Charley Coe Captures U S Amateur Title
Oklahoma Citys Charley Coe shook off nerves with a silent pep talk to defeat Rufus King of Wichita Falls Tex 11 and 10 in the 36 hole final to win the U S Amateur golf championship at Rochester New York. King advanced by beating defending champ Willie Turnesa. Coe seized control early, winning the front nine three up and finishing strong with a string of birdies to seal the title.
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Rochester
N. Y
Oklahoma
Charley Coe
Rufus King
U. S
Coe
Oklahoma City
King
Wichita Falls
Tex
Charley
Willie Turnesa
Cee
Transfers Boost ISC Football Squad for 1949
Idaho State college football adds several junior college transfers as potential starters. Notables include Jack Frisch a 195 pound fullback from Melba and two year letterman Ray Newman at left end. Others are Leo Compton Al Davis Lyle Anderson Tom McVey Clark Brimhall and more from Boise Snow Mesa Weber.
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Idaho State College
John Vesser
Babe” Caccia
Jack Frisch
Melba
Frisch
Lyall Smith
Boise Junior College
Capitol City Junior College
Ray Newman
Newman
Boise JC
Leo Compton
Boise
al Davis
Glendale
Calif
Milt “Dubby
Holt
Lyle Anderson
Snow Junior College
McCammon High School
Idaho
Jim Illiams
Tom McVey
Mesa
Clark Brimhall
Weber College
Gonzales and Schroeder Reach National Singles Semis
Pancho Gonzales and Ted Schroeder won five set battles at West Side tennis club Forest Hills advancing to the National singles championship semifinals. Gonzales defeated Art Larsen in a five set match 4-6 6-1 6-3 2-6 6-1.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Pancho Gonzales
Ted Schroeder
West Side
Gonzales
Los Angeles
Art Larsen
Southpaw
San Leandro
Calif
Pocatellans and Bees Close Series In Salt Lake Clash
Salt Lake City pitcher Bill Morones shut down Pocatello with seven scattered hits as the Bees beat the Gate City nine 5-1. Will Tiesiera led Salt Lake with three hits, while Morones struck out one and earned the win.
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Walt Lowe
Pocatello Cardinals
Salt Lake City
Bill Morones
Gate City
Morones
Pocatello
Lowe
Larry Nenna
Frank Dean
Dick Czaplewski
Bees
Jim Noverini
Tommy O'Laughlin
Will Tiesiera
Glenn Tuckett
Bill Buck
Buck
Dick Hanna
Nenna
Czaplewski
O’laughlin
Tuckett
Williams
Stenger
Morgan
Hanna
Bausman
Barczewski
Zich
Noverini
Westlake
HPOA
Dean
Wims
Droceoengenabousabe
Ponoveting
Sevssve Essereoes Sabatini
O'Laugh
Loop Proxy Tosses Book At Russets
Idaho Falls Russets manager Frank Gabler was suspended for the season end and fined 100 dollars after Friday night’s game versus Ogden. Each Russets player fined 25 dollars as the game was forfeited in the fifth inning following protests and abusive language toward umpires Ciarelli and Dennett. Charlie Metro of Twin Falls was fined 100 dollars for pushing umpire Peletier in a separate Friday night game.
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Frank Gabler
Idaho Falls Russets
Russets
Ogden
Idaho Falls
Pioneer League
Jack Halliwell
George Ciarelli
Peter Dennett
Don Corey
Ciarelli
Corey
Gabler
Russell
Charlie Metro
Twin Falls
Peletier
Annual Race Meet Ends Today at Bannock Fairgrounds
The third annual race meet at Bannock county fair grounds concludes today with post time at 3 p.m. Sandy Kid owned by B. Elison won the five-eighths mile in 59.2 seconds with J. Dunn driving, followed by Lady Zar and Sunny Sage. Nevada owned by W. B. Stucki won the half mile in 47.8 seconds, Fay's Darr second, Krasa Ladd third. Other Saturday results include Bay Cub in the three-eighths mile, Mac in the one-fourth mile, and Bernard J. in the three-fourths mile, with several novelty races held in addition to the regular program.
