Cox and Ogden Meet for Title in Annual Women’s Golf Meet
Mae Cox seeks her third Pocatello Women's Amateur title by facing Delna Ogden in the finals at the municipal course. The match will be played over eighteen holes with the Dannlo’c trophy at stake. Other finals include Laura Fawson vs E McLaughlin in the President’s Flight and B Ford vs Marion Morgan in the First Flight.
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Cox
Ogden
Mae Cox
Pocatello
Delna Ogden
Laura Fawson
E. McLaughlin
B. Ford
Marion Morgan
Connie Turner
Mary Scott
Nancy Ory
Ellen Smith
Charlotte Jensen
Betty Lehman
Clara Cox
Francis Richmond
Mary Rush
Alice Sutton
Hellenics 9 First To Enter City Softball Tourney
The Hellenic nine, the first squad to enter the city softball tournament at Rainey field starting Aug 23, 1949, per YMCA athletic director Henry Watts. Entry deadline is 6 pm Aug 22, with fees of five dollars for past participants and eight dollars for new clubs. Tournament runs Aug 23 25 with trophies for first and second place.
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Rainey Field
Hellenic
Henry “Hank” Watts
YMCA
Watts
Everything's New For UCLA Football Squad
UCLA announces a new football field a full staff of coaches a revised system and new uniforms. Red Sanders takes over with practice starting August 29 and public unveiling of the single wing offense September 16 against Oregon State at the Los Angeles Coliseum.
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LOS Angeles
NEA
University of California At
Ulans
Red Sanders
Vanderbilt
Sanders
UCLA
Oregon State
Los Angeles Coliseum
Intermountain wrestling title set for Pocatello showdown
Maurice LaChappelle faces current champion Floyd Hansen in the main event for the Intermountain junior heavyweight crown at the National Guard armory in Pocatello next Wednesday. The card includes Gypsy Joe vs Tony Olivas and Pete Barty vs George Strickland with an 8:30 p.m. start under the American Legion post sponsorship.
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Intermountain
National Guard Armory
Pocatello
Maurice LaChappelle
Floyd Hansen
LaChappelle
Gorgeous George
Hanson
Utah
Gypsy Joe
Tony Olivas
Pete Barty
George Strickland
Strickland
American Legion Post
Modern System To Begin This Week
The first plantings of 125000 finger ling fish will begin at McCall this week. James C Simpson, fish and game department culturist, says pilot Joe Monaghan will fly the fish into remote alpine lakes. Plane planting proves practical in inaccessible lakes and offers better survival than pack trips.
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McCall
James C. Simpson
Fish and Game Department
Game Department
Joe Monaghan
Simpson
Ivy League gridiron history since 1872
New York report notes eight Ivy League schools have played 644 intercollegiate football games against each other since 1872, the third year of the sport at the collegiate level.
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New York
Many League Batters Hit Above .200
The Pocatello Post published YMCA Softball league batting averages for the A and B divisions. The list names players with averages from .200 up to .299, highlighting Shooters from BOAC, Hellenics, Town Club, Marines, Guardsmen, JACL's, Kraft's and other teams with specific players and teams noted.
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YMCA
Pocatello Post
Shilhabel
Boac’s
Dudenake
Hellenics
C. Walker
Town Club
Nesbitt
Marines
B. Pattis
Doby
Loom’s
Worley
McCurdy
Willmore
Garrett's
L. Fenwick
Flandro’s
Adams
Allis- Chalmers
Wheatley
Purina Chow
S. Kawamura
Jacl’s
G. Randall
Y’s Men
B. Fuger
Egbert
Purina
Wilkes
Curtis
Jensen
Kraft’s
G. Fenwick
Guido
Moose
Hancock
Nop
Boyes
D. Tubbs
T. Tubbs
Notre Dame Varsity Adds X Y Z Nicknames to 1949
New roster reveals Notre Dame’s 1949 team with players nicknamed X Y Z and jawbreaker names. Fullback Mike Swistowicz and tackle Al Zmijewski are highlighted as top prospects joining experienced runners Jorn Panett and Frank Leahy counts on.
