Purina Chow Upsets Ford Club to Open City Softball Tourney
Purina Chow drove to a 6 to 1 win over Ford club in the opening round as Art Bistline yielded five hits and hit two singles for Purina. Mann added a double and single as Flandro’s fell short. LOOM’s defeated Marines 6 to 2 behind Hanratty’s pitching. Town Club overwhelmed Hellenics 19 to 5 with Walker and Pond homering. ORC edged Moose 7 to 6 in extra innings as Barry’s hit misplayed.
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Pond
Garbett
Mayne
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Morris
the Moose
Moose
Boac
Link
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Celli
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Hall
Falconer
Dalphine
Ailing Russets Falter in National Fork of Losses
Idaho Falls Russets post a poor won loss mark ranking second in futility nationwide, with Leavenworth in the Western association posting a slightly worse average just over .200.
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Idaho Falls Russets
United Press
Russets
Leavenworth
Western Association
McNamara, Davidson win National Parks tennis titles
Myron McNamara of North Hollywood defeated Wade Herren of Birmingham to win the men's singles. Lucile Davidson of Kansas City swept Marion Raful of Akron for the women's singles title. Attendance at Halliwell Park noted as season grows. Milton Milkes targets 100000 gate throughflow.
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Halliwell Park
Marvin Milkes
Park
Cardinals
ISC Ticket Sale Moves Ahead for Bengal Football Season
ISC's Earl Pond reports strong demand as 500 season tickets are expected to sell by the deadline for Idaho State college football home games. The schedule opens Sept. 17 against Wyoming then homecoming Oct. 1 vs Colorado College, with Colorado Mines and Southern Idaho events following before the Nov. 11 finale.
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Earl Pond
ISC
University of Wyoming Cowboys
Bengals
Pocatello
Colorado College
Southern Idaho College of Education
Gem State Crew
Colorado Mines
Bengal
Pond
Idaho Sets Dove Hunting Hours and Limits
Idaho fish and game department announced shooting hours for mourning doves from Sept 1 to 10 in specific counties with a bag limit of 10 birds. Southwestern counties use Mountain Standard Time with daily start and end times listed, while other southern counties have different hours. The report also notes Richard D. Sears won the first USLTA men’s singles title in 1881, beginning a seven‑title streak.
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Idaho Fish and Game Department
Ada
Adams
Canyon
Elmore
Gem
Owyhee
Payette
Valley
Washington
Lemhi
Custer
Blaine
Butte
Camas
Twin Falls
Jerome
Lincoln
Minidoka
Gooding
Cassia
Idaho
W. York
Richard D. Sears
USLTA
Pocatello Hosts Four Day Event With Animal Oddities
Pocatello hosts a four day event at So Main and Halliday Street featuring animal oddities and a Kodak camera bring. The listings show dates from August 29 to September 1 as part of the promotion by Inc. at the corner venue.
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Pocatello
Inc
So. Main & Halliday St
Bring Kodaks
Idaho homecoming tickets set record for Washington State game
Advance ticket sales for the University of Idaho homecoming football game with Washington State on October 15 were described as the heaviest in history. To handle expected traffic, the board of regents approved a $2400 project by the Associated Students to add two roads to Neale Stadium parking areas.
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Moscow
University of Idaho
Washington State College
Board of Regents
Neale Stadium
Indians Sold to Hank Greenberg Group
Chicago Sun Times reports exclusive word that the Cleveland Indians were sold to Hank Greenberg led syndicate for about $2,000,000. Sports writer John C Hoffman cites multiple independent sources confirming the control transfer.
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Chicago
Chicago Sun-Times
Cleveland Indians
Hank Greenberg
Detroit Star
John C. Hoffman
Greenberg Syndicate
Indians
Ogden Mentor Kapple Dies at 57
Ogden Utah Charles Dixon Kapple a 57 year old high school coach died Wednesday from a heart ailment in Ogden. The popular mentor led his teams to eight state championships in track and basketball during his coaching career.
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Ogden
Utah
Charles Dixon Kapple
Watermelons Planted Along Hialeah Track To Fight Erosion
In Miami Florida farmers grew watermelons in the Hialeah race track area during the summer alongside cowpeas velvet beans okra and cucumbers to aid in preventing erosion at the site.
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Miami
Fla
Hialeah Race Track
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