Cards Dump Billings 7-5 In Montana League Tilt
The Pocatello Cardinals beat the Billings Mustangs 7 to 5 on the Montana field to even the series at one win each. Dudrey earned the win for the Cardinals with solid relief after Bill Struharik started and Wright took the loss. Attendance was 2,046.
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Pocatello Cardinals
Billings Mustangs
Montana
Jolie
Adams
Barnes
Jelencich
South Orsenenen Skinner
Falk
Car Apesarnenesees
Pekovich Sateen - Wilson
Pocatello
Sack Wenepeaces
Lowins
Weekend Pioneer League scores and upcoming games
Saturday results show Pocatello 7 Billings 5 and Twin Falls 8 Salt Lake 7. Great Falls routed Idaho Falls 13 to 0 while Ogden beat Boise 4 to 0. Tonight matchups include Pocatello at Billings Ogden at Boise Salt Lake at Twin Falls and Idaho Falls at Great Falls.
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Pocatello
Billings
Twin Falls
Salt Lake
Great Falls
Idaho Falls
Ogden
Boise
W.L. Pet
Ogden Wenene
Boise Sanewanseren
Billiaebnen
Harbert Advances to PGA Quarterfinals in Dominant Win
St Louis reports Chick Harbert blasted Skip Alexander 11 and 10 at Norwood Hills to reach the PGA quarterfinals, firing a 61 on the first 18 holes.
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ST. Louis
Chick Harbert
Norwood Hills
Skip Alexander
N. C
Blackfoot Boxer Plans Olympic Tryouts in Salt Lake
Frankie Echevarria an 18 year old Blackfoot high school boxer will enter the sub regional Olympic boxing tryouts sponsored by Salt Lake BPOE No 85 May 24 and 25 at the state fairgrounds Coliseum. He has three years in boxing with district titles in 1947 48 and 46 bantam class. He also stars in track and is a top student. Lodge No 1416 sponsors him and he departs May 23 with coach Conrad Bertin for Salt Lake. Winners advance to divisional meets in San Francisco.
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Blackfoot
Frank Fechevarria
Inter-Mountain Association of Amateur Athletic Union
U. S
Salt Lake
Frankie
Blackfoot B. P. O. E. Lodge No. 1416
Conrad Bertin
San Francisco
Frankie Echevarria
Salt Lake City
Twin Falls blanks Pocatello for southern prep title
Twin Falls defeats Pocatello 2 to 0 to win the southern regional prep baseball title. Bobby Long pitched a one hitter and Kissane allowed two safeties as Hendrix hit a three bagger on a misplayed throw that led to the first run. The second run came in the sixth.
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Payette
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Bobby Long
Indians
Kissane
Bruins
Twin
Hendrix
Gate City
Two Players Given Unconditional Releases by Billings Mustangs
Harold Mile ski formerly of Laurel and a Midland League figure and Bill Cline first baseman have been released outright by Charlie Root manager of the Billings Mustangs in the Pioneer League. Meanwhile pitchers Torres and Panneman from Billings were treated at a local hospital for acting arms.
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Billings
Harold Mileski
Laurel Boy
Bill Cline
Charlie Root
Billings Mustangs
Torres and
Panneman
New Ring Rule For Knockdowns In Boxing Debut
The Pennsylvania Athletic Commission enacts a new rule requiring a compulsory eight count after knockdowns and limits referee decision announcements to cases of judge disagreement. The changes take effect June 15 and apply to all future bouts.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Sowins' Fine Dropped by Pioneer Baseball League
Pioneer Baseball League President Jack Halliwell rescinded a $10 fine against Ray Sowins of the Pocatello Cardinals after the league correcting an error in a charge of abusing an umpire. The misapplied fine involved Lewins, not Sowins.
