Pocatello Cardinals hammer Idaho Falls 20 to 5 in opener
The Pocatello Cardinals exploded for 15 hits and 20 runs at Halliwell Park, outhitting Idaho Falls 15 to 4. Lewandowski homered, and key big innings included seven runs in the fourth and four in the third, as Buck earned the win and Barnes took the loss in a high scoring opener.
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Halliwell Park
Pocatello Cardinals
Redbird Big Bats
Vic
Cards
Hiatt
James Barnes
Cardinals
Harry Nygaard
Russets
R — Bartholomew
Balance
Brown
Brewer
Tapp
Nenna
Dean
Czaplewski
Williams
Lewandowski
Barczewski
Zich
Storm
Buck
E—Balance
Mullin
Hill
Nygaard
S—Brown
Bartholomew
RBI
Goldstein
Barnes
Ho—Hiatt
Volk
Lloyd
Hanna
Er—Hiatt
So-By Barnes
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Snakes Beat River Rats to Lead Junior Softball Standings
The Snakes defeated the River Rats 10 to 8 to seize first in junior softball at Irvingfield. Winning pitcher Bill Hawkes and catcher D. Cozad starred. River Rats players included R. Shelton J. Taylor and Fred Hunziger.
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Irvingfield
Snakes
River Rats
Bill Hawkes
D. Cozad
R. Shelton
J. Taylor
Fred Hunziger
Beetlebombs
Yotties
Spiders
Halliwell
Sheiks
H. Medina
L. Lish
B. Davis
M. Bertoch
G. Hunt
Cardinals
B. Ferrin
John Ferra
B. Jones
Joe Todd
Ghosts
Bobcats
L. Karas
G. Holt
R. Blanco
O. Severson
National Baseball Congress Sets 22 District Semipro Tours
The National Baseball Congress announced issuance of franchises for 22 more district semipro tournaments guiding toward sanctioned state tourneys. Sites include West Rock Springs Wyoming Aberdeen Washington Idaho Falls Idaho.
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Wichita
Kas
National Baseball Congress
West
Rock Springs
Wyo
Aberdeen
Wash
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Dwyer Horse Race and Meadowbrook Club Orchestra Featured
A daytime program listing includes the Dwyer Horse Race at 2:15 and the Meadowbrook Club Orchestra at 3:00 followed by a schedule of health segments and a Eddie Duchin Show spotlight in the afternoon lineup. The program also features Religion in the News and University Theatre with related cultural listings.
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Newa
Dwyer
Meadowbrook Club Orchestra
University Theatre
Judy Canova
Dennis
Grand Ole Opry
Vic Damone
Click Orchestra
Three Suns
Gem State
Sporta
Tex Williams
Blue Barrow
America United
University of Chicago Roundtable
Better Gardens
Bob Eberly
Poole's Paradise
Bill Harrington
Preston Sellers
Mutual Concert Hall
Mel Allen
Eddy Howard
Pocatello Youth
Hawaii
Jordan
Sacred Heart
tChamber Music Ensemble
Nat Brandwynne
Charles Keaton
Blackburn's Baseball School Contact Sparks Local Debate
The State and Sporting News analyze a play rule in a Cubs game where Gustine scores on a deep drive as a fielder’s catch is followed by a throw to first. Umpires say Gustine’s run counts if no tag or force occurs, with Rule 49 detailing when a runner is out. The Tribune notes Roy Blackburn’s baseball school plans and discusses local conduct at Billings and Pocatello incidents, urging proper umpiring and crowd control.
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Cubs
Hal Jeffcoat
Frankie Gustine
Cliff Aberson
Andy Pafko
Gustine
Icholson
Phils
Aberson
Roy Blackburn
Pocatello Naval] Ordnance Plant
Tribune
Halliwell Park
Blackburn
NDP
Temple Dominates Pioneer League Batting Pace
John Temple, shortstop for the Pioneer League, leads with a .439 average after 15 hits in 26 at bats and 82 hits in the season through June 20. Frank Dean of Pocatello and Jon O’Brien of Boise trail with high averages, while Charles Williams of Pocatello tops doubles and RBIs and Rip Koenig of Boise leads in stolen bases and runs scored.
