Pro Tuttle Offers Personal Funds for Municipal Golf Holes
City council sessions hear Pro John Tuttle pledge to advance 1500 for finishing seeding and pipe work on three new holes at the municipal course. Legal and tax questions loom as council weighs acceptance while local radio hosts discuss the proposed Pocatello Golf and Country Club and stock plans.
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John
Tuttle
Ben Peterson
Pocatello
Pocatello Press Club
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Bill Shields
Bannock
Pocatello Golf and Country Club
Mike
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Nick Ifft
Hoyt Palmer
Ed Longbrake
Yours
City Development Co
Elkhorn Ranch
Colorado A. and M. Star Halfback Dies After Game
An autopsy found Colorado A. & M. College halfback Edward D. Hanna died from coronary thrombosis after Saturday’s 14 to 7 win over Colorado College. Hanna, a Garden City Kansas native, collapsed on the special train back to Ft. Collins on late Saturday night after leaving the game where he did not return.
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Colorado Springs
Colorado A. & M
Edward D
Eddie) Hanna
Hanna
Garden City
Kans
Ft. Collins
Colorado College
Shaughnessy Playoffs Open With Billings Victory
In the 1949 Shaughnessy league opener at Billings, the Mustangs beat the Pocatello Cardinals 6-5 in 11 innings. Don Bausman booted an 11th inning error that scored Guzette for the winning run as Billings holds playoff advantage in the best of five series.
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Don Bausman
Billings
Mustangs
Shaughnessy
Pocatello Cardinals
Larry Shepard
Halli
Well ‘Park
Pocatello
Mustang Baseball Fans Prove Top In Pioneer League
The Billings Mustangs led the Pioneer League with attendance of 174,080 at home games. Salt Lake City was second at 151,583 and Great Falls totaled 129,640. Billings surpassed Salt Lake by about 20,000 and set a new high over last year by more than 50,000. League totals for 1949 and 1948 were 830,395 and 802,682 respectively.
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Billings
Montana City
Montanans
Woodcock Loses European Title
The European Boxing Federation Congress in Rome announced the disqualification of Bruce Woodcock of Britain as European heavyweight champion. A bout between Joe Weidin of Austria and Olle Tandberg of Sweden was ordered to fill the vacated title after an investigation into Woodcock’s illness and the circumstances surrounding his reign.
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European Boxing Federation Congress
Bruce Woodcock
Britain
Joe Weidin
Austria
Olle Tandberg
Sweden
EBF
England
Woodcock
Equitable Life Team Wins National Amateur Title in Ohio
The New York Equitable Life Insurance team defeated Akron Smith Sheriffs 4 to 1 in front of 8,500 at Shady Run Field Youngstown to claim the National Amateur Baseball Federation championship for the sec ope straight year.
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Youngstown, O
New York Equitable Life Insurance
National Amateur Baseball Federation
Secope
Akron Smith Sheriffs
Shady Run Field
Cleveland Browns edge Yankees in rain soaked AAC clash
Cleveland won 14 to 3 as defensive backs scored both touchdowns despite a stagnant offense. San Francisco defeated Los Angeles 42 to 14, red hot after Frankie Albert’s passing and strong line play. Standings show San Francisco leading with three straight wins.
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Brownie
Paul Brown
San Francisco
Los Angeles Dons
Dons
Dick Woodward
Frankie Albert
Norm Standlee
John Stryzykalski
Chicago
New York
Los Angeles
Buffalo
Baltimore
Pancho Gonzales Defeats Ted Schroeder in Five-Set Finale
Richard Pancho Gonzales defeated Ted Schroeder in the Pacific Southwest final with a 6-3 9-11 8-6 6-4 scoreline. The lengthy match mirrored their U S national championship duel where Gonzales clinched the title in the last three sets.
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Los Angeles
Richard
Pancho) Gonzales
Ted Schroeder
Gonzales Schroeder
Pancho
Probable Hurlers In Today's Games
National League matchups include Boston at Cincinnati with Spahn facing Peterson and Brooklyn at Chicago with Erskine meeting Rush. New York visits Pittsburgh and Philadelphia plays St Louis at night. American League games feature Cleveland at New York and St Louis at Philadelphia tonight.
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Spahn
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Peterson
Brooklyn
Erskine
Chicago
Rush
New York
Hartung
Pittsburgh
Walsh
Philadelphia
Thompson
St. Louis
Pollet
Cleveland
Feller
Lopat
Papat
Fowler
Cyclist Aims for Coast-to-Coast Record Reaches Columbus
Gene McPherson 24 arrives in Columbus two days ahead of schedule on the coast-to-coast bicycle record bid. He left Santa Monica Sept 3 and has averaged 160 miles daily, drinking juice via a hose from a feeding bottle on his handlebar. He has shed about five pounds and says he is tired but focused on the final York leg.
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NEA Telephoto
Pat Valentino
Jerry Becerra
Pat
Ezzard Charles
San Francisco
Charles
Columbus
Gene McPherson
U. S
Santa Monica
Calif
New York
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Richmond
Ind
Nip-and-Tuck Battle For Pennants Continues In Both Leagues
Boston and Brooklyn won on Sunday while first-place Yankees and Cardinals also prevailed. Kinder notched his 21st victory as Boston beat Chicago 11 5 with Williams homering twice. Yank rally beat Cleveland 7 3 as Bauer drove in three runs. Brooklyn defeated Chicago 7 1 behind Branca as Furillo homered. Cardinals crushed Philadelphia 15 3 with Norén grand slam Musial two homers Slaughter two runs. Detroit swept Washington 3 2 and 5 2 led by Newhouser and Trucks. Athletics won both ends 7 5 and 7 4 aided by Suder grand slam. Giants beat Pirates 13 4. nightcap 7 2. Kluszewski drove in four for Cinci in 7 6 win over the Braves.
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Ted Kluszewski
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Western Amateur opens at Bellerive in St. Louis
About 150 top amateurs start the 47th Western Amateur at Bellerive Country Club in St. Louis. Qualifying trims field to 64 for match play and the Thorne cup awaits the winner. Ske Riegel, defending champion from Lafayette, and Jimmy McHale, runner up at Wichita, top the early betting.
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Lafayette University
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Husky
Philadelphia
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Rough Eleven Boulder Colorado U to Field Rugged First Team
Rough eleven for Colorado University is shaping up as a rugged first unit while depth beyond is weak. The coach notes material is limited and mainly unproven reserves will back the starters.
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Boulder
Colo
Colorado University
Line Score Recap From St Louis Philadelphia Detroit and More
Baseball line scores show St Louis and Philadelphia wins with Suder homers. Detroit Washington and New York battles include Mele Northey Musial Slaughter and Fu Rillo homers. Multiple games feature losing pitchers Calvert Hudson and Dubiel, with Branca and Casey prevailing in key contests.
Grouse Favor Warmer Roosting Spots Found
A four year study by University of Idaho wildlife researchers led by Kenneth R Hungerford finds ruffed grouse seek warm roosts in thermal belts as cool air descends into valleys at sunset. The research, begun in 1946, ranks as the university’s top wildlife project in Idaho.
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Kenneth R. Hungerford
University of Idaho
Willlife Research
Hungerford
Idaho
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