Fireballs and NOP Win in YMCA Softball Night
The NOPs beat the 349ers 7 to 5 while the Fireballs edged Navcads 8 to 7 in two Friday YMCA softball games. In the NOPs win Sternberg and Chrest, Thras and Cox, Knowles, Johnson pitched. The Fireballs and Navcads traded leads before Fireballs surged in the sixth for a one run victory aided by a double play to end the game. Schedule notes list upcoming games for June 12 to June 15 across multiple leagues and age groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.o.p.’S
Sweet
Fracer
Sternberg
Chrest
Thras
Cox
Knowles
Johnson
Roberts
Navcads
Butts
Bennett
Wallace and Young
Buell
Klinger
Harris
E. Alameda
Dist
N.O.P
Idaho Lumber
Navcada
W. Alameda
P. A.C
N.op
Flyers
Women to Play Flag Tourney If Weather Permits
Weather permitting the flag tournament sponsored by the Women's Golf association will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. All lady golfers are invited. Handicaps may be decided on Sunday. Each player receives a flag with her name. the winner is the one whose flag travels farthest after using par strokes and handicap strokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Golf Association
Laura Fanson
Standings fragment from San Diego and Sacramento regions
The record lists partial standings with teams and pairings including Brillheart and Salkeld, Ballinger, Sharp and Hill in Hollywood, plus Babbitt and Rossi, Sears and Ogrodowski, Sprinz with (8) in Sacramento and San Francisco. Details are incomplete with scattered scores and team lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Hollywood
Brillheart and Salkeld
Ballinger, Sharp and Hill
Sacramento
San Francisco
Babbitt and
Rossi
Sears
Ogrodowski
Sprinz
Cards Rally Past Reds in 18 to 0 Blowout
St Louis crushed Cincinnati 18 to 0 as Bill Lohrman struggled in his Reds debut. Ed Heusser, Buck Fausett, and the Cardinals hitters piled up 21 hits and 14 walks, scoring heavily in the second inning while the Cubs and Pirates also posted wins in a rain-affected day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Elwin
Preacher) Roe
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati
Cub
Bob Elliott
Frank Zak
Chicago
Derringer
Fleming
Alderson
Holm
Starr
Roe
Lopez
Bill Lohrman
Cincinnati Reds
New York
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Cards
Ed Heusser
Lehrman
Buck Fausett
Eddie Miller
St. Louis
M. Cooper
W. Cooper
Lohrman
Heusser
Fausett
Nuxhall
Eisenhardt
Mueller
Just
Ten Teams to Contest Idaho State Semipro Tourney
Idaho Falls will host the state semipro baseball tournament July 12 to 18 with about ten teams expected. If entries reach ten, the event will use a single elimination format. The Bombardiers from Pocatello Army Air Base won last year and later represented Idaho at the Wichita national tournament.
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Idaho Falls
George Rupperle
Idaho
Pocatello Army Air Base
Wichita
Kans
Club Invites All Golfers for City Tournament Eligibility
The Pocatello Golf Association invites all golfers to qualify for the city tournament. Qualifying scores must be submitted by this evening, with match play set to begin Monday. Officials hope to start the summer series soon as weather and rising temperatures improve conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Golf Association
High School Runner Ties Inter Schol Half Mile Mark
Robert Chambers of Los Gatos, a senior, equalled the American interscholastic half mile mark with 1:54.4 at the Pacific Association track meet in Berkeley. The time tied Ross Bush of Sunset, Dallas, in a special match race against eight rivals under a 2.6 mph breeze.
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Berkeley
Calif
Robert Chambers
Los Gatos
Ross Bush
Sunset High School
Dallas
Texas
Chambers
Two Fill Quotas Aim for Double Bond Coverage
Mark Manley and F. W. Christensen reported success in covering their blocks 238 and 211, meeting and exceeding bond quotas of 1000 dollars. They plan another pass to double quotas if possible, aiming to cover their territory again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Manley
F. W. Christensen
Air War Ace Johnson Credits Athletics for Survival
Maj. Robert Johnson, famed American ace with 102 sorties in Europe, links his sports background to endurance and teamwork. He compares combat to football, recalls a near crash over Germany, and cites never giving up as key to his 27 kills and return to England. He hails athletics as teaching grit and equal skill against a German pursuer.
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Washington
Maj
Robert Johnson
America
Johnson
Germany
Lawton, Okla
Cardinals Crush Reds 18 to 0 in a record shutout
St Louis pounded Cincinnati in a historic blowout as 18 runs and 18 men left on base set new marks. Young Joe Nuxhall, 15, became the majors' youngest pitcher, working two thirds of an inning after Bill Lehrman’s rough start. Experts foresee a postwar homebuilding boom of about 500000 annually.
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Chicago
New York
St. Louis Browns
New York Giants
Reds
Bill McKechnie
Joe Nuxhall
Hamilton
Ohio
Nuxhall
Bill Lehrman
Cincinnati
Rain Cancels Double Header Baseball Today
Rain cancels the scheduled double header baseball program due to wet grounds. The games will be rescheduled when weather permits.
Dean Tries Again With St Louis Browns
Paul Dean brother of Dizzy Dean is reinstated on the Browns active list in another comeback bid. The club says they have asked waivers and if granted he will go to Little Rock in the Southern Association to test his arm.
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ST. Louis
Paul Dean
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Browns
Me’n
Paul
Browns
Little Rock
Southern Association
Your Child and His Problems
A commentary on juvenile delinquency argues that talk replaces action and roots lie in the home. It stresses parental cooperation, duty training, and immediate steps, including enforcing labor laws, to rear responsible children.
Sex education and child discipline urged by Angelo Patri
A newspaper leaflet by Angelo Patri advocates identifying children over twelve with cards, police detentions for found truants, parental warnings, and holding parents responsible for delinquent youth. He argues good homes reduce misbehavior and that sex instruction should be taught, with a 5 cent request to obtain a copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo Patri
P. O
Station G
New York 19
Tigers Eddie Mayo Fined $25 For Fight With Newsome
Detroit second baseman Eddie Mayo was fined $25 by American League President William Harridge after a brawl with Skeeter Newsome of the Boston Red Sox in Detroit last Sunday.
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Chicago
Eddie Mayo
Detroit Tigers
William Harridge
Skeeter Newsome
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Re elect Mark Manley County Assessor Democratic Ticket
Campaign note urging voters to re elect Mark Manley to the county assessor post on the Democratic ticket. Includes political advertising label Paid Political Adv. and lacks further details on dates or locations.
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Samuel Adelstein
Democratic
Bannock County
State of
Teton, County
Pocatello’s
South Main
Rhone
Dad
Southeast Idaho Furniture CO
East Center
Associated Press
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
United Sates
M. L
Horsley
Soda Springs
Navy
American Legion
House of Representatives
M. L. Horsley
Dean
Wilson Bros
W. P. Havener
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