Twin Falls Cowboys Beat Pocatello 2-1 In Eleventh
Twin Falls edged Pocatello 2 1 in 11 innings as Charley Metro drove in the winning run in the 11th. Gene Lowins tied the game with a seventh inning homer for Pocatello. Bil Torres and Dale Maycock pitched well in a tight Pioneer League clash watched by 401 fans.
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Twin Falls
Charley Metro
Cowboys
Pocatello Cardinals
Gene Lowins
Pocatello
Bil Torres
Dale Maycock
Torres
Cowboy Chucker
Sven Jessen
Metro
Gil McDougald
Wednesday Morning Radio Schedule From 6:40 to 12
The program list covers a morning to noon radio lineup with segments such as Musical Reveille IMN Farm Journal Editor's Diary and various shows. Notable items include Republican Convention coverage at 9:00 and 10:30, plus Cedric Foster News and Queen for a Day.
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Martin Black
Red Hook
Milt Herth
Two Ton Baker
Intermountain News
Time To Shine
Call of the West
Tommy Dorsey
Palton Lewis, Jr
IMN Farm Journal
Melody Ranch
Cedric Foster
Narrington Bingell
Jessen's sacrifice bunt spark in limited Twin Falls win
In a 11 inning pitchers duel Twin Falls defeats Pocatello 2 to 1. Sowins drives in the winning run while McDougald and Jessen add RBI. Maycock and Torres toil on the mound with key double plays turning points. The series resumes Tuesday after rain postponed the opener.
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Sowins
McDougald
Jessen
Swederski
Hack
McDougal
Danielson
Maycock
Metro 2
Pocatello
Twin Falls
Torres
Polich
Schuerman
Barczewski
Mickelson
Local Golfers Meet Idaho Falls Women In Tournament Here
The Pocatello Women's Golf association will host a mixed tournament with the Idaho Falls Women's Golf association on Wednesday June 23. Women wishing to compete should call Mary Jensen at 2586-1. The event begins at 1 p.m. Dinner hostesses include Mrs. Edna Service as chairwoman and several committee members.
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Idaho Falls
Pocatello Women's Golf Association
Idaho Falls Women’s Golf Association
Mary Jensen
Edna Service
Ruth Green
Marion Gledhill
Dorothy Hargraves
Carol Harris
Mary Hoover
Doris Huber
Genesee Man Seeks Democratic Nomination for Idaho’s 1st District
B. B. Bingham of Genesee filed with the secretary of state's office Monday to obtain nominating papers for the Democratic nomination to Congress in Idaho’s First District.
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Boise
B. B. Bingham
Genesee
Secretary of State
Idaho
Fish Creek Reservoir To Open Early
The Fish Creek reservoir in Blaine county will open for angling July 1 by order of T. B. Murray director of the state fish and game department. Fishing is hook and line only with a bag limit of 20 fish and 10 pounds and one fish.
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Boise
Fish Creek
Blaine County
T. B. Murray
State Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game Commission
Murray
Carey
Silver Creek
Fish and Game
Fort Hall leader Johnny Ballard dies after lifelong service
Johnny Ballard longtime Fort Hall leader and cultural figure dies. He guided three day dances and Indian observances while maintaining ties among tribes and appearing at white gatherings in full regalia. Survived by his widow Je mima Stevens Soshootse a daughter and three sons and nine grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Johnny Ballard
Ballard
Youngten
Jemima Stevens Soshootse
Daisy St. Clair
Washakie
Wyo
Vidal
Louis Ballard
Fort Hall
Hall Mortuary
Idaho 190th Fighter Squadron Returns to Gowen Field
The 190th Fighter Squadron of the Idaho National Guard returns to Gowen Field Boise after two weeks of intense training at Hamilton Field California. About 150 men with baggage and equipment accompany P 51 fighters C 47 transports and two AT Y trainers. Training occurred under simulated combat conditions with no serious accidents or injuries. While at Hamilton Field the unit was attached to the Fourth Air Force.
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Boise
Idaho National Guard
Gowen Field
Hamilton Field
Calif
San Francisco Bay
Fourth Airforce
Girls Take National YMCA Minnow Tests at Local Club
Twenty one young YMCA mermaids aged 9 to 11 completed the national YMCA minnow tests and earned eligibility for the YMCA Minnow club emblem. Instructor Norma Dransfield praised progress as girls prepare for the fish test in the ongoing learn to swim campaign. Names listed include Betty Davis Julia Ivy Donna Lee Pugmire Carol Pugmire Cheri Merrill Patsy Argill Betty Schlubher Carol Strack Lula Schlubher Nedra Scoresby Carolene Jacobs Alice Amundsen Ann Turner Ruth Harmon Myrna Carsten sen Bonnie Smith Joan McAughey Norita Contos Jennie Contos LaLann Lewis Leola White.
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YMCA
Ymca Minnow Club
Norma Dransfield
Betty Davis
Julia Ivy
Donna Lee Pugmire
Carol Pugmire
Cheri Merrill
Patsy Argill
Betty Schlahuber
Carol Strack
Lula Schlahuber
Nedra Scoresby
Carolene Jacobs
Alice Amundsen
Ann Turner
Ruth Harmon
Myrna Carstensen
Bonnie Smith
Joan McAughey
Norita Contos
Jennie Contos
LaLann Lewis
Leola White
Two Douglas W Orrs in Salt Lake City Clash of Dons
A Salt Lake City moment reveals two men named Douglas W Orr. One is New Haven architect and AIA president visiting for a national convention. the other is a University of Washington medical school psychiatrist speaking at a University of Utah mental health clinic.
