Gold Cup Won By Fast Detroit Boat
Miss Great Lakes, a Detroit owned boat skippered by Dan Foster, won the 1948 Gold Cup on a three mile Detroit river course amid wrecks and high waves. Eleven of fourteen starters failed in the first heat, including Guy Lombardo’s Tempo VI and the Italian Sant Ambrogio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Guy Lombardo
Morlan Visel
Long Beach
Calif
Lombardo
Sant’ Ambrogio
Achille Castoldi
Milan
Dan Arcana
Radio Programs Listing for KC and EIO Stations
A dense schedule of Sunday and Monday radio programs across KC and EIO stations lists names, times, and show titles from morning to late night. Notable entries include Sacred Heart, Air Force Hour, Gabriel Heatter, Mountain Electric News, and The Three Suns among many others.
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Intermountain
Sacred Heart
Voice of Prophecy
Alan Lomax
Jeck Curtiss
John B. Kennedy
Bill Cunningham
Michael O’duffy
Roy Rogers
Nick Carter
Mystery Playhouse
Gabriel Heatter
Alexander
Mountain Electric News
Voices of
Clary
Search For Certainty
Mutual
Slaughter Day Planned As Cardinal Star Shines
Enos Slaughter receives public praise as Cardinals plan a Day for him with a gift car and honors. He starred in a 6-2 win over the Reds, driving in all six runs and boosting his batting average to .321 after 102 games.
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Cardinal
Enos Slaughter
REDS
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Sportsman’s Park
Slaughter
Eddie Dyer
Enos
Eddie Sawyer
Phillies
New York
Sawyer
Osaka
The
Phils
Salmon River Elk Hunting Permits Drawn in Idaho
Names of 322 applicants who drew elk hunting permits for the Salmon River game preserve in Idaho County for October are listed. Local recipients include Robert Lee American Falls Clarence Kenitzer American Falls Dale Rosenkrans Riverside William Dawson Riverside and many others from Blackfoot Pocatello Burley Preston Rupert and Fort Hall.
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Salmon River
Idaho County
Fish and Game Department
Robert Lee
American Falls
Clarence L. Kenitzer
Dale R. Rosenkrans
Riverside
William O. Dawson
R. L. Maddox
Blackfoot
Walter Hayden
Pocatello
John Hamilton
Roy Ziegler
Bill Ziegler
Dio Packer
Moreland
Ted Paschke
R. C. Cooper
Kenneth A. Shaw
Donald P. Dillard
Flora Shupe
Tom Shupe
B. C. Shupe
Robert Fisher
Burley
Raymond L. King
Preston
Rodney E. Goodman
Rupert
Ed Hills
Orland Bateman
James D. Hoggan
Grant Oldham
Albert W. Barrett
Samuel Cuchuara
Andy J. Neilson
Philip Morris
Hailey
W. B. Gooding
E. J. Harpop
Merrill W. Mattson
Graham Near Death In S F
Charles H. Graham 70 year old president of the San Francisco Seals was in critical condition at Notre Dame hospital after an intestinal infection. He lapsed into a coma, then improved. his son Charles J. Graham and daughter Claire Smith were at his bedside while another son Father Robert Graham was notified by cable.
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San Francisco
Charles H. Graham
San Francisco Seals
Notre Dame Hospital
Charles J. Graham
Claire Smith
Robert Graham
Europe
Graham
Sacramento Solons
Tacoma
Boston Red Sox
Alaskans Set Meeting On Salmon Conservation
Southeastern Alaskan packers, trailers and seiners were to meet with game officials in Ketchikan Sunday to discuss salmon conservation. The area’s heavy run had slackened, allowing canneries to catch up on overcapacity fresh-fish storage from recent days. Nine-tenths of the American labor force worked on farms 150 years ago. now only one-sixth remains on farms.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Stars Tie For Lead In Utah Open Golf Tourney
Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago and Jimmy Demaret of Ojai Calif share the 54 hole lead at 205 for the $12,500 Utah open on the Fort Douglas course. George Fazio is one stroke back at 206, with Clayton Haefner 208 and a group at 209 led by Bob Hamilton Skip Alexander and John Palmer. Ellsworth Vines sits at 210 while PGA chairman George Schneiter Ralph Blomquist and Cary Middlecoff are at 211 and Ben Hogan Ed Furgol at 212 as Ky Laffoon posts a 216.