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Bannock County Fair Grounds
Sandy Kid
B. Elison
J. Dunn
Sandy Kib
Lady Zar
Sunny Sage
Nevada
W. B. Stucki
Fay
R. C. Hillman
Krasa Ladd
Bay Cub
Abon Ban Noy
Buck of Luck
Knight Princess
Mac
P.hopkin
Bertha C
Montana Star
Bernard J
B. Gardner
Dusky Dickson
Twilight Sun
Utah Angler Fined for Fishing in Closed Waters
A Utah angler Ray Tygeson of Magna was fined 25 dollars and costs by Justice of the Peace Crosley in Lava Hot Springs for fishing in closed waters. Tygeson was booked by conservation officer Nesseldine who recently replaced Frank Keough. the offense occurred within Lava Hot Springs city limits on Saturday.
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Ray Tygeson
Magna
Utah
Justice of the Peace
Idaho Falls 9 May Have New Bosses
Idaho Falls Russets of the Pioneer league may have new owners soon. They have been optioned to E A Wackerli H C Frew R H Rust J M Brady and E F McDermott by current owners A H Koster John N Hart Louis L Garland and Oscar Garrett. The team would be sold for 40000 if the option is exercised between Nov 1 and Dec 1 and Pioneer league board approves. Spokesman McDermott said the group plans to reorganize the corporation and offer stock to others interested in Idaho Falls baseball.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls Russets
Pioneer League
Russets
E. A. Wackerli
H. C. Frew
R. H. Rust
J. M. Brady
E. F. McDermott
A. H. Koster
John N. Hart
Louis L. Garland
Oscar Garrett
Pioneer League Board
McDermott
Twin Falls Cowboys Tie for Lead With 10 7 Victory
Twin Falls beat Great Falls 10 to 7 to move into a first place tie with Billings in the Pioneer league. Red Jessen led the offense with three hits and a three run homer as Twin Falls surged for five runs in the eighth to seal the win, their 27th in 31 games.
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Twin Falls
Twin Falls Cowboys
Billings
Great Falls
Selectrics
Cowboys
Red Jessen
Gene Manzer
Larry Manier
Cliff Bartholomew
Bob Stumpf
Dale Hittle
Dale Maycock
Pete Vucurevich
Hal Danielson
Stumpf
Morley Beckman
Famed Coast Girls Team Plays Here Monday
A Seattle Epicures women's softball team meets local Star Cab squad at Rainey Park in Pocatello Monday at 5 p m. The Epicures, top Pacific Northwest club, feature ex locals Mary Catherine Ogee Graves and Jo Thompson with manager Russell Graves. Verl Thornock leads the Pocatello side. lineups not yet released.
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Pocatello
Rainey Park
Seattle Epicures
Star Cab
Steve
Epicures
Pacific Northwest
Mary- Catherine Ogee Graves
Jo Thompson
Seattle
Russell Graves
Mary
The
Invaders
Pocatelo
Verl Thornock
Warriors Clash With Clark's Tigers In Spud Bowl Showdown
The Gate City high school Warriors meet Coach Francis Clark's Idaho Falls Tigers in a non conference clash at Idaho State College Spud BowlTomorrow with kickoff around 2 p m New head coaches Chace Anderson and Clark preview a light squad as they juggle multiple starters Injuries and line shuffles loom as both teams prepare for the 1949 season
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Pocatello
Gate City High School Warriors
Francis Clark
Idaho—Falls Tigers
Idaho State College
Chace Anderson
Charles “Chick” Atkinson
Pocatello High School
Tim
Doug Collins
Skip Walz
Wayne Roberts
Ray Stevenson
Ronald Edgley
Anderson
Clark
Tigers
Bruce West
Oscar Larsen
Idaho Falls
Bannocks
Notre Dame
Mike Mills
Ted Tyler
Bill Fuger
Tyler
Dick Pettit
Tim Brennan
Bob Pettit
Vern Herzog
Glenn Latimore
Glenn Fenwick
Leon Terry
Roger Kerr
Dick Foote
Cowboys To Speak With You-All Accent This Year
Salt Lake City newspaper notes Coach Bowden Wyatt at Wyoming faces recruiting controversy as several Dixie players join the squad since his arrival. The columnist quips that Confederate money is legal tender in Laramie amid the recruitment talk.
