ISC Leather Squad Heads to LaGrande Monday Evening
Idaho State boxing coach Milt Holt takes his team to LaGrande Monday for a return bout with Eastern Oregon after a 5 3 loss to Gonzaga in Spokane. Eu gene Machida and Mur ray Rudd won by forfeits, Gil Kelsey upset Don Neilson, and Eli Thomas earned a TKO over Tom Dunn as ISU suffered injuries and forfeits. Eleven Bengals traveled west with drills planned for an upcoming date against Nebraska State.
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Milt ‘“Dubby
Holt
Idaho State College
Spokane
Eastern Oregon
la Grande Boys
Gonzaga University
Gate City Boys
Eugene Machida
Murray Rudd
Max Thompson
Machida
Rudd
Gonzagays
Carol Maxey
Flash
Gil Kelsey
Gonzaga
Bengal
Don Neilson
ISC
Eli Thomas
Tom Dunn
George Thomas
LaGrande Boys
Pocatello
Oregon
Bengals
la Grande
Gate City
Nebraska State
Antlers sweep in Major Bowling as Quinn fires 300 game
Fred Quinn of First Security Bank Idaho bowls a perfect 300 in the final game, adding to a 181 and 201 for a 682 series as the Antlers down Bannock Hotel in four straight. Team highs include a 1062 game by Antlers and other victories by General Refrigeration, Utah Oil, Pioneer, and Henriksen's. Doubles leaders Dreyer Frey post a 1145 team series. Ray Frey leads with a 620 series.
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Fred Quinn
Antler’s
Quinn
First Security Bank of Idaho
Bannock
Chietais
Bannock Hotel Pioneer Barbe Mike
Moose
Pocatello
Utah
Henriksen
Dreyer-Frey
Nelson
Golob
Ray Frey
Len Bergendorf
Mack McClelland
al Pederson
Clarence Stephenson
Dreyer
Frey
Dittmer
Hahn
Sterny
Young
Harris
Serean
Walker
Jee
Stone
Loveland
Mathewson
Seals' Manager Wins Diamond Links Tourney
Long Beach California AP Lefty O Doul manager of the San Francisco Seals won the third annual Southern California Baseball Players golf tournament. In rain he posted two over par 73 to take the active player manager flight and the Sporting News trophy at Lakewood country club. Johnny Cross edged him in the retired players cup.
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Long Beach
Cal
Lefty O’doul
San Francisco Seals
O’doul
Lakewood Country Club
Johnny Cross
Keglers Eye State Meet Coming Up
Bowling clubs across Idaho set March 13 to 20 in Pocatello for the state men’s meet. Defending champions Sears and Caldwell topped 293 pins last year in Boise as trophies and cash prizes beckon in teams singles doubles and all events with local sponsors backing the event. Fred Quinn of the Elks majors led the way with a 300 game and 2992 scratch series, with rivals including Halliwell’s Roselle’s Zweigarts and Fred and Kelly’s gearing for top honors while Forefathers Day notes close the piece.
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Gate City
Idaho
Pocatello
Sears Sand
Caldwell
Boise
Body’s Bakery
Sapphire Loan S. Lounge
Steve’s Bowlin
MacKenzie Venson
I Mor
Ralston Purina
Forgisilo Boing Association
Odern
Blackfoot
Elks
Fred Quinn
Quinn
Roselle
Halliwell's
Elks Club
Zweigarts
Fred and Kelly
Sports Association Clears Health for Bird Feed in Blackfoot
A prior report accusing the Bingham County Sportsmen's Association of feeding game birds screenings from wholesale feeds containing noxious weed seed is proven erroneous. Ade Morrell confirms all seed distributed for ducks and pheasants is inspected and free of noxious weed seed. A 15 sack pile of weedy grain screenings near the J. E. Gardner ranch at Roge was found by P. Wernette and investigated by district officials after samples were sent to a Boise lab. The association, working with growers, farmers, and the county agent, plans to appeal to the legislature to curb dumping unless seeds are crushed to prevent germination, noting current laws lack enforcement penalties.
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Blackfoot
Bingham County Sportsmen’s Association
Ade Morrell
The
Sportsmen's Association
State
J. E. Gardner
Roge
P. Wernette
Ene Commissi
Bithell
Farm Bureau
Boise
Weston
Conta
McAllister
Rtsmen
Boxing Roundup and Boxing Results From Chicago to Tucson
Freddie Dawson stopped Bernard Docusen in six rounds in Chicago. Maxie Docusen claimed his eighth straight lightweight win by defeating Pee Wee Swingler over ten rounds. Union 904 Ridge and pro Lloyd Mangrum competed near the casters mark in Tucson Open. Pacific Coast hockey results show Oakland 4 San Francisco 2 Vancouver 3 Portland unknown. American League scores include Washington 6 and Philadelphia.
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Freddie Dawson
Chicago
Bernard Docusen
Maxie Docusen
Pee Wee Swingler
Union
Riege
Lloyd Mangrum
Fred
Akland
San Francisco
Vancouver
Portland
Washington
Philadelphia
Van Sickle Leads Husky Rescue After Plane Strands Flyers
Lloyd Van Sickle, noted Idaho dog team derby champion, and his huskies rescued three San Francisco residents and their pilot from a snowbound landing strip near Truckee after their plane made an emergency landing.
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Truckee
Cal
Lloyd van Sickle
Idaho
van Sickle
San Francisco
Here
Intermountain Stars Dominate Sports Life Preview
The April issue highlights Intermountain athletes Jack Reddish and Vern Gardner, with broader national recognition for regional sports figures. Sun Valley elk viewing grows as ranch staff assist feeding, offering car access and blankets. visibility boosts local tourism. Harry Perkowski eyed as Reds pitcher with strong spring plan. manager Bucky Walters emphasizes pitching strength and coaching staff to improve the club.
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Intermountain
Jack Reddish
Salt Lake City
Ski Star
Vern Gardner
University of Utah
Cage Star
Harry Perkowski
Ogden Red
Cincinnati Reds
Harry
Iga Ue
Columbia
Tulsa
Bucky Walters
Reds
Walters
Marco Polo Reported Nose With Poor Sight
Marco Polo, famed traveler of the 13th century, was noted in sources for a poorly sighted nose, a curious biographical detail highlighted in brief historical notes.
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Marco Polo
Yankee pennant prospects dominate DiMaggio claims
New York New York -(UP) Joe DiMaggio predicts the Yankees will win a three team race for the American League flag citing power and pitching. He says Boston has power and Cleveland pitching but the Yankees can cope. DiMaggio notes no field captain this season and mentions other sports figures and rising stars in golf and swimming scattered through the column.
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Joe Diaggio
Newark
Yankee
Anks
Bronx Bombers
Boston
Cleveland
Gene Bearden
Stone
Bobenon
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Gehrig
Mexico City
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