Eight Honor Winners On Ricks Squad
Eight lettermen join 28 players greeting Coach Ralph Maughan at Ricks College as first football practice begins. Notable names include Hank Browning, Bob Stoddard, Louis Melendez, Rexburg. James City, Eldred Lauder, and Karl Rasmussen among others. Vikings open 1949 season Sept 24 at Salt Lake City versus Westminster College.
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Ralph Maughan
Ricks College
Hank
Vikings
Westminister College
Salt Lake City
Maughan
Bob McIntosh
Burlington
Wyo
Doug Chipman
Rexburg
Paul Weiser
Arlen Garn
Sugar City
Rodney Stucks
Blair Holman
Richard Lloyd
Bancroft
Feryl Kidd
Ashton
Ronald Oswald
Shelley
Jim Yorgason
Wells Grover
Ted Tyler
Lynnn Barton
Gordon Thatcher
Kent Johnston
Center
Jim McFadden
Eugene
Ore
Pioneer Bowling League Formed with New Officers
John Smith was elected president of the Pioneer Bowling League while Joe Wood became vice president and Fred Goff secretary treasurer. The league, replacing the Naval Ordnance plant loop, bowls every Friday at 6 30 p.m. with Post Rail and Naval Supply squads leading the opening round.
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John Smith
Pioneer Bowling League
Pioneer League
Naval Ordnance Plant Loop
Joe Wood
Fred Goff
N. O. P. Office
Marines
Carmons
Stauffers
Challenge
FOE
Three Teams Tie For Top In Women’s City Bowling
Gold Oil Stephenson's Music and Naval Ordnance share first with seven wins and one loss each after week two in the Pocatello women’s league. Emerald Lounge’s Made Anderson rolled the high game of 218, and Nena Dahlstrom topped the series with 532. Naval Ordnance claimed the weekly high team score with 2604 pins.
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Gold Oil
Stephenson’s
Music
Naval Ordnance
Pocatello City
Made Anderson
The
Emerald Lounge
Nena Dahlstrom
Former Pocatello lineman enrolls at Idaho State
Sammy Frahm a highly regarded lineman from Pocatello has enrolled at Idaho State College to join the freshman football squad. He will play center under coach Milt Holt with praise from Italo Caccia who discovered him years ago and helped transition him to a Bengal pivot.
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Sammy Frahm
Idaho
Idaho State College
Frahm
Pocatello High School
Milt “Dubby
Holt
Pocatello
Italo “Babe” Caccia
ISC
Bengal
Caccia
Gate City Bandocks
Rocky Mountain grid clashes open 1949 season
In Seattle detail from Denver newswire Utah meets Washington in a top week one PCC clash with Husky backfield depth, and Washington State touted as a sleeper. Denver, Colorado College, Colorado A&M, Wyoming Idaho State, Brigham Young, and Texas Mines also forecast as week one outcomes with several margins of victory noted.
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Denver
Utah University
Washington University
Rocky Mountain
Seattle
Washington
Roland Kirby
Jack Seth
Utes
Huskies
Ike Armstrong
Indian Tepee
Washington State
Utah State
PCC
Mountain States
Utags
Logan
John Caputo
George Melinkovich
Jay van Noy
Denver University
Colorado Mines
Golden School
Pioneers
Colorado Springs
Colorado College
Colorado A & M
Aggies
Fort Collins
Wyoming
Idaho State
Pocatello
Cowboys
Laramie
Brigham Young
Texas Mines
Cougars
Two Minidoka Hunts Accepting Extra Applications
Idaho Fish and Game chief clerk R E Hoffman said two Minidoka post season hunts will accept additional applications without drawing. Dry Creek post season deer hunt and Trapper Creek post season hunt in Cassia division offer 100 permits each. Permits mailed in order received until quotas fill.
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Boise
Fish and Game Department
R. E. Hoffman
Dry Creek
Trapper Creek
Cassia
Minidoka Forest
Hoffman
Baseball's Leading Hitters and Power Figures
A compact summary of top American and National League hitters with batting averages and totals. Key names include Williams of Boston and Kell of Detroit in the AL, Robinson and Musial of St. Louis in the NL, plus Kiner and Slaughter among the leaders in runs, hits, and home runs.
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H Pet. Williams
Boston
Kell
Detroit
Dillinger
St. L
DiMaggio
Mitchell
Clu'Ind
H Pet. Robinson
Bk'lyn
Slaughter
Musial
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Marshall
N. Y
Pirates
Robinson
Williams
R S
Stephens
Cards
Thomson
G'nts
Sauer
Cubs
Ind'ns
Reese
Dodgers
Wertz
Tigers
D'grs
Joost
Athletics
Cowboys Run Four Football Squads In Spring Practice
Wyoming University fielded four separate grid squads Tuesday on Corbett Field as Bowden Wyatt led drills in offensive and defensive tactics. The coach expressed little optimism noting mis-timed plays and too many fumbles during the session.
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Laramie
Wyo
Wyoming University
Bowden Wyatt
Corbett Field
Halliwell's Take Over League Lead In Bowling Standings
Halliwell's moved into first place in the City Bowling league with seven wins and one loss. C Harris led scoring with 235 in a game and 557 in series as Halliwell's rolled 3001 for high team series. Legion and Snappy Service sit tied for second with six wins each. Elks Club is fifth with five wins in eight.
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Halliwell
C. Harris
Harris
Legion
Snappy Service
Elks Club
Death Takes Famed Major Loop Hurler
Ernie Tiny Bonham 36, Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher, died Thursday at Presbyterian Hospital after abdominal surgery for appendicitis and ensuing intestinal complications. A Yankees alumnus, he won 21 games in 1942 and pitched in three World Series, with a 1947 Pirates season of 11 wins and eight losses.
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Pittsburgh
Ernie
Tiny) Bonham
Pittsburgh Pirates
Presbyterian Hospital
Sacramento
Cal
Bonham
Pirates
New York Yankees
Yankees
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Acorns and Seals Win to Tighten PCL Pennant Chase
Oakland Acorns edged Los Angeles 6 5 with ninth inning heroics by Art Wilson and Cookie Lavagetti while the Seals beat Hollywood 6 3 to set up a pennant stretch. Sacramento moved ahead with a 9 7 win over Seattle as Portland was beaten by San Diego 9 3.
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San Francisco
Oakland Acorns
Bay Area
Seals
Hollywood Stars
Oaks
Art Wilson
Cookie Lavagetti
Los Angeles
Stephen Nagy
Hollywood
Stars
Angels
Portland Beavers
East Bay
Beavers
San Diego Padres
Portland
Sacramento
Seattle
Mario the new Caruso doubles as landlord and backer
Earl Wilson notes Mario Lanza, 27, rising star funded by Sam Weiler, a Philadelphia and New York landlord who backed his career. Weiler’s sponsorship helped Lanza sign and break into fame, with Lanza now living at Waldorf Towers and facing taxes as his success climbs. The column also mentions moonshine crackdowns, Fatima Cigarettes potential sponsors, Judith Garland and a Bob Hope film cameo.
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Mario
Waldorf Towers
Sam Weiler
Sam
Mrs Ruffing Denies Involvement in Duluth Heiress Case
Mrs Red Ruffing wife of ex Yankee pitcher says she knew nothing about her husband's alleged improper relations with a Duluth Minnesota mining heiress sued for divorce She adds the matter did not involve her Ruffing was downtown in Chicago and not immediately available Former New York orchestra leader Robert Parks 32 faces divorce suit claiming his wife met Ruffing while he scouted a team near Superior Wisconsin The heiress wife allegedly met Ruffing at a home last year Parks says he found them together in his house Ruffing a former Chicago White Sox scout now manages the Muskegon Michigan team in the Central League He lives in Chicago Mrs Parks is the granddaughter of the late Marshall H Alsworth who left 6 million in iron mine holdings in 1942
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Chicago
Red Ruffing
Duluth, Minn
New York
Robert Parks
Duluth
Parks
Ruffing
Superior
Wis
Chicago White Sox
Muskegon
Mich
Marshall HH. Alsworth
Radio Program Schedule Highlights Local Shows and Sports
A long list of radio programs across stations features Aunt Mary Keynotes Calvary Echoes News of the World Along Sports Row Harkness of Washington Salon Serenade A Tree Grows in Brooklyn Screen Directors Playhouse My Good Wife Dr L Q Bill Stern Sportcast Fashions In Music Supper Club News Summary Guy Lombardo Show Fairmont Hotel Orch Three Suns Trio Pro and Con Gem State News Final Sports Recap Tex Williams Western Caravan News Summary Navy Band Morning Almanac Art Mooney Serenade News Romantic Cycles Dick Haymes Show Tom Dick and Harry Art and Dottie Todd The Fence P.M Morning Melody Matinee Music for Friday Local News Afternoon News Birthday Party Music by Request rotah of Champ Curly Bradley Gabriel Heatter News Mutual Newsreel Blue Barron Orch Sports Roundy Charles Shaw News Opera Concert Movie Time Inside Hollywood Enchanted Hour Meet the Press Classic Interval Club-One hour of hit tunes Ball Game Music for Dreaming Midnight Melodies Sign Off Idaho Farmer Western Music Sunrise Serenade Martin Agronsky Intermountain News Layman's Prayer Breakfast Club My True Story Norma's Notebook Blackfoot Fair AP News Dorothy Dix What's Wat Wit Witt Blackfoot Fair Wat's Wat Wit Witt Three Alarm Spotlight on a Star Pocatello vs Butte Football According to the Record Jack Armstrong Music AP News The Sheriff Champion Roll Call Fights Dug Out Dope Baseball This Is Your FBI Baseball 1440 Club.
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Carle
Calvary Echoes
Harkness of Washington
Brooklyn
Screen Directors Playhouse
Dr. L Q
Bill Stern
Guy Lombardo
Fairmont
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Marshall OF
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Meet the Band
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Tex Williams
Keyy
A. M
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Ray
Homemakers Club
Blackfoot Revue
KPST
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Harry Harding
Heatter
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U, and I Furniture
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Dick Haymes
Tom, Dick and
Harry
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Matinee
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Bob Poole
Sardi's
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Isle of Paradise
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Blackfoot Fair
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