Cowboys Rally To 21 6 Victory Over Reds In Series Opener
Twin Falls swept Ogden in a two game set as the Cowboys upset the Reds 21 to 6 in the opener and 10 to 8 in game two. Ten runs in the seventh inning highlighted a chaotic scoring spree as Twin Falls benefited from walks and errors while collecting 18 hits. Ace Johnny Zar dazzled on the mound for Idaho Falls in a 7-4 win over Boise as Salt Lake City widened its lead with a 12-6 triumph over the Cardinals.
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Twin Falls
Ogden
Jim Hedgecock
Cowboys
Reds
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Johnny Zar
Ed Smith
Idaho Falls Russets
Boise Pilots
Earl Owen
Cardinals
Bees
Bill Caplinger
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Boise
Idaho Falls
Larry French
Phil Cavarretta
Cubs
Phil
Frank Demaree
Giants
St. Louis
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Adams First Among Hitters in Pioneer League Averages
Robert Adams, Ogden second baseman, climbs to first among Pioneer League batters in the latest averages, dropping from .352 to .345 while others slip. McConnell and Canavan hold their positions despite declines, with McConnell at .343 and Canavan at .342. Dale Laybourne rises to fourth at .341, Lanny McConnell to fifth at .331. Adams leads in hits with 51, Morresco and Adams tied for steals with seven. Andrade leads in RBIs with 36. McConnell tops homers with six. Robello leads in two-base hits with 13 and ties for runs at 38 with White and Egnati. Mets Ristan and Marlowe excel in wins.
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Robert Adams
Ogden
Sheldon McConnell
Idaho Falls
Tom Canavan
Twin Falls
McConnell
Canavan
Dale Laybourne
Lanny McConnell
Bobby Adams
Fred Moresco
Salt Lake City
Steve Andrade
Pocatello
Tom Robello
Don White
Joe Egnatic
Boise
Mets
Ristan and
Marlowe
Waldron
Snyder
Boise Polivka
Adams
Reynolds
B. Adams
Randall Twin Falls
Laybourne
Rene
L. McConnell
Hughes
Andrade
Moresco
Bauer
Boise _of
Duff
Arlett
Heine
Kerr Pocatello
Owen
Lowe
Steele
Reser
Endress
Patras
White
Harrington
Sinnott
Gden
Egnatic
Robello
Mayer
Cook
Dobson
Ristau
Salt Lake Sac
Caplinger
Smith
Mentz
Fields
Coverce
Teitmeyer
Poanes
Ogden-T. Fr
Ford
Holdhusen
Piscovich
Salt Lake Oe
Bsusee
Ate
Tate
Salt
Paulige
L. City
Ida. Falls
POA
Felding
Ise
RAI Pet
Glenn Sinnott
Wait Lowe
Gordy Duff
Pioneer League Box Scores First Ogden Twin Falls game
Ogden and Twin Falls split a doubleheader with Ogden winning 6 9 3 and 8 8 2 in the first game and Twin Falls taking the second 8 8 2 to 1 0. The box shows players Polivka Teitmeyer Haley Hedgecock Tobin Gibbons Lambert Burgo Heine Cola Chagnon O’Boyle Hayes Tobin Robello Owen Burleson Hatchett and others with stolen bases two base hits home runs by Owen Caplinger two and pitchers Tate Lilly Sandel era details and umpire names McQuillan Jackson. Time 2 22.
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Ogden
Twin Falls
Polivka
Teitmeyer
Haley
Hedgecock
Tobin
Gibbons
Lambert
Burgo
Heine
Cola
Chagnon
O’boyle
Hayes
Sacrise
Moresco
Robello
Owen
Burleson
Hatchett
Waldron
Perry
Bridgers
Kerr
Caplinger
Tate
Lilly
Sandel
Lily
Steele
Pavlige
McQuillan
Jackson
Salt Lake A
R. H. O. A. E. Moresco
Errors Partee
C Burleson
Pocatello A
White
Eoeses Andrade
Lb Kerr
Patras
Ase Bailey
Rf Waldron
Seeee Sandel
Salt Lake
Pocatello Stereos
Browns Rally Past Athletics As Judnich Sinks Opener
Roy Cullendine John Berardino and Walt Judnich homer for the Browns in a split. Judnich’s homer wins the opener against the Athletics while Cullendine and Berardino contribute with a homer apiece in the nightcap.
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Roy Cullendine
John Berardino
Walt Judnich
Browns
Brownies
Judnich
Athletics
Johnny Rigney
White Sox
Ted Lyons
Senators
Bill Werber
Billy Myers
Reds
Tex Carlton
Dodgers
Ducks Hit Rough Patch With Three Doubleheaders Lost
Portland Ducks drop three straight doubleheaders in Pacific Coast League action. Hollywood swept Portland 3-2 and 8-2 to widen the deficit to 15 games behind Seattle Rainiers. Oakland won both ends of a doubleheader while Sacramento edged Los Angeles 5-3 then 10-9. San Diego beat San Francisco 3-2 then lost 2-1 in the nightcap.
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Portland
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Ducks
Oakland
Seattle Rainiers
Hollywood
Seattle
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Solons
San Diego
San Francisco
Downey Defeats Oxford In Ten Inning Thriller
Downey nines win 6-5 over Oxford in a 10 inning game tied to late miscues. A double error and sacrifice bunt produced the winning run in the 10th as both teams were limited to five hits. Downey faces McCammon on June 16 while Oxford hosts Montpelier.
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Oxford
Downey
Portneuf-Bear River
McCammon
Montpelier
R. H. Downey
Burton
Wilding
Nicholls
Jasinski
Anderson
Hillman Dollas
Baseball Scores From League Play Across Regions
Baseball results recap from the International League American Association Pacific Coast League and Southern Association. Key outcomes include Rochester 2 3 Syracuse 1 2 Montreal 2 2 Newark 1 6 Baltimore 12 12 Buffalo 6 4 Toronto 4 0 Toledo 3 2 Kansas City 2 5 Columbus 8 9 Milwaukee 4 11 Louisville 6 4 Minneapolis 5 1 Indianapolis 10 2 St Paul 6 11 Los Angeles 5 9 Sacrament o 3 10 San Diego 3 1 San Francisco 2 2 Oakland 4 1 Seattle 1 2 Hollywood 3 8 Portland 2 2 Knoxville 6 1 Birmingham 1 6 Chattanooga 8 4 Memphis 5 5 New Orleans 9 9 Nashville 1 10 Atlanta 7 3 Little Rock 3 4
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Rochester
Syracuse
Montreal
Newark
Baltimore
Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Los Angeles
Sacramoto
San Diego
San Francis
Softball Standings in Preston League Lead by Dee's
After a week and a half of play Dee's tops the Preston city recreation league with 3–0. the theater team and the CCC follow with 2–0. Rain delayed Thursday and Friday games. results show Isis 7 Petterburg 1 and CCC 7 Lions 3 on Monday and Tuesday. Dee's then defeated Preston North 10–8 and Junior Chamber 13 defeated Utah Power 10 on Tuesday.
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Preston
Preston City Recreation
Dee
Notice to Creditors in Estate of J A Avery Idaho
Executrix Hattie Avery of the estate of J A Avery announces a six month claims period. Creditors must file claims with vouchers at 309 East Center Street Pocatello Idaho Bannock County. Date May 10 1940. EC White Attorney for Executrix Pocatello Idaho.
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J. A. Avery
John Alonzo Avery
Hattie Avery
E. C. White
East Center St
Pocatello
Idaho
Bannock
Executrix
White
P.O
Little Claims Big Title
Burly Lawson Little wins the 44th national open with a 70 73 playoff over Sarazen at Canterbury Golf Club. Ed Porky Oliver, 23, is disqualified for starting ahead of schedule after a 287 total, with several others also ruled out. Little led 34 36 to finish two under par and claim the crown.
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Little
Bretton Woods
N. H
Doughty Sarazen
Canterbury Golf Club
Sarazen
Porky) Oliver
Hornell
Leland Gibson
Kansas City
Ky Laffoon
Chicago
Claude Harmon
Ravinia
E. J. Harrison
Little Rock
Ark
Johnny Bulla
Lawson Little Wins Open Playoff in Cleveland
Lawson Little defeats Gene Sarazen 70 73 in an 18 hole playoff to win the National Open after tying at 287 for 72 holes. Frankie Parker defeats Bobby Riggs to win the Heart of America tennis event in Kansas City. Fred Walcott breaks world 220 yard low hurdles record with 22.5 seconds and wins 120 yard high hurdles in Princeton American meet.
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Princeton
University of Texas
New York
al Blazis
New York A.C
Kansas City
Glenn Cunningham
Missouri Valley A.A.A
Archie San Romani
Philadelphia
New England
Oklahoma City
Rogers Hornsby
Texas League
Cleveland
Lawson Little
Gene Sarazen
Frankie Parker
Bobby Riggs
N. J
Fred Walcott
American colleges to dump 5000 football heroes this week
New York reports that by week’s end about 5,000 college football players will be released to the cold world. Lou Gehrig shows signs of old form after sitting on the Yankee bench. Dodgers’ heavy loss noted as 1-23 to 2. The Brooks are blamed for any odd business.
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New York
Lou Gehrig
Yankee
Dodgers
Brooks
Reading Club Golf Note and Baseball Snippets
Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch reports Mrs. Fred Evans in the Virginia women's tournament faced a snake near her ball but kept her composure and played on while her partner holed out. Bucky Walters draws support for remaining grounded by success. Dodgers carry six game winning streak. Leo Durocher comments on uniforms. Albany’s Stanley Ferens has walked seven in 81 innings and lacks a thumb on his pitching hand. Cubs infield drill shows Rip Russell to Stan Hack and Gabby Hartnett to second. Two balls collided above the mound during a midair moment.
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Charlies Reilly
Norfolk Ledger- Dispatch
Virginia
Fred Evans
Bucky Walters
Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Stanley Ferens
Albany
Georgia- Florida
Cub
Rip Russell
Stan Hack
Gabby Hartnett
Kennedy Hopes for Pitching Future from White Sox Star
Joe M Argued that Bob Kennedy, White Sox third baseman, could become a fine pitcher after a strong arm impressed him. The kid previously pitched American Legion ball and owns two no hitters in his career.
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Joe M’carthy
Bob Kennedy
White Sox
American Legion
Dean Pitches Hits Wins in Tulsa Homecoming
In Tulsa on June 10 Diz Dean, back from a major league lapse, pitched nine innings and batted in the pinch to defeat the Fort Worth Cats 5 to 4. He allowed six hits, two homers, and four strikeouts as 7,500 fans cheered a hopeful comeback.
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TULSA
Diz Dean
Fort Worth Cats
Jerome Herman
Dean
Caddie Henry Eickhoff Wins National Open Title
18 year old Henry Eickhoff earned a $200 share of the $1,000 purse after caddying Law son Little to the national open golf championship. He will use the winnings to pay a year of tuition at Fenn College where he will study metallurgy. The champion praised his caddy as the swellest guy he knows and presented two $100 bills.
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Cleveland
Henry Eickhoff
Lawson Little
Fenn College
Championship Title Earned By Consistent Play
A player praises a teammate for delivering on key shots throughout the tournament and securing the title, stating he did not disappoint and carried the win for them.
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