Bannock Hotel Wins Major League Bowling Title
Bannock Hotel bowling team crowned champions of the Major league as the 33 week season ends in Bannock City. Hal's Sheet Metal Works finished seven points behind. Fred Quinn saved honors with a 682 three game total and a 300 game memorable moment. Other top duos and high scores highlighted the season ending standings and individual feats.
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Bannock Hotel
Hal’s Sheet Metal Works
Antler
Fred Quinn
Welson-Golob
Serean Harris
Bergendorf and
McClelland Copie
Larence Stephenson
PCL Diamond Results Feature Close Pacific Coast Duels
In a set of tight games Al Ihde and Bob Gillespie delivered strong outings as the Pacific Coast League saw several one run affairs. San Diego edged San Francisco 1 0 with Gillespie taking the loss while Ihde pitched for Oakland in another 1 0 duel.
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Francisco
al- Ihde
Pacific Coast
Hoy Hittle
Bob Gillespie
Ihde
San Diego
Gillespie
San Francisco
Gher
Sacramento Solons
Ihle
Oakland
Seattle
Guy Fletcher
Angeles Angels
Diego Padres
Angels
Thellywood Stars
Itland Beavers
Hollywood
Tal
Beavers
Eck
Seals
al Lion
McGaugh Paces Third District to 12-2 Legion Victory
Bill McGaugh sparked the third district with a dominant pitching and hitting performance as Am Legion defeated the sixth district 12-2. McGaugh limited the league leaders to two hits while his teammates Duckworth and Lewis contributed multiple singles. The third district exploded for three runs in the third inning and eight in the next, pulling into a tie for second place with their fourth win of the year.
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Bill McGaugh
American Legion
McGaugh
Hersoy
Lowe
Loop Pacers
Duckworth
Lewis
Hahn Elected to Guide Major Bowling League
Al Hahn of Blackfoot was elected president of the Major Bowling league in Pocatello for the 1949 50 season. Hal Dreyer of Pocatello was chosen vice president with Osborne Mullins as secretary treasurer. Eight teams will compete under age limits and a 850 to 875 pins per team rule with shirts required. The men doubles league also has eight teams and a 525 cap for any three players. Late arrivals will have scores count from the current frame.
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al Hahn
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Hal Dreyer
Osborne Mullins
Ducks killed rise nearly 50 percent in U.S. last year
Boise report notes the U S fish and wildlife service advised the state fish and game department that about 17 million waterfowl were taken by hunters last year, nearly 50 percent more than in 1947.
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Boise
State Fish and Game Department
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
United States
Harris Meek Terrell Win Links Honors In 1st Women’s Meet
Excellent weather and a large turnout highlighted the first ladies day golf tournament of the season at the Municipal course. Carol Harris Gladys Meek and Joe Terrell won the first tournament of 1949 with Harris taking first in the first division and Meek leading the second.
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Harris-Meek-Terrell
Carol Harris
Gladys Meek
Joe Terrell
John Tuttle
Mary Begley
May
Bale
Bernice Comstock
Clara Cox
Tuttle
Bees Reds Make Up Game Set For June in Ogden
Salt Lake Bees manager Eddie Mulligan announced the postponed Pioneer league game with the Ogden Reds will be played June 21 in Ogden. The game had been called off Wednesday night with an earlier note that it would be played tonight.
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Salt Lake City
Eddie Mulligan
Salt Lake
Santa Clara opens season against Rose Bowl California
Santa Clara starts football schedule with Rose Bowl California on Sept. 17 and closes with Sugar Bowl Oklahoma on Nov. 19 at home.
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Santa Clara
Calif
Franklin Juniors Sweep Irving Junior High In Softball
Franklin junior high seventh and eighth graders swept Irving junior high with decisive wins. The eastside eighth graders won 11 1 and the seventh graders 11 0 in a clean sweep. Hasses Medina allowed only three hits for the seventh grade as Ted Panter and Smith pitched for the two Franklin squads.
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Franklin Junior High School
Irving Junior High
Eastside
Hasses Medina
Franklin
Swallow
Ted Panter
Smith
Westside
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Alt’s Sheet
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Toose Lodge
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McClelland-Sternberg
Pederson Stephenson
Nelson
Golob
Serean
Harris Dittmer
Hahn Walker-Falter
Itone
Lovelan Reyer
Freyenriksen
Flet
Logan
Utah
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University of Utah
Am. Legion
Herjoy
Whittier
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Ss West
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McNabb
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Rf Crawford
Pet. Eomabes
Secon
AB McGaugh
P Duckworth
Eee McNair
Lf Green
Rf Merrill
Rf Aas
Wood
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Claudette Colbert
Don Ameche
Macomber
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Joan Bennett
Hahn
Rialto
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Amber
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Tex Williams
Robert Mitchum
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Yvonne Decarlo
Dan Duryea
Crosser
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Richard Long
Roddy McDowell
Sonora
Gil Hodges
Brooklyn
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MR. Batson
Jack
Henry
Jean Pond
Vic Flint
Hearts
Snoop
Nany
Lawrence
Honest John
Honest John Burpley
Crabtree Corners
Pal
Abbie
Kerry
Gabby O'Toole
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Sandy
Gabby
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Nellie
Joe Palooka
Eve
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Joe
Ater
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