All-Star Football Clinic Opens in Boise August 8
Idaho coaching officials announce an August 8 start for the five day coaching clinic at Boise junior college in conjunction with the East West all-star game August 12 on the Boise gridiron. Key figures include Don Riqua head coach East with assistants Fairchild and Matthews. Gary Paxman and Lorin Hancock to wear East colors. Trainers Hanks and Montgomery prep both squads with two week pregame sessions led by Frank Cramer.
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Boise Junior College
Gem State
Dillinger
Gary Paxman
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Lorin Hancock
Don Riqua
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Alton Fairchild
Shelley
Bill Matthews
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Ted Hanks
University of Idaho Southern Branch
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Wilbur Montgomery
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Westgridders
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Cramer Chemical Company
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Gill
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Hofmeister Faces Twin Falls Ace In Boise Links Playoffs
Sonny Hiskey, 17, Twin Falls, meets Otto Hofmeister of Lewiston in the 36-hole Idaho State amateur finals at the Plantation course Boise. Hofmeister, medalist and favorite, beat Tom Miller Boise and Rollo Gibbons Jerome en route to the final. Gibbons eliminated Pocatello’s Jack Phillips 1 up.
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Boise
Sonny Hiskey
Twin Falls
Otto Hofmeister
Lewiston
Pocatello
Jack Phillips
Rollo Gibbons
Jerome
Gibbons
Hofmeister
Tom Miller
Hiskey
Ken Sparks
John Morley
Idaho Falls
Cliff Whittle
Walt Garrity
Dale Faglor
Oliver Turner
Pocatellans
Ralph Marshall
Frank Sputnik
Webb Cox
D. J. Ashen
E. A. Collins
Dave Murray
John Stanley
W. K. Jones
Ed Hedges
Bill Terrell
Rudy Donofrio
Bill Marshall
R. W. Dickman
G. E. Pierce
Roy Morgan
Jerry Olson
L. F. Cloninger
Frenchmen Split Two Matches In Davis Cup Semi
In Budapest Hungary and France split the opening singles matches of their European zone Davis Cup semi final. Joseph Asboth defeated Marcel Bernardini in four sets while Robert Abdesselam outlasted Andras Stolpa in five sets. The doubles Sunday sets up a Monday finish with the winner facing Italy in the final.
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Hungary
France
Joseph Asboth
Marcel Bernardini
Robert Abdesselam
Andras Stopla
Monwinner
Italy
Ring Results From Long Beach Hollywood and San Francisco
In Long Beach Billy Graham from New York defeated Jimmy Sanders from Pittsburgh on points. In Hollywood Art Aragon of Los Angeles beat Harold Baby Face Jones of Detroit by decision. In San Francisco Al Housman of New York stopped Stevens of Burlingame by TKO.
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Long Beach N. Y
Billy Graham
New York
Jimmy Sanders
Pittsburgh
Hollywood
Cal
Art Aragon
Los Angeles
Harold
Baby Face
Court Clinic To Feature Famed Tutor
The first tennis clinic in the city recreation department's history launches Monday at Irvingfield. Jack Kobe and Lorin Hancock will host with Bob Faulkner, Michigan State champion, directing evening sessions for ages 15 and up. A juniors and seniors tennis tournament follows, registration at Irvingfield tomorrow morning. Beetle Bums versus Alameda Sweet Peas and Halliwell park Ghosts versus Alameda Blue Racers are on the Monday schedule, with a protest game replayed Monday afternoon at Alameda.
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Pocatellans
Jack Kobe
Kobe
Lorin Hancock
Bob Faulkner
Back East
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Alameda Sweet Peas
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Alameda Blue Racers
Beetle Bums
Sweet Peas
Alameda
Westsiders Rally Past East In Summer Showdown
The Westsiders beat Eastside 8 to 5 as they exploded for seven runs in the final three innings. Ford hit a homer and pitched seven strong innings for the win, while Ronald Allen and Wilson did not hold the East side. Newby added two hits for Eastside in a game between the two rivals.
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Pocatello Post
Westside
Eastside
Westsiders
Ford
Eastide
Memphis Links Ace Ties Snead In Reading Tourney
Dr. Cary Middlecoff from Memphis shot a five under par 65 to tie Sammy Snead at the Reading open after the third round. Snead, the PGA and Masters champion, led Middlecoff by 111 dollars in the money race.
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Ace
Snead
Reading
Cary Middlecoff
Sammy Snead
Molar Mender
Middlecoff
Cardinal hitters pace Pioneer league in July games
Pocatellans hold baseball balance of power through July 4. Frank Dean, now in right field, tops with a .368 mark for the Cards as Henry Zich and Walt Lowe guide a .317 to .357 team batting spread. Pitcher Stan Slack leads with four wins, while Bob Vogel staffers hold a .250 mark in a detailed Pioneer League portrait.
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Pocatellans
Walt Lowe
Redbirds
Frank Dean
Zich
Pocatello
Henry Zich
Hank
Lowe
Fanks
Walt
Charlie Williams
Dick Czaplewski
Dirk Morgan
Ted Lewandowski
Larry Nenna
Homer King
Dom Barczewski
Pioneer League
Bob Vogel
Stan
Bill Buck
Joe Carroll
Cuckers
Dick Hanna
McCarthy's Red Sox Rally For Fifth Straight Win
Boston's slumping club snapped a losing streak by beating Philadelphia 7 to 5 as Mel Parnell grabbed his 11th win and Bobby Doerr and Tom O'Brien homered. Sam Dente delivered a bases-loaded double in a five-run ninth for the Senators over the Yankees. Giants beat Dodgers 9 to 5 as Monte Kennedy won his seventh with Whitey Lockman homering. Stan Musial powered the Cardinals past the Reds 3 to 2 with a late homer to keep pace in the pennant chase.
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Joe McCarthy
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Mel Parnell
Boston
Pagi Avuugit
Hughson
Bobby Doerr
Tom O’brien
Red Sox
A’s
Sam Chapman
Kellner
Alex Kellner
Mackmen
Sam Dente
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Yankees
Vic Raschi
Dick Kryhoski
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Dente
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Lloyd Hittle
Southpaw
Paul Calvert
Dodgers
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Jack Banta
Ralph Branca
Johnny Mize
Monte Kennedy
Kennedy
Jackie Robinson
Whitey Lockman
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Stan Musial
Ted Wilks
Max Lanier
Howie Fox
Reds
Lanier
Wilks
Angels Triumph Oakland Oaks 6 1 in PCL clash
The Los Angeles Angels defeated the Oakland Oaks 6 to 1 in a Pacific Coast League game. Booker T. McDaniels earned his fifth win against one loss with a three hit effort.
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Los Angeles Angels
Oakland Oaks
Booker T. McDaniels
Ports Edges PADS In San Diego Match
Barrett Ritchey Diehl Fleming MedIrvin Liska Burgher led a Portland rally as San Diego 280 110 000 12 210 Portland 000 000 020 2 62.
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Ritchey
Diehl
Fleming
MedIrvin
Liska
Burgher
The Majors Line Scores Summary
National and American League line scores showing pitchers Kennedy Sain and Hittle with key home runs by Lockman Mize Musial Johnson and Johnson. Notable games include New York Brooklyn Chicago Pittsburgh St Louis Cincinnati and Boston Washington matchups with varied results and extra innings noted.
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National League
New York
Brooklyn
Kennedy
Koslo
R. Mueller
Banta
Branca
Minner
Campanella
Lockman
Mize
Washington
Calvert
Huig
Hines
Early
Raschi
Shea
Berra
Johnson
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Pet
Broskivh
York
Parker to Battle Talbert in Final Tennis Match
Parker of Los Angeles meets Billy Talbert of New York in the 41st Spring Lake Invitation final after both win semifinal battles at the Spring Lake Bathing and Tennis Club. Parker defeated Ed Moylan in a three hour marathon 7 5 7 9 6 4 6 3 while Talbert ousted Pancho Gonzales 6 2 1 6 6 2 6 4.
