Christmas Cards From Former Pocatello Cardinal Players
Readers receive Christmas cards from former 1947 Cardinal players. Bob Habenicht is in law school in St Louis and may join the Cards in spring training. Notes from Larry Swederski Tom Kelley Jim Tyack Ed Mickelson Al Neil and others celebrate memories and wish a merry Christmas.
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Bob Habenicht
Cardinal
Bob
St. Louis
Habenichts
Idaho
Geoff
Joseph
Paul Geoffrey
Sportsman's Park
Colette
Paul Geoffry
Larry Swederski
Lucille Avenue
Tom
Columbus
al Neil
Cage Park
Cardinals
Gate City
Local All Stars to host Pro Teams in twin bill at Pocatello High
Ray Stephens and Art Bistline announce a Tuesday double header at Pocatello High. Stephens leads a high school era squad facing the Colored Ghosts, while Bistline’s crew meets the Broadway Clowns. Tickets +1 per pass, students 50 cents.
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Ray Stephens
Art Bistline
Pocatello
Stephens
Ghosts
Chick Atkinson
Pocatello High School
Joe Burton
Ray Swallow
Bengal
George Randall
Ed Mayne
John Cotant
Leon Burton
Bob Thomas
Jay Jensen
Poky High
Clowns
Calvin Walker
Ray Isham
George Atkinson
Richard Cotant
Leland Decker
Lionel Bowser
Verl Thornock
Herman Longhurst
Razzle Azzle Crew
Leon Wright
Western State College
Burrell
Baltimgey
Fred Beaton
Hose
Illinois
Rol Beaks
St. Louis
Lincoln University
Harold Williams
The
Suitcase Sullinger
Pete Hood
Tartieups
Pocatello Post
Sports Roundup: Hockey Scores from Coast to Coast
Pacific Coast League Tacoma 3 Portland 1 Fresno 4 San Diego 2 United States League St Paul 6 Ft Worth 2 National League New York 3 Chicago 2 Montreal 4 Boston 2 Pro Basketball results include St Louis 109 Providence 99 Baltimore 96 China 89 Indianapolis 71 Ft Wayne Butler 63 Long Island U 54 and many college games across multiple teams including Wisconsin UCLA Wyoming Oregon Washington State North Carolina State Louisville Arizona Beloit St Marys Hamline Santa Clara Colorado New York U Michigan Colorado A&M Seton Hall William and Mary Oklahoma A&M Arkansas 45 69 54 60 55 37 54 47 69 54 60 51 68 65 56 37 59 55 50 45.
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Tacoma
Portland
Fresno
San Diego
St. Paul
Ft. Worth
New York
Chicago
Montreal
Boston
St. Louis
Providence
Baltimore
China
Indianapolis
Ft. Wayne
Butler
Long Island
Former Grid Coach Diés From Illness- Gilmore Dobie Dies
Hart ford Conn. Gilmore Dobie 69 known as the Gloomy Girl died Thursday night at the Institute of Living after a long nerv ous disorder. He retired from Boston College coaching in 1938 and spent the last five years in Putnam Conn. His health declined since August and hospitalization was ordered.
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Hartford
Conn
Gilmore Dobie
The
Institute of Living
Dobie
Boston College
Putnam, Conn
Cso
Nation’s 1948 Wheat Production Surpasses Cane Output
The 1948 wheat crop exceeded twice the annual cane production, underscoring a major shift in staple crop yields. Government agricultural data show wheat leading in overall production, with cane significantly lower by comparison across the year.
PCC to discuss expanded football practice at Jan meeting
Pacific Coast Conference plans an expanded program of spring and winter football practices at its January 3 Palm Springs meeting. Commissioner Victor O Schmidt said the winter practice and conditioning program and supplementary spring sessions for non varsity candidates will be on the agenda.
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LOS Angeles
Palm Springs
Victor O. Schmidt
Industrial and Church Leagues Play Through Christmas YMCA
At Pocatello YMCA the Industrial and Church leagues run round robin play with twelve squads. The season extends into late February with a two out of three elimination to crown the champion. Church league rosters include St Anthony's Sixth Ward and Trinity Episcopal among others. Holiday afternoon schedule lists St Joseph's vs Second Ward II and St Anthony's vs Methodist, plus Episcopals vs 12th Ward and Baptist vs Second Ward I.
