Red And Blue Warriors Leave For Boise Today
Pocatello high school tracksters and tennis aces prepare for the trip to Boise for the state meets. Coach Mike Mills and tutor Chace Anderson lead the squad with Pettit as the standout in track events. Four netmen join doubles teams Hancock-Sneider Shelton-Skidmore with potential singles entries after arrival. The team departs by Greyhound, aiming for top finishes.
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Pocatello High School
Boise
Mike Mills
Chace Anderson
Mills
Bannocks
Pocatello
Dick Pettit
Acemiler
Pettit
Charlie Pickett
Doug Collins
Larry Christiansen
Tom Flint
Ted Tubbs
Jerry Howell
Richard Ham
Lorin Hancock
Wesley Skidmore
Bob Sneider
Frank Shelton
Hancock-Sneider
Shelton- Skidmore
Anderson
Greyhound
Preakness Stakes Likely in Clear Warm Weather
Baltimore report says the 73rd Preakness may run under clear warm skies as the weatherman predicts steady dry conditions until Saturday afternoon. Seven horses are expected to start, with contenders lining up for the post.
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Baltimore
Foster in Action In New York at Madison Square Garden
Vince Foster the Omaha knockout specialist faces Charlie Fusari in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden tonight. Foster seeks to regain Golden Boy prestige after a series of high profile fights.
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Foster
New York
Vince Foster
Omaha
Neb
Charlie Fusari
New Jersey
Madison Square Garden
Bees edge Reds to climb in Pioneer League standings
Salt Lake Bees defeated Ogden Reds 7 to 6 in Salt Lake City. Ned Sheehan hit a two run homer with two on in the fifth, and Jim Valentine added a key blow as Boise’s Ned Sheehan drove in two runs in the fifth. Others featured include Schroder Relyea Hittle Rheer Gilmore von Woerman Stites and Valentine.
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I Schroder
Relyea
Rheer
Jim Gilmore
von Woerman
Bill Stites
Valentine
Boise
Ned Sheehan
Jim Valentine
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Athletics for All at Illinois Sparks 32-Sport Intramurals
Swimming Coach Edwin J. Manley began intramural athletics at Illinois in 1918. The program has grown to include more than 6000 students across 32 sports.
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Champaign, III
Edwin J. Manley
Illinois
Solon Nine suffers second straight loss to Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators fall 2 to 1 to the Detroit Tigers as Virgil Trucks shuts them down on five hits for his fifth win. Ed Robinson homers for the Senators, his sixth, amid a busy scoring day across a league with multiple late-inning rallies.
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NEW York
Mars
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Virgil Trucks
Detroit
Senators
Wio
Ed Robinson
Ate
Trucks
Don Kolloway
Walt Masterson
Paul Camp
Mel Parnell
Red Sox
Og i
White Sox
Vern Stephens
Lloyd Merriman
Parnell
Reds
Giants
Ken Jingeret
Hank Sauer
Johnny Wyrostek
Cincinnati
Clint Hartung
Red Stallcup
Hartung
Ralph Branca
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Hank Borony
Cubs
Dodgers Admit Brown and Nichols to Hall of Fame
Two more members join the Cooperstown hall as Mordecai Brown and Charles Nichols, famed pitchers of past eras, are inducted into baseball history.
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Cooperstown
N. Y
Dodgers of Baseball
Hall of Fame
Mordecai
Brown
Charles
Kid
The Majors Line Scores From National League Action
Cincinnati and Philadelphia games feature pitchers Gregg Brina, Campanella and Brissie. Home runs hit by Campanella Kokos Bintinger Pellagrini, with Fannin earning the win and Gregg the loss.
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United Press National League Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brissie
Harris
Scheib
Fannin
Josiee
Nger
Osinger
Brinsis
Kokos
Bintinger
Pellagrini
McCammon Gains Class B Diamond Title
McCammon Red Raiders beat Soda Springs 16 to 8 to win the fifth district southern class B diamond championship. George Bowman earned his fifth win after routing Downey 11 to 3 on the McCammon field. The undefeated team advances to face Aberdeen at Halliwell Park in Pocatello.
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George Bowman
McCammon Red Raiders
Soda Springs Nine
Bowman
Downey Force
McCammon
Aberdeen
Halliwell Park
Pocatello
Dozen Crews Ready For New Season Ball League
Henry Watts, athletic director at the Pocatello Y, notes dozen crews prepared for the season. Players switching teams require a release from their prior squad. Teams entered include NATIONAL GUARD, NAVAL ORDNANCE, RAFT FOODS, HELLENICS, GARRET'S, BOF RC, PAINTERS UNION, MOOSE LODGE, PURINA CHOWS, Y'S MEN, 313 CLUB, TOWN CLUB with listed members.
