Golf Tourneys Under Way in City Championship Finals
Finals in the city golf championship will be played today by Arnold Peterson the defending champion and Art Schultz over a 36 hole route. Other flight championships will be played over 18 holes. Elks of Pocatello finish first round Monday.
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Arnold Peterson
Chamion
Art Schultz
Pocatello Elks Lodge
Mony
Ben Peterson
Charles Gibson
Chick Carrico
Lee Miller
Earl McCurdy
Cc. G. Scott
Wally Rhoads
Dan McLaughlin
H. H. Zimmerli
Softball Dominates City Recreation Activities This Week
Softball led city recreation attendance last week with an average of 255 per day. Instructor Verl Thornock notes strong participation as baseball school runs Wednesday to Friday at Halliwell park by the Pocatello Cardinals at 4:00 PM. Knothole membership cards issued Wednesday. first free Cardinal game attended that evening. Junior boys 8 to 14 play at City park on N Seventh near Halliwell at 9:15. junior girls at Irving park 1 to 3 PM. senior boys 14+ and business women after noon at Irvingfield 6:30 PM. League play for boys starts Wednesday. girls and women league begins June 26.
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Verl Thornock
Halliwell Park
Pocatello Cardinals
Knothole
City Park
Irving Park
Thornock
Irvingfield
Repeat Performance in Twin Falls Loss to Pocatello
Twin Falls 043 Pocatello 11 in a baseball game. Dudrey Sack O'Laughlin Winbladh led performers with multiple hits and RBIs. McCarthy pitched for Twin Falls, Eads and Dudrey shared mound duties. Attendance 250, time 1:50.
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Dudrey
McCarthy
Eads
O’laughlin
Winbladh
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Lane
Tomensky
Towe
Friday Results From Pioneer and Major Leagues
In Pioneer League play Boise edged Ogden 5 to 4 while Pocatello defeated Twin Falls 11 to 0. Idaho Falls at Salt Lake was postponed by rain. In the American League New York topped Detroit 5 to 3 and Washington beat St. Louis 2 to 0. Cleveland won 3 to 2 over Boston. Chicago played Philadelphia and was postponed. In the National League Chicago defeated Boston 6 to 5, Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 6 to 0 and St. Louis defeated New York 7 to 3. All games scheduled.
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Pioneer League
Boise
Ogden
Pocatello
Twin Falls
Idaho Falls
Salt Lake
New York
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues
A large mixed list of crossword clues including poisonous tree oscillate marries complication man s name one of the Great Lakes part of tope to annoy doctrine above blunt Spanish for yea note of scale to pursue relentlessly taste cowardly carnivore pronoun to knock Scottish Gaelic to in-pricate goddess of discord pheasant brood to sleep West Indian island Ts append tims in idleness Egyptian geety EBryophytic plant artificial language to expel colloquies father yellow bogie wood used for furniture triumphed gestures accompanying speech plane surface worm amorous stare Sloth igneous rock American humorist compass point to manage Russian friend you and t silkworm absent minded in pudd prefix hett game fish son of Isaac hill of sand four island in the Baltic the sun sharp shri bark Greek letter simpleton the Orient mother in law of Ruth book of the Old Testament conjunction cogitates Latvian capital to declare positively musical composition girl s name peruke Ibsen symbol for character tantalum perfect tennis toward service
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Great Lakes
West Indian Island
Isaac Hill
Sand
Baltic
Orient
Inlaw of Ruth
Latvian
Ford and Jensen Tie In Ladies Day Golf Event
Ben Ford and Mary Jensen shared honors at a ladies day program held at Ross Park Golf Course. Hostesses included Beverley Hackney Trene Horn Edith Kine Mary Jensen and Ruth Haggert. A series of Red versus Blue team matches were scheduled for July 2 with many pairings listed and participants named. Representatives from the Pocatello club will attend the state tournament in Nampa June 24 to 27, including Laura Fawson Sue Gasser Carol Harris and Mae Cox.
