Tribesmen and Tigers Face Off in Pocatello Football Clash
Gate City meets Idaho Falls in a non conference game at the Spud Bowl in Idaho State college today at 2 p.m. Coach Chace Anderson plans to start eight lettermen, featuring veteran backs and an all veteran line as both teams run the T formation with possible air attacks from West Larsen and Fisher.
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Pocatello
Chace Anderson
Gate City
Idaho Falls Tigers
Grid Gladiators
Idaho State College
Anderson
Iniucas
Mike Mills
Doug Collins
Cliff Sato
Lynn Halliday
Gary Smith
Francis Clark
Idaho Falls
Tigers
Bruce West
Oscar Larsen
Clark
Bud Fisher
Billings Mustangs top Twin Falls 6 4 in Pioneer League clash
In Twin Falls Idaho the Billings Mustangs reclaimed the Pioneer League lead with a 6 to 4 road win over the Twin Falls Cowboys before 5,264 fans. Larry Shepard started for Billings, replaced by Roe Wallerstein in the 7th. Eckenberry started for Twin Falls, replaced by Rex Jones in the 9th. Dusky Eddie Moore led the Mustangs with two singles and a homer. Tom Kelly and Bill Cope paced the Cowboys with two hits and a homer respectively.
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Twin
Falls
Ida
Billings Mustangs
Twin Falls Cowboys
Cayuses
Larry Shepard
Mustangs
Roe Wallerstein
Frame
Eckenberry
Rex Jones
Shepard
Wallerstein
Jones
Dusky Eddie Moore
Pokes
Tom Kelly
Bill Cope
Billings
Twin Falls
Shephard
Tein
Mele
Triandos
Incaviglia
Moore
Cope
Major League Line Scores From A Weekend Baseball Card
American League games feature the St. Louis and New York clubs, with Cleveland, Washington, Philadelphia, Boston and Chicago producing varied scoring outcomes. Notable home runs include Vernon’s 18th for Cleveland and Ennis Holmes and others in the National League showdowns, with pitchers Hegan, Lopat, and Trinkle among the decision makers.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Garver
Starr
Moss Garcia
Hegan
Boston
Philadelphia
Sain
Hogue
Potter
Crandall
Borowy
Simmons
Konstanty
Rowe
Trinkle
Seminick
Holmes
Jones
Ennis
Hamner
Livingston
Lopata
Barrett
Rickert
Ryan
Sister
Utahns win at tennis advance to Idaho finals
In Boise, Linn Rockwood of Provo Utah and Glen Haines of Salt Lake City won singles semis to reach the Idaho state finals. Rockwood defeated William R. Davis of Portland 7 5 6 1 6 3 and Haines beat Bob Smyth of Nampa 6 1 6 2 6 3.
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Boise
Linn Rockwood
Provo
Utah
Intermountain
Egyptian swimmer aborts English Channel bid near Olkestone
Abdel Monaii Abdou gave up his attempt to swim the English channel two miles off Olke stone England after nearly drowning from exhaustion. Manager Ishak Helmi reported the decision came Sunday night.
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Olkestone
England
Abdel Monaii Abdou
English Channel
Ishak Helmi
Idaho Falls Tigers Hire Clark Eyes Better 1949 Season
Idaho Falls new head coach Francis M. Clark warns of a tough 1949 outlook after a 1948 cellar finish. He notes heavy turnover with 60 players trying out, few outstanding returnees, and an open lineup as the Tigers plan a T and single wing attack. Clark predicts Nampa, Twin Falls, Boise, Pocatello, Caldwell ahead of Idaho Falls in the Big Six. The season opens today against Pocatello in a non conference clash with the team eager and confident.
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Francis M. Clark
Idaho Falls Tigers
Clark
Ray Davis
IFHS
Bruce West
Oscar Larsen
West
Bud Fisher
Tigers
Sletterman
Nampa
Twin Falls
Boise
Pocatello
Caldwell
Charlie
Idaho “Falls
Ee Clark
McKillen Sets 105-Mile Air Race Record in Cleveland
Benjamin Walter McKillen Jr., ex Navy pilot from Willoughby Ohio, wins Timerman trophy after flying a red F-26 Corsair at 386.069 mph to dominate seven laps of the 15-mile course. Wilson Newhall of Chicago finishes second in a gray F-51 Mustang at 379.735 mph, with J H G McArthur of Edmonton third in a Spitfire. Grace M. Harris from Kansas City wins the women’s trophy at 216.679 mph, despite failing to surpass her record.
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Cleveland
Benjamin Walter McKillen, Jr
Willoughby
McKillen
Wilson V. Newhall
Chicago
J. H. G. McArthur
Edmonton
Alberta
Grace M. Harris
Miss Harris
Kansas City
Pocatello Golfers Topple Loganites
Pocatello male golfers defeated Logan club 53 to 14 in Gate City Sunday. Logan had earlier beaten Pocatello on the Utah course. 28 Logan players took part in the match play as the 1949 season nears its end with a possible meet against Buhl.
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Pocatello
Gate City
Logan Links
Loganites
Pocatellans
Utah
Logan
Buhl
Williamsburg Captains Arrive From Maury High Football Ties
William and Mary co-captains full back Jack Cloud and guard George Hughes, both from Norfolk’s Maury High, played football together before joining the college team.
