Bengals Battle To Tie Miners In Colorado Grid Clash
In Colorado Springs, ISC's Jake LaRue returned the opening kickoff 97 yards for a touchdown as Cincinnati State College tied Colorado College 13-13. Larry Gale punched in the final score after a second-quarter drive, while each team traded moments but could not break the deadlock.
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Escape tale stirs Wyoming reform talk at girls' school
An escaped girl describes harsh conditions at a Wyoming girls' school basement punishment area with mattresses and blankets. She claims threats, shackling, and potential danger if a fire occurs. A telegram from Senator Ian Lewis disputes governor Hunt’s visit and asserts improvements are being made, while Miss Martin denies the allegations.
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Pocatello Gridsters Travel to Caldwell for Tough Test
The Pocatello Indians meet Caldwell High Cougars in Caldwell on Friday. Coach Chick Atkinson prepares for a single wing challenge from Caldwell after facing T formations this season. Key players sidelined include guards Reed Jensen and Errol Jacobsen, with Dick Gates nursing a barley horse and several others listed for backfield duty.
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College grid results show varied football and crossmatch scores
A disparate set of scores lists several matchups with winners and margins: Citadel 0 Presbyterian 7. Furman 0 South Carolina 7. Boston College 13 Georgetown. Detroit 34 Marquette 6. Arnold College 20 American International 0. Johns Hopkins 7 Franklin and Marshall 6. Miami 25 Rollins 0. Southern 41 Austin College 32. Mayville Teachers 6 Carleton 13 Grinnell 0. Bethany College 19 Weslayan College Teachers 20. Hutchinson JC 41 Pratt JC 6. Missouri U 60 St Louis U 7. Kirksville 26 Rockhurst 6. Central College 26 Warrensburg State College 6. Chattanooga 18 Tennessee 7. Oklahoma City U 21 Hardin-G College 13.
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Oklahoma City
Harding College
Swederski Key to Pioneer League Title for Pocatello Cards
The article praises Larry Swederski as the league’s top third baseman for the Nat LeBlanc led Pocatello Cardinals, detailing his .303 season with 207 total bases, 18 doubles, 12 triples, five homers, 92 RBIs, and 100 runs in 125 games. It notes strong defense by Swederski and Ernie Schuerman, Dom Barczewski, Ed Mickelson and others, forming a standout infield that propelled the Cardinals to runner up status.
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Keystone
ED Mickelson
Oklahoma A. & M. Cager
al Neil
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Murderer‘s Row
Roy Lewins
Ned Sheehan
Leaders Hold Leading Pace in Four Weeks of Major League Bowling
At Jeve's Hotel Bannock hosts a four week Major League session where Pioneer Barber Shop led for the second straight week. September 30 saw Pioneer Barber Shop top the 3 games with 2747 pins, Motel Bannock 969 high single, Len Bergendorf 602 in the night, and Verl Hill 247 high single. Team standings followed.
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Men’s Doubles Lead Tied After Thursday Session
The snappy Men’s Doubles league ended in a three way tie for first place after Thursday night’s session on September 30. Walker Faber Golob Nelson Bergendorf Mack each posted 12 wins and 4 losses. Pendlebury, aiding Les Walker of Blackfoot, and Bill Falter also performed well.
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Blackfoot
Bill Falter
Major League Baseball Box Scores Summary
National League games featured Boston defeating Brooklyn 3 17, with Branca and Campanella earning decisions. Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 2 10 in a ten-run slugfest as Higbe and Kluttz combined for the win. Chicago swept St. Louis in a pair of games 4 3 and 8 8, while Detroit outslugged Cleveland 5 7. St. Louis split with Chicago in a doubleheader, winning game one 4 0 and losing game two 2 8.
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Braves approve 38 shares of World Series money split
The Boston Braves at a secret meeting voted to divide World Series earnings into 38 shares. The plan grants 31 full shares and two split shares to players, with clubhouse manager George Young receiving three quarters of a share and several others receiving fraction shares.
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Tom Ferguson
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Golob Leads With 617 Series And 247 Game
Frank Golob dominated the night taking all other honors with a 617 three game series and a 247 single game. The high three game total was 1156 and the single game 462 to keep the lead. Other team standings are as follows.
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Indians Lose Lead as Tigers Rally In Ninth
The Cleveland Indians missed a chance to clinch the pennant, losing 5 to 3 to the Detroit Tigers after a ninth inning rally. Bob Lemon failed to finish, and Detroit forced multiple errors as Eddie Mayo, Johnny Groth, and Myron Ginsberg fueled the comeback. The loss leaves Cleveland a game ahead with two games left, with a possible three way or two game playoff scenario looming for the pennant.
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Gun Rights And NRA Debate Across Nations And Ideals
A columnist argues for gun ownership rights under the Constitution, criticizing New York gun laws and urging vigilance against gun registration. The piece cites historical examples from Europe, praises Swiss militia practices, and notes NRA efforts to aid citizens and shooters while warning against Communist influence.
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Moscow
Indians Drop Game On Gloomy Night to 5 3 Score
Under dreary skies before 15 988 fans, Berry was safe after a dropped ball then Jimmy Outlaw hit a clutch single to right scoring Ginsberg and Lipon to make it 5 3. The Indians went down clean in the bottom of the inning as the rally faded.
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Rickert Promoted to World Series as Braves Pick Up Pace
Outfielder Marv Rickert, formerly with the Cubs and Reds, leaps to the World Series after Commissioner Chandler approves the Braves substitution for injured Jeff Heath. In a three way swap, Rickert moves Milwaukee Reds to Braves, Gillenwater to Washington, and Litwhiler to the Reds. Rickert chosen over Jim Gleeson for experience.
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Moscow Subways Link Airport to Red Square
Moscow operates a seven mile subway line connecting the city’s main airport with Red Square, enhancing travel access for visitors and residents.
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