Pocatello Indians Rout Idaho Falls Tigers 37 to 13 in Spud Bowl
Pocatello’s gate City squad overwhelmed Idaho Falls 37 13 at Idaho State college in the Spud Bowl. Led by quarterback Doug Collins the Indians forged ahead with three Stevenson touchdowns and a 77 yard Dash by Wayne Roberts. Idaho Falls tallied on a 90 yard kickoff return by Debon Fife but could not mount a comeback as Collins again directed a dominant opening game performance.
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Seattle Victory Narrowly Beats Jantzen's 4 2 in West Playoffs
Seattle independent girls' team eliminated Jantzen's of Portland 4 to 2 in the West Regional softball playoffs. Battery for Seattle was Parshill and Livie. Olson and Stevens pitched for Jantzen's.
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Major League Line Scores From A Varied Baseball Card
National League games show Boston losing to St Louis as Furillo hits a 13th inning homer while Musial Slaughter and others provide big hits. Cincinnati, Chicago, Philadelphia and New York results feature strong pitching, home runs by Hamner Ennis and Ennis 22nd, with Heintzelman and Koslo among winners. In American League, Washington falls to Boston 5 12, and Doerr hits his 17th. rest of slate includes Boston, Cleveland, and Chicago matchups with notable homers by Stephens Robinson Doby and others. All games include errors, runs by inning, and winning and losing pitchers.
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Big Labor Day attendance in 1949 major league games
Major league baseball drew 276,663 paying customers for eight Labor Day doubleheaders marking the first holiday attendance rise of the year. National League total reached 132,519 while the American League posted 144,144. The largest crowd, 41,475, watched the Indians sweep two from the White Sox in Cleveland.
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Gonzales Crown Fight Headlines Big Poca Card
Intermountain junior heavyweight title up for grabs as Floyd Hansen defends against Maurice LaChappelle in a two of three falls main event at the National Guard Armory in Poca Tell. A bear bout features Ginger the 310 pound bear versus George Johnson as a curiosity act.
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DuPont Triumphs In National Amateur Tennis Title
Pancho Gonzales of Los Angeles defeated Ted Schroeder of California in a record five set marathon to win the National Amateur Tennis championship at Forest Hills. Margaret Osborne Dupont retained the women's title with a 6 4 6 1 victory over Doris Hart.
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Doris Hart
Jacksonville
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Utah Netter Seizes State Tennis Singles Crown
Linn Rockwood of Utah won the men singles title at the state tournament with a straight set 6-0 6-1 6-1 win over Glen Haynes of Salt Lake City. Barbara Smith of Boise High upset Helen Martin Jenkins for the women’s singles title 6-3 3-6 6-2.
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Boise
Helen Martin Jenkins
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Bobcat Grid Crew Opens Week Two with Midseason Shifts
Bobcat football at Montana State moves into week two as sophomores show energy. Wally Palmer shifts to quarterback to back up veterans Jim McGillen and Ed Gorilla while Montana State lists 34 players including Palmer McGillen Gorilla and a full depth chart ahead of October 15 clash with Idaho State.
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Probable Hurlers In Today's Games
Tonight's schedule lists pitchers for four matchups with two games at New York and two night games. Philadelphia's Roberts and Borowy face Jones and Kennedy in New York, while Boston's Voiselle visits Brooklyn's Newcombe and Cincinnati's Fox meets Pittsburgh's Walsh.
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Reds sweep doubleheader as Frisbee wins nightcap
Ogden Reds blank Salt Lake City Bees 8-0 to clinch both ends of a Labor Day doubleheader after winning the afternoon 8-7. Grover Frisbee allowed only three hits in the nightcap as Ogden handed Salt Lake City its second defeat. In Twin Falls, the Cowboys swept Billings Mustangs 8-5 and 14-1 to seize undisputed first place in the Pioneer League aided by Gus Triandos two homers and a double.
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Redbirds Split Double Bill With Russets at Halliwell Park
Pocatello managed a .500 Labor Day double header after losing the opener 7-5 to Idaho Falls Russets and winning 8-6. Stan Slack pitched well for Idaho Falls in game one while Fred Volk went the distance for the Russets. Dick Czaplewski led Pocatello with three hits in the first game and added two more in the second.
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Bausman and Volk Spark Pocatello in Slim Victory
In a pitchers duel at the ballpark, Volk earned the win over Lloyd as Pocatello triumphs 6 5. Hitting highlights include Bartholomew two base hits and Brown driving in two with other players adding RBIs. Idaho Falls falls despite multiple heroes.
Oshkosh flyer wins Goodyear race with record speed
William Brennand of Oshkosh Wisconsin captured the Goodyear trophy race final, posting a new speed record of 177.34 mph in a windy finish. First prize totaled 7000 dollars.
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