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Williamsburg
William and Mary's
Jack Cloud
George Hughes
Norfolk
Maury High
Gals Clash Today At Rainey Park In Pocatello
Two softball teams meet at Rainey Park in Pocatello as the Gate City Cab squad faces the Seattle Epicures at 5 p m. The Epicures include ex residents Mary Catherine Ogee and Josephine Thompson and are touring the Rocky Mountain area led by Russell Graves.
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Rainey Park
Pocatello
Pocatello Star Cab
Gate City
Boise
West Coast
Seattle
Mary Catherine Ogee
Josephine Thompson
Pocatellans
Verl Thornock
Steve
Epicures
Utah
Rainey Field
23-Inning Game Wears Down York and Hagerstown
In Hagerstown Maryland York and Hagerstown played a 23 inning Interstate League game that stretched into the long hours. York won 3 to 1 after 23 innings, with Woolford Loveness King and Sheehan scoring for York while Aneherio Wheaton and Keller pitched for Hagerstown.
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Woolford
Loveness
King
Sheehan
Aneherio
Wheaton
Keller
Yanks Sign Hugh Casey to Strengthen Pitching Staff
The New York Yankees signed 35 year old right hander Hugh Casey to bolster their rotation after his release by the Pirates on Aug. 5. Casey appeared in 28 games this season with Pittsburgh, posting four wins and one loss after starring against the Yankees in the 1947 World Series.
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Washington
New York Yankees
Hugh Casey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Casey
Pirates
Brooklyn
Yankees
Boise Open Preview Brings Top Golfers to Plantation Course
The Boise Open tees off Saturday at Plantation Golf Club Boise with amateurs and pros from the Pacific Northwest eager to chase a 2500 prize. Notables include Bing Crosby expected to attend for Ellis Children's Home funds and Bud Ward fresh off turning pro. A 54 hole grind offers 20 cash prizes for pros and match set prizes for amateurs as local players vie for glory and potential future tournaments.
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Pacific Northwest
Plantation Golf Club
Boise
Bud Ward
Great Falls Country Club
Ed (Porky) Oliver
Happy Hacker
Seattle
Emery Zimmerman
Ted Longworth
Portland
Chuck Congdon
Tacoma
Ted Niest
Walla Walla
Bud Hofmeister
Idaho
Lewiston
Roy Moe
Jack Nicholson
Spokane
Hofmeister
Toud
Ward
Oliver
Longdon
PGA
Pocatello
Schroeder and Gonzales Reach National Amateur Finals
Top seed Ted Schroeder defeated Billy Talbert in five sets 2-6 6-4 4-6 6-4 6-4 to reach the finals. Dick Gonzales edged Frankie Parker 3-6 9-7 6-3 6-2 for a spot in the final. Doris Hart, after illness and eye surgery, advances to the women’s final, as Louise Brough and Margaret Osborne Du Pont fall to Hart and Hilton respectively. Schroeder, from La Crescenta, is noted for his five set win on Talbert’s 31st birthday. Gonzales from Los Angeles benefited from net tactics before sealing the win.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Ted Schroeder
Billy Talbert
Dick Gonzales
Frankie Parker
Doris Hart
Jacksonville
Fla
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
Schroeder
la Crescenta
Talbert
Gonzales
Los Angeles
San Francisco Dominates in All American Football Clash
San Francisco won 42 to 7 as its hard-charging line broke through to open long gains. The Forty-Niner backs surged, delivering a decisive victory in the conference game.
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San Francisco
Sekeee
Syracuse Feels Out Football Prospects Gebhardt Perri Hunte
Intercollegiate wrestling champions George Gebhardt Pascal Perri and Ken Hunte are named as candidates for the Syracuse football squad in a surprising roster move.
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Syracuse
George Gebhardt
Pascal Perri
Ken Hunte
Bucknell Returns Four-Year Veterans to Varsity Football
Bucknell announces the return of Ed Stee halfback Charlie Gruneberg end and Don Davidson tackle for a fourth year of varsity play in Lewisburg Pennsylvania. The trio enters a season with experienced leadership for the Bucknell football squad.
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Lewisburg
Ed Stee
Charlie Gruneberg
Don Davidson
Bucknell
Clear-Nenna Pace Cards Win At SLC Halliwell Park
Gate City Cards salvaged the final Salt Lake City game 6-3 to finish their Utah trip with two wins in six. Pocatello built a three run lead in the first inning as Bob Clear held Bees to five hits. Larry Nenna starred with two triples and a double, while Don Asplund and Dom Barczewski contributed key hits.
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Halliwell Park
Walt Lowe
Pocatello Cardinals
Idaho Falls Russets
Lowe
Stan Slack
Bob Vogel
Redbirds
Gate City
Salt Lake City
Pocatellans
Little Larry Nenna
Dom Barczewski
Box Score Recap of Gates City Bees vs Pocatello Slugfest
Nenna hit the first triple and drove in a run as Gates City opened with a lead. Lowe and Barczewski produced multiple hits and drives, Westlake tripled for the Bees, and Dominichelli earned the win in a 2:10 game time with 12 strikeouts and 6 walks.
Coast Softballers Beat Terteling's in Northwest Regional
Rubenstein's Furniture of Eugene defeated Terteling and Sons of Richland 3 to 1 in the feature game of the Northwest regional softball tournament held Sunday. It was Terteling's first loss, though they remained in competition as heavy favorites. Harris Pine Mills of Pendleton was shut out 6 to 0 by Priberg Electrics of Portland.
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Boise
Rubenstein's Furniture
Eugene
Ore
Terteling and Sons
Richland
Wash
Terteling
Harris Pine Mills
Pendleton
Ae Priberg Electrics
Portan
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