Kobey Throws Five Hit Shutout in Pioneer Debut
George Kobey, new pitcher from the St. Louis Cardinals, blanked Twin Falls 17 0 for Pocatello in his Pioneer League debut. He held the Cowboys to five hits and two walks, while Swederske homered and drove in multiple runs as Pocatello jumped early and cruised to the win.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Pocatello
Twin Falls Cowboys
Kobey
Columbus
American Association
Redbirds
Cardinals
Twin Falls
Hal Danielson
Red Jessen
Charley Metro
Metro
Keystone
al Neil
Rolland le Blanc
Larry Swederske
Irv Schuerman
Gene Sack
Ray Lowins
Ed Mickelson
Sowins
le Blanc
Swederske
Twin Falls AB Hoa
Jacobs
Danielson
Wang
Keene
Wightman Cup Twin Falls at Pocatello rout
Inning by inning US win 7 to 0. Sack, Lowins, Neil, Swederski 3, Schuerman drive in runs. Swed erski hits a home run and two base hits by Metro Mickelson Swederski. Eskenberry struck out seven with six walks allowed.
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Lowins
Neil
Swederski
Schuerman
Hack
Schuermen
Kobey
Metro
Mickelson
le Blanc
Polich
Jessen
Eskenberry
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Kovaleski
Triandos
Socces
Sane
Seeee Seneeee
Pioneer League Scores and Postponement Report
Box scores show Twin Falls and Pocatello with close runs, Idaho Falls with a big 18 to 1 win, Ogden and Great Falls split at four to six, while Salt Lake City Billings game was postponed due to cold conditions.
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Salt Lake City
Billings
Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule From Idaho Falls League
The standings show Idaho Falls leading with 29 wins and a .674 percentage, followed by Pocatello and Twin Falls. Saturday's probable pitchers are Foster for Idaho Falls and Kuehl for Twin Falls at 8:15 p.m. Only game scheduled. Sunday matchups include Great Falls at Salt Lake City and several other league ties.
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Pocatello
Esee
Twin Falls
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Billings
Cccees de Bobee
Great Falls
Major Leagues National St Louis vs New York summary
Baseball box score style report showing team line scores and player appearances. Notable names include Pollet Burkhart Wilks Garagiola Hansen Konikowski Lee Newsom Trinkle Jansen Livingston Borowy Dobernic Walker Ramsdell Palica Roe Hodges Blackwell Peterson Laman no Shoun Salkeld Riddle Fitzgerald Heusser Lakeman Fowler Harris Savage Ro sar Bearden Black Christopher Lemon Klieman Hogan Washington Materson Thompson Early Haynes Robinson Shea Page Berra Fannin Partee.
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New York
Pollet
Burkhart
Wilks
Garagiola
Hansen
Konikowski
Lee
Newsom
Trinkle
Jansen
Livingston
Salmon Pass Counts Fall Short at Bonneville Dam
Idaho reports only 20 260 Chinook salmon passed Bonneville dam in May far below April and last year amid high Columbia River water. Officials blame high water for the drop as May counts lag. In Utah a boy with a broken arm casts on and catches a 16 inch German brown speckled trout in Cottonwood Creek.
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Boise
Idaho
State Fish and Game Department
Bonneville Dam
Bonneville
Columbia River
Murray
Utah
Dennis Rose
Cottonwood Creek
Coast Trials Showboxers Crown Western Champs
Six California fighters and one each from Utah and Hawaii won regional titles at Civic Auditorium in San Francisco earning spots at the Boston Olympic trials June 28–29. Champs include Jay Lambert from Utah andJohnny Gonsalves of Oakland, with finalists in flyweight, bantam, feather, welter, middle and others.
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California
Utah
Hawaii
United States
Boston
Civic Auditorium
Jay Lambert
University of Utah
West Jordan
Clarence Henry
Los Angeles
Grant Butcher
University of San Francisco
Floyd Richardson
Brigham Young University
Butcher
Richardson
Johnny Gonsalves
Oakland
Calif
Gene Fullmer
Gonsalves
Chester Yasul
University of Hawaii
James Mitchell
Richmond
Joe Lopes
Sacramento
Maurice Harper
Frank Daniels
Bakersfield
Baseball's Big Six Leaders in Batting and Home Runs
AP surveyed top hitters in both leagues. Red Sox star Williams led with .407 in 51 games, while Musial of the Cardinals hit .405 over 53 games and Boudreau of the Indians posted .371 in 49 games. Williams also topped homers with 16, Dimaggio and Keltner among leaders with 13 and 16 respectively in limited play.
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Red Sox
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Cardinals
Boudreau
Indians
Westlake
Keltner
Ssesess
Williams
Dimaggio
Yankees
National Mee Ogs
Ssechicnancvcces
Kiner
Pirates
Cards
Patton Dominates NCAA Trials in Minneapolis
Mel Patton of Southern California sprinted to clear victories in both the 100 and 200 meters during the qualifying trials at the University of Minnesota stadium. His performance signals a strong national title bid and boosts American sprint hopes for the Olympics.
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Minneapolis
Mel Patton
Southern California
University of Minnesota
Boudreau Tops All Star Baseball Poll in Chicago
Lou Boudreau rises to the lead as the top vote getter in the All-Star poll beating Ted Williams by 146 votes to 5 949 to 5 803. DiMaggio sits fourth with 5 484 votes as Walker Cooper climbs to second among NL catchers behind Bruce Edwards.
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Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
Boudreau
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Williams
Enos Slaughter
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
DiMaggio
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Chicago Tribune
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States
District of Columbia
Walker Cooper
New York Giants
Cooper
Bruce Edwards
Brooklyn Dodgers
Golf Tournament Set for June 23
The Pocatello Women's Golf association and Idaho Falls Women's Golf association schedule a tournament on Ladies' Day, Wednesday June 23, at Pocatello. The event begins at 1 p.m. Beginners' Day Tournament is postponed to July 7.
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Pocatello Women's Golf Association
Idaho Falls Women's Golf Association
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Beavers Give Seals Lift in Pacific Coast League Race
The Portland Beavers shut out Los Angeles 6-0 as Vince di Biasi held the Tigers to two hits, aiding San Francisco Seals who moved four games ahead. Cliff Melton yielded nine hits in SF’s 6-3 win over Seattle. The West Coast slate also saw Hollywood beat Sacramento 4-2 with Pete Gebrian pitching. A separate note from Washington reports a Senate bill to raise the federal duck stamp from 1 to 2 dollars and to boost wildlife enforcement funds.
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Portland
Vince di Biasi
Cliff Melton
Seattle
Rainiers
Joe Brovia
Hollywood
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Stars
Pete Gebrian
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