Pocatello Cards Take Series Opener 17 10 Over Great Falls
The Pocatello Cardinals beat Great Falls 17 to 10 in a Pioneer league opener. Despite the win the Cards stay third as Great Falls rises to the top after losses by Ogden and Billings. Al Neil, Rolland Le Blanc, and Ned Sheehan led a seven inning onslaught with multiple doubles and homers. Neil went five for six. Le Blanc four for seven.
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Plenty of Action in YMCA Softball Series
Pocatello and Great Falls faced off in a high scoring YMCA softball game with Great Falls winning 10 to 7. Key players included Mickelson Le Blanc and Barczewski for hits and Briskey Neil and Le Blanc delivering multiple RBIs. Pitchers Tuschhoff Curley Speridon and Groshans logged many innings with numerous strikeouts and a 3:30 time.
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Ex Cards Players Spread Across Six Baseball Leagues
Sally Hemus former Pocatello second baseman hits .257 for Houston in the Texas league. Tom O Laughlin center fielder last year now with Columbus in the Sally league at .267. Marvin Milkes says in Nen Pocatello. Bob Thomson bats .240 for Lynchburg in the Piedmont. Wimpy Quinn with Fresno hits .244. Clarence Beers with Columbus in the American association and Danny Hile Johnny Griggs and Tom Kelly with Omaha in the Western league.
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Eisenhower Seen as Likely Candidate Amid Democratic Strains
The ADA chief argues Eisenhower or Justice Douglas could derail a Democratic bid. The anti communist group backs an open convention and predicts Eisenhower would beat Dewey, while Douglas faces tougher odds. Estimated 618 votes needed for nomination, with about 310 pledged delegates seen as shaky.
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Death Toll Reaches Three Thousand in Fukui Earthquake
Rescue teams face a massive task in Fukui Japan as the death toll climbs to about three thousand. In a single movie theater wreckage they recovered 200 children, while many others lie beneath charred homes and buildings across the western city.
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Pioneer League Scores Reported From Overnight Games
Twin Falls defeated Ogden 15 to 3. Salt Lake City edged Boise 7 to 6. Billings beat Idaho Falls 8 to 4. Pocatello won over Great Falls 17 to 10.
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Bill Grants Liberal Benefits To Reservists
The measure extends retirement eligibility to reservists after 20 years combined in reserve and regular service, with age 60 as the retirement point for those in service since World War I or II. Retirement pay is capped at 75 percent of the highest active duty pay. Boards would review officer records to recommend retirement or dismissal when promotion qualified.
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Wartime retirement rule extends temporary ranks for service officers
The measure grants officers and Army nurses retirement at the highest temporary rank held during World War III and allows regular army enlisted men and warrant officers to retire after 30 years of service at their highest temporary wartime rank.
Baltimore Colts to Train at Sun Valley Camp
The Baltimore Colts prepare for their second season in the All-America Football Conference with many new players joining 11 holdovers from last year as camp opens three weeks from Monday at Sun Valley Idaho.
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Year Around Employment Plans
A fragmented list outlines year round employment ideas and involved entities including Steele Idaho, Glass and Paint, F. M. Bistline, Pocatello Motor Train, L. H. Griffin, Idaho Bank and Trust, M. Rosauer, East Idaho Brewery, Sherman Beebe, Challenge Cream and Butter association, Paul Roberts, and Robertson.
Utah Prep Pitching Sensation Signs With Pocatello Club
Brigham City pitcher Bud Powers, 17, signs a triple A contract with Columbus and joins the Pocatello Cardinals. His record includes 54 games with 2 losses, ERA under one, and 15 strikeouts per game. Bill Brenzel supervised the deal viewed as Reds like.
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