Temple Crowned King of Swat in Pioneer League 1949
Temple of Ogden tops Pioneer League batting with a .398 average and 196 hits. Bill Renna and Bill Ford tie for second with .367, Renna also leads in home runs with 21. Charlie Williams of Pocatello wins multiple crowns including 253 total bases and 120 runs. Rip Koenig of Boise earns stolen base honors while Johnnie Moore of Ogden claims 18 three-base hits. Larry Shepard of Billings posts 21 wins as the top pitcher. Salt Lake City Bees take team fielding with 958, Great Falls 955, and tied third were Pocatello and Billings at .951.
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Indians Drop 12-0 to Great Falls in Montana title clash
Pocatello Indians fall 12 to 0 to Great Falls Vikings in the Montana state championship game. Godona scores a 10 yard TD in the third quarter as Great Falls pulls away after a scoreless first half. Both teams miss chances early. a fumble by Pocatello ends a key Viking drive.
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Washington State blanks Utah State in non-conference game
Washington State college defeated Utah State Agricultural college 33 to 0 in a non-conference football clash before about 14 000 fans.
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Wyoming Rolls Over Idaho State In Spud Bowl Rout
Wyoming punches past Idaho State 58 to 13 in a dominant performance at the Spud Bowl. LaRue races 100 yards for ISC with Talboom and Melton among the scorers as the Cowboys overpower the Bengals in front of 5000 fans.
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Czaplewski Captures Redbirds Hitting Title in 1949
Dick Czaplewski of Pocatello led the Redbirds with a .345 batting average to win the 1949 hitting crown, nine points ahead of Frank Dean. Dom Barczewski claimed the long distance title with 19 home runs, while Charlie Williams topped total bases with 253 and 120 RBIs. Dean swiped 21 bags to pace the roster, as other averages ranged from .335 Lewandowski to .267 Nenna.
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Cards Mustangs Open Final Series In Billings
The 1949 Pioneer League Shaughnessy playoffs begin tonight in Billings Montana with the Mustangs led by Larry Shepard facing the Pocatello Cardinals under Walt Lowe. Both teams plan to start their aces in this three out of five series with two games set in Billings before the action shifts to Pocatello. The first club to win three games claims the Shaughnessy title. travel day and next venue depend on schedule decisions by Pioneer League president Jack Halliwell.
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Washington Ties Utah with 80-yard punt return
In Seattle, Washington defeated Utah 14-7 before 28,000. Hank Tiedemann delivered a dramatic 80-yard punt return for the Huskies with two minutes left, breaking a 7-7 deadlock after a third quarter turnover set up the winning score. Utah, Skyline Conference champions, had started slow but rallied late.
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300 Hunters Named for Minidoka Forest Deer Shoot
Winners drawn for the Black Pine division of the Minidoka national forest deer hunt will receive permits for the 300permit hunt set from October 14 to 18. The lengthy list includes residents and towns such as Pocatello Burley Rupert Blackfoot Inkom and Paul with many individuals named by locality.
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Week End College Football Results Across Regions
A roundup of scores from regional games shows West and Southwest matchups with wins by Washington 14 over Utah 7 and Texas Tech 0 over Texas 43, plus California 21 over Santa Clara 7 and UCLA 35 over St Marys 7. Midwest results include Texas Christian 28 over Kansas 0 and Detroit 45 Port Huron 6.
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Gonzales and Schroeder Reach Pacific Southwest Final
National champion Richard Gonzales and top contender Ted Schroeder advanced to the Pacific Southwest tournament final in Los Angeles. Schroeder defeated Frankie Parker 6 1 6 3 7 5, while Gonzales beat Eric Sturgess 6 3 6 2 6 3, setting up a possible rematch of their recent title clash.
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Major League Line Scores From A Busy Baseball Day
National League games featured Brooklyn vs Pittsburgh with a 7 run final and detailed pitcher and fielder changes. The Reds, Phillies, and Cubs also posted scores as teams chased wins across the schedule with notable pitching lines and late rally totals.
Porter Captures U S Women’s Amateur Golf Title
Mrs Dorothy Germain Porter of Manoa Pa defeated Dorothy Kielty of Long Beach Calif 3 and 2 to win the 36 hole final and the U S women s amateur championship in Ardmore Pa. The six day tournament concluded Saturday with Porter taking the title.
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Stanford Indians Crowd Warmed by 40–0 Stomp on San Jose State
Stanford Indians opened the 1949 season with a 40 to 0 victory over San Jose State before 27 000 at Stanford Stadium. Coach Marchmont Schwartz kept the first string for part of the game as the reserves finished the contest.
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Week End Scoring For Idaho Teams
Week end scores list for Idaho teams across multiple matchups. Rigby 7 Rexburg 6. Sugar City 53 Shelley 2. Idaho Falls 0 Caldwell 6. Nampa 21 Missoula 0. Boise 20 Box Elder 12. Butte 14 Challis 0. Firth 13 Ashton 13. Glenns Ferry 24 Wendell 6. Jerome 26 Filer 0. Buhl 20 Burley 2. Kimberly 15 Hagerman 1. Paul 19 Murtaugh 0. Gooding 6 Oakley 6. Preston 7 Rupert Declo 20. Eden 0 Twin Falls 19. H 0 Shoshone 25. Hailey 13 Fairfield 41. Carey 0 Acequia 26. Malta 13 Dietrich 41. Bliss 13.
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