Annual City Bowling Meet Opens With Five Day Schedule
Pocatello women bowlers begin the annual city tournament at 7 p.m. with five days of doubles singles teams and all events. The schedule lists a lineup of clubs and match times through Friday's finals plus a Monte Carlo outcome note from Los Angeles.
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Italy
Exhibition Baseball Action From Shreveport Houston St Louis
Exhibition baseball features Chicago A at Shreveport Markland Philley Dallas and Evans homer. St Louis A edges Shreveport 5 4 as Mann Garver Lollar and Finger struggle. In Houston St Louis N beats Houston 3 4 with Clark Garagiola Beers homers.
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al Dallas
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Hoult Wins Singles With A 732 In Bowling Meet
A bowling tournament in Pocatello ends with A Hoult taking first in singles and Walker and Lines winning doubles. Challenge Creameries lead, Naval Ordnance Plant Supplymen close behind. Peterson earns all events trophy at the banquet April 20. First 15 places listed with scores and teams.
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M. Lancaster
Pocatello
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A. Hoult
Challenge Creameries
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Lines
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Elk’s Boosters
Naval Ordnance Plant
Peterson
Pocatello Bowling Associations
Taylor Aiming His Browns For First Division Berth
New York report says St. Louis Browns manager Zach Taylor targets a first division berth though experts deem it unlikely. He cites a mix of promising rookies and castoffs with two established stars Dillinger and Priddy. Pitching depth is thin with Fann expected to lead a rotation including Garver, Embree, Drews, Savage, Starr, Malloy and Kennedy.
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San Antonio
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Cleveland
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Bob Savage
Dick Starr
Bob Malloy
Bill Kennedy
Savage
Garver
Richmond Class A baseball recap with sparse lines
At Richmond Virginia Boston A team faced Richmond Pied with Bickford Masi Ennis Popps Federico Kluttz Ruche among players. Losing pitcher Ennis.
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Snead Wins Masters With 67 Final Round
Sam Snead of White Sulphur Springs West Virginia overcame nerves to shoot a 67 in the final round and win the Masters by three strokes. His total 282 left Lloyd Mangrum and Johnny Bulla tied for second at 85. The victory marks Snead’s latest success in major tour events.
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Sammy Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Lloyd Mangrum
Johnny Bulla
Pittsburgh
Snead
Annual Gridiron Feed Opens Bannock Hotel Banquet
The Bannock Hotel hosts the annual Gridiron banquet at 7 p.m. with 320 members expected. Chairman Jack Trimming teases Brass hats and ribbing while Rampton Barlow Lou Haller William Shields and others perform skits. The Coffin Corner annual will be handed out, edited by Stacey Smith.
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Bannock Hotel
Jack Trimming
Rampton Barlow
Lou Haller
William Shields
Robert Baum
William Billmeyer
Robert Watson
Nicholas Ifft
George N. Green
Ralph Garrett
Stacey Smith
Twin Falls Wins Meet in Idaho Junior Rifle Championship
Twin Falls won the first annual Idaho junior rifle championship with 828 of 1000 points while Nampa club members claimed individual honors. Donald Hinz of Caldwell won the boys title with 524 of 550 and Verlene Lovejoy of Nampa won the girls title with 499 of 550 as more than 100 youngsters competed. Hinz posted a near-perfect 199 of 200 from the prone position. Lovejoy had previously won the regional junior rifle association shoot at Nampa three weeks earlier.
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Nampa
Verlene Lovejoy
Hinz
Miss Lovejoy
National Junior Rifle Association
Pocatello Track Team Aims to Break State Records
Coach Mike Mills leads Pocatello high school track squad as officials note the Injuns hold one state record. The team plans to challenge the mark this season and add more to the school’s record books.
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Mike Mills
Pocatello High School
Record for Medley relay stands for the club
The club holds one state mark in the Medley relay set last season at 3 34.4. Mills eyes new records from Dick and Bob Pettit, distance aces who narrowly missed state marks last year in the mile and one half mile.
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Mills
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