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New York
Notre Dame
McGehee
O'Neill
Mahoney
Barrett
Martin
Buck Continues As Top Hurler in Pioneer League
Pocatel lambs standout Buck leads Pocatello club as the top hurler with nine wins against two losses while Bob Clear, despite a .375 average, misses honors due to limited at bats. The article tracks league batting leaders including Frank Dean, Charlie Williams, Dick Czaplewski, Ted Lewandowski, Dick Morgan, Stan Slack, Larry Nenna, Dom Barczewski, Hank Zich and others through August 14.
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Pocatello Cardinal Club
Howe News Bureau
Chicago
Bob Clear
Walt Lowe
Pocatellans
Frank Dean
Pocatello
Charlie Williams
Dick Czaplewski
Dean
Williams
Czaplewski
Ted Lewandowski
Dick Morgan
Lowe
Stan Slack
Larry Nenna
Dom Barczewski
Nenna
Bob Vogel
Hank Zich
Big Stick Williams
Redbirds
Redbird
Barczewski
Bill Buck
Buck
Slack
Dick Hanna
Joe Carroll
Enlistment of Allan J Stockton in Air Corps
Allan J Stockton 22 son of Floyd Stockton 345 Willard was announced by M Sgt E T Calhoon at the Pocatello recruiting station. Stockton left Friday for Salt Lake City for swearing in and duty assignment. He is a veteran of Navy service during World War II.
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Stockton
Air Corps
Allan J. Stockton
Floyd Stockton
Willard
E. T. Calhoon
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Firma
Navy
Mountaineers Start Drills Soon Under Gavre at Western State
Western State college football coach Vince Gavre plans a hard driving squad for the Mountaineers with an eight game schedule led by a Oct 29 home clash with Idaho State Bengals. Gavre begins his second year Sept 1 with 15 lettermen out for practice and 50 prospects on the first day. Returning players include Mikkelsen Anglin Hart McCracken Mark Grieve Crain Core Cook Bergman Dickinson Nicol.
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Vince Gavre
Western State College
Colorado
Gunnison
Mountaineers
Johnnie Vesser
Idaho State College Bengals
Garre
Silver State Gang
Gavre
Louis Mikkelsen
John Anglin
Jack Hart
Jack McCracken
Leon Mark
Jim Grieve
Jim Crain
Jim
McHale Clinches Walker Cup Victory for United States
In Mamaroneck New York Jimmy McHale a former pro turned amateur sealed the Walker Cup win for the United States by defeating Gerald Mecklem 5 and 4 as the U S team took 7 of 12 points. Willie Turnesa lost to Ronnie White 4 and 3 in the 36 hole test.
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Mamaroneck
N. Y
Jimmy McHale
America
British Isles
Willie Turnesa
United States
Ronnie White
Football Terms And Coach Kobe Return To Pocatello
Vince Anselmo previews football lingo for fans and notes Jack Kobe’s return to Pocatello on Sept 1 as junior varsity coach and likely head baseball coach, with his past success at Inkom high and Bannock recreation work shaping his new role in Gate City sports.
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No Man’s Land
Jack Kobe
Inkom High School
Pocatello
Jack
Inkem
Pocatello High School
Gate City
Kobe
Bannock
Charles “Chick” Atkinson
Pocatello Gears Up For Fall Sports Kickoff
In weeks ahead Pocatello primes for football and other sports. Idaho Falls visits Irvin Field for the high school game on September 5 while Idaho State opens practice September 1 under Coach Johnny Vesser. Bowling rises with 500 locals and softball tournaments loom as the Cardinal race for the Pioneer League title remains open among Pocatello Billings Salt Lake City and Twin Falls.
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Pocatello
Gate City
Idaho Falls
Irvingfield
Johnny Vesser
Idaho State College Bengals
Pocatello Cardinals
Billings
Salt Lake City
Twin Falls
Major's Pin Loop May Add 2 Clubs
Possibilities of enlarging the men s Major bowling league from eight to 10 squads will be discussed at a special meeting of officers and members Monday August 29 at 7 45 p m Steve s Bowling alley. Eight squads have signed for 1949 50 action including Mellinelli s Jewelers Sapphire Lounge Potacello Boosters Mikes Paint Antlers AAA Insurance Moose Lodge.
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Steve's
Mellinelli’s Jewelers
Sapphire Lounge
Pocatello Boosters
Mike’s Paint, Antlers
AAA Insurance
Moose Lodge
Favored Clubs Win Opening Tourney Tilts
In the sixth district softball tournament at Rainey park, defending champion C Ed Flandro's and the Y's Men, Preston "7-Ups," and Loyal Order of Moose opened with close first night wins. Flandro's edged Marines in 8th inning chaos, Warren and Olson powering midgame rallies. Preston's 7-Ups beat Garrett's with Olson tripled and Warren walking four, while Pocatello's Y's Men beat Preston's Carpenters 6-4 behind Bistline's two base hits and strong pitching.
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Fenwick
Ford Dealer
Hanrity
Ed Flandro
Arines
Farnes
Grayson
Hanratty
Shaul
Killian
Hansen
Post Makes Successful Home Stand
An all star Pocatello Post squad from two local softball teams beat Malad American Legion 10 to 8 on Friday. Pocatello scored six runs in the second inning and two more in the seventh to surge past Malad as Richard Allen drove in the decisive runs. R Allen pitched for Pocatello with four hits allowed, while Williams and Harrison held Malad to eight runs.
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Pocatello Post
American Legion
P. Williams
Harrison
Pocatello
Post
Richard Allen
R. Allen
Williams
Davis
Allen
Price Will Be Back on August 25 at Halliwell Park
About 3500 baseball fans witnessed Johnny Price’s exhibition at Halliwell park with a warm reception for his act. He will perform again on August 25 before the Cardinal Idaho Falls game, showing tricks like catching fly balls from a jeep and batting upside down. This marks his final Pocatello exhibition of the season.
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Price
Halliwell Park
Johnny Price
Diamonder
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
New Cowboy Director Appointed At University of Wyoming
Wiles Hallock, program director at KOWB radio in Laramie Wyoming, is named director of athletic publicity for the University of Wyoming. He succeeds Roy Peck who resigned last June to become publisher and editor of the Riverton Times.
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Wiles Hallock
KOWB
Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
Roy Peck
Riverton Times
Wyoming
LOOM Beats BORC In Low-Scoring Roman Holiday Clash
The Loyal Order of Moose defeated the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks 12 0 as LOOM shut out BORC through four innings. Tom Liddil and Earl Peterson homered while Jack Mlot held the BORC lineup to three hits. LOOM benefited from five BORC errors and built a decisive early lead.
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Order of Moose
Brotherhood of
Railway Clerks
Pocatello
Loom's
Tom Liddil
Earl Peterson
LOOM
Jack Mlot
Loom’s
Borcs Mlot
Isham
Christiansen, Werhli
Grayson
Sorensen Named Basketball and Track Coach at Preston High
Evan J. Sorensen, former Fielding High School coach from Paris Idaho, is appointed basketball and track coach at Preston High School. He graduates from Utah State Agriculture College. Glen Oliverson, named to the Preston staff earlier this week, will direct football and basketball activities.
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Preston
Evan J. Sorensen
Fielding High School
Paris
Idaho
Preston High School
Utah State Agriculture College
Glen Oliverson
Robinson Belloise Bout at Yankee Stadium Sets Middleweight Title Shot
Ray Robinson and Steve Belloise are set to meet at Yankee Stadium on August 24 for a chance at the world middleweight championship. Promoter Al Weill of the International Boxing Club announced the bout.
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New York
Ray Robinson
Steve Belloise
Yankee Stadium
al Weill
International Boxing Corporation
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