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Salt Lake City
Douglas W. Orr
America
Douglas W
University of Washington Medical School
Seattle
University of Utah
Orr
AS&R Plans $6.8 Million Acid Plant At Garfield Utah
The American Smelting and Refining company will build a new acid plant at Garfield Utah costing 6 8 million dollars. It will produce 500 tons of acid daily to augment a 200 ton plant and require 80 to 100 workers. Completion could be delayed up to two years due to material shortages.
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Salt Lake City
American Smelting and Refining Company
Garfield
Utah
W. J. O'Connor
As&r
O'Connor
National Guard Enlistments Rise Amid Draft Fears
Col. Boyd J. Clark announced higher enlistments as locals weigh the draft law. Officials say there is no rush yet, but many expect Pocatello area men to join for draft exemption. Recruits may enlist at the guard armory in American Falls, McCammon, and Pocatello during evening hours.
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Boyd J. Clark
National Guard
Ft. Lewis
Wach
Althouth National Guard
American Falls
McCammon
Pocatello
Clark
Oaks Take Series as They Edge Padres for Third
The Oakland Acorns beat San Diego 4-3 and 5-4 to sweep the series and move into third place behind San Francisco. Casey Stengel’s club overtook the Padres four behind the Seals, with Brooks Holder delivering a 12th inning homer and Jack Salveson shaping a strong outing in the opener.
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San Diego
Padres
Lefty O'Doul
San Francisco Seals
Oaks
Seals Stadium
Stengel
Ripper Collins
San Francisco
Brooks Holder
Jack Salveson
Ralph Buxton
Earl Jones
Seals
Los Angeles
Seattle
Herb Karpel
al Lien
Dick Barrett
Neil Sheridan
Angels
Sacramento
Hollywood
McCormick Hits Taft Stassen Ticket At Dewey Rally
Gov Dewey leads, Taft follows, Stassen close behind with Col Robert R McCormick urging Taft Stassen as an open ticket. Brownell notes Dewey can win if nominated. Credentials committee approves Georgia delegation seats 26 to 24 for Dewey supporters.
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Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Taft-Stassen
Col
Robert R. McCormick
Illinois
The
Chicago Tribune
McCormick
Taft
Stassen
Brownell
Dewey
Georgia
Two Explosions Strike Hercules Plants Killing Five
Two blasts at Hercules Powder company plants near Kenvil New Jersey killed three and injured at least two others. In Hercules New Jersey a separate explosion drew crowds as families of workers sought missing relatives. The Monday blast was less severe than the December 9 1944 catastrophe that destroyed two buildings, killed two men, and injured fifty.
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Hercules Powder Company
Kenvil
New Jersey
Thornock Seeks Team Sponsor for Local Softball squads
About 50 boys tried out at Alameda Park for junior and senior softball teams aiming to play in the VFW tournament in Little Rock Arkansas. Coach Verl Thornock said the teams lack VFW sponsorship but are eligible. he invites potential sponsors to contact him at 2900-1. Practices occur two to three nights weekly, next Wednesday at 6 p.m. Sponsors will gain nationwide AP publicity during the tournament.
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Alameda Park
VFW
Little Rock
Ark
Verl Thornock
Associated Press
Indian Day Arraignments Highlight Long Police Court Session
In a crowded police court, about 25 defendants were labeled Indians. Judge Don Bistline postponed Gus Andros's disturbing the peace case while several others faced fines for offenses from vagrancy to traffic violations. Notable entries include Madleine Broncho fined for disturbing the peace and Keith Devenberg cited for speeding to evade arrest.
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Gus Andros
Sus
Newsboy
Bootblack
Frank Joseph Gallivan
Madleine Broncho
Ora Tyler
Wyema Devaney
Justice Court
Clyde Shelby
San Angels
Tex
First
Paul Salvo
Pete Rodriguez
North First
George Harold Goodson
Portland
Don Christensen
Arbon
Bruce L. Hill
Taft
Harold T. Farnland
South Eighth
Paul B. Devenberg
Jefferson
Rain Delays Sugar Robinson Versus Bernie Docsun Title Fight
The welterweight world championship bout between Sugar Robinson and Bernie Docsun was postponed to next Monday night at Comiskey Park Chicago due to threatening rain and Robinson failing to make the 147 pound limit. The card was originally planned for Monday at Comiskey Park.
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Chicago
Ray “Sugar” Robinson
Bernie Docusen
Robeinson
Fines and suspensions linked to intoxication charges listed
A one month license suspension and a $20 fine were imposed on a primary individual. The record names many others including Wallace Bone and Lee Buckland among a larger list of defendants tied to intoxication charges, with Agnes Racehorse’s case transferred to the justice court.
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Wallace Bone
Lee Ellis Buckland
Frederick Wm. Worthington
Floyd Deepwater
Perry Barney, Jr
Stillman Whittebone
Wm. Kaiyou
Raymond George
Wilfred George
Martin Hoskie
Mike Tendore
Frank Papse
Dave Papse
Oscar Whittebone
John Padillo
Corbin Airwite
Eugene Diggie
Guilleremo Garcia
Elias Garcia Contreras
Weasel Wildcat
Edward Johnson
Albert Yaze Zie
Agnes
Justice Court
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Hotel Benson
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Chicago White Sox
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