Cardinals defeat Boise in 12 innings to take series
In a high drama Pioneer League game, Gene Sack drove in the deciding run in the 12th after Ed Mickelson and Al Neil sparked a rally. Boise and Pocatello exchanged leads, with Barczewski homering for Pocatello and Del Dotto pitching deep into extras. Pocatello wins 6-5 to take the series 2-1, with Idaho Falls leading the standings.
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Boise
Associated Press
Gene
Pocatello
Neil
Pocatello Cardinals
Dominic Barczewski
Jone
Ed Mickelson
Ccasceeaes
Prenone
Mederios
O'R
Cig Saduyess
Cctencese
Pocatello abhoa /Schuerman
DIGIC
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Met
Koenig
Vallentine
Daniels
Lowe
Lewins
Mickelson
Barczewski
Medederios
le Blanc
Torres
Danielson
Lowins
Story
Sack
Schuerman
Tamone
Medeiros
del Dotto
Walcott Prepares For Knockout In World Title Fight
Walcott, training in Grenloch New Jersey, fights Joe Louis June 23 at Yankee Stadium. After four brisk rounds he plans three more workouts before a quiet New York hotel stay. He aims for a knockout and says he fought nervously in the first bout but now feels younger and faster. He intends to use speed, feints, and footwork to prevail.
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Grenloch
N. J
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
New York
Louis
Walcott
Levan pitcher dreams on Cardinals road trip
Sherman Wankier from Levan Utah, a left handed pitcher and pinch hitter in the North South Utah all American game, cried after a 5 3 loss but smiled when offered a 10 day trip with the Pocatello Cardinals and a potential contract with a Cardinals farm club. He heads to join the Pocatello squad Wednesday.
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Sherman Wankier
Runb High School
Levan
Utah
America
Pocatello Cardinals
St. Louis Cardinal
Bill Brenzel
Wankier
Brenzel
Cardinals
Sherman
Pocatello Club
Veteran lefty Oscar Judd throws IL's first no hitter since 1946
Syracuse reports Toronto left hander Oscar Judd aged 38, a veteran who began organized play in 1934, pitched and helped bat the Maple Leafs to a 7-0 no hit no run victory over the Syracuse Chiefs. The game ended after seven innings due to rain. The no hitter was the first in the International League since July 29, 1946.
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N. Y
Toronto
Oscar Judd
Toronto Maple Leafs
Judd
Leafs
Syracuse Chiefs
Major Leagues National League game scores and lineups
Baseball results from the Major Leagues show Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York Chicago and St Louis with various run totals and pitcher combinations. American League games include Boston Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit and Washington with rain postponement noted for Washington at St. Louis and a 11 inning New York Chicago contest ending 8 to 9.
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New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
American Cleveland
Standings and probable pitchers for regional baseball games
The standings show Pioneer, Pocatello, Twin Falls, Salt Lake City, Billings, Great Falls with win loss and percentages. Wednesday night games include Boise at Idaho Falls, Twin Falls at Pocatello, Salt Lake City at Billings, and Ogden at Great Falls with listed pitchers and records.
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Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Seceee
Twin Falls
Ecee
Salt Lake City
Billings
Great Falls
Boise
Franks
D- Waters
Pam
Klubnicken
Musial Leads NL Batting Race Again in Scramble
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals tops the National League batting list for the drive toward the title. He rose from third to first last week, lifting his average from .366 to .376, ahead of Boston’s Tommy Holmes who fell to .373 after slipping thirteen points.
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Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinal
Musial
Boston
Tommy Holmes
Holmes
B A Baseball Scores In Extra Innings
Pioneer League action featured Boise and Ogden in a twelve inning affair with box scores showing P'tello and Del Dotto delivering in extra innings. Salt Lake and Great Falls split a six run game while Twin Falls rallied late to defeat Idaho Falls in an eleven run tilt.
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Boise
del Dotto
Story
Torres
le Blanc
Floods Rout Wildlife Refuges Across Seven States
Federal wildlife refuges in seven states suffered more than 285000 dollars in damage from floods. North Dakota saw the heaviest losses along the Souris river while Oregon’s Malheur refuge faced destroyed dikes. Some refuges gained an ample water supply for the year, aiding northern habitats.
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J. Clark Salyer
Souris River
North Dakota
Salyer
Malheur
Harney
Oregon
Dakotas
Pacific Coast
Washington
United States
Dakota
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