Russets Rally Past Cardinals in Slim Pioneer League Win
Idaho Falls paces to a 14 12 comeback over Pocatello in a high scoring Pioneer League duel. Big Jim Stanton earned the win as Idaho Falls erased an early 8 1 deficit and Donannan, Mickelson and Beard drove key hits in a seventh inning rally. Cardinals Ed Mickelson and Al Neil provided late power but it wasn t enough to avert defeat.
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Idaho Falls Beats Pocatello In Extra Innings Classic
In a high scoring league game Idaho Falls defeats Pocatello 14 to 12 after extra innings. Stanton earns the win for Idaho Falls with 6 runs allowed in 5 innings while Mickelson and Neil homer for Pocatello.
Hopkins predicts U S athletes to top Olympics in England
Blackfoot Rotary hears Les Hopkins discuss the coming Olympic Games in England. He notes international competition will be stronger but forecasts that United States teams will still come out on top.
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World marks in danger at Triborough meet
Jamaica's Herb McKenley leads a four-country invitational at Triborough stadium to aid Sydenham interracial hospital. McKenley will run 200 and 400 meters and a 1,600 meter leg, aiming for 45.6 in the 400. He recently clocked 46.0 for 440 yards, shaving three tenths.
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Major League Baseball Scores and Standings Recap
The recap shows results from the American and National Leagues with teams such as St Louis Philadelphia Cleveland New York Detroit Washington Chicago Boston Branca Ramsdel Wehmeir Lamanno Hansen Hartung Livingstonn Hamner Scheffing Voiselle White Mass Brazie Wilkes Garagiola Rice and other pitchers like Dreisewerd Partee Feller Lipton Hiller Raschi Embree Berra Niarchos Overmire Benton White Pierce Houtteman Swift Wagner Masterson Candini Evans Papish Grove Caldwell Robinson Kramer Tebbetts and Partee. Also notes culture pearls produced in China dating to the 14th century.
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Pioneer League Baseball Scores Within A Rain Postponement
In the Pioneer League games listed Ogden defeated Salt Lake City 7 to 0 as Kohout and Brocker led Naccarato and Spaziano. Idaho Falls beat Pocatello 17 to 3 with Lehman Stanton Haworth and Tapp contributing. Twin Falls suffered 8 to 7 loss to Boise with Eskenberry Walkingshaw and Danielson starring. Billings at Great Falls doubleheader postponed due to rain.
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How They Stand Sundays Schedule College Basketball
Sunday schedule lists Salt Lake City Larner 4 4 at Great Falls White 5 3 at 8 15 p m Billings Chuka 2 3 at Ogden Ross 0 2 Boise at Pocatello 8 15 Twin Falls at Idaho Falls 8 15 p m
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Snead Leads U.S. Open After Second Round
Slammin Sam Snead held firm in Los Angeles as Ben Hogan and defending champion Lew Worsham stumbled. The second round of the United States Open Championship concluded with Snead atop the leaderboard amid tight scoring and rising pressure from main rivals.
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Snead Sets Tournament Record With 32 Year Old Mark
From West Virginia Snead sits atop the leaderboard at the midway point with a slender one stroke lead. His second consecutive sub par 69 gives him a 36 hole total of 138 and breaks a tournament record that had been tied three times but never surpassed in 32 years.
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Green Seeks 68000 For Local Schools
Union leader George Green pushes a federal aid bill seeking 7 million dollars nationwide to support schools near defense projects. He cites Lanham and Landis acts aiding wartime relief and notes strong backing from the Idaho delegation and the National Education Association as action nears in the House and Senate.
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Titus Destroys Jerusalem in Year 70
The text notes that Jerusalem fell to Roman Emperor Titus in 70 AD, ending the Jewish revolt and destroying the Second Temple.
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P. C. Conference Sets Schedule for Northern Division Events
Northern division events for the Pacific Coast Conference include track in Seattle on May 21, swimming in Eugene on March 26, golf in Moscow May 20 21, and tennis in Corvallis May 20 21. Basketball playoffs run March 11 12 at the Northern entry home venue. Football schedule already fixed. Loyd Bury of Washington State reelected chairman Gale Mix of Idaho reelected secretary.
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Youth Dives to Save 200-Pound Uncle From River Whirlpool
A 17 year old Salt Lake City boy recounted diving into the Lost river in Idaho three times to rescue his 200 pound uncle Elis Freckleton of Moore from a whirlpool. He tore off his shoes and, after three dives, grabbed his uncle's suspenders and pulled him to shore.
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Kennedy tosses no hitter as Minneapolis routs Louisville
Monte Kennedy a 26 year old southpaw earned a rise to the higher ranks by pitching a no hit no run game for Minneapolis. His club won 14 to 0 over Louisville in the American association Thursday night.
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Ski Race Set At Mt Hood National Champions Enter Contention
The Golden Roe downhill at Mount Hood closes entries with Suzanne Harris and Jannett Burr among the participants, alongside junior men's defending champion Phil Gillis. Harris is the 1948 women's combined champion from Salt Lake City, Burr the national downhill champion from Seattle, and Gillis from Bend aims to defend his title in the Portland Rose Festival event.
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City Softball Results From Halliwell Park Action
Thursday rec softball at Halliwell Park reported by Athletic Director Jack Kobe shows Ghosts 24 Cardinals 2 with Ghosts H Medina Gael and Cardinals Bertoch Vickery Bingham. Snails 15 Falcons 12 with Snails B Allen Ross and Falcons Conley Waters White Sox 12 Pocatello Reds 8 with White Sox Kirkpatrick Klein Reds Kern Val. Wikicats 238 Indians 2.
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Outlaws and Ghosts Clash in Knothole Games at Irving Field
The Outlaws face the Ghosts from Halliwell field in a Knothole game at Irving Field Saturday morning starting at 9 45. Mike O Donnell s Westsiders from Irving meet Alameda at Alameda field at 9 30. Athletic Supervisor Gene McDowell promises high energy and determination from both games.
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