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Jack Halliwell
Pioneer Baseball League
Ray Sowins
Pocatello Cardinals
Halliwell
Sowins
Lewins
Softball Game Today in Rainey Park Features Local Teams
Open to the public at 3 p m at Rainey Park a softball game is set between C Ed Flan dro s team and the Sport Shop from Blackfoot Verl Thornock manager says for Pocatello tentative line up includes Paxman Fenwick Lintelman Farnes Galloway Solier Taggart Ashcroft Grayson Jensen Carver Kirlin Thornock Sato Guido Golightly Morris and Davis Blackfoot lineup lists Parks Herbst Nelson Klessner Bell Blake Sorensen Anderson Taylor Reno.
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Rainey Park
C. Ed Flandro
Sport
Blackfoot
Verl Thornock
Pocatello
Gary Paxman
Leon Fenwick
Jack Lintelman
Wally Farnes
Jim Galloway
I Solier
al Taggart
Don Ashcroft
Sam Grayson
Jay Jensen
Bob’ Carver
Fielder
al Kirlin
Gene Sato
Bill Guido
Steve Golightly
Charlie Morris
Frank Davis
Carl Parks
Glen Herbst
Cecil Nelson
Bryce Klessner
Larry Bell
Gary Blake
Duane Sorensen
Dale Anderson
Dean Taylor
John Reno
Washington Crew Loafs to Victory
The University of Washington team won the Pacific Coast Shell championship in Oakland, defeating California by two lengths. Washington dominated the varsity and junior varsity crews, sweeping the 38th annual dual meet and marking the Huskies’ 28th victory over California in the series.
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Oakland
Calif
University of Washington
West
University of California
al Albrickson
Huskies
California
Lefty Bearden blanks Red Sox as Indians widen lead
Cleveland pitcher Lefty Bearden held Boston to six hits earning his third win of the season and boosting the Indians’ AL lead to a game and a half. Eddie Robinson homered off Jack Kramer in the fourth inning to start the scoring. Detroit beat Philadelphia 6 5 as Dick Wakefield delivered a ninth inning pinch hit for the Tigers. Ned Garver earned the win for St. Louis in a 4 2 victory over Washington. Cardinal Murty Dickson helped seal a 6 4 win over Boston. Giants beat Cubs 11 9 behind Ray Poat, and Kirby Higbe led Pittsburgh past Brooklyn 3 1. Cincinnati topped Philadelphia 9 2 with Harry Gumbert winning.
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Henry Eugene Bearden
Boston Red Sox
Beantowners
Cleveland Indians
Bearden
Indians
Red Sox
Jack Kramer
Eddie Robinson
Dick Wakefield
Detroit
Tigers
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Phil Marchildon
al Benton
Art Houtteman
St. Louis Browns
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Tommy Holmes
Bill Salkeld
Jeff Heath
New York Giants
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Ray Poat
Giants
Cub
Bob Rush
Kirby Higbe
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn
Higbe
Dodgers
Ralph Branca
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Phillies
Harry Gumbert
Probable Pitchers Listed for Sunday Doubleheaders in MLB
United Press splits American League and National League matchups with listed probable starters for two-game sets. Key pairings include New York at Cleveland Feller and Black and Philadelphia at St Louis Sanford and Stephens, plus Boston at Chicago Haynes and Moulder, and Chicago at Boston Voiselle and Bickford.
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New York
Reynolds
Lopat
Cleveland
Feller
Black
Philadelphia
Brissie
Fowler
St. Louis
Sanford
Stephens
Boston
Ferris
Kinder
Chicago
Haynes
Moulder
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Masterson
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Trucks
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Gregg
Hansen
Cincinnati
Vandermeer
Brooklyn
Ing
Munger
Hearn
Leonard
Donnelly
Chambers
McCall
Voiselle
Bickford
College of Idaho Wins Northwest Conference Title
College of Idaho outlasted Lewis and Clark 9 to 8 to clinch the Northwest Conference baseball crown. Lewis and Clark scored two runs in the ninth with the bases loaded before the side was retired.
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Wilder
College of Idaho
Lewis and Clark College
Lewis and Clark
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