Local Women Enter This Year Key Meet Big Bowling Show
A record 126 women will compete in the annual city bowling meet starting Monday April 11 with six squads for team honors. The opening events include doubles at 9 30 and singles later the same night ending Friday April 15.
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Gate City
Garts
B. Riston
A. An
F. Stewart
C. Hall
M. Fordne
G.ene Yearsley
B. Garvin
P. Corn
P. French
Fred’s Cafe
Eldt
T. Bingham
N. Gunther
T. Roberts
L. Diehl
Sapphire Lounge
F. Stone
E. Fer
D. Ogden
H. Bessar
E. Miller
Dan
T. Kenaga
M. Lambert
M. Lancaster
B. Phelps
D. Manning
Green Triangle
C. Katsilometes
K. Katsilometes
C. Gaiza
L. Day
M. Blamires
Ben Franklin
N. Worth
H. Jones
A. Baguley
L. Fawson
M. Hubbard
M. Lambart
BRIGG
M. Collins
F. Briggs
M. Frazier
E. Richmond
E. Shaffer
Stephenson
F. Moreno
We Cenace
F. Adolph
S. Shurtleff
P. Smith
Naval Ordnance
C. Cox
J. Daniels
M. Begley
Aan
WHITE
A. Anderson
Jones
G. Catron Mountain Electric
I. Dahlstrom
M. Williams
A. Dekker
National Laundry
D. Moldenhaur
J. Olson
Croshaw
Kirkman
S. Howell
Great sports future seen for Pocatello region
Vince Anselmo outlines strong signs in boxing, basketball and football boosting Pocatello’s sports image. Notes record crowds at Intermountain Intercollegiate tournament, high school and ISU coaching staffs praised, and local supporters and jewelers cited for backing. Mentions NHL and AHL records from 1947-48 as historical context.
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Vince Anselmo
Pocatello
Rocky Mountain
California
Nebraska
E. “Rip” Gledhill
Halliwell Park
Idaho State College
Johnnie Vesser
Charles “Chick” Atkinson
Mike Mills
Chace Anderson
Jay Jensen
Vesser
Milt “Dubby” Holt
Ed Willett
Italo
Babe” Caccia
Byrne Fernelius
Bengal
Pocatello Sports
Bud
Mel Morgan
Nate Morgan Jewelers
Freddy Marchetti
Freddy's
Lanier and Martin Move Case to Appeals Court Monday
Former St. Louis Cardinals pitchers Max Lanier and Fred Martin prepared to appeal to the circuit court of appeals after a federal judge denied an injunction to reinstate them in organized baseball. Judge Conger ruled a trial is needed to resolve the five year suspensions tied to their 1946 move to Mexico and the pending $2.5 million damage suit, with an April 23 trial date set.
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Lanier-Martin
NEW York
Max Lanier
Fred Martin
St. Louis Cardinals
Circuit Court of Appeals
Edward A. Conger
Lanier
Martin
John L. Flynn
Sies Takes Over New Game Department Duty
Boise, Idaho. Ivor Sies of Boise assumed new duties as assistant construction supervisor for the fish and game department, a newly created position. Virgil Borden will temporarily replace Sies as conservation supervisor while construction projects expand statewide. The department aims to accelerate fishing and hunting improvement work and employ an expediter to ensure timely, proper completion.
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Boise
Ivor Sies
Fish and Game Department
T. B. Murray
Virgil Borden
St. Maries
Federal Aid
Sies
Murray
Seals Bombard Beavers 20-2 in Pacific Coast League rout
The San Francisco Seals overwhelmed the Portland Beavers 20-2 in a high scoring Pacific Coast League game. The Seals collected 11 hits and 19 walks, while Seattle and Los Angeles slugged 12-10 in a separate slugfest. Sacramento beat Oakland 6-3 and Hollywood edged San Diego 6-5 in the other two games.
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SAN Francisco
San Francisco Seals
Portland Beavers
Seattle
Los Angeles
Commson
Sacramento
Oakland
Hollywood
San Diego
Notable 1940s Sports Feats from Yale to Millikin University
Murray Murdoch played six straight games for the New York Rangers in the NHL. Dan SanDiver of the Washington Redskins intercepted 13 passes in 1948, a league high. George Smith booted 39 points after touchdowns for Michigan State in 1948 and converted 56 of 75 in his career. Roosevelt Raceway's 1948 season paid out 1,765,311 across 1,113 races in 136 days. Cy Young tallied 511 big league wins across 14 seasons with at least 20 wins each year. Millikin University crushed Terre Haute 158-6 in 1920 with every player scoring.
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Murray Murdoch
Yale
New York Rangers
Dan Sandiver
Washington Redskins
George Smith
Michigan State
Roosevelt Raceway
Denton
Cy) Young
James Millikin University
Terre Haute
Boise Wins Triangular Track Meet Against Nampa and Meridian
Boise high school men defeated Nampa and Meridian in a triangular meet with over 100 athletes. Boise won 10 events and swept the relays for 98% points, while Nampa had 65% and Meridian only three. Jay Smith ran 100 yards in 10.6 seconds and Eddie Fowler posted 23.3 seconds in the 220. A separate note mentions a memorial plaque for Tugboat Annie on a Tacoma traffic island.
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Boise
Boise High School
Nampa
Meridian
Jay Smith
Eddie Fowler
Annie
Tacoma
Wash
Bowling tournament opens Monday in Pocatello city meet
Eight of 44 entrants kick off the annual Pocatello Men's city tournament Monday at 7 30 p m with singles doubles team and all events titles up for grabs. Defending team champions Chevron Gas and singles champion Carmack return as others compete through Sunday April 10 with awards at a later banquet.
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Pocatello
George Allen
Allen
Bowling Association
Zweigarts
Elks Boosters
B of R Clerks
Moose Lodge
Challenge Creameries
J. Kerr
C. Lundgren
Charles Lundgren
McDonough
Richmond
Friedel
Perkins
Kuta
Gianchetta
Longton
Mitchell
Brown
Golob
Dahlstrom
Pederson
Gray
American Legion
Chevron Gas
Kings
E. M. Knight
G. Bair
Piinces
C. A. Carmack
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Pete Smith
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Montreal Canadians
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