Truth or Consequences Night at Halliwell Park Event
Special evening at Halliwell Park features a trivia game themed around baseball. The program accompanies the Pocatello versus Idaho Falls clash with Marvin Milkes presenting questions for fans, prize gifts, and a 7:40 p.m. start followed by the 8:15 p.m. ball game.
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Babe Ruth
Detroit Tiger
Baseball Hall of Fame
Halliwell Park
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Marvin Milkes
Russets
Bob Vogel
Walt Lowe
Frank Dean
Redbirds
Pro Boxing Promoter Mike Jacobs Improves After Surgery
Mike Jacobs, retired boxing promoter, was reported in good condition Monday at Monmouth Memorial hospital as he convalesced after an operation for a hernia Saturday.
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Long Branch
N. J
Mike Jacobs
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Busy schoolboy Downey shines in multi sport career
Champaign Illinois athlete Bill Downey, a versatile high school standout from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, competed in football basketball baseball track tennis and wrestling and served as a three year cheerleader.
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Champaign
Ill
Bill Downey
Illinois
Fort Lauderdale, Fla
Six Squads Prepare For New Teenage Baseball League Action
Six clubs have entered the newly formed Teenage baseball league. Teams listed include the 12th Ward Fort Hall Braves Methodists and Squires, with rosters filed for Squires Methodists and Fort Hall Braves. all games at Alameda ballpark. Managers and rosters from Squires Methodists Fort Hall Braves 12th Ward listed with players and officials.
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Ball League
12H Ward
Fort Hall
Methodists
Squires
12Th Ward
Pocatello
Alameda Ballpark
John Read
Read
Charles Kleffner
Ronald Kleffner
Lloyd Spiker
Judy Spiker
Paul Arnold
John Arnold
Ed Brennan
Tim Brennan
Jack Webb
Luke Lamb
Jerry McGaugh
Toby Davis
Martin Tauschert
Ted Tauschert
Kenny Crandall
Clifford Amundsen
Joe Richmond
Charles McDevitt
Bob Booker
Bill Smith
Eddie Arnold
Roger Knowlton
Bob Walker
LeRoy Anderson
Lloyd Ferguson
Bill White
Robert Bonner
Ralph Hall
Dave Haller
Jack Reese
Eugene Mullen
Verl Spraker
Eddie Johnson
Charles Pickett
DuWayne Dickson
Richard Baugh
Don Swallow
Ronald Swallow
Cliff Taylor
Bob Green
Ray Nilson
Devon Hansen
Jack Crawford
Ted Tubbs
Ted Tyler
Junior Lowe
Don Lindsey
DeVoe Brown
Billy Scott
Lowell Walker
First 10 Winners At Indianapolis 500 Race
The 33rd annual Indianapolis 500 mile race results show Holland Reading Pa 121.327 mph earning 34600 dollars as winner followed by Parsons van Nuys Calif 119.785 dollars 10000 and Connor Los Angeles 119.595 dollars 5700 among the top finishers.
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Indianapolis
Holland
Reading
Parsons
van Nuys
Calif
Connor
Los Angeles
Fohr
Milwaukee
Wis
Chitwood
Jackson
Billings Mustangs set attendance record at home park
Billings Mustangs of the Pioneer League report an attendance of 44,292 over 15 home games this year, surpassing 29,872 from the same span last season, according to business manager Maurice Enright.
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Billings
Billings Mustangs
Pioneer League
Maurice Enright
Derby Favorites Under Heavy Guard
London reports heavy security as Scotland Yard widens a probe into a racehorse doping ring believed to have operated at Epsom Downs and other tracks in the past three months. Detectives seek two men tied to Nighttime and Happy Trip, found blinded after a Salisbury race.
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London
Scotland Yard
Epsom Downs
Walter Nightingall
Salisbury
Linksmen Qualify for 49th U S Open at Medinah
A national 36 hole qualifying event today at 28 sites will determine the 120 players joining 693 pros and 557 amateurs for the U S Open at Medinah Country Club in Chicago June 9 to 11. One in ten entrants will advance.
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New York
Chicago
Medinah Country Club
Bob Vogel To Start On The Mound At Halliwell Park
The Pocatello Cardinals shift to pitching by sending Bob Vogel to the mound at Halliwell Park tonight. Walt Lowe leads an injury plagued squad returning from Idaho Falls with aims to rebound and regain momentum after a tough run.
