Clear Twirls Three Hit Masterpiece Pocatello Beats Billings
Pocatello pitcher Bob Clear threw a three hit shutout to down Billings 4-0 in the second game of the 1949 Shaughnessy playoffs. He limited the Mustang attack as Shepard lasted only three and two thirds innings before relief. Barczewski and Czaplewski led the offense with multiple hits and three RBIs, in front of 4,362 fans at Halliwell Park.
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Shaughnessy
Billings
Larry Shepard
Wonderman
Pioneer League
Shepard
Pocatello
Bob Clear
Pocatellans
Walt Lowe
John Stillwell
Cardinals
Clear
Mustangs
Eddie Moore
Jim Peccia
Mustang
John Gibson
Lowe
Frank Dean
Dick Czaplewski
Dom Barczewski
Dean
Czaplewski
Gate City Keystone
Barcz
Barczewski
Redbird
Mean
Bausman
Wolfe
Barczewscki
Shepard Tin
Stillwell
Shephard
Cox
Mountaineer Loops Line Up For Week
Denver radar reports opening act of the 1949 Rocky Mountain football season mixed reactions as teams in the Mountain States and Rocky Mountain conferences begin play. Weekend slate includes Pacific Fleet Submarines at Brigham Young and other league pairings across Utah Colorado and surrounding locales.
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Denver
Brigham Young
Provo
Utah State
Logan
Utah
Salt Lakety
Colorado A. & M
Colorado State
Colorado Mines
Golden
Kansas
Colorado
Boulder
Wyoming
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Kansas Wesleyan
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Southwestern Tech
Oklahoma
Western State
Canon City
PCC Shapes As Potent Mh Season
PCC projects a strong year with Idaho routing Willamette 79-0 and California defeating Santa Clara 21-7. Stanford crushed San Jose State 49-0 while USC faces Navy and Washington meets Minnesota in key intersectionals. Oregon State hosts Utah as Montana, Idaho, and Oregon clash with top rivals.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast Conference
Idaho
Willamette
Big California
Santa Clara
PCC
Montana
South Dakota
University of Southern California- Navy
Harvard
Stanford
UCLA
Iowa
Washington
Minnesota
St. Bonaventure
University of San Francisco
San Jose State
USC
Trojans
Navy
Utah
California
St. Mary’s
Oregon
Washington State
Cougars
Utah State
Oregon State
Salt Lake City
Haney’s Stars Clinch PCL Title Edge in Final Week
Fred Haney and the Hollywood Stars near pennant as they enter the last week with a comfortable four game lead over Oakland. Los Angeles beat Oakland twice while Hollywood won a twin bill from San Francisco, including 9-8 and 5-1 losses by the Oaks and Seals' 10-3 and 2-1 defeats.
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San Francisco
Fred Haney
Hollywood Stars
Oakland
Los Angeles
Stars
Oaks
Angels
Hollywood
Seals
Playoff Series Moves To Cards Park In Pocatello
The 1949 Pioneer League playoffs shift to Halliwell Park in Pocatello tomorrow evening. The Redbird manager Marvin Milkes said both the Cardinals and Billings Mustangs will travel today to rest before the best of five series concludes the season. If five games are needed, the final game would be Friday night in Pocatello. Milkes will also depart for St Louis for the Cardinal organization meeting to plan 1950 trades and paperwork.
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Clear
Mustangs
Pocatello
Montanans
Gate City
Halliwell Park
Shaughnessy
Redbird
Marvin Milkes
Cardinals
Billings Mustangs
Pocaello
Milkes
Pocatello Cardinals
St. Louis
St. Louis Cardinal
The Majors Line Scores Across Leagues
National League results include Brooklyn Chicago New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia St Louis and Boston with multiple runs and home runs by Williams Kiner Sievers Cooper. American League show Cleveland New York St Louis with Feller Berra and Papas Moss Kokos and home runs by Berra Sievers Kokos.
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United Press National League
Brooklyn
Chicago
Barney
Neoaman
Fle Rusk Racker
Owen
Soninga
New York
Pittsburgh
Higbe
Jones
Westrum
Walsh
Poat
Sewell
Gumbert
McCullough
Williams
Kiner
Cleveland
Feller
Gromek
Papish
Hogan
Lopat
Berra
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Papas
Moss
Fowler
Astroth
Sievers
Kokos
National League
Louis
Naateeebars
Beogrivty Sissssecarserseis
Boston
Barney Masters One-Hit Cubs As Yankees Win Big
Rex Barney pitched a one hit game to blank the Chicago Cubs as Brooklyn won big. In New York, Eddie Lopat limited Cleveland to five hits and the Yankees defeated the Indians 6-0 without Joe DiMaggio who was out with the flu. The win put New York three games up on Boston, while Boston’s Braves beat Cincinnati 6-2 with Coopman Cooper homering twice.
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New York
Rex Barney
Chicago Cubs
Barney
Windy City
Brooklyn
New York City
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Bobby Feller
Tribesmen
Regular Box Seat Holders Pick For Playoff
Pocatello Cardinal Business Manager Marvin Milkes says regular box seat holders have first choice of seats for the upcoming playoff games in Pocatello. Box holders must contact Milkes by Wednesday afternoon for Billings games. after that it is first come, first served. The Shaughnessy playoffs move to Pocatello tomorrow night in a best of five series, with 40 percent of gate receipts shared among players, split 60-40 in favor of the winning team.
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Pocatello
Pocatello Cardinal
Marvin Milkes
Pocatello Billings
Milkes
Shaughnessy
Billings
Halliwell Park
DiMag Flu Strikes Yankees Outfielder
New York outfielder Joel DiMaggio of the Yankees was struck by influenza and ordered to bed by team physician on Monday.