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Henry
Hank Watts
Pocatello “Y
Watts
National Guard
Leo Wise
Philip Snyder
Henry Celli
Dean Worley
Don Darling
David Dimick
J. R. Middleton
Bob Larson
Earle Capellen
Gene Christensen
Naval Ordnance
N. Hronek
H. Garbett
A. Anselmo
W. Jenkins
E. Rice
B. Linday
M Faure
L. Patz
H. Hancock
E. Tallier
Raft Foods
Grant Laker
Dewey Doss
Max Pyper
Don Jones
Acel Lowe
Ivan Archibald
Fred Snyder
Mark Fullmer
Jim Branch
Bob Donicht
Ben Kane
Dave
Sherman Tannehill
Orin Fisher
BOF RC
Jim Grayson
Kenneth Skimp
Charles Hronek
Bob Allen
Elmer Christiansen
Ray Hancock
Ray Weherli
Virgil Hall
Oscar Riley
Fred Westwood
Nick Schihabel
Norman Barry
Hal Rupp
Painters Union
Bill Robberts
Tom Roberts
Pate Woodrine
Chuck Dixon
Chuck Marso
Jack Rhandeau
Eddie Trujillo
Joe Garcia
Chuck Miller
Dean Stinger
Max McCaffrey
Bob Forcey
Moose Lodge
Paul Faloner
Larry Link
P. Dalphino
Homer Wilson
E. Burett
D. Foster
J. Higgins
B. Jones
C. McDowell
B. Lindely
F. Frantz
Purina Chows
Duane Mann
Lynn Foster
Jim Calegar
J. Bushboom
H. Sheets
F. Hutchinson
H. Cray
R. Wheatley
C. Felton
H. Cooper
R. Reiser
L. Hatley
D. Tubbs
C. Bushboom
Y’s Men — Rey Barber
E. Rouche
P. Shepherd
B. Reese
B. Johnston
A. Bistline
L. Robins
H. Tovinson
B. Prescott
R. Poynor
H. Watts
J. Fisell
J. Burton
R. Stephens
313 Club
Pat Espitallier
Loeda Anselmo
Betty Orchard
Bonnie Donaldson
Florence Menousik
Mildred Freeman
Carolyn Priest
Verna Panopolous
Chyral Jones
Town Club
Jim Galloway
R. Swallow
John Kobe
A. Cullen
S. Maynard
E. Mayne
G. Ferro
Don Neilson
E. Pond
Bob Adamson
I. Smith
J. Olsen
Palmer Out Front In Goodall Invitation Round
Johnny Palmer of Badin North Carolina shot a two under par 70 at Wykagyl to lead the Goodall Invitation after the first round with plus 14 points. He used a borrowed putter and outpaced 16 pros by three points in New Rochelle New York.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Johnny Palmer
Badin
N. C
Wykagyl Country Club
McCammon routs opponents with key homers and players
Gunnell and Christopherson star as Bow man and Bond. Bond and Andrews homer for McCammon while Downey and Stephenson also contribute. Bloxham, Griddle, Bowman, Bond noted with home runs as McCammon keeps offense on display.
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Gunnell
Christopherson
Bowman
Bond
Andrews
McCammon
Downey
Bloxham
Griddle
Stephenson
Redbirds Loose 16 Runs to Beat Russets in Idaho Falls
The Redbirds exploded for 16 runs on 10 hits and four Russets errors to power past Idaho Falls 16 to 9 before 941 fans. After a 13-run first inning, Pocatello moves into the Pioneer League first division, with two games left in the series.
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Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Montana
Billings Mustangs
Russets
Fedstop
Ermery
MacHugh
Mueller
Walt Lowe
Bob Vogel
Redbird
Hill
Nenna
Dean
Cunningham
Williams
Barczewski
Lowe
Morgan
Lewandowski
Grosser
Clardy
Bartholomew
Brown
Anderson
Busby
Clear
Tapp
Willas
Federmeyr
McHugh
Hueer
Barczewon
Lish Leads Pocatello Pitching In 7 0 Win Over West Side
Ray Lish blanked West Side Pirates 7 0 on two scattered hits for Pocatello high school in seven innings. Six Pirates fanned, 24 batters faced, one error charged, with Pocatello scoring three in the first and three in the second and adding the final run in the sixth. Lish and Lindsey secured the victory while Miller, Rice and Lemon worked for the Pirates.
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Bill Horrocks
Ray Lish
West Side Pirates
Horrocks
Idaho Falls
Lish
Pirates
Pocatello
Bannock
Pirate
G. Miller
Packer
Rowe
Kelley
Rice
Warriors
Walz
West Side
Lindsey
Miller
Lemon
Gonzales to Tour Paris London Wimbledon After French Open
U S Lawn Tennis association announced champion Richard Pancho Gonzales of Los Angeles will fly to Paris on Monday for the French championships starting May 19. After Paris he will compete on grass in London the Netherlands and finally Wimbledon in England.
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New York
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
Richard (Pancho) Gonzales
Los Angeles
Paris
Gonzales
London
Wimbledon
England
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