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Bob Vogel
Halliwell Park
Pocatello Cardinals
Walt Lowe
Idaho Falls
Majors Line Scores Show Big Slugfest Across Leagues
Summary of multiple 1940s era line scores detailing games between Philadelphia and Boston, New York and Washington, St. Louis and Cleveland, Detroit and Chicago, plus National League results including Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Brooklyn and New York. Highlights include homer by Zaril, Conatser Russell, Smalley Cavaretta Westlake and Hegen, and a long 13 inning game in Cincinnati. The Cards lost the Idaho Falls tilt while the Russets beat them in Pocatello with notable injuries to Milkes roster and several players sidelined.
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Smith
Russets
Jack Lloyd
Milkes
Lowe
Dean
Frank Ball
Dick Czaplewski
Bob Clear
Walter Buck
Pocatello AB
Rhinehart
Nenna
Pep Czaplewski
Williams
Lewandowski
el Barczewski
Morgan
Ball
White
Ty Smith
P . Oa
Lee
IDAHO
Holt
Bartholomew
ofimiiBe
Blows
Leah Teesnitien
Mullins
Eaeweet
Hill
Busby
Bore Hee Papp
Eel Fedemyer
Paavo Lloyd
P . Os
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Syracuse and Illinois Football Series Renewed
Syracuse and Illinois, which have contracted for a football series in 1951 and 1952, have met twice before in 1909 and 1910 in prior encounters.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Illinois
Milton becomes first former Indianapolis 500 winner to lead AAA officials
Thomas W Milton of Detroit, first Indianapolis champion to win back to back in 1921 and 1923, served as chief steward for the 1949 500 mile grind. He is the first former winner to head the staff of AAA officials.
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Indianapolis
Thomas W Milton
Detroit
AAA
YMCA Softball Opener In Pocatello Awaits Rain Check
The Y league in Pocatello eyes a 1949 start despite heavy rains. Opening night features three games 6 30 B O R C versus Garretts 7 30 Marines versus Town Club 8 30 Hellenics versus L O C M with A division teams highlighted as power squads among 18 clubs.
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YMCA
Henry “Hank” Watts
R.C
Garrett's
Marines
Town Club
Hellenics
C.M
Stars Maintain PCL Lead With Key Wins Over Beavers
Hollywood Stars extended their Pacific Coast league lead to five games by defeating Portland Beavers 8-4 and 3-2. Seattle moved into the second division after beating Oakland 6-1 and 2-1, while San Diego and Los Angeles split their twin bill 7-5 and 6-5. Sacramento Solons topped San Francisco 8-3 and 10-3.
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San Francisco
Hollywood Stars
Portland Beavers
Beavers
Seattle
Oakland
San Diego
Los Angeles
Padres
Sacramento Solons
Syracuse Sprint Regatta to Host 30 Crews
Syracuse will host 30 rowing crews at the Eastern Sprint Regatta this spring, drawing teams from area clubs and colleges to contest sprint events on the river.
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Syracuse
Dartmouth Captains Picked for 1949 50 Teams
Walter Crowley of Worcester and Stephen Pollak of Highland Park were elected captains of Dartmouth College hockey and swimming teams for the 1949 50 season in Hanover New Hampshire.
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Dartmouth
Hanover
N. H
Walter Crowley
Worcester
Stephen Pollak
Highland Park
Results From The Pioneer Diamond League Opening Meet
In Salt Lake City Ogden edged Salt Lake City in the first game 8 to 2. Kushner, McConnell, Morones and Swedman led Ogden while Stites, Giorvas, Wallerstein and Sirota starred for Salt Lake. Second game was rained out. Twin Falls beat Great Falls 3 to 2 in the lone completed contest.
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Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Twin Falls
Great Falls
Boise
Billings
Ogden Oven
Dick Larner
Will Tissera
Ken Lanning
Hal Flynn
McConnell
Ogden Coonn
Kushner
Morones
Swedman
Stites
Lee
Jim Giorvas
Rowe Wallerstein
Alex Sirota
Pioneer TN
Pet GB
Salt Lake
Idaho Falls A
Snead and Palmer Reach P G A Championship Final
Slammin Sammy Snead and Johnny Palmer advanced to the all southern final of the P G A championship in Richmond. Snead rallied from three down with 16 to go to beat Jim Ferrier 3 and 2 while Palmer defeated Lloyd Mangrum 6 and 5 after a strong short game.
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Richmond
Sammy Snead
Virginia Hills
Johnny Palmer
Batlin
N. C
Snead
Big Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Palmer
Japan
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
Sam
Dave Douglas
Wilmington
Del
Ferrier
Hill-Billy
Swank designer unveils dresses made from men’s ties
In Chicago a fashion designer showcased two dresses crafted entirely from men's neckties. The display highlights inventive wear using repurposed material, reflecting ongoing trends in upcycled fashion and bold textile use.
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Chicago
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