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Howe News Bureau
Temple
Frank Dean
Pocatello
Jim Daniels
Great Falls
Jon O'Brien
Boise
Dick Brown
Idaho Falls
Dean
Charles Williams
Rip Koenig
Neity Onepard
Billings
Bob Clear
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O'Brien
Fazzla
Brown
Watson
Ogden
Buck
Twin Falls
McConnell
Koerner
Durretto
Caloia
Votous
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Jessen
Peccia
Ford
Ogden Oe
Moore
Napoli
Salt Lake of
Wadsworth
Schulte
Ogden Eee
Koenig
Lewandowski
Poc
BOC. Ise
Czaplewski
Westlake
Salt Lake
Chinese Star Downs Moran In Wimbledon Upset
London Friday. Little Gem Hoa hing a Chinese girl living in England defeated Gertrude Moran of Santa Monica Calif 6-2 5-7 6-3 in the Wimbledon third round. Moran America’s fourth ranking woman star expected to reach the semi finals, shockingly eliminated on center court.
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London
Little Gem Hoahing
England
Gertrude Moran
Santa Monica
Calif
Miss Moran
America
Gussie
Muffins Finish with Sugar Cinnamon Cinnamon Sugar Top
Fresh muffins emerge from the oven and are rolled in a well mixed sugar and cinnamon blend while still hot for a sweet crackly finish. The tip emphasizes coating the tops immediately after baking to seal flavor.
Major Leagues Baseball Standings and Player Lines
National and American leagues show teams with runs, wins, and losses. Rosters include Gray Hutchinson Overmire Houtteman Robinson Swift Reynolds Page Berra and others across Detroit New York St Louis Boston Cleveland Washington Chicago Philo Gumpert Tipton Scheib Shantz Guerra Jansen Highe Hansen Webb Behrman Westrum Hacker A Walker Bickford Antonelli Crandall Brazie Wilks Staley Garagiola Rice Barney Banta Palica Campanella Bonham McCullough. Philadelphia at Cincinnati postponed due to rain.
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Overmire
Houtteman
Robinson
Swift
Reynolds
Page
Berra
National
Chicago
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Highe
Hansen
Webb
Behrman
Westrum
Hacker
A. Walker
Boston
St. Louis
Bickford
Antonelli
Crandall
Brazie
Wilks
Staley
Garagiola
Rice
Midget Polly Riley Tops Babe Didrikson for Semi Final
Polly Riley, a five foot Texan, defeated Babe Didrikson Zaharias 3-1 in the Oklahoma City western open quarterfinal to reach the semifinal. She will face Betty Jameson of San Antonio, the 1942 western champion, as Patty Berg takes on Louise Suggs in the other semifinal.
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Oklahoma City
Polly Riley
Polly
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Patty Berg
Little Louise Suggs
Georgia
State Builds Road To Henrys Lake
Public access to Henrys Lake will be available this summer at no charge. The Idaho Fish and Game Department completed an access road to the southeast shoreline camp area three miles off highway 191. Director T B Murray said much of the lake remains privately held and urged users to stay within public property boundaries. The department bought wildlife rights on 40 acres with 1630 feet of shore frontage and will add sanitation facilities and signs marking campground limits as continued operations depend on public responsibility.
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Henry's
Idaho Fish and Game Department
T. B. Murray
Idaho
Murray
Bill Opens Refuges for Limited Public Hunting
A House Fisheries and Wildlife subcommittee approved a Senate passed bill allowing limited public hunting on federal waterfowl refuges. It caps refuge hunting at 35 percent open at any time and raises the annual duck stamp from one to two dollars.
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Washington
House Fisheries and Wildlife
Senate
Fish and Wildlife Service
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