Ninth Frame Rally Caps Reds Victory At Halliwell Park
Ogden Reds beat Pocatello 9 to 5 in a tense ninth inning rally at Halliwell park. Dick Morgan and Charlie Williams homered for Pocatello, but Ogden's late rally chased Carroll and Smith held on for the win in front of about 1,400 fans.
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Big Tom Smith
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Hershall Hisle
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Ted Lewandowski
Dom Barczewski
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John Moore
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Lenny Lamount
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Reiser Clouts Four-Bagger To Win Battle
Pete Reiser exploded a grand slam in the eighth inning to lift the Boston Braves to a 7 6 victory over the Dodgers and claim first place in the National League. The win followed a three run lead built against Vern Bickford and Bob Hall with Bill Voiselle earning the decision. Ken Raffensberger tossed an 11 inning 2 0 win for Cincinnati over Chicago. Hank Borowy beat the New York Giants as Richie Ashburn sparked a four run Phillies rally. In the American League, the Yankees required 14 innings to top the Athletics 2 1 while Ted Gray blanked the Browns 8 0 for Detroit. Ted Williams homered for the Red Sox in a 5 4 win over the Senators.
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Pete Reiser
Brooklyn
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Boston Braves
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Braves
Vern Bickford
Bob Hall
Bill Voiselle
Boston
Nelson Potter
Ken Raffensberger
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Reds
Chicago Cubs
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Cubs
Emil
Dutch) Leonard
Hank Borowy
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Giants
Richie Ashburn
Philadelphia
Ed Waitkus
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Lou Brissie
Yogi Berra
Billy Johnson
YMCA Softball League Opens 1949 Season
The YMCA softball league launches its 1949 season with eight A division clubs and ten B division clubs. Games run Tuesday through Friday with three games nightly and a plan to speed play. First week features Loyal Order of Moose, C Ed Flandro's, Garrett's Truckers, Marines, National Guard, Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, Town Club, Hellenics, plus squads from NOP, Kraft's Cheese, Moose Lodge, IAM, Purina Chows, Painters Union, Safeway, Y's Men, Allis-Chalmers, JACL, and women teams 313 club, Steve's Bowling Alley, Star Cab.
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Loyal
Order of Moose
C. Ed Flandro’s
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Marines, National Guard, Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, Town Club and
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Naval Ordnance Plant
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Moose Lodge
International Association of Machinists
Purina Chows
Painter’s Union
Safeway Stores
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Marines
Town Club
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Cowboys thunder past Billings in Pioneer league game
Twin Falls Cowboys exploded for 17 runs to rout the Billings Mustangs 17 to 1 in a Pioneer league baseball game at Billings. Joe Bowman and Stumpf contributed on offense while Lloyd and Neal pitched for Idaho Falls. Other results from the league included Boise defeating Great Falls 15 to 5 and Salt Lake City beating Idaho Falls 59 to 3.
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Billings
Pocatello
Great Fall
Salt Lake
Ogden
Boise
Idaho Falls
Great Falls
Salt Lake City
Swe
Tierny
Piesiera
Lloyd and
Neal
Lee
Neuenswander
Giorvas
Joe Bowman
Stumpf
Twin Falls Cowboys
Billings Mustangs
Sam McCready Wins British Amateur in Golf Championship
Sam McCready a 31 year old tobacco salesman from Belfast defeated Willie Turnesa of Elmsford New York 2 and 1 to win the British Amateur Golf championship. Frank Park of Los Angeles won the International Lawn Tennis singles title for the second time defeating Patty in the all American series 6 3 1 6 6 4. Patricia Canning Todd of La Jolla California won the Surrey Country Tennis championship by defeating Jean Ker Smith of England 6 3.
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Portmarnock
Ireland
Sam McCready
Belfast
Willie Turnesa
Elmsford
N. Y
Frank Park
Los Angeles
Surbiton
Eng
Patricia Canning Todd
la Jolla
Cal
Jean “‘Ker-Smith
England
Archery Shoot Planned by Pocatello Club at Justice Park
The Pocatello Archery Club will host a field meet today near Justice Park with six targets for simultaneous competition. President Henry Watts notes targets mimic moving game and a noon picnic with a wiener roast will follow. For details call Watts or Getty or Baker.
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Pocatello Archery Club
Henry “Hank” Watts
Justice Park
Watts
Bob Getty
Orval Baker
Idaho State Ends Third In Annual AAU Cinder Meet
Utah track stars led the Intermountain AAU meet in Salt Lake City with Brooklawn Creamery Redskins scoring 70 points to win. Cache Valley Builders Supply finished second with 45.5, Idaho State totaled 29.5 and Brigham Young 16.5. Records fell in quarter mile and two mile events. Don Perkins ran 440 yards in 50.4 seconds for Brooklawn. Clarence Robison of BYU ran two miles in 9:42 and lowered Sky Line Six mark by five seconds. Pocatello’s Glae McDonald cleared 12 feet 6 inches in pole vault and Jake LaRue jumped 21 feet 10.25 inches in the broad jump.
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University of Utah
Brooklawn Creamery
Redskins
Cache Valley Builders Supply
Logan
Utah State Aggies
Idaho State
Pocatello
Brigham Young University
Bennett’s Sporting Goods
Don Perkins
Brooklawn
BYU
Clarence Robison
Glae McDonald
Jake LaRue
The Majors Line Scores From National League Games
National League results show New York and Philadelphia in a 11 inning slugfest with New York winning 9 to 5. other matchups include Cincinnati at Chicago 2 to 8. Boston at Brooklyn 7 to 6. Pittsburgh at St. Louis 9 to 4 in 14 innings. Philadelphia beating New York 1 to 6 in a late extra frame.
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Cleveland
Turnesa Reaches British Amateur Final Amid Tough Conditions
Willie Turnesa of Elmsford New York advanced to the 36 hole final of the British Amateur Championship after surviving two grueling matches despite high winds and rain. He faces Sam McCready of Belfast with Frank Stranahan eliminated in the quarter final by McCready 4 and 3.
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Ireland
U. S
Willie Turnesa
Elmsford
N. Y
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Turnesa
Sam McCready
Belfast
McCready — Tobacco Company
Stranahan
Fastest Field In History Set for Indianapolis Race
The 33-car starting lineup for the Indianapolis 500 was set after a final qualification wave. Bayliss Leverett led with a 129.236 mph ten mile sprint while Manuel Ayulo posted the slowest qualifying speed at 125.799 mph. George Metzler suffered a serious crash before trials opened.
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Wilbur Shaw
Bayliss Leverett
Glendale
Cal
Fred Agabashian
Albany
Emil Andres
Blue Island
Ill
Tuffy
Bill Cantrell
Louisville
Manuel Ayulo
Burbank
Pell-Mell Paces Men Of Troy To PCC Track Title
Seattle UP Patton leads USC to a PCC track title with 71.5 points as he wins the 100 and 220 yards. UCLA’s Dixon wins two hurdles while Dixon and Patton tie for high point honors with 10 each. Stanford 42, UCLA 32, California 28.5. Patton loses last chance at the 100 record by one tenth amid headwind.
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Pell-Mell
Patton
University of Southern California
Trojan
Craig Dixon
UCLA
Dixon
Stanford
Golden Bears
California
Trojans
Bob Work
Indy Racer George Metzler Flips Into Wall At Speedway
Indianapolis news report says George Metzler of Indianapolis crashed a four cylinder car owned by Lee Glessner of Wheeling West Virginia after roaring into the southwest curve at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway during preparations for the Memorial Day 500 mile race. The incident occurred Saturday as the car struck the retaining wall in the high speed turn. Metzler was uninjured, and the car sustained damage.
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Johnny-come
George Metzler
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Metzler
Lee Glessner
Wheeling
W. Va
Rockland Hosts Potent 9 From American Falls In ARP Diamon dlt
Rockland, tied for first with two wins, faces American Falls Moose nine in a high profile ARP league clash. Chuck Chadbourne will pitch for Rockland with cleanup hitting duties. planned starters include Curtis Cowman Wayne Dewey Gene Kress Lee Owens Virgi Schmett Jay Paris Don Benson Ray Waite.
Twins Fall Cowboys Part Ways With Three Players
Twin Falls releases three Cowboys players. Pitcher Jim Cobb sold to Independence Kansas. Shortstop Darrell Waska also moved. Pitcher Max Hittle released and plans to return to Lodi California to start a business. Ed Hughes and Bob Newbill awaiting Yankee farm system work.
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Jac Radtke
Twin Falls Cowboys
Siv
Jim Cobb
Independence Kan
Darrell Waska
Max Hittle
Lodi
Cal
Hittle
Hey
Dale Hittle
Ed Hughes
Bob Newbill
New York Yankee
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