with cancer. Breadon led the club for 27 years from 1920, guiding it to multiple National League pennants before selling the team in 1947 amid declining health. He rose from a New York immigrant to a thriftful, shrewd baseball magnate starting at the 1904 St Louis World's Fair.
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Sam Breadon
St. Louis Cardinals
St. John’s Hospital
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Cardinals
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Fred M. Saigh, Jr
New York
St Louis
Pocatello Coach Aims for 20 Points in State Track Meet
Pocatello high school track coach Mike Mills predicts a strong chance to win the state meet in Boise. Key stars include undefeated Dick Pettit in the mile, plus hopes for five to ten points from the mile relay medley relay and other events. Team travels Friday with tennis squad joining for the state finals.
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Poky High
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Mills
Dick Pettit
Tom Flint
Ted Tubbs
Jerry Howell
Richard Hammond
Idaho Falls
Charlie Pickett
Doug Collins
Larry Christiansen
Bob Pettit
Bill Ryan
Ryan
Bannock
Gary Paxman
Ronald Semmons
Mike
Bengals
Greyhound
Owhyee
Chace Anderson
Tracksters
Canvas Show Tonight At N G Armory
Wrestling season debut in Pocatello at the National Guard Armory on South Second Avenue sponsored by American Legion post No 4. Main event features Jimmy James of Los Angeles versus Billy McBain of Texas with a one hour limit or two out of three falls.
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Los Angeles
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Cut Lad
James
McBain
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Pat Cronin
Elmer Davis
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