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Ross Park
Ben Ford
Mary Jensen
Beverley Hackney
Trene Horn
Edith Kine
Ruth Haggert
Elene McLaughlin
Margaret Golob
Mae Cox
Denna Ogden
Laura Fawson
Sybil Ungrott
Jan Morgan
Mazel Carr
Ronnie Fulton
Father Friel
Barbara Marshall
Beverly Hackney
Betty Lehman
Lorena Miller
Ann van Warner
Janeal Hatch
Mary White
Fione
Mr Lauchlin
Sybil Uncrodt
Thelma Crowell
Ida Nash
Denna Orden
Mary Begley
Carol Harris
Bee Ford
Bess Craig
Constance Turner
Sue Gasser
Marion Morgan
Edith King
Edna Service
June Daniels
Peggy Olson
Ellen Smith
Vi Bullock
Gladys Meek
Margaret Scott
Evelyn Anderson
Bonnie Fulton
Sophie Block
Lou Berryman
Hazel Carr
Ruth Green
Esther Flee
Ann van Wormer
Ruth Haggart
Jo Terrell
Pocatello Club
Nampa
Ward Clubs Rally in Tyhee Church League Wins
First and Tenth wards win in Thursday church league games. Ninth ward upset as First moves up 9-8 with Roueche two homers driving in runs. Second game sees Tenth ward beat Third 17-10 in five innings. Tyhee clinches with a 16-13 win in the final contest. Umpires Garrett Parkins and Dirse.
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Tyhee
YMCA
Roueche
Ward
Parky
City Marble and Jack Tournament Schedule Released
Tourney schedule entries for the city marble and jack tournament are due by Monday per Bill Folsom assistant recreation director. Children up to 14 may enter by contacting park supervisors. preliminaries at the park, with finals at Legion park for marbles and Memorial park for jacks. Trophies for champions and prizes for district champions.
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Bill Folsom
Legion Park
Memorial Park
Folsom
Four Players Fined in Pioneer League Incidents
Halliwell reports four Pioneer league players fined after incidents in Salt Lake City Ogden and surrounding games. Luther Tapp of Idaho Falls paid 5 dollars for protesting a call in Salt Lake City. Gene Sack of Pocatello fined 5 dollars for abusive language in Ogden. Roy Winbladh of Pocatello fined 15 dollars for abusive language and second eject. Fern Paredes of Pocatello fined 5 dollars for abusive language and charging an umpire in Ogden.
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Luther Tapp
Idaho Falls
Salt Lake City
Gene Sack
Pocatello
Ogden
Roy Winbladh
Fern Paredes
Pocatello Boy Charlie Haas Wins State VFW Marble Title
Charlie Haas 13 of 1409 North Third Pocatello won the Idaho VFW marble tourney and will enter the national event in Boy's Town Nebraska. His mother Mrs L F Haas accompanies him with all expenses paid by the Idaho VFW department. Haas was city champion in 1945.
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Department of Idaho
VFW
Charlie Haas
North Third
Pocatello
Department
Boy's Town
Neb
Young Haas
L. F. Haas
Department of Idaho Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
U. S
Major Leagues Scores and Standings Summary
National League and American League results by game and score. Key performances by Leonard, Seminick, Bagby, Strincevich, Howell, Taylor, Casey, Hodges, Vander Meer, and others noted across multiple city ballparks. Multiple pitchers named for each matchup and relief appearances listed.
Schedule of games at NOP diamond and wards week
The schedule lists daily fixtures from Monday June 23 to Friday June 27 at NOP diamond and related venues. Notable entries include Pocatello Athletic Club, the only undefeated team, hosting Flandros at 7 30 Wednesday and an exhibition game Friday evening.
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Marines
Flandro’s
N.O.P. Diamond
NOP. Ve Monce Lodge
J.A.L.C
Simplot’s
Aero Club
Mountain States
Chalmers
Knights of Columbus
B.O.R.C
Garrett's
Safeway
Idaho
Ers
Moose Lodge
Simplots
Flandros
P.A.C
J. A.L.C
Harrison's
Ninth Ward
First Ward
Third Ward
Tyhee Ward
Pocatello Athletic Club
Dramatic Arts and Crafts Classes for Youth Schedule
A city program lists weekly drama and arts classes at Caldwell Park Memorial Hall and North Fourth Recreation Center. Activities include storytelling, pantomime, plays, stage work, debate and extemporaneous speaking for ages 3 through 18, plus dance, crafts, and softball and baseball schedules for boys and girls at local fields.
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Caldwell Park
Memorial Hall
North Fourth Recreation Center
Arces
Coast League game ends with Portland win over Oakland
Portland defeats Oakland 5 to 8 in a nine innings with Mooty Sierra Bianco Moore and Muratore in the lineup. San Diego falls 3 to 4 to Los Angeles as Kennedy Kerr Dobernic Baker and Gillespie contribute for the winners.