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Dimag
NEW York
Joel DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Holt Greets 39 Prospects For ISC Fresh Grid Squad
Idaho State college begins first freshman football season with 39 prospects at initial practice. Coach Milt Holt leads the program with assistants Wally Kelly and Cecil Flint. Future games include Oct 7 at Ogden, Oct 22 at Dillon, and Oct 29 home vs Hill Field, with a tentative Nov 12 game at Malad against Snow College.
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Holt
ISC Fresh Grid
Idaho State College
Kittens
Milt “Dubby” Holt
Wally Kelly
Cecil Flint
Ogden
Hill Field
Dillon
Mont
Montana Normal
Pocatello
Montana State
Fresh
Snow College
Malad
Dwuane Bell
Twin Falls
Milton Foresythe
Honolulu
Larry Christenson
John Durbin
Shelley
Richard Schroeder
Caldwell
Boyd Jenkins
Grace
John DeBarron
Maridan
Mickey Vale
BiLl Shields
Mass
Double Main Event Lined Up For Fans
The National Guard armory in Poca hosts a wrestling double main event. Maurice LaChappelle faces Gypsy Joe in the first attraction, while Milt Olsen meets Danny McDonald in the second. Detton battles Lefty Pacer in the opener, with two main events slated for two out of three falls.
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National Guard Armory
Pocatello
Maurice LaChappelle
Gypsy Joe
Milt Olsen
Danny McDonald
Scotland
Joe
McDonald
Olsen
Gate City
Glen Detton
Lefty Pacer
Aussie bettor lands big win at Flemington
Melbourne report says W. Deran an Australian bookmaker, chose five long shots at the Flemington tracks on Saturday and won 20 200 Australian pounds for a two pound stake. He reportedly placed eight bets of 1 000 pounds each at 100 to 8 odds and arrived Monday with a bodyguard to collect the prize.
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Melbourne
Australia
W.&. Deran
Felmington
Red and Blue Day Prepares for Pocatello Boise Clash
Big Chief Chace Anderson notes Pocatello Indians as dark horse in 1949 Big Six as they train in Great Falls before opening conference play. Boise Braves, led by returning lettermen Kleffner and Chambers, aim to upset, with Red and Blue Day parade set for 1 30 p m and kickoff at 2 30 p m in Spud Bowl Idaho State College.
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Chace Anderson
Pocatello High School
Gate City
Great Falls
Pocatello Warriors
Pocatello
Boise
Anderson
Mike Mills
Capitol City Tribe
Braves
Dopesters
Meridian
Box Elder
Utah
West Jordan
Gibb
Don Chambers
Howard Barton
Dale Mathews
Gene van Houtén
Ronald Oliver
Phillip Kleffner
LeRoy Weber
Don Zimmer
Paul Burris
Keith Bagley
Kleffner
Warriors
Idaho State College
Powerful Coyotes Next In Line To Face Bengals
Idaho State prepares for a Saturday night clash at Caldwell with the College of Idaho Coyotes after a costly loss to Wyoming. Four Bengals nursing injuries include starters Kirlin Walker Holmes Adams with Frisch sidelined by facial stitches.
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Coyotes
Bengals
University of Wyoming Cowboys
Idaho State College Bengals
Bengal
ISC Gladiators
Jac Desend Fe
AD Wintin
Chu
College of Idaho Coyotes
Kirlin
John Walker
Claude Holmes
Vern Adams
Caldwell
Big Jack Frisch
Johnnie Vesser
Italo
Babe” Caccia
ISC
Southern Idaho College of Education
Vesser-Caccia
Molinelli's Maintains Torrid Pace in Major League Play
Molinelli's extended its win streak to eight in the 1949-50 Major League round, with Antlers, AAA Insurance, BPOE No. 674, and Sapphire Lounge also posting four straight wins. Ray Burnham led series with 636 and Oz Mullins had a 238 game as BPOE topped high team game at 966 and Sapphire achieved 2744 in team series.
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Molinelli’s
Molinelli
AAA Insurance
BPOE
Sapphire Lounge
Ray Burnham
Oz Mullins
Sapphire Crew
Olsen and Loveland
Hestire
Fred
Steve
Arnold
Onn
AAA
Phire Lounge
Tiremenee
Moose Lodge
Wis
Mike’s
Peta
Miller Sets Pace In Links Tourney
ST. LOUIS Mo UP Clancy Miller, veteran golfer who never won anything, set the pace in the opening round of the Western Amateur golf tournament here with an even par 36 35. Frank Stranahan of Toledo Ohio, favored to reach the final, struggled on mushy greens and closed with 37 39 76, five over par.
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ST. Louis
Clancy Miller
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Gunners Set For Special Deer Hunt
Long list of 600 hunter permits announced for Sublette division in Min idoka forest. Hunt runs October 14 to 18 with participants from Pocatello American Falls Rockland and other Idaho locales.
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Sublette
Minidoka National Forest
R. E. Hoffman
Fish and Game Department
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Palahach
Pocatello Post
Pocatello AB
H PO
Moore
Peccia
Means
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Joe Palooka
Cards’ Park
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Staley
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Wilber
Sanicki
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Raffensberger
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Blackwell
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al Stephenson
Dick Nelson
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al Buchanan
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United Press
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Phoenix Cafe
Baseball Cigar Store
American Legion
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L.C. Burnham Jr
Virginia Bostic
Florence Brynildsen
Luther Burnham
Fred Barnes
J. F. Bostic
Marie Bostic
P. A. Brynildsen
Catherine Coatos
Donald Cole
Mae Cox
Beverly Cole
W. B. Cox
Ervin Crane
Louise Cