Track Team Awards At Idaho Southern University
Idaho Southern University awarded letters and numerals to 14 track and field men for the year. Three earned their third letter and blankets. Max Peterson, Tommy Dunn and Johnny Woffington. Six won second letters. Keith Homan Wayne Gentry Bill Burrell Rollo Morris Jay Merkley. Six others received numerals: Sam Kirksey Roscoe Dykman Jack Williams Lyle Scott Carl Anderson Howard Greaves.
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Idaho Southern University
Max Peterson
Tommy Dunn
Johnny Woffington
Keith Homan
Wayne Gentry
Bill Burrell
Rollo Morris
Jay Merkley
Ted Vollner
Bob Packard
Don Ertz
Ted Fisher
Art Worth
Jim Erley
Sam Kirksey
Roscoe Dykman
Jack Williams
Lyle Scott
Carl Anderson
Howard Greaves
Pioneer League Box Scores Highlight Twins and Pilots Games
Box scores show Twin Falls and Pocatello with early 5 to 11 results, and Boise Pilots beating Ogden 8 to 4 aided by four Ogden errors. Salt Lake Bees shut out Idaho Falls 8 to 0 as Piscovich allowed two hits.
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R. H. E. Twin Falls
Pocatello
Ogden
Boise Pilots
Reds
Pioneer League
Sk Pet
Galt Lake
Ee Ceees
Owes
Ese
Boise
Pocatello Ee Ee Eae
Ogden Eee Reese
Idaho Falls
Eee Wen
Twin Pons
Baseball scores and results from major league games
In the American League Washington and New York split decisions while Detroit tops New York in a low scoring affair. Cleveland defeats Boston 9 to 1 as Feller pitches. National League features doubleheader results with New York sweeping Chicago and a separate victory over Chicago by New York in the nightcap. Cincinnati and Philadelphia also post wins. Postponement noted for Boston at St Louis. Local boxing note: Baby Arizmenian defeats Guy Serean in Los Angeles.
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Brooklyn Ee Ee
Cincinnati
New York
Eee Ee
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Ee Ee
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Piscovich Baffles Idaho Falls In 8-0 Bees Win
Salt Lake Bees pitcher Paul Piscovich limited Idaho Falls to two hits as Ray Perry sparked the offense with two doubles a triple and four runs driven in. Perry stood out at third base and contributed key fielding plays.
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Associated Press
Idaho Falls
Ray Perry
Paul Piscovich
Salt Lake City-Idaho
Perry
Bill Caplinger
Pocatello
Hellenic scoring leads Bankers in high scoring game
The Bankers topped Hellenic 12 to 11 as Hellenic hitters Howard Jones Jack Randall and Mark Jorgensen each four bases. Bill Spier hit a towering homer and made a leaping catch at field boundary. Batteries Contos Contos Spier Carter. CCC Headquarters beat Safeway 14 to 1 in a clean game with eight errors by Safeway. Batteries Orchard Lowe Sherrod Mullens and S Bistline.
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Hellenic
Bankers
Bill Spier
Howard Jones
Jack Randall
Mark Jorgensen
Spier
Bill
Jimmie Kats
George Contos
Pete Contos
Carter
CCC
Safeway
Headquarters
Orchard, Lowe and Sherrod
Mullens and
S. Bistline
Time Piles Up As Umpires and Players Argue On Field
Local fans observe ongoing dispute between umpires and players over authority during games. Umpire George Jordan called play ball while George Waldron delayed, leading to a third strike. The contest featured sharp fielding by Twin Falls infielders Endress and Americh, with Charley Doleshal making a strong debut. Doleshal drew four base on balls, scored twice, and was hit once.
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Waldron
Bishop
Doleshal
Andrade
Endress
Bailey
Tobin
Wake
Caplinger
Sandstrom
Doyle
Canavan
Jordan and
Horrocss
Umipires
Umps
George Jordan
George Waldron
Pocatello
Twin Falls
Americh
Kerr
Bridgers
Charley Doleshal
Pocatello High School
Halliwell Park
Cardinals
Twin Falls Cowboys
Elks
Elks Temple
Temple
Elks Night
Pocatello Lodge 674
Myron Porges
Harold C. Hinckley
Porges
Hinckley
Elk
Croft Sets Pitching Mark with 16 Ks in Softball Showdown
Croft struck out 16 batters to set a local softball pitching record as Elks Club beat Graves & Potter 3-2 at Rainey Park. The game moved at 43 feet pitching distance, surpassing prior marks by Reynolds and Spier. Two other tonight’s exhibition games featured Midway CCC vs Headquarters and Chiefs vs Bannock, shaping league standings.
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Store Dept
Montgomery Ward
Midway CCC
Headquarters
Chiefs
Bannock
Rainey Park
Blackfoot
CCC
sMax Croft
Elks Club
Fighting Young Graves & Potter
Croft
Rainey Field
Willis A
Tuffy” Reynolds
Telephone Co
Bill Spier
George Slingerland
Mike Gilmore
Ray Stephens
Stephens
Hotel Bannock
Lee Venomen
Lee
Graves & Potter
Stephens and
Spahr
Croft and Connor
R. Harrison
Larrimore Wins Close Bout Over Dellicurti in New York
Jack Larrimore of 147. St. Petersburg Florida out pointed Vic Dellicurti of 148. New York in a tightly contested boxing match decided by judges' cards.
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New York
Jack Larrimore
St. Petersburg
Fla
Vic Dellicurti
Midway CCC Softball Downs Mountain States Motors 16 to 7
Midway CCC baseball style notes show Midway defeating Mountain States Modern Motors 16 to 7 on the municipal diamond. Benny Silver led MS-MM with a single double and triple in three at bats as the seventh inning produced a nine run surge. The desert fans from Midway CCC plan a game in Pocatello tonight at 7:30 with Orchard starting on the mound for Pocatello and Ciescielski for Midway.
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Blackfoot
Midway
CCC
Municipal
Modern Motors
Benny Silver
Ms-Mm
Midway CCC
Pocatello
Tigers Keep Faith in AL Race Amid Rival Hopes
Del Baker says the Detroit Tigers remain in the American League race along with Boston and Cleveland. Dizzy Dean backs the Reds for the pennant while Leo Durocher worries about appendicitis. Jimmie Kitts pivots to a dog food business and Lawson Little shifts from golf to renewed confidence.
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New York
del Baker
Tigers
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Maurice
Angel
Ralph Guldahl Defends Snead Swing Comment
Golf figure Ralph Guldahl complains about golf gossip noting Sam Snead has the best swing in the business though he declines to explain the remark further.
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Ralph Guldahl
Snead
Canterbury Open Hopes Dimmed By Lengthy Struggle
The quote highlights a golfer's struggle at Canterbury describing it as a pitch-and-putt for him if he cannot win there. The speaker questions where the player might win the open, implying a challenging and uncertain path ahead.
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Canterbury
Midway CCC Softball Team Visits Pocatello Area
The desert camp team from Midway CCC, half way between Blackfoot and Arco, meets local civilian clerks and officers at Rainey Park tonight at 7 30. The visitors boast a strong Blackfoot league record and have defeated several Pocatello teams, with this being their first game against a Pocatello club this year.
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Desert
Midway CCC
Blackfoot
Arco
Lava Desert
Pocatello District
CCC
Rainey Park
Midway
Snake River Valley
Pocatello
Giants-Former shut out Cubs on five hits in first game
Bill Lehrman and Paul Dean work for Associated Press as Giants former shut out Cubs on five hits in the first game and the latter held Chicago to four in the nightcap. Tom Bridges of the Tigers subdued the Yankees on five scattered hits. Ted Williams and Jack Wilson of the Red Sox contributed runs in the brief recap.
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Bill Lehrman
Paul Dean
Giants
Cubs
Chicago
Tom Bridges
Tigers
Yankees
Ted Williams
Jack Wilson
Red Sox
Four runs with homer and triple spark win over Senators
Vernon Kennedy limited the Indians to seven scattered hits and kept walks down as the Browns beat the Senators. Julius Solters hit a two run pinch homer in the ninth inning to lift the White Sox past the Athletics 5-4.
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Homer
Indians
Vernon Kennedy
Browns
Senators
Julius Solters
White Sox
Athletics
Baseball scores from several leagues update standings
International League Buffalo 10 Jersey City 5 Rochester 10 Baltimore 5 Toronto 3 Syracuse 2 Newark at Montreal rain-soaked grounds. American Association Kansas City 5 Columbus 1 Toledo 3 Milwaukee 1 St Paul 6 Louisville 2 Minneapolis 9 Indianapolis 7 Pacific Coast Oakland 7 Portland 2 Hollywood 5 Sacramento 4 San Diego 2 Seattle 1 Los Angeles 2 San Francisco 1 Southern Association Nashville 7 Birmingham 2 Little Rock 3 Chattanooga 2 Knoxville at New Orleans rain. Atlanta at Memphis wet grounds.
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International League
Buffalo
Jersey City
Rochester
Baltimore
Toronto
Syracuse
Newark
Montreal
American Association
Kansas City
Columbus
Toledo
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Oakland
Portland
Hollywood
Sacramento
San Diego
Seattle
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Southern Association
Nashville
Birmingham
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Knoxville
New Orleans
Atlanta
Memphis
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Mentz and Adams
Polivka Lambert
Cola
Salt Lake City
Piscovich
Salt Lake
Rogers and Mayer
Piscovich and Partee
Ab.r.h. PO. A
Twin Falls Reynolds
Americk
Randall Endress
Pocatello AB
Patras
Doeleshal
R. H. E. St. Louis
Kennedy
Swift
Leonard
Haynes and Ferrell
R. H. Detroit
Bridges
Tebbetts
Donald, Hildebrand and
Dickey
R.H.E Cleveland
Feller
Dobson
Hemsley
Wilson
Desautels
Lehrman
Danning
Root
Collins
Dean
O'Dea
Passeau
Ravensberger
Todd
Beck
Warren
Walters
Baby Arizmendi
Guy Serean
Ida
Lang Armstrong
George
Cowboys
Brieles
Jack Mentz
Pilots
Ken Polivka
Clayton Lambert
Clearing House
Hellenic Club
Midway Tips
Motor Squad
R. H. E. Midway
Clescielski and Morella
Blenkle, Weiland and
Conn
Gate City
Ciescielski
Briett
Dick Freeman
Houston Chronicle
Jimmie Kitts
Rice
Jimmie
Lawson Little
Brooks
Yanks
Canvas Creel
Sport Shop
Johnnie Walker
Beth
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc
New York, N. Y
Ishhporter
Craig Warehouses, Inc
J. , Craig, Jr
East Halliday
Firestone Main
Fremont
Auto Supply and Service Stores
Eyanies
Coca-Cola CO
Pocatello Coca-Cola Bottling Company
North Main
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