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Bruins Win Big Six Meet TitlePowers’ Men Take 6 Firsts; 10 Marks FallRUPERT, May 3—Winning six firsts In a track and field meet that saw 10 conference records broken, Coach Hank Powers’ Twin Falls Bruins nosed out Pocatello and Boise for the Big Six championship in the cinder sport here this afternoon, Tire Bruins finished, with 42 1/5 points to 3914 for Pocatello and 39 1/5 for Boise, while Idaho Falls garnered 24 3/5,Nampa 15 !i and Caldwell four.Big Six Summary120* yard JiiKh hurdles—Won by Hanson, Pocatelloj Salisbury, Fuculello; Porter, Idaho Falls; Petty*rove, Twin Fall** Time: IS .ft see. (New record, old record, 16 see., by II over male, Idaho Falls, 1042).100-yard dnsh—Won by Rogers, Twin Falls; .fcrnhurff. Idaho Falla; Criddle, Ida* ho Falls; Newton, Nampa. Time; 10.4 sec* (New record of in.3 »*c. set by Ko*cra in preliminaries; old record. 10.4 see., by Thompson, Pocatello, 1042).Milo run—Won by Harper, Poise; Btit-terfleld. Pocatello; Thomas, Pocatello; Ingram, Idaho Falls. Time; 4:55.440-yard danh—'Won by Leneli* Pocatello: Barber, Boise; kieinkopf, Twin Foils; Jenkins, Caldwell, Time: 53.9 sec.Medley relay—Won by Boise (IMack, 110; ‘Williams, 220; Braden, 440; Bigler, 080); Nampa, Pocatello, Idaho Fnlls, Time; 3:44.3 (New record; old record, 3:47, by Pocatello, 1943),220-yard da»h—Won by Snyder, Twin Falls; Miller, Boise; Holland, Idaho Falls; Jernburg, Idaho Falls. Time; 22,8 sec. (New record; old record, 23.4 sec. by Armstrong, Idnho Falls, 1946).22D-yard low hurdieR—Won by Deagle, Twin Fall*; Porter, Idnho Falla : Lewis* Idnho Falls; Kleinkapf, Twin Falls. Time; 23.7 sec. (New record; old record, 24.5, by Hovermale, Idaho Fulls, 1042).firtfl-ynrd run—Won by Cooper, Twin Falls; Wright, IJoise; Pettit, Pocatello; Jllrai, Idaho Falls. Time: 2:09.1.Shotpul—Won by Drake, Boise; Dean, Nampa; Bench, Bnlse; Meade, Idaho Falls. Distance: 46 ft., 4 Vs in, (New record; old record, 46 Jft„ 3*}i In. by Beach. Boise, 1946).Pole vault*—Won by Criddle. Idaho Falls; Montgomery, Pocatello; Caldwell, Twin Falls, Swallow, Pocatello; Miller, Boise* tied for third and fourth. Height; 10 ft., 10 in. (New record; old record, ID ft., 9 in. by Caldwell, Twin Falls, and Millard, Pocatello, 1046).Discus—Won by Drake, Boise; Beach, Boise; Rice, Twin Falls; Sanderson, Nampa. Distance: 142 ft., 6% in. (New record; old record, 136 ft., 2 in., by Hlner, Nampa, 1946),High jump—Won by Dnhtstrom, Pocatello; Bradburn, Numpn, and Salnshury, Pocatello* tied for second and third; Pouch, Boise, Pettygrove, Twin Falls; Hunter* Idaho Falls, Williams, Idaho Falls; Criddle* Idaho Falls, tied for fourth. Height; 5 ft., lOMi in, (New record; old record, f» ft,, Ifl in.* by Brown, Nampa, 1942).Broad jump—Won by Rogers* Twin Falls; Snyder* Twin FnlLa; Swallow, Pocatello; Moore, Twin Falls. Distance: 19 ft., 3 in.Javelin—-Won by Detlnn, Nampa; Taylor, Caldwell: Paxman, Pocatello; Jenkins, Boise. Distance; 153 ft., 5 in.880-yard relay—Won by Twin Falls (Snyder, Cross, Deaglc* Rogers); Boise, Pocatello* Idaho Falls. Time 1:36.2 (New record; old record, 1:87.5, by Boise* 1942.** ****Sonny Hiskey Big 6 ChampSonny Hiskey, 15-year-old Twin Falls high school golfer, is the Big Six conference champion, an accomplishment that carries with it the inter scholastic title for the state.Meet records wei*e broken by Hanson, Pocatello, in the high hurdles, by Rogers, Twin Falls, in the century; by Boise in the medley relay; by Deagle, Twin Falls, in the 220-yard low hurdles; by Snyder, Twin Falls, in the 220-yard dash; by Drake, Boise, in the shotput and discus; by Criddle, Idaho Falls, in the polo vault; by Dahlstrom, Pocatello, in the high jump, and by the Twin Falls team of Snyder, Cross, Deagle and Rogers in the 880-yard relay.The outstanding performance of the day was Snyder's 22.9 second time in the 220 yard dash, However, he had to bow to Johnny Rogers' in points, the good-looking senior winning the hundred in 10.4 seconds after setting a conference record of 10.3 in the preliminary, and then capturing the broad jump.Only other athlete to take two firsts was Drake, Boise, who won both the shotput and the discus.The track was declared the best in the state by the contestants.Hiskey toured the 18-holcs of the municipal links here In 75, just three over par, to beat out a field of 11 other golfers from Nampa, Caldwell, and Twin Falls In the annual Big Six tournament here this afternoon. The youthful star went out In 36, par for the course, but faltered slightly coming in and took a 39.However, Hiskey’s fine golfing failed to retain the Big Six title for Twin Falls. Tire team championship was won by Nampa with 330 strokes, followed by Caldwell with 351 and Twin Falls with 408,The Individual and team scores:NAMPAP. Fnylnr ..................................... 39*30— 78(J. F»ylnr ..........................................-11-44— 85«•. Cushman .................................. 3!*38— 77L. Illicknnntnff ........................... 44-46— 90Totals ........................................1G3-I67-—330CALDWKLLF, Strlnfffielct .............. 41-40*-. 81V. Halt ............................................ 47-45— 92(■- Fyke .......... 45-48— 88K. StanTvood .................................. 48-42— 90Total* ......................................t Bl-170—351TWIN FALLSSonny Wakey ................................ 36-30— 75Arnold Johnnon .............................. 43-41— 84Dwaine Harder .............................. 51-32—103Bud Gardner ....................................62-61—126Total* ..........................................212-196—408Bruins Defeated Twice, 9-2And 8-2 in Games at Boise«BOISE, May 3 (lt;?)—The Boise Braves, with a pair of pitchers tossing three-hit ball in each game, defeated the Twin Falls Bruins twice here Saturday afternoon, by 9-3 and 8-2, to sweep the four-game series which started here Friday afternoon.Diz McCall hurled the three-hitter in the first game for the Boise team and limited the Twin Falls scoring to single runs In the second and sixth innings. Hendrix doubled and scored after a pair of Boiseerrors for the first marker and Long crossed the plate after Martin singled In the sixth for the final run.In the second game, which saw Carvel Lincoln match the tight
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