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Portland
Oakland
Mooty
Sierra
Bianco
Moore and
Muratore
Soriano
Buxton
Raimond
San Diego
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Kerr
Dobernic
Baker
Gillespie
Malone
Donkey Game Returns to YMCA Night Softball Card
Friday night June 27 features a donkey softball card at the YMCA with play by play commentary. The main attraction is Wrong-way Corrigan the donkey who resists rider crossovers. Local YMCA players perform on donkeys in polo and musical chairs segments. A preliminary softball game showcases leading local teams at the illuminated diamond.
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YMCA
Corrigan
Golf Finals Set in Pocatello City Tournament
Art Schultz faces Arnold Peterson in the championship finals in Pocatello. Ed Roberts meets Frank Beeley in the first flight final. Rob Steele won the second flight, while Nick Harris plays Fred Berger in the third flight. Emery Carr beat Frank Lancaster for first flight consolation. Ernie Alsen meets Jack Nevens in the second flight consolation. Fred Hubbard opposes Bob Dickman in the president flight final.
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Pocatello City
Art Schultz
Arnold Peterson
Ed Roberts
Frank Beeley
Rob Steele
Nick Harris
Fred Berger
Emery Carr
Frank Lancaster
Ernie Alsen
Jack Nevens
Fred Hubbard
Bob Dickman
Ex-Pioneers and Utah-Idaho Alumni In Major League Action
Cincinnati Reds lost 6 to 5 to Brooklyn as Frank Baumholtz from Ogden and Kent Peterson, ex Salt Lake high star, appeared in relief and batted without success. Giants batter Jack Lohrke, once with Twin Falls, went 0 for 0 as St Louis beat New York 11 to 5. Boise alumnus Marvin Rickert played brief right field for the Cubs in a 5 to 1 Boston win, no official at bat recorded.
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Utah
Idaho
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn
Frank Baumholtz
Ogden Grad
Reds
Kent Peterson
Salt Lake City
Jack Lohrke
Twin Falls
New York Giants
St Louis
Marvin Rickert
Boise
Chicago Cubs
Boston Nationals
Attlee Attacks Communists as Europe Awaits Moscow Reply
Attlee denounces communist critique and defends democracy and free elections while Europe awaits a Kremlin decision on joining Marshall Plan talks. Bevin had warned dictators would fail to suppress liberty. In Rochester, NY, Chester Rice outpointed Eddie Smith.
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Europe
Bevin
House of Commons
Attlee
Kremlin
Marshall
Associated Press
Moscow
Bugsy Siegel Shot Dead In Gangland Attack At Large Club
Bugsy Siegel, famed club operator and Las Vegas gambler, was killed in a residence linked to Virginia Hill after a beach outing with her sister and secretary Jerrie Mason. Police identified a single gunman using a trigger mechanism to fire from an archway, while Siegel's associate Allen Smiley was present but unharmed. Authorities held Smiley as a witness and investigated the scene.
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Alcom
Siegel
Allen Smiley
Bugsy
Smiley
Alcorn
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Las Vegas
Nev
Virginia Hill
Miss Hill
Paris
W. W. White
Charles Hill
Jerrie Mason
Hill
White
Captain White
Triegerman
End of South Arthur Gates Opens at Six
The passage near South Arthur is set to open at 6 o clock, with gates opening promptly to welcome attendees. Organizers urged arrive early to avoid delays and ensure entry for all guests.
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South Arthur
PAC Wins Seventh Straight With 4-0 Victory Over Marines
The undefeated PAC extended its streak to seven as they shut out the Marines 4-0 on the naval ordnance diamond Friday night. Mountain States defeated Flandros 5-3, while JALC edged Aero Club 9-8 in a tight second game. Yamada drove in the decisive run for JALC, and Umpires Young and Stephens oversaw both games.
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PAC
Marines
Naval Ordnance
Flandros
Aero Club
JALC
Yamada
Police probe Siegel killing cite diverse business ties
Police opened an inquiry into Siegel's business connections after the killing. Investigators, noting Siegel's manifold activities, theorize a gambling or bookmaker rival or another affected party may have engineered the murder.
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Siegel
School Names Coach From La Porte to Oregon Freshman Mentor
Carl Heldt, a former Purdue tackle and current head aerial coach at La Porte High School, moves to the University of Oregon as freshman mentor. He previously coached at La Porte High School in Indiana.
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Fugene
Ore
Carl Heldt
Purdue University
la Porte
Ind
University of Oreron
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