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Pocatello
YMCA
Industrial
Church League
Hank Matts
Church Éague
ST. Anthony's
Bill Moreno
John Mann
Ralph Rodriguez
Carlos Medina
James Rodriguez
Hasses Medina
Pierre Lombard
Carartinez
Roger Rodriguez
Eduard
Don Jones
Gary Smith
Richard Jensen
Mike Bertosh
Kenneth Goodrich
Howard Armstrong
Lee Daniels
Jimmie Anderson
Bill Howell
Elmo Hackrell
Nathan Charles
Glen Lusk
Eddie Taylor
Ray Nillison
Dean Green
Joe Higgins
Bobby Allen
Junior Lowe
Billy Scott
Kenneth Myler
Larry Denkers
Ronald Arbon
Jay Hunter
Frank Arnold
Bob Conley
Bob Rowe
Akley Lish
Paul Miller
Neil Allen
First Methodist
Bob Walker
Roger Knowlton
Bill White
Eddie Stauher
Preston O'Neal
Bob Vickney
Bob Beasley
Charles Pickett
Ted Burgon
Tom Wilson
Bill Compton
First Baptist
Harry Giesbrecht
Pat Claxton
Edward Hershberger
John Whitsell
Ralph Alexander
Johnny Fitzgarrald
Bill Heater
Dick Will
Kling Jones
Robert Rowe
Sydney Thorrock
Howard Myers
Bobby Conley
Keith Wilson
Harold Thorrock
Heber Hansen
Robert Oliver
Edward Elles
Bill Oliver
Trinity Episcopal
William Craven
Larry Whitlow
Harvey Whitten
Gene Dana
Richard Baugh
Jimmie Mitchell
Johnny Bevins
Kay Eyeler
Frank McKnabb
Ted Tubbs
Vern Herzog
Garth Philps
John Bradford
Wayne Finch
Stanley Johnson
Roger Smith
Don Ames
Ray Smith
Jim Pugmite
Ted Deaton
LaMar Warnick
Royce Loveland
George Huth
Leon Morgan
LeRoy Anderson
Lloyd Ferguson
Adron Parkinson
Dean Davis
Ronald Eco
Brent Bollis
Leo
St. Joseph’s
Gridder Injured Chicago Blues Leading Scorer Out
Chicago Blackhawks top scorer Doug Bentley sprains his hip and will miss the eastern trip begining with a game in Boston tonight. The team departed Friday for the road stretch.
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Chicago
Doug Bentley
Chicago Blackhawks
Boston
Villanova Finishes Home Workouts Before Harbor Bowl Trip
Villanova Wildcats wrapped up their final home workout in Swarthmore Pa as they prepare for the Harbor Bowl against Nevada in San Diego on New Year’s Day. Most players will return home for the holidays and regroup Sunday night for the cross country train to California.
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Swarthmore
Villanova Wildcats
Nevada
San Diego
Cal
Villanova
Dodgers sign 19 year old outfielder from Kansas
The Brooklyn Dodgers announced that Eugene Depper Schmidt a 19 year old outfielder from Hays Kansas has signed with their St Paul farm club in the American Association. Schmidt batted .350 last season for the Beast Kansas team of the Amateur Baseball League of America.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Eugene Depperschmidt
Hays
Kan
St. Paul
Depperschmidt
The
Beast
Amateur Baseball League of America
Idaho Duck Hunters Face Cold Opening Struggle
Boise reports Friday marks the start of Idaho's migratory waterfowl season's second half, running through January 8. Hunters faced zero degree conditions, choosing indoors or exposed fields while ducks and geese favor natural coves for protection and food. Bag limits: five ducks per day, ten in possession. two Canada geese per day. All hunters over 12 require an Idaho license. those over 16 need a federal duck stamp.
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Boise
Idaho
Middies Set 1949 Schedule With Army Clash Nov 26
Annapolis announces Navy’s 1949 football slate featuring Southern California Princeton Duke Wisconsin Pennsylvania Notre Dame Tulane Columbia and Army. The Army game is set for November 26 in Philadelphia with nine games on the card.
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Annapolis
Navy
Southern California
Tulane
Wisconsin
Princeton
Michigan
California
Cornell
Missouri
Army
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Duke
Madison
Wis
Pennsylvania
Notre Dame
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Noble
Frank Leahy
Fordham
Lamb
Ronald Keffner
Chuck Keffner
Peers Spiker
Joe Richmond
Freddy's Sport Shop
G. I. Lounge
Gordon & Erwin
Don Henderson
Middlebury
Aspen
Vermont College
Yio
Charlie Strong
Wer
Christeas
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