Pocatellans Head To Boise For All Star Game
Gary Paxman and Lorin Han cock head to Boise to play on the East all star squad on Aug 12. They will wear Brigham Young colors after the game and were named on last year's all state grid. Coaches and trainers will guide the East and West during practices in Boise junior college. The piece also notes predictions for local softball and baseball leagues and appeals for support for the Rocatello junior softball team.
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Gary Paxman
Lorin Hancock
Capitol City
Gary
Pocatello
Lorin
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Gerald Dillinger
Idaho State Coaching Association
Dillinger
Boise Junior College
Don Riqua
Buhl
Alton Fiatchild
Shelley
Bill Matthews
McCammon
Ed Heimstra
Kellogg
Dean Schaffer
Mountain Home
Parma
Gary Elder
Fred Tydeman
American Legion
Tydeman
Italo
Babe” Caccia
Lewiston
Bengals
Caccia
Legion Club
Pocatello Post Sports Department
War Club Leads Pioneer League Batting Skew
Frank Deans War Club hits .356 while league leader Temple paces with .412. Caloia trailed by 22 points at .390 as Ogden and Boise vie for top team hitting. Dom Barczewski and Jim Valentine tied for home runs with 11 each, Barczewski briefly ahead unofficially. Koenig leads steals with 42 as Tufteland tops pitchers with 10 wins for Billings.
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Howe News Bureau
Chicago
George Caloia
Billings
Temple
Bill Ford
Ogden
Boise
Jim O’brien
Dalt Lowe
Reds
Salt Lake City
Bees
Great Falls
Pocatello
Dean
Ford
Dom Barczewski
Jim Valentine
Barczewski
Suzanne Gasser Defending Champ May Not Compete
Suzanne Gasser the defending champion may not take part in the 18 hole tourney. All women must contact Mrs. John Tuttle at the local golf course to enter. The People's Store perpetual trophy will be awarded with engravings for winners and runners-up, plus silver trophies for flight winners.
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Suzanne Gasser
John Tuttle
Cox
Tuttle
People’s Store
Carter
Pocatello
Moose Squad Edged By Hot Y's Men
In the opening 1949 YMCA Softball season Moose Lodge nine fell 7 3 to the Y s Men while the Machinists lost 11 8 to Allis Chalmers after a late scoring burst Allis Chalmers tallied four runs in the final inning. Williams took the loss for the Machinists and Furman was suspended two games for conduct toward an umpire.
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William Furman
International Association of Machinists
Allis-Chalmers
Bolton
Wilkes
Bell
Richmond
Williams
Newsome
Machinists
Allis-Chalmers Bays
Sorenson
Allis-Chalm
Reynolds
Knowles
Newsom
Loy
Seaman
Adams
Moose Lodge
B. Maynard
Larry Link
Levenson
Maynard
Link
Moose
Guido
Barger
Pitt Is Penn State's Toughest Schedule Opponent
Pittsburgh remains Penn State's oldest foe on the slate and the Panthers are described as the most difficult matchup on the schedule.
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PITT
Pittsburgh
Penn State
Panthers
John Price to Appear in Pocatello Aug 17
Famer Johnny Price will perform at Halliwell Park during the Cardinal-Great Falls game on August 17. Touring with the Cleveland Indians colors, Price has delighted fans with feats like catching balls in his shirt and throwing three balls to three receivers. Local manager Walt Lowe recalls Price’s Boise visit as 4600 fans watched.
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Halliwell Park
Great Falls
Redbird Business
Marvin Milkes
Great Price
Cleveland Indians
Price
Pete Smith
Life Magazine
Look
Walt Lowe
Boise Pilots
Lowe
Capitol City Nine
Boise Park
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Boise
Idaho Falls
Eastside Carrier Nine Topples Westside Squad
Ronald Allen delivered a nine hit pitching performance as Eastside carriers beat Westside 10 to 5 Saturday morning. Westside managed scattered hits off Phil Price who worked the full game. Eastside built three runs in each of the first, third and sixth frames to secure the victory.
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Ronald Allen
Eastside
Pocatello
Allen
Phil Price
Cardinal Batting Aces Highlight Redbirds Tuesday Card
Ten local hitters bat .300 or better as Po catello Cardinal club nears Pioneer league lead. Frank Dean paces with a .356 average and 18 stolen bases while Frank Lewandowski and Dick Czaplewski trail in supply. Wrestling main event features Gypsy Joe and Olivas vs Rene and Reynolds in a two of three falls or one hour set at the National Guard armory.
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Howe News Bureau
Chicago
Frank Dean
Dean
Charlie Williams
Sherman Wankier
Bob Clear
Wankier
Clear
Ted Lewandowski
Dick Czaplewski
Redbirds
Walt Lowe
Stan Slack
Larry Nenna
Dom Barczewski
Hank Zich
Bob Vogel
Bill Buck
Slack
Joe Carroll
Dick Hanna
National Guard Armory
Gypsy Joe
Tony Olivas
Rene
Dave Reynolds
Olivas
Reynolds
Johnny James
Reynolds-Mayne
Salt Lake City
Jack Reynolds
Mayne
Lefty Pacer
George Strickland
Pacer
Floyd Hanson
Intermountain
Strickland
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