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Salt Lake City
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Calif
Demaret
Golfdam
Dresser
Mangrum
Fort Douglas
George Fazio
Conshohocken
Gazio
Clayton Haefner
Charlotte
N. C
VINES
Ellsworth Vines
Iowa City
George Schneiter
Ogden
Utah
Ralph Blomquist
Glendale
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Ed Furgol
Detroit
Ky Laffoon
Laffoon
Dons Defeat Rockets 7-0 at Soldiers Field
Los Angeles Dons overpower the new Chicago Rockets 7 to 0 before 26,479 fans at Soldiers Field. New York 21, Brooklyn 3 and Los Angeles won the football doubleheader in morning games reported by United Press.
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United Press
New York
Brooklyn
Los Angeles
Chicago
Los Angeles Dons
Chicago Rockets
Soldiers Field
Snake Fights Spider in Three Day Battle Ends Escape
In YORK CENTER ILL a grass snake eight inches long battled a tiny spider for nearly three days. The snake finally tore free and disappeared, aided by a second larger spider. Farmer Norman Lingenfelter noted the dramatic exit and recalled heavy public pressure to free the snake. Scientists called the clash unusual but gave the spider a fighting chance.
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York Center
Ill
Norman Lingenfelter
Lingenfelter
Humane Society
Potatoes Provide Daily Vitamin C Boost
A daily serving of potatoes delivers up to a quarter of the normal vitamin C allowance. The finding highlights potatoes as a meaningful source of this nutrient in everyday diets.
Tulare Welcomes Olympic Hero Bob Mathias Home
Tulare rolls out a week long homecoming for 1948 London decathlon champion Bob Mathias 17. A motorcade greeted him at Visalia airport as Mayor Elmo Zumwalt welcomed the hometown star who lost and regained weight during the decathlon victory. He plans to rest then attend a September start at Kiska prep school before Stanford, aiming to compete in multiple sports and remaining amateur.
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Tulare
Cal
Bob Mathias
Bob
Visalia
Elmo Zumwalt
Mathias
Fresno
Ratcliff
Kiska
Penn
Stanford University
Frankly Favored In Del Mar Derby by Win
Frankly Frankel's colt Frankly rated early favorite for the Del Mar derby after a three length Huntington Beach handicap victory. Frankly ran the mile in 1 36 3 5 and paid 4.10 to win. Barsard and Pari Cross finished second and third.
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del Mar
Calif
Frank Frankel
Frankly
Huntington Beach
Seaside Track
W. P. Bowen
Barsard
Pari Cross
Women Golf Stars Meet Pt Aiming for National Amateur Crown
A field of 122 top female golfers will tee off in the 48th Women’s Western Golf Association championships. The event serves as a preview of the national amateur at Pebble Beach in September, with entrants like Carol Diringer and Jackie Pung among the favorites. Louise Suggs, the 1947 winner, will attend after turning pro.
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San Francisco
Pebble Beach
Carol Diringer
Tiffin
Louise Suggs
Atlanta
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KEYY
EIO
Kcunday
IAM
Israel
AP News
Texas
Jim Robertson
Fine Arts
Piano Playhouse
Sam Pettengill
Johnny Thompson
Milton Cross
Norman Cloutier
Jergens
Louella Parsons
Dug
Rai
Hickman
Herman Hickman
Yale
New York State Public School Athletic Association
Hamilton College
Clinton
N.Y
Harry Jacinski
James S. Bush
Industrial Bank
Cincinnati
Red Bird
Leo Ward
Ithaca College
Alaskans
Bob Hamilton
Landover
Skip Alexander
Lexington
John Palmer
Badin
Orpheum
Snake
Spider
Deleta
Tulsa
J. R. Boone
Ed Janusek
Chicago Bears
Collegeville
Ind
Hollywood
Redbook Magazine
Starrin
Gregory Peck
Jane Wyman
Clarence Brown
M-C-M
Claude Jarman, JR
Jody
Clem Bevans
Margaret Wycherly
Forrest Tucker
Paul Osborn
Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings
Cartoon News
Jackie Pung
Honolulu
City of Pocatello
Roy del Ruth
M-G-M
Jenkins- Cron
Merkel June Lyson
Charlie Chan
Golden Eye
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