Idaho Sportsmen Gather At Boise To Map Plans For Year
About 200 representatives from 60 Idaho sportsmen groups convene in Boise for a two day Idaho Wildlife Federation meeting. Sessions will adopt resolutions on fish and game management and set dates for the 1948 general fishing season. The state fish and game commission will hold a quarterly meeting with fishing season on the agenda.
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Boise
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Idaho Wildlife Dadanation
State Fish and Game Commission
Thomas B. Murray
State Fish and Game Department
James D. Simpson
State Federation
Theo We
Pocatello High Set to Meet Cougars in Big Six Clash
Pocatello Indians aim for top spot as they prepare for an in conference showdown with Caldwell Cougars at the Gate City gym Friday night. Indians recently beat Boise 52 to 30 and have defeated three Big Six teams including Twin Falls and Idaho Falls. Caldwell also dominates most opponents with a fast breaking attack, promising a close, hard fought game.
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Pocatello Indians
Cougars
Gate City
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Boise Braves
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Twin Falls
Idaho Falls
Boise
Rexburg
Lik Boise
Pocatellans
Boise Five
West Sees Gain From Sanity Code
Pacific Coast conference members expect the NCAA sanity code to improve football standing over several years. Coast teams hope for future Rose Bowl success but do not anticipate strong showings against the Big Nine entrant for the next three years. The code standardizes recruiting rules nationwide, replacing varied conference rules.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Big Nine
State Fish and Game Board Opens 1948 Season Talks
The State Fish and Game Commission meets here Monday to set the 1948 fishing season and to reorganize its council. It will defer final action until it receives recommendations from the Idaho Wildlife Federation gathering this weekend. Members include Walter Fiscus, Potlatch. George Moody, Calder. R. G. Cole, Boise. Paul Thomas, Twin Falls. A. R. Howell, Idaho Falls.
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State Fish and Game Commission
Idaho Wildlife Federation
Walter Fiscus
Potlatch
George Moody
Calder
R. G. Cole
Boise
Paul Thomas
Twin Falls
A. R. Howell
Idaho Falls
Fight Results By United Press
In Hollywood Leo Matricciani of Baltimore stopped Leo Stoll of New York in the welterweight bout. In Boston Richie Shinn of San Francisco outpointed Charlie Noel of Jersey City for a decision after ten rounds.
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Hollywood
Leo Matricciani
Baltimore
Leo Stoll
New York
Boston
Richie Shinn
San Neisco
Charlie Noel
Jersey City
N.J
Mangrum Takes Lead In Crosby Tourney
Lanky 1946 Open champion Lloyd Mangrum shot 67 to surge to 137 after 36 holes at the Bing Crosby National Pro Am. Stan Leonard and T. Tailor led the pro-am duo with 128, 15 under par, holding a six stroke advantage after two rounds on the Monterey Peninsula course.
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Cal
Lanky
Lloyd Mangrum
Ben Hogan
Monterey Peninsula Country Club
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Cypress Point
Stan Leonard
Vancouver
B. C
T. Suffern
New York
Phoenix
Ariz
Pebble Beach
Leonard-Tailor
Coaches Embrace Color Film to Grade Football Plays
Yale coach Howie Odell leads a clinic on grading players from game films as color movies gain traction in major programs. H B Tuttle notes color reveals more detail though processing delays remain. Upcoming scheduling chatter involves Notre Dame Texas and Tulane while NCAA funds Olympic efforts draw attention.
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Howie Odell
Yale
American Football Coaches Association
Odell
H.B. Tuttle
Rochester
N. Y
Tuttle
Notre Dame
Irish
Texas
Northwestern
Columbia
Tulane
National Collegiate Athletic Association
U. S. Olympic Fund
Ohio State
Southern California
Kim Kelly
Minnesota
Europe
U.S
Kelly
Dick Ganslen
Snow Right For Skiing At Magic Mountain
Snow was reported just right for skiing at Magic Mountain south of Twin Falls. Claude Jones, operator, said an inch of new snow on a hard packed surface. Weekend skiing was expected to be excellent as highway crews kept roads in good condition.
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Magic Mountain
Claude Jones
Jones
Erosion Fight Prompts Tree-Growing Plan in Idaho
Nez Perce County Agent Joel Thometz says north central Idaho farmers are starting an extensive tree-growing program to combat erosion. He notes low initial cost and minimal cultivation, with trees obtainable from the University of Idaho Nursery at Moscow.
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Tdn
IUP
Nez Perce
Joel Thometz
Idaho
Thometz
University of Idaho Nursery
Moscow
Susee Releases Boise Pitcher Susee During 1947 Season
Boise baseball club owner Hadyn Walker in the Pioneer league announced the outright release of pitcher Larry Susee from the club during the 1947 season.
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Boise
Hadyn Walker
Boise Baseball Club
Pioneer League
Larry Susee
YMCA Playoff Series Set Across Independent Leagues
Friday begins the first round of YMCA league playoffs with Chase Stores versus Naval Ordnance for top Independent honors as both teams remain undefeated. LDS Fourteenth Ward tops Sunday school league with nine wins. Second Ward and St Joseph Varsity meet in a semi final. The winner faces Fourteenth Ward in a best of three for the Sunday school crown, while the 1948 gang tournament finals pit Naughty Five against Rockets with a possible second game after New Year’s Day result.
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Naval Ordanance Five
LDS Fourteenth Ward
YMCA
St. Joseph
Rockets
Two Clubs Have Classy Recruit List
Ed Sainbury reports both the New York Yankees and Cleveland Indians favor a strong rookie crop for 1948. Cleveland tops list with Albert Leonard Rosen a Texas League star, and Joe Tipton plus Ralph Wiegel bolster catching. Yankees test Bill Wight Frank Hiller Fred Bradley Gus Niarkos and more while Red Sox weigh Bill Goodman George Wilson and Chuck Koney among rookies.
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Ed Sainbury
United Press Sport
Chicago
League Service Bureau
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Albert Leonard Rosen
Oklahoma City
Young Rosen
Joe Tipton
Wilkes-Barre
Lou Bourdreau
Indians
Ralph Wiegel
Baltimore
Bourdeau
Bill Kennedy
Scranton
Yankees
Bill Wight
Kansas City
Frank Hiller
Fred Bradley
Gus Niarkos
Yankee
Jim Dyck
Binghamton
Newark
Cliff Mapes
Ed Stewart
Mapes
Stewart
Boston Red Sox
Bill Goodman
Atlanta
Goodman
Garden
George Wilson
Roanoke
Red Sox
Chuck Koney
Louisville
Vermont Skier Mead Places 12th in Alpine Combination
Rutland Vermont teen Andrea Mead, 15, led U S skiers with a 12th place finish in the Alpine combination at Grindlewald Switzerland. Mead was 18th in downhill and third in slalom for 23.81 points. Celina Seghi of Italy won the combination with 8.64 points.
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Switzerland
Andrea Mead
Rutland
Miss Mead
Celina Seghi
Italy
Georgetta Thioliere-Miller
Day Nilsstin
Sweden
Dodie Post
Reno
Nev
Ann Winn
Gannett
Ida
Pocatello Boxers Triumph 11 Wins at Blackfoot Meet
The Pocatello Indians defeated Blackfoot Broncos in a Friday boxing card at Blackfoot earning 11 wins, with four losses and two draws. Notable matchups featured local fighters from both schools and officials praised by coach Milt Holt and ISC boxers. Next Pocatello bout set for Jan 24 at Idaho Falls. Jan 19 may see a card planned in Pocatello.
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Blackfoot Broncos
Blackfoot
Pocatello Indians
Lad Waar
Mavle Warkman
Conrad Mertin
Carl Ferrin
Idaho State College
Milt Holt
ISC
Don Nielson
Ted Maheras
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Chace Anderson
Preston
Jay Hunter
Jack Steed
Jack Gray
Allen Canyon
Gordon Hudson
Ronald Obershaw
Darrell Cottrell
Jimmy Miller
Elmo Jenks
Elmo Woodland
Fred.Hutchinson
Substitution of compressed air in ancient glass making
The text notes an early industrial modification in glass making replacing lung power with compressed air. This shift marks one of the first notable technical improvements in the craft.
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Carlos Medina
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Richard McDaniel
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