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Talbert
Spring Lake
N. J
Frank Parker
Los Angeles
Billy Talbert
New York
Survivedmii
Ed Moylan
Trenton
Richard (Pancho) Gonzales
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Organized baseball faces 2.5 million suit in federal case
In New York, organized baseball was given 10 days to answer a $2.5 million damage suit by St. Louis pitchers Max Lanier and Fred Martin. Lawyers sought dismissal citing Commissioner Chandler as a nonjurisdictional factor due to residence in Versailles, Kentucky.
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Organized Baseball
St. Louis Cardinal
Max Lanier
Fred Martin
Federal District Court
Simon H. Rifkind
Albert B. Chandler
District Court
Versailles
Acorns edge Los Angeles in 15 innings to take second place
In Oakland, five Pacific Coast League homers all came at Oakland’s park but the Acorns won 8-7 in 15 innings over the Los Angeles Angels. Seattle and Portland won, while Sacramento beat the Rainiers 3-1 and Hollywood edged San Francisco 5-4.
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Acorns
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Oaks
Seattle
Rainiers
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Portland
San Diego
Hollywood Stars
Hollywood
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Women to compete in Low Putts golf tourney
Final plans for the Low Putts tournament by the Pocatello Women’s Golfing Association are set for next Wednesday. The winner will be the player with the fewest putts over six holes as announced by Elene McLaughlin, chairman. Members wishing to participate should contact Josephine Terrell by Tuesday, followed by a business meeting after play. Hostesses for the day include Merle Johnsmeyer, Mrs Blaine Sutton, Edith King, Kitty McConnell, and Marian Morgan.
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Pocatello Women’s Golfing Association
Elene McLaughlin
Josephine Terrell
Merle Johnsmeyer
Blaine Sutton
Edith King
Kitty McConnell
Marian Morgan
Baseball Rule Committee Opens 1950 Changes in New York
The baseball rules sub-committee of the official playing rules committee will meet in New York next Wednesday to begin rule changes for 1950, announced by minor league chief George M. Trautman on Friday.
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Official
New York
George M. Trautman
Cardinals Crush Pilots In Early Lead At Halliwell Park
Stan Slack dazzled for Pocatello with a dominant pitching display as Boise was held to six hits and a homer. The Cardinals jumped to an 18 to 3 advantage and set a rematch for the same park at 8:30 p.m. tonight.
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Wonder Man
Slack
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Invaders
Famed horse dies at Claiborne near Paris Ky
Sir Gala III sire of three Kentucky Derby winners died at A B Hancock's Claiborne stud farm near Paris Kentucky. He produced Gallant Fox Gallahadian and Hoop Jr with offspring earnings over four million dollars. The rest of the pasted article covers a baseball game summary and box score between Boise and St Louis with details on hits runs and players.
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Sir Galahad III
A. B. Hancock
Claiborne
Here
Gallant Fox
Hoop Jr
Pioneer Diamond League Results Summary
Last night games in the Pioneer Diamond League included Billings tying Ogden 2 to 2. Great Falls edged Salt Lake City in the ninth inning 10 to 9. Twin Falls defeated Idaho Falls 19 to 2. Boise hosted Pocatello, Salt Lake at Great Falls, Ogden at Billings, Twin Falls at Idaho Falls.
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Billings
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Boise Woven
Tigers first baseman Vico suspended for bat throw
Detroit Tigers first baseman George Vico was disciplined after he hurled his bat into the box seats following a Friday night game against the Chicago White Sox. The incident occurred in Chicago and prompted league action.
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George Vico
Detroit Tigers
White Sox
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