Dubby’s Cinder Crew Ready For Two Week Trip
A reminiscence on sporting economics and public indifference to hunting and fishing coverage. The column notes high magazine circulations and large spending by shooters and anglers, contrasts with sparse sport pages in newspapers, and recalls 1930s wildlife releases that drew strong reader interest.
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Gordon McQuarries
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Idaho State Bengals prepare for grueling two week track swing
Nine man Idaho State College track squad under Coach Milt Holt departs for a tough touring schedule starting Friday with the Corn Palace relays in Mitchell South Dakota and Sioux City Iowa. The trip includes meets at Mitchell Sioux City Aberdeen and a triangular meet with Nebraska State and Morningside. Holt hews to a veteran lineup with six lettermen and three newcomers led by Jake LaRue and Charles Lane. The squad will compete in sprints relays hurdles mid distance and field events including high jump broad jump and discus across the three states.
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Jake
Charles Lane
Glendale
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Pocatello High
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Stan Huff
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Athlet ics and field sportsmen trade off in public debate
The piece argues athletics are a major business and essential to field sportsmen, while horse racing remains tied to gambling and illegal in some areas. It conveys a sense that society would struggle without sports despite legal issues surrounding racing.
Pocatello golf tournament draws 115 fans at municipal course
The Pocatello Links saw 115 fans attend a weekend golf event at the municipal course. New pro John Tuttle announced weekly men and women tours including monthly medals, best ball, and handicap formats. More spring and summer tournaments are planned with potential out-of-town matches soon. The course is in good shape with new holes being watered and seeded, aiming for early August play.
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Lavelli Chooses Music Over Pro Cage Job
Yale star Tony Lavelli, top scorer last season, opts to pursue music over pro basketball. He rejects offers reportedly totaling $11,000 from Syracuse and a BAABA Celtics deal, saying he prefers composing and accordion performances after graduation. A Yale spokesman notes three Lavelli tunes helped fuel the choice.
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Trojans Tie Spartans In Dual Track Meet At Coliseum
USC and Michigan State finished 61 points each after the mile relay win by USC in 3:17. Norman Stock sparked USC while Fred Johnson led MSU with 13 points and wins in the long jump and 100 yards. Mel Patton debuted season with wins in the 100 and 220, Dianetti and Chambers split sprint titles and Bill Mack starred with 1:52.8 in the 880.
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Memorial Coliseum
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Southern California
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Dianette
Fred Johnson
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USC
Ron Frazier
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Mel Patton
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Bob Shepers
Dianetti
Chambers
Bill Mack
Mack
California Bears top UCLA in dual meet at Edwards Field
In Berkeley, California, the California Bears defeated UCLA 67 to 64 at Edwards Field before 6000 fans. Hal Olson sparked a late surge in the one mile relay as Craig Dixon set two meet and stadium records in the hurdles while Kaare Vefling posted a 4 15 7 to claim a distance mark. UCLA sophomore Taylor Lewis broke his own discus record edging 156 feet 4 inches. Donnie Anderson was hampered by injuries and did not place in the sprints.
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Kaare Vefling
California
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Taylor Lewis
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Donnie Anderson
Odds Say Ogden Won't Triumph in Flag Race
Atwater California United Press reports Pioneer league observers doubt Ogden Reds will win the pennant. Manager Ham Schulte disputes this, citing a young hustling club with solid outfield hitting and uncertain pitching. Key players include Wadsworth Moore Angeles Greenhaw Strader and rookie O Neal who may miss time with an ankle injury.
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Cal
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Ogden Reds
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Ogden
John Sarlo
Atwater Packers
Jack Wadsworth
John Moore
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Reds
Schulte
Bob Strader
Earl O'Neal
Jim Greenhaw
Greenhaw
Will McConnell
Saturday Bulletin scores and player list from LA Oakland game
LA beat Oakland 120 to 101 in a high scoring Saturday bulletin. Carlsen Malone Tost Co nant Wilkie and Raimon di led the LA attack with double digit contributions.
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Malone
Tost
Conant
Wilkie
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