Braves Name Kobe and Jensen to Lead JV Team Prospects High
The Tribesmen prep for 1949 JV football with Kobe as coach and Jay Jensen guiding the line. Fifty nine prospects audition for backfield and line berths as Amer Falls is the only scheduled opponent so far.
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Kobe
Pocatellans
Braves
Inkom
Jensen
Jay Jensen
McCammon
American Falls
Lavoy Sims
Wally Kelly
Jimmie Wise
Henry West
Steve Detmer
Harold Wilkes
Dempsey Shuts Out Hollywood For Seals
San Francisco pitcher Don Dempsey tossed a three hit shutout to lead the Seals past Hollywood 3 0. The sophomore added win number five in a row to run his record to 18 11 and extended his league lead in shutouts to five and strikeouts to a top total. Oakland beat Los Angeles 7 6 Sacramento routed San Diego 14 7 and Seattle edged Portland 3 1.
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San Francisco
Don Dempsey
Seals
Hollywood Stars
Dempsey
Flinger
Sacramento
Oakland
Los Angeles
San Diego
Seattle
Portland
Mourning dove season opens amid Idaho fire closures
In southwestern Idaho the mourning dove hunting season begins under forest fire closure orders that bar firearms in large areas of Sawtooth Boise and Payette national forests. The Idaho Fish and Game Commission says upland birds and antelope seasons remain unchanged this fall and grants the director authority to close seasons if fire conditions worsen. They also plan to appoint dollar-a-year deputy game wardens pending attorney general approval and cancel Elk River Dam construction. Archers must submit deer elk bow hunt applications by Sept 6 noon. Rifle elk area drawings occur Sept 7 and 9.
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Boise
Idaho
Fish and Game Commission
Commission
Game
T. B. Murray
Caldwell Cougars Face Uncertain Backfield This Season
Caldwell Idaho awaits a hopeful season as Coach Forrest Russell builds a single wing attack. Backfield stars Leroy Garland Ed Wagner and Bill Nibler promise rough times for foes while the line gains five returning lettermen. Season opens Sept 10 with Parma at Caldwell followed by Idaho Falls at Idaho Falls.
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Cougars
Russell
Leroy Garland
Caldwell
Lloyd Horn
Garland
Ed Wagner
Bill Nibler
Parma
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Boise
Emmett
Baker
Ore
Nampa
Many Birds Will Invade South Idaho
Idaho will see thousands of waterfowl this fall and winter as forecasts from T B Murray indicate a heavy duck and goose flight about 12 percent above last year. Waterfowl concentrations may help hunters but challenge landowners who should harvest late crops early. Permit requests and carbide bombs to deter ducks are handled by Robert Bach, Boise, fish and wildlife service representative.
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Idaho
Fish and Game Department
T. B. Murray
Murray
Fish and Wildlife Service
Robert Bach
Boise, Fish and Wildlife Services
Net Tourney Opens in Burley Weekend
Burley hosts a city wide tennis tournament sponsored by the Burley junior chamber of commerce and the city recreation program. The event runs Friday to Sunday to mark the opening of new net courts near the LDS First Ward church. Entry deadline is Friday at 10 a.m. with Dean Kloepfer handling registrations.
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Burley
Carl Detton
James Skiles
Kloepfer
Washington State Completes Heavy Practice Under Sarboe
Washington State conducted a full contact line scrimmage with 70 grid candidates under coach Phil Sarboe. Emphasis was placed on pass protection and hard hitting drills as Wednesday workouts continued.
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Pullman
Wash
Washington State
Phil Sarboe
Utah Gridders Begin Skyline Six Fall Practice
University of Utah football players report for photo day as 55 athletes start Skyline Six fall drills. Head coach Ike Armstrong announces two daily workouts ahead of the September 17 opener against the Washington Huskies in Seattle.
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Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Skyline
Ike Armstrong
Redskins
University of Washington Huskies
Seattle
Wee Willie Moves Into U S Amateur Semi-Finals
Defending champion Willie Turne from White Plains reaches the semi finals at Oak Hill in Rochester after a 3 and 2 comeback win over Frank Strafaci. He faces Rufus King in the 36 hole semis as Bill Campbell advances by defeating Julius Boros. Charley Coe eliminates Johnny Dawson to join Campbell in the other half.
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Rochester
N. Y
Willie Turnes
White Plains
Wee Willie
Frank Strafaci
Flushing
Oak Hill
Rufus King
Wichita Falls
Tex
Hal Paddock
Aurora
Big Bill Campbell
Virginia
Julius Boros
West Hartford
Conn
Charley Coe
Oklahoma City
Campbell
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