Cards and Cowboys Open Playoffs in ISC Clash
The ISC playoff series opens tonight at Halliwell park with Cardinal ace Bill Buck and Twin Falls ace Bruce Schroeder set to duel. Tonight marks the start of the 1949 playoffs at 8 p.m. with both teams aiming to extend their pennant runs, while pitching and lineup details anchor a high stakes baseball night.
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Halliwell Park
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Bruce Schroeder
Twin Falls
Mound Corps
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Charlie Metro
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Walt Lowe
Frank Dean
Larry Nenna
Don Bausman
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Dick Czaplewski
Charlie Williams
Pocatello
Dom Barczewski
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Hank Zich
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Buck
Tom Kelly
Bill Cope
Finnegan
Bill Renna
Santa Clara
Red Jessen
Lou Vitous
Metro
Gus Triandos
Schroeder
Milkes
Magic Valley
Billings
Salt Lake City
Idaho State Bengals Ready for 1949 Opener at Wyoming
Idaho State football under coaches Johnnie Vesser and Italo Babe Caccia closes drills with a heavy scrimmage before facing the University of Wyoming at the Spud Bowl. Probable starters listed include QB Jim Blake and backfield mates LaRue Paris and Frisch, with linemen Hilliard Holmes Hall Walker Krein Rucker Seppi.
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Johnnie Vesser
Italo
Babe” Caccia
Idaho State College Bengals
ISC
University of Wyoming
Vesser-Caccia
Vesser
Jim Blake
Jake LaRue
Jay Paris
Jack Frisch
Bob Hilliard
Claude Holmes
Gordie Hall
John Walker
Ted Krein
Elmer Rucker
Leno Seppi
Probable Hurlers In Today's Games
Major league slate with starting pitchers named for all games. Detroit hosts Boston as Newhouser faces Kinder while Stoney Garver and Papai duel Lopat and Raschi in New York. Wynn contests Kellner in Philadelphia, Kuzava meets Hittle in Washington. Sain opposes at Chicago while Roberts threads Philadelphia into Pittsburgh and Chesnes faces Kennedy. Bundled matchups include Vander Meer and Brecheen with Kennedy on the Mets slate.
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Newhouser
Boston
Kinder
Sain
Chicago
Schmitz
Philadelphia
Roberts
Pittsburgh
Chesnes
Brooklyn
Barney
Cincinnati
Vander Meer
New York
Kennedy
St. Louis
Brecheen
Twin Falls
Billings
Pocatello
Sta Salt Lake Yo
Sho Clevelan
Great Falls
Ben Cress
Chicago Freee
Boise
Idaho Falls
Washington
Hollywood
Oakland
Seattle
Sacramento
Boston Peene Ne
San Diego
San Francisco
Portland
Los Angeles
Antelope season opens as expert muses on unusual game
The author surveys antelope biology noting its true branched horns that shed yearly and lack of hind dew claws. He recalls Hornaday’s renaming attempt, compares antelope to deer and cattle, and praises state game departments for restoring numbers while urging careful management and consideration of hunting ethics.
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Rufus Lyman
Idaho State College
William T.hornaday
Pierre
Nevada
George
Game
Idaho
Top English Links Ace Eliminated
In the U S Women's amateur at Merion Mrs. Julius A Page Jr of Greensboro NC beat England star Frances Stephens 4 and 3 while Marlene Bauer Los Angeles national girls champion defeated Glenna Collett Vare 4 and 3 Dot Kirby Atlanta one up over Rymal Strevel and Dot Kielty Long Beach defeated Betsy Rawls 5 and 4 in second day play.
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Greensboro
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England
U. S
Page
Merion Golf Club
Frances Stephens
Marlene Bauer
Los Angeles
Glenna
Collett Vare
Rymal Strevel
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Dot Kielty
Long Beach
Calif
Texas
Braves-Broncos Clash Opens Pocatello JV Tilt at Irving Field
Pocatello High School junior varsity faces Blackfoot JV this afternoon at Irving Field in the 1949 season opener. Hank West will quarterback for Pocatello with Jim Pugmire, Steve Detmer, and Wally Kelly in the backfield. Line includes Harold Wilkes, Clarence Smith, Jerry Gottlieb, Burt Spencer, Glen Tyler, Stan Knowles, and Lowell Allen at center in a T formation.
