Home Victory Highlights Four Run Rally
Ogden tied the game in the fourth with three singles but Peccatello sparked a rally in the fifth. LeBlanc lined a long homer, Sheehan scored on Barczewski's double, and Schuerman started a sixth inning homer. Torres fanned eight as the Cards built an 9 to 4 win over Pocatello in front of 1144 fans.
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Peccatello
LeBlanc
Ned Sheehan
Murphy
Dom Barczewski
Twin Falls and Billings Split In League Playoffs
In the Pioneer League first game Twin Falls beat Billings 8 to 4 with a homer by a Twin Falls player in the seventh. The second game saw Twin Falls win 8 to 6 as multiple pitchers worked and Yelovic and King played key roles. Salt Lake defeated Idaho Falls 7 to 6, while Boise topped Great Falls 10 to 9 in another contest.
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Eskenberry
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King
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Kuehl
Danielson
Lanham
Glimpse
Wilson
W. L. Pet
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Ogdeneseesene
Salt Lake
Boiseekesanas
Great Falls
Train Smash-Up Capital for Town Las Vegas
Las Vegas civic leaders arranged a small tour for stranded railroad passengers after a Santa Fe derailment tied up traffic. Ten automobiles with drivers escorted the delayed travelers on an afternoon tour of Las Vegas and the surrounding scenic countryside, leaving a positive impression despite the disruption.
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Las Vegas
California Limited
Santa Fe Railway
Chamber of Commerce
Baseball Summary of Batted Ball Events and Scoring
France to Baumer Schuerman to Barczewski bases on balls off Torres Ross Wolf Torres struck out eight times with Ross eight hits in five innings Two base hits by Barczewski Lowins Wolf Neil Dallio Three base hits by Murphy Home runs by LeBlanc Schuer man Balk Torres Wild pitch by Ross two Stolen base Swed erski
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Lowins
Mickelson
Neil
LeBlanc
Shehana
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Torres
Ross
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Ruehl
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Barczewski
RBI
Moore
Wolf
Baumer
Neil Tor Eveveveteten
Sheehan
Swederski Is Ene Wwneel
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France
Dallio
Balk
Major League Baseball Scores and Standings Update
The Majors show New York and Brooklyn games with wins by Cooper Loh rke Kiner and Waukus on home runs. Schmitz wins for Brooklyn over Minner. No American League games scheduled. Probable pitchers list Cleveland St Louis Boston Philadelphia Washington New York Detroit Chicago with night or two game notes.
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Twilight
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Scheib
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Wynn
Thompson
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Looat
Shea
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Hutchinson
Chicago
Wight
Ww. L. Pat
Boston Une
Detroit Eee
Brooklyn Pet? GB game results with Boron 2 and St Louis details
The record shows Brooklyn with 69 54 and a .561 rate against Boron 2 and St Louis at 69 57 548 11 percent, indicating the scoring and standings in a summarized sports brief.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
NBA Style Tonight Adds Mixed Matchups Across Cities
New York hosts Brooklyn as Hansen and Hartung lead the visitors with Hansen 2-2 and Har tung 6-8. Philadelphia visits Boston with Leonard 9-14 facing Voiselle 13-12. Chicago plays Pittsburgh with Meyer 9-10 against Queen 3-3 in a night of four games.
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Hartung
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Erskine
Philadelphia
Leonard
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Voiselle
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Meyer
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Queen
Davis Cup Selections Favor Veteran U S Singles Pair
The United States named Ted Schroeder and Frank Parker to handle singles against Australia in the Davis Cup series with matches set for Saturday Sunday and Monday. Parker faces Billy Sidwell and Schroeder meets Adrian Quist in the opening singles. the pairings for the doubles will be announced Saturday.
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U. S
Ted Schroeder
la Crescenta
Cal
Frank Parker
Los Angeles
Australia
Parker
Billy Sidwell
Schroeder
Adrian Quist
Quist
Sidwell
Billy Talbert
New York City
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Colin Long
Troop Seven Captures City District Title In Irving Showdown
Westside's Boy Scout Troop 7 beat Eastside Troop 12 18 to 8 at Irving field to clinch the all city district championship. Launny Fitzgerald belted a first inning homer and two more during the night as Bobby Barta and Russell Gettman starred on defense and pitching.
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Westside
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Tendoy
Putnam
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Troop 7
Bob Barta
Darryl Cozad
Pat Claxton
Russel Gettman
Bob Filer
Darris Butterfield
Gary Burgon
Bobby Giesbrecht
Launny Fitzgerald
Bobby Pugmire
Harry Giesbrecht
Floyd Anderson
Ralph Henery l
John Reisinger
Clarence Smith
Walden Godfrey
Gary Fackerell
Dan Jones
Richard Jensen
Mike Bertoch
Ray Smith
Standing
Lee Daniels
Ross Waters
Irvingfield
Harrison Jewelers
Bobby Barta
Russell Gettman
Bobby Filer
Bertosch
Smith and Waters
Tenday
Fred Pauley
Putnam Council
Carl Prescott
Gallorette Sold To Virginian for Over 125000
Gallorette, a champion mare and all time money winner as a filly, was sold to Mrs. Marie Moore of Plaines Virginia for more than 125000 dollars. The buyer reportedly purchased from W L Brann of Glade Valley Farm Frederick Maryland. Gallorette by now six years old earned 159000 as a four year old and 90275 as a five year old.
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Gallorette
Marie Moore
the Plaines
Navy and Indiana Face Tough Football Schedule Outlook
Navy and Indiana confront a punishing 1946 schedule with high-profile opponents including Michigan, Notre Dame, Army, and California. The piece notes coaching instigators behind the clustered sequence, lists key foes for Indiana and Kansas State, and highlights notable losing streaks and teams returning to play after wartime pauses.
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Navy
Indiana
Notre Dame
Star Halfback Is Bounced Out
Lucien Gambino, 200 pound star halfback for Maryland, was ousted from the Southern Conference by the league executive committee. The ruling counts his army service from 1943 to early 1946, using up his 1946 and 1947 seasons and exhausting his eligibility.
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Lucien Gambino
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Loop
Gambino
Jim Tatum
Terrapins
Maryland
Indiana University
Chandler Fines Pirates for Deadhead Payroll Scheme
Major league Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler fined the Pittsburgh Pirates 2000 and farm director Ray Kennedy 500 for placing player M Dan Lynch Jr in a routine contract while paying his father 1200 a year as a scout. Lynch Sr. did no scouting work and was deemed a bonus for Lynch Jr who was declared a free agent.
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A. B. Chandler
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chandler
Pirates
M. Dan Lynch
Dallas
Texas
Lynch
Lynch Sr
Pittsburgh
Dan Lynch Jr
Dan Lynch Sr
Ray L. Kennedy
Young Lynch
Notre Dame Leads With 18 Game Winning Streak Since 1945
The passage notes Notre Dame holding the best major college record with an 18 game win streak, not losing since the 1945 season finale to Great Lakes. It cites Army and other programs with long streaks, including Missouri Valley College, Wesleyan, Pepperdine, Shaw, Tennessee A&I, Michigan, and mentions Rose Bowl context.
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Middleton
Conn
Pepperdine
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Michigan
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Army
Frank Leahy
Great Lakes
Cubs Stop Upward Hike Of Brooklyn Dodgers
Southpaw Johnny Schmitz returned from relief to beat the league leading Dodgers 7 to 6, narrowing Chicago’s gap to two percentage points behind Boston. Schmitz earned his 16th win, delivering four scoreless innings after relieving Minner, while Phil Cavarretta fueled Chicago’s 11 hit burst and Jackie Robinson homered for Brooklyn.
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Johnny Schmitz
Cubs
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Boston Braves
Phil Cavarretta
Chicago
Jackie Robinson
Girl Golfers Start Good in Western Amateur Championship
The nation’s top feminine golfers advanced to the round of eight in the Western Women’s Amateur Championship in San Francisco with Polly Riley Dot Kielty Dorothy Kirby Carol Diringer Mrs Jim Ferrie Margaret Gunther Alice O’Neal and Alice Bauer winning matches. The field includes seven nationally ranked shotmakers led by Alice Bauer of Long Beach California as seven others move toward Friday semifinals and a Thursday round of eight.
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Alice Bauer
Long Beach
Calif
Polly Riley
Ft. Worth
Tex
Dot Kielty
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
Carol Diringer
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