Clubs to Try Luck at New Scenes
Salt Lake City beat Ogden 8 to 7 in a nine inning game as part of a weather affected schedule. A doubleheader with Idaho Falls and Pocatello was rained out leaving eight teams to play three game series starting tonight. Billings at Twin Falls is the key matchup with Billings one and a half games ahead. The Bees ran seven in the fourth inning highlighted by Arnold Rose and walks, lifting Salt Lake City to a fifth straight win and igniting a new Bees era. Ogden pitchers issued ten walks in the loss.
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Salt Lake City
Ogden
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Billings
Twin Falls
Great Falls
Boise
Montana Park
Bees
Utah
Buzzers
Arnold Rose
Walt Swedman
Bob Greenwood
Jimmy Noverin
Grant Cullimore
Swedman
Greenwood
Jimmy Westlake
Coving Cullimore
Noverini
Will Tiesiera
Gene Machado
Tom O'Laughlin
Tiesiera
Machado
O’laughlin
Ken Lanning
Grover Frisbee
Radio Schedule and Programs Listing for NBC Thursday Evening
A dense radio timetable listing NBC shows across stations KSEI-930 and KC KSE]-FM-96.5, detailing Aldrich Family Burns and Allen Kraft Music Hall Monument Builders Screen Guild Players Fred Waring Show News Summary Skippy Hollywood Theatre Johnny Bradford Show Musicana Melody Mart Downey songs Gem State News Juke Box Serenade Palace Hotel Orchestra and more timed from early evening to after midnight with multiple news summaries and various serials and music programs. The grid includes afternoon and overnight blocks with soaps like Ma Perkins Right to Happiness Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jones Young Widder Brown and feature programs such as The Brighter Day and Road of Life, concluding with sports and market updates.
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Aldrich Family
Burns and Allen
Kraft Music Hall
Monument Builders
Screen Guild Players
Fred Waring
Skippy Hollywood Theatre
Johnny Bradford
Musicana
Melody Mart
Downey
Gem State
Palace Hotel Orchestra
Oklahoma
Market Basket
Aunt Mary
Carle
Calvary Be
News of the World
H. V. Kaltenborn
Frisbee Players Highlight Pioneer League Action Saturday
Ogden hosts Salt Lake C as Idaho Falls at Pocatello is postponed due to rain. Only games scheduled feature Frisbee players Lanning McConnell Greenwood Larner and Swedman in a 100 7 8 style score line.
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Salt Lake C
Frisbee
Lanning
McConnell
Greenwood
Larner
Swedman
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Coast League game scores and lineups listed
The Coast League matchups show Seattle and San Diego with scores 46 to 9 and 6 to 4 respectively, plus San Francisco and Los Angeles results. Pletcher Grasso and others named in Seattle lineup appear alongside Jurisich Kipp Mooty Moore. Gassaway Padgett Perex Jarvis Hollywood in the San Francisco entry. Los Angeles features Moulder Unser Kelly Emmerich and Burbrink Malone.
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Seattle
San Diego
Pletcher
Grasso
Jurisich
Kipp
Mooty
Mooreland
S. Francisco
Gassaway
Padgett
Perex
Jarvis
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Moulder
Unser
Kelly
Emmerich
Burbrink
Malone
State Maps Schedule of Fish Planting
Idaho Fish and Game maps an extensive fish planting program to replace large fish harvested after the season opens June 4. Rainbow and cutthroat trout lead the list with brook trout where water allows. Hatcheries will be filled for fall and next spring planting. Smallmouth bass will be planted at undisclosed locations. German brown trout target the Snake River Burley Lower Weiser Portneuf. Yellow stone black spots go to Priest Lake and Stanley basin.
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Fish and Game Department
Idaho
James C. Simpson
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Hagerman
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Burley
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Weiser
Portneuf River
McCammon
Yellowstone
Priest Lake
Stanley Basin
Stars Take Lead With Six-Game Margin
The Hollywood Stars won 4-2 over the Los Angeles Angels despite missing four regulars to extend their Pacific Coast League lead to six games. Rainiers beat San Diego 6-2 as Seattle’s Guy Pletcher earned his 11th straight win, while San Francisco Seals rallied to top Oakland 6-3. Sacramento and Portland results omitted.
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Seattle
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The
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Minor Leagues and Boxing Roundup Notable Scores
Western International Salem 14 Bremerton 5 Wenatchee 3 Vancouver 1 Spokane 8 Victoria 4 Tacoma 7 Yakima 5 Western League Denver 5 Pueblo 4 Lincoln at Omaha postponed American Association Milwaukee 8 1 Indianapolis 3 5 St Paul 4 Louisville 1 Kansas City 8 Toledo 5 Columbus 9 Minneapolis 7 International League Newark 4 Baltimore 3 Buffalo 11 Montreal 7 Jersey City 4 Syracuse 3 Southern Association Atlanta 5 New Orleans 4 Nashville 8 Memphis 2 Mobile 5 Birmingham 4 Chattanooga 5 Little Rock 4 Texas League Shreveport 9 3 Houston 1 7 Oklahoma City 5 Fort Worth 3 Beaumont 2 San Antonio 1 Dallas 10 Tulsa 9 Worcester Massachusetts Joe Rin done 163 Roxbury stopped Irish Bobby Flanagan 161 London Ontario 6
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Spokane
Victoria
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Yakima
Denver
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Little Rock
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Houston
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
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San Antonio
Dallas
Tulsa
Boise Pilots reshuffle roster after Billings trip
Boise announces a team reshuffle led by manager Billy Stenger. Owner Haydn Walker says Richie Colombo is released and Gordon Williamson will join after dental school, with Williamson to play second. Frank Constantino and two new pitchers Alton Lee and Dick Conover join as roster changes unfold.
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Boise Pilots
Billy Stenger
Haydn Walker
Billings
Mont
Pilots
Walker
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Gordon Williamson
Williamson
Omaha
Neb
Stenger
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Yakima
Bremerton
Vancouver
Alton Lee
Dick Conover
Pro Golfing Title Goes To Virginian
Samuel Snead, 37, of White Sulphur Springs W Va won the 1949 PGA Championship at Hermitage Country Club by defeating Johnny Palmer 3 and 2. Snead also leads 1949 money list with $12 610 83 and hints at pursuing the Open title next week in Chicago.
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Richmond
Samuel Jackson Snead
Palmer
Snead
Chicago
Sam
Lloyd Mangrum
PGA
Hermitage Country Club
Johnny
Cowboy Hurler Sold as PALLS Adds Ed Hughes
The Twin Falls club sold left handed pitcher Ed Hughes to Hutchinson Kansas of the Class C Western Association. Hughes was among five released to meet Pioneer league player limits. He had a 1 1 record this season.
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Palls
Twin Falls
Ed Hughes
Hutchinson, Kas
Hughes
How They Stand Thursday’s Schedule
Pocatello at Salt Lake City Idaho Falls at Ogden Billings at Twin Falls Great Falls at Boise schedule for the day.
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Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Idaho Falls
Ogden
Billings
Twin Falls
Great Falls
Boise
Major Leagues National St Louis and Brooklyn Showdown
Baseball score table and brief notes mix teams including St Louis Brooklyn Chicago New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia Detroit St Louis Cleveland New York Boston and San Francisco. Singers and boxers Benny Walker Corky Gonzales Pat Iacobucet are listed with meantouts and weights.
Raschi Triumphs to No 7 with Three-Hit Shutout
Vic Raschi of the New York Yankees pitched a three-hit 3-0 shutout over the Chicago White Sox for his seventh win against one loss. Virgil Trucks won his seventh for Detroit in a 5-4 ten-inning victory over Philadelphia. Bobby Feller, though fading, lost 3-1 to Boston in his first start in two weeks. The Boston Braves pulled ahead in the National League with an 8-6 win over Pittsburgh to take sole first place. Dodgers lost to St Louis while Giants overwhelmed Chicago. Nine pitchers worked in the Boston-Pittsburgh clash.
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Vic Raschi
New York Yankee
Virgil Trucks
Detroit
Feller
Boston
Bobby
Raschi
Chicago White Sox
Trucks
Philadelphia A’s
Washington
St. Louis Browns
Eddie Yost
Sam Dente
Boston Braves
Braves
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
New York
Dodgers
St. Louis
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Fines for Two Players and Manager in Pioneer League
Pioneer league president J P Halliwell fined Dom Barczewski and Wilbur McConnell five dollars each for a May 29 Pocatello fight. Charlie Metro of Twin Falls Cowboys received fifteen dollars for actions protesting umpires’ decision in Billings. Halliwell also denied two protests by Larry Shepard of Billings over base awards and balk rule calls in games at Pocatello and between Twin Falls and Ogden on May 17.
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Jack) Halliwell
Pioneer League
Dom Barczewski
Pocatello
Wilbur McConnell
Ogden
Charlie Metro
Twin Falls Cowboys
Barczewski
McConnell
Métro
Billings
Halliwell
Larry Shepard
Shepard
Twin Falls
Klein Accepts Release From Monterrey Club
Lou Klein former St Louis Cardinals shortstop left the Monterrey club of the Mexican league amicably. Amar Canavatti owner said Klein asked for a month's paid leave for treatment in New York. The club could not pay for the absence and released him. Klein departed for New York for medical care.
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Mexico
Lou Klein
St. Louis Cardinals
Amar Canavatti
Klein
New York
Canavatti
Wil son and Turner draw in Oakland bout
In Oakland California Jackie Wilson age 150 from Los Angeles and Earl Turner age 155 from Richmond drew after a scheduled match line up with those ages and cities.
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Calif
Jackie Wilson
Los Angeles
Earl Turner
Richmond
Drew
Ring Results From Multiple Cities
Milwaukee bout saw Bob Sandberg win a decision over Harold Jones in a 135 to 136 bout. Elizabeth match had Ferland edging Billy Lee on points. Regan scored a knockout on Roderique in New Bedford. Hu nick stopped Drago in Salt Lake City. Sa la beat Taylor on points in Binghamton.
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Harold
Jones
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Phil Roderique
Lewiston
Salt Lake City
Ernie Hunick
West Jordan
Utah
Rocky “Bobo” Drago
Louisville
Yankees Sign Two Players From West Coast Colleges
The New York Yankees announced contracts with two players from the San Francisco Bay area. Scout Joe Devine said Bill Renna from Oakland will report to Kansas City in the American Association. Tom Kelly from San Francisco is assigned to Beaumont in the Texas League.
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New York Yankees
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Yankee
Joe Devine
Bill Renna
Oakland
Kansas City
Tom Kelly
Beauemont
Idaho Rifle and Pistol Association Elects Officers
New officers of the Idaho State Rifle and Pistol Association were announced here. Ralph Shaffer of Twin Falls is president, Jim Bays of Twin Falls is vice president, and Clyde Rosa of Twin Falls is secretary-treasurer.
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Boise
Idaho State Rifle and Pistol Association
Ralph Shaffer
Twin Falls
Jim Bays
Clyde Rosa
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