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Pocatello High School
Blackfoot
Jayvees
Jack Rope
Irving Field
Kobe
Braves
Pocatellans
Hank West
Pocatellans Feel Rough Scrimmage Ahead of Great Falls Tilt
Pocatello high school football coachs Chace Anderson and Mike Mills report cold but improving Bannocks ahead of their first away game at Great Falls. The squad, featuring 16 returning lettermen, will travel Friday for the night clash, with a strong offensive scrimmage planned today as final prep.
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Great Falls
Chace Anderson
Mike Mills
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Lady Luck
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Pocatellans
Swarthout
Miles City
Battle Ground
Warriors
Pocatelans
Pocatello Indians
Bannock
Punchers Plan Spud Bowl Trip by Plane Saturday
Wyoming Cowboys coach Bowden Wyatt says Saturday's game against Idaho State at ISC's Spud Bowl will be tough. After a scrimmage, Wyatt criticizes offensive timing and fumbles while lauding defensive improvement and outlines a tentative lineup before flying to Pocatello.
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Bowden Wyatt
Wyoming Cowboys
Bengals
ISC
Waddies
Wyatt
Idaho State
Cowboys
Munger Tosses One Hit Victory Over Giants
George Red Munger pitched a one hit 1 to 0 win for the Cardinals over the New York Giants, facing 28 batters for his 14th victory. Sid Gordon’s two out single was the Giants’ only hit, and Stan Musial scored the lone run on Nippy Jones’ RBI single as St. Louis held a slim lead over Brooklyn. The Dodgers beat Cincinnati 6 to 3 in 10 innings to keep pace.
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George
Red) Munger
Cardinals
New York Giants
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Munger
Sid Gordon
Stan Musial
Nippy Jones
Curtain Raiser Sets Tone as Wyoming Tops ISC 40-13
Friday morning curtain raiser saw Wyoming bounce back from last season's rough start to overpower ISC 40-13. Wyoming used a strong finish to seal the win and project momentum.
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Wyoming
ISC
Three Squads Win Four Straight In Commercial Loop
Creamery Eddy Bakery and Stephenson Music each totaled four points in the Commercial bowling league. C. L. Electric followed with three points. Al Pederson rolled 232 pins for the night and Clarence Stephenson claimed high series at 598. Stephenson also had high team game at 924 and Gage led high team series with 2591 pins.
Caldwell Battles Tigers Friday For Big-6 Opener
Caldwell's Cougars, one of the Big Six top teams, open conference play Friday against the Idaho Falls Tigers. The week end schedule also features Pocatello against Great Falls, Missoula at Nampa, and other Big Six games in Idaho and Utah.
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Mont
Nampa
South Cache
Hyrum
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Boise
Brigham City
Red Sox end Detroit win streak with 7 4 victory
Boston overloads Detroit early, yo-yoes through seven, as Tom Wright and Lou Stringer spark a comeback. Pitcher Jack Kramer wins, Mel Parnell replaces him, while Houtteman and Gray falter. Tebbetts, Pesky, Zarilla contribute late runs in frigid Fenway. Yankees had rainout doubleheader.
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Boston
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Hoot Evers
Lou Stringer
Wright
Jack Kramer
Mel Parnell
Detroit
Vic Wertz
Ever
Aaron Robinson
Sox
Houtteman
Gray
al Zarilla
Billy Goodman
Birdie Tebbetts
Johnny Pesky
Philadelphia
The Majors Line Scores From Baseball Week
Major league lines show Chicago over Washington 8 to 2 with Weik taking the loss. Cleveland at Philadelphia was postponed. Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 6 to 3 as Erskine improved to 8-1 and Wehmeier fell to 1-10 with Hatten homering.
Graziano and Fusari Tune Up For Polo Grounds Bout
Rocky Graziano and Charlie Fusari sparred at their camps Tuesday as they sharpen for tonight’s 10 round bout at the Polo Grounds. Fusari finished a two round session at Pompton Lakes New Jersey while Graziano, former middleweight champion, completed his sparring on Sunday.
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New York
Rocky Graziano
Charlie Fusari
Polo Grounds
Fusari
Irvington
N. J
Pompton Lakes
Graziano
Redbirds Sign Giant Hill Rookie for 1950 Campaign
The Pocatello Cardinals announce rookie pitcher Jerry Tollar from North Judson Indiana, six foot three inches and 199 pounds, will join the 1950 staff and report to spring camp in Albany Georgia. Milkes also notes 87 352 fans watched Halliwell Park action this season, near last year’s mark.
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Pocatello Cardinal
Marvin Milkes
Jerry Tollar
Tollar
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Sipiucu
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Albany
Pocatello Cardinals
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Milkes
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Pocatello Park
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