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Salt Lake City
John Mooney
Salt Lake City Tribune
Bowden Wyatt
Mason- Dixon Line
Laramie
Wyo
Dixie
Wyoming
Wyatt
Mississippi State
Yankees and Red Sox Stay Hot in Tight Junior Loop Race
The Yankees beat Washington 6 0 behind Allie Reynolds 14th win as Ray Scarborough struggled in eight innings. Boston defeated Philadelphia 10 3 with Ellis Kinder winning his 18th, and Bobby Doerr hit a two run homer while Ted Williams added his 37th.
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Boston
NEW York
New York Yankees
Washington
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia
Allie Reynolds
Ray Scarborough
Ellis Kinder
Red Sox
Kinder
Bobby Doerr
Alex Kellner
Ted Williams
Cardinals President Announces Season Passes At Halliwell Park
President Harold C Hinckley of the Pocatello Cardinals said 99000 and 100000 fans passing Halliwell park gates this season will receive season passes. He noted 16477 attendees are needed to reach the 100000 mark this year.
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Harold C. Hinckley
The
Pocatello Cardinals
Stiles
Halliwell Park
Hinckley
The Majors Split in 15 innings on Curfew Call
The Majors beat Pittsburgh 11 to 7 after 15 innings in a curfew-called game. Key innings featured home runs and late scoring, with pitchers Vandermeer Erantt Peterson and Cooper involved. Cincinnati and St Louis also played to a 9 to 9 tie in a lengthy contest.
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St. Louis
Vandermeer
Erantt
Peterson
Blackwell
Fox
Cooper
Brecheen
Wilks
Staley
Reeder
Brazie
D. Rice
Rice
Idaho Gridders Close First Scrimmage With Standout Plays
Moscow reports Idaho football opened practice with Orville Barnes catching passes despite a left hand cast. John Brogan and Max Claves impressed as quarterbacks in the initial scrimmage, showing strong passing and leadership.
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Moscow
Orville Barnes
University of Idaho
John Brogan
Max Claves
Padres Triumph in San Diego Victory
San Diego Padres defeat Oakland 11 to 5 after a 5 run lead by Linde Savage Moore Gassaway Perry Padgett Thompson and Padgett. Final line shows Padres 500 201 000 and Athletics 000 050 000 with 8 and 5 runs respectively.
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San Diego
Oakland
Linde
Savage
Moore
Gassaway
Perry
Thompson
Padgett
Cinema City Flyer Wins Bendix Race
Joe G. De Bona a racing protege of Jimmy Stewart smashed all records in the 2010 mile Calif ornia to Cleveland Bendix trophy race and won $10,000 after flying 470 miles per hour. He defeated Paul Mantz’s entries in the National Air races opener. Bill Odom won the Sohio trophy for closed course racing, taking $7,500.
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Cleveland
Joe G. de Bona
Jimmy Stewart
California
Hollywood
Paul Mantz
Bill Odom
Tri
Maughan Named Head Football Mentor at Ricks College
Ralph Maughan, previously an assistant coach in football and basketball, is appointed head grid mentor at Ricks College in Rexburg. He will also keep his track responsibilities while Biddulph stays athletic director and head basketball coach and dean of men. Varsity tags go out September 10 and first practice starts September 12 after his return from Ypsilanti where he trained with the Detroit Lions.
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Rexburg
Ralph Maughan
Ricks College
John L. Clark
Maughan
Lowell G. Biddulph
Viking
Clarke
Biddulph
Ypsilanti, Mich
Detroit Lions
Northwest regional softball openers in Boise results
Twin Falls Nampa and Portland male teams were defeated in opening games of the Northwest regional championship at Riverside Park Boise.
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Boise
Twin Falls
Nampa
Portland
Riverside Park
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