Pocatello Water Squad shines at intercity swimming meet
Pocatello's five man team, led by 15 year old Jim Wise, placed fifth amid 40 squads at the Weiser-Jeaqua two day meet. Wise won medals in junior and senior diving and drew strong crowds with his performances. Local officials announced future hosting hopes including a 1951 site for the state meet with officers elected for the State Aquatic Association.
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Pocatello
Orval Baker
Gate City
Weiser
Baker
Pocatellans
Jim Wise
Wiiner
Bob. Taylor
Te Pocatello
West
Impa
Caldwell Hd
Simmers
Lewiston
Moscow
Iton
Bob Hilliard
Ferguson
Iston
Pollo
To State Aquatic Association
LaFrenz
Pres
Ken Lyons
Incedent
Jim Hill
Coeur d’Alene
Ptary
Diamond Stars Falter as Coast League Hints Help
San Francisco report notes the Oakland and Seattle defeats frame a rough stretch for Fred Haney's team. The walk-away lead in the Coast league has dwindled as the Stars post a 25-32 record over two months, with losses to Oakland, Seattle, Sacramento and other rivals.
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Francisco
Fred Haney
Ood Stars
Haney
Fic Coast League
le Stars
Acand
Brooklyn
Oakland
Seattle
Sacramento
The
Land Beavers
Sancisco Seals
Rupert Regatta Draws 1500 At Lake Walcot
About 1500 spectators attended the Rupert Regatta at Lake Walcott over the weekend. The water carnival featured a multi powerboat program with wins by Mike Weeks of Minidoka Dam in the six horsepower three-lap race and Rodney Goodman winning the 50 horsepower free-for-all.
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Rupert
Lake Walcot
H.B. Bishop
Gordon Nelson
Nelson
Mike Weeks
Minidoka Dam
Red Cross Water Classes End Friday at Pocatello Pool
Only three days remain for Red Cross swimming and diving lessons at the Pocatello Memorial pool. Prospective participants should contact Orvel Baker at the swimming pool this morning to enroll.
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Red Cross
Pocatello Memorial Pool
Orvel Baker
Top Hitters Across Leagues From United Press Era
Star players lead in averages hits and runs in this United Press roundup. Ralph Kiner of the Pirates and Stan Musial of the Cardinals top home run and overall hit categories in the National League, while Williams Kell and Maggio pace the American League with high averages and RBI totals.
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Boston
Kell
Detroit
A. St. L
Maggio
Mitchell
Cleveland
Kiner
Pirates
Robinson
D'grs Stephens
Thomson
G'nts
Gordon
Ind
Sauer
Cubs
DiMaggio
Stephens
Joost
Athletics
Wertz
Tigers
Reese
D'grs
Hodges
Kirk and Gunther Lead First Round in Western Amateur
Kirk of Findlay Ohio and Gunther of Memphis topped the first round in the 49th Western Amateur. Miss Kirk carded a 73 on the 6579 yard Westmoreland layout for three under par to lead medal play by one stroke over Helen Sigal of Philadelphia who tied the old 1940 mark.
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Chicago
Peg Kirk
Findlay, C
Margaret Gunther
Memphis
Miss Kirk
Westmoreland
Helen Sigal
Philadelphia
Miss Sigal
Betty Hicks
Ella Mae Williams
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