Cards Stop Ogden 11-10 In Pitchers Duel At Halliwell Park
Adolpho Torres pitched the Pocatello Cardinals to an 11-10 victory over the Ogden Reds before 1,675 Pioneer League fans. The game featured four home runs, three by Cardinals, and a late protest over umpire calls as Nat LeBlanc argued a decision in the final innings. Tonight the Cards meet Idaho Falls at 8:15 p.m. with Bob Mahoney likely to start.
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Adolpho Torres
Pocatello Cardinals
Ogden Reds
Halliwell Park
Nat LeBlanc
Leo Enger
Idaho Falls
Russets
Bob Mahoney
Pocatello
Ogden
Bill Wilsey
Ray Lewins
Red Baumer
Barczewski
Neil
Ogden Bod
Murphy
Guth
Ramsdell Spaziano Ba
Racers Ready for Big Run at Indianapolis 500
Eight drivers qualified Saturday for Mon day's 500 mile race but only six kept their spots, leaving 33 starters. John Mauro's Alfa Romeo posted 121.790 mph to be slowest in the field, while Lee Wallard topped the day at 128.420 mph in his midweek test. Tony Granatelli crashed on the fourth lap, escaping with minor injuries as the track slated carburetion tests and a pre race meeting at 2 p.m. CDT.
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Indianapolis
John Mauro
Lee Wallard
Schenectady
N.Y
Tony Granatelli
Chicago
Grantelli
Idaho Falls Mayor Ed Fanning as Democratic governor candidate
Idaho Falls Mayor Edward Fanning is favored by Idaho Democrats as a gubernatorial candidate. A. W. Brunt said state party officials report Dan Cavanaugh heard no dissent against Fanning on a statewide trip. Top Democrats plan to test a 1944 term extension amendment by filing a slate for state offices.
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Idaho Falls
Ida
Edward Fanning
Idaho Democrats
Bonneville County
A. W. Brunt
Brunt
Dan Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Ed Fanning
Fanning
Democratic Party
Idaho Funeral Directors elect new state officers
Pocatellan Get s Past Jack Henderson director of the Me Han Henderson mortuary was elected secretary treasurer of the Idaho State Funeral Directors association at the state convention held in Spokane Washington. Other Idaho officers elected were Vincent Vasser Lewiston president John Aislip Nampa vice president and B T Albertson Buhl to board of directors Boise led selected for the 1949 convention.
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Jack Henderson
Pocatello
Me Han-Henderson Mortuary
Idaho State Funeral Directors Association
Spokane
Wash
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Vincent Vasser
Lewiston
John Aislip
Nampa
B. T. Albertson
Buhl
Boise
City Play Staff Set For Pocatello Recreation Program
Pocatello's city recreation program will begin Tuesday with a full staff to supervise daily activities 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Ross Park Loren Hancock Whittier Beverly Edwards Caldwell Judy Green memorial Kean Watson Ray mond Paula Bryan Alameda Park Wally Kelly. Infant mortality rate for 1946 in Australia set a record low at 28.1000 births.
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Pocatello
Wayne Booth
Booth
Ross Park
Loren Hancock
Whittier School
Beverly Edwards
Caldwell
Judy Green
Emorial
Kean Watson
Raymond
Paula Bryan
Alameda Park
Wally Kelly
Pioneer League Saturday Scores and Sunday Schedule
Pocatello beat Ogden 11 to 10 and Idaho Falls defeated Salt Lake 12 to 2. Twin Falls at Billings and Boise at Great Falls were postponed by rain. Sunday games list Pocatello at Idaho Falls, Boise at Twin Falls, Ogden at Salt Lake, and Great Falls at Billings.
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Pocatello
Ogden
Twin Falls
Billings
Idaho Falls
Salt Lake
Boise
Great Falls
L Pet. GB
Pocatello Denen
Ogden Senenseendes
Salt Lake Seenee
Twin Falls l
Boise Deesensteeese
Records Topple In AAU Track Meet At Salt Lake City
At Salt Lake City the Intermountain AAU meet saw new marks in the mile relay, hammer and shot put. Utah University relay team cut 20 seconds from the mile relay record with a 3 27.9 clock. Ralph Maughn, in Utah State colors, threw the hammer 172 feet to break the old mark by ~20 feet. Art Gottfredson, also of Utah State, won the shot put with 49.4 feet, surpassing the Intermountain AAA record.
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Salt Lake City
Saturay
Utah University
Reid Howes
Bob Bears
Don Brown
Vic Hotz
Ralph Maughn
Utah State
Art. Gottfredson
Utah
Intermountain
Pocatello Gridiron Club
Pocatello
Glade McDonald
Bernard
J. Lareaux
Frank Charlton
Southern Idaho College of Education
Clinton Larsen
Maughn
Gottfredson
Milwaukee
Speculation Wins Will Rogers Handicap In Surprise Victory
In Hollywood Park event Speculation a $65,000 colt, long a dud, led from the turn and held on for a neck win over Stage Glitter in the six furlong Will Rogers handicap. Solidarity faded to third as Royal Chance ran with the winner. Exacta paid $18.70 and $8.70, with Stage Glitter at $30.10 and Solidarity $2.70 to show.
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Inglewood
Cal
Will Rogers
Norman W. Church
Hollywood Park
Stage
Solidarity
Stranahan Wins Classic in Tough British Amateur
Frank Stranahan of Toledo won the British Amateur Championship in the worst weather in 50 years. The 25 year old defeated Charles Stowe of Wolverhampton 5 and 4 to claim the 63 year old classic, becoming the eighth American to win the title. Stowe forfeited his $25 weekly wage to compete.
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Sandwich
Eng
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Charles Stowe
Wolverhampton
Parker Wins French International Tennis Singles Title
Frank Parker of Los Angeles captured the men's singles championship at the French International tournament after a rain interruption. He defeated Jaroslav Drobny of the Czech Republic in straight sets 6-4 7-5 5-5 and a final set, clinching the title in a resumed match.
Lemon Shuts Out White Sox 5 0 For Sixth Win
Bob Lemon pitched a four hit shutout for Cleveland, improving to six wins as the Indians defeated the Chicago White Sox 5 to 0. Bill Veeck had predicted 20 wins for Lemon, who has now posted 23 scoreless innings against Chicago. Cleveland trailed the Athletics and the Yankees in the standings.
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New York
Bob Lemon
Cleveland
Bill Veeck
Chicago White Sox
Lemon
Bill Wight
Chicago
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
FourStory warehouse leveled in Kansas City chemical blast
A four story brick warehouse in Kansas City's central industrial district exploded, blowing out windows and gutting the Superior Chemical Co offices. The blast, costing about 100000 in damages and 50000 in chemicals, caused a three alarm fire with 18 firefighting units. No injuries reported as observers noted debris across a 200 foot area. A box car was toppled onto the company offices during the blast.
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Kansas City
Superior Chemical Co
H. Smith Co
Frank Lombardo
Rainout Ends Dodgers Giants Contest In Fourth Inning
Pacific Coast League game between Los Angeles and San Francisco halted in the fourth due to rain. Oakland led 7 to 2 when called, with Wilkie Raimondi Kennedy Tott Krakauskas and Kahn among the players noted. San Diego and Sacramento later figures show 6 6 totals and 7 1 results respectively with Flores Thompson Ritchie Cecil Grissom Moore pitching.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Oakland
Hollywood
Wilkie and Raimondi
Kennedy
Tott
Krakauskas
Kahn
San Diego
Sacramento
Flores
Thompson
Ritchey
Cecil
Grissom
Moore
Teachers May Wed Memphis Teachers Lift Marriage Rule
Memphis teachers win ruling overturning a 19th century clause that forced women to resign if they married. The change ends the marriage ban for educators, aligning policy with modern gender equality.
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Memphis
Tenn
Jeep Loses New Look In Highway 91 Crash
A jeep en route from Salt Lake to Pocatello for sale, owned by Pocatello Bus and Equipment Co., was damaged at Mc Cammon junction on highway 91 when a Utah car driven by James W. Floyd collided from behind. Floyd, his wife, and four children were in the car. damages totaled $75 to the jeep and $75 to the car's light, fender, headlight, and radiator grill.
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Salt Lake
Pocatello
McCammon
Pocatello Bus and Equipment Co
Frank Stillit
James W. Floyd
Utah
Floyd
Great Life in This Country If You Don’t Get Spring Fever
A reflective line about navigating spring sensations in daily life. The brief notes how spring can lift mood or cause restlessness, urging a steady approach to seasonal changes.
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Country
Baseball doubleheaders and matchups across leagues
New York at Philadelphia two games with Lopat and Raschi facing Scheib and Savage. Cleveland at Chicago two games with Feller Kennedy against Shoulder and Gillespie. Boston at Washington. Detroit at St Louis. Brooklyn at Boston. Philadelphia at New York. Chicago at Cincinnati two games with Schmitz Rush and Petterson Wehmeier. St Louis at Pittsburgh two games with Pollett Hearn and Singleton Riddle.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Munger
Papai
Staley
Rice
Chesnes
Kluttz
Chicago
Cincinnati
McCall
Borony
Scheffing
McCullough
Vandermeer
Blackwell
Lamanno
Williams
Brooklyn
Hodges
Vossell
Shoun
Wrea
Mass
Philadelphia
New York
Dubiel
Bicknell
Seminick
Lee
Westrum
Zoldak
Widmar
Massa
Cleveland
Lemon
Hegan
Wight
Harrist
Weigel
Reynolds
Page
Berra
Fowler
Dietrich
Rosar
Boston
Washington
Kramer
Tebbetts
Haefner
Early
Lopat
Raschi
Scheib
Savage
Feller
Kennedy
Shoulder
Gillespie
Gatehouse
Wynn
Detroit
Newhouser
Garver
Barney
Spahn
Heusser
Hartung
Schmitz
Rush
Peterson
Wehmeier
Pollett
Hearn
Singleton
Riddle
Schedule for Softball Y Class Opens Regular Play
The schedule lists daytime and evening games for Tuesday through Saturday June 1 to 5. Matches include I. A. M. versus Hellenics on KM QO diamond and Town Club against Wasatch at 6:30, with several other pairings hourly through 8:30. The note states the A class season opens regular play and the B class began last Tuesday night.
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Hellenics
QO. P. Diamond
Town Club
Wasatch
Safeway
Y’s
Moose
A. C
Garrett’s
N. O. P. Diamond
Goldberg's
Steve's
Flandro's
Aero Club
Marines
P. A
Allis-Chalmers
Purina
Goldberg’s
Green & White’ Girls
Flandro’s
Garrett's
Y's
Husky Crew Dominates Wisconsin in Two Mile Race
University of Washington varsity eight led from start to finish in a five length victory over Wisconsin at Seattle. The Husky crew finished in 10 17.2, 3.2 seconds shy of the 18 year old regatta record set by another UW eight on Lake Monona in 1930.
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Seattle
University of Washington
Wisconsin
Washington
Husky
Lake Monona
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LeBlanc
Sheehan
Ramsdell
Baumer
Lowins
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Ruehl
Swederske
Schuerman
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Enger
Stueher
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Stranahan
Parker
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Buddy Rosar
Sam Chapman
Bill
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Zach Taylor
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Sam Zoldak
al Widmar
Bryan Stephens
Mizell
Whitey) Platt
Les Moss
Virgil Trucks
Bengals
Boston Red Sox
Mickey Haefner
Jack Kramer
Dick Welteroth
Thornton Lee
New York Giants
Richie Ashburn
Walt Dunhbiel
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Chesnes
George
Red) Munger
Ewell Blackwell
Chicago Cubs
Johnny Vandermeer
Danny Litwhiler
Virgil Stallcup
Reds
Dutch McCall
Johnson
McDermott
Batts
Welteroth
Masterson
Evans
Plyline
Micarta
Art's Woodworking Shop
N. 3Rd Ave
DELCO
General Motors
Jeep
Husky Crew
Eltex Credit Cards
Veltex
FISH
Freddy’s
Freddy's
Streamline
Gladdings
Martin Pemco
Perrine
Kalamazoo
Heddon
Freddy's Sport Shop
N. Main
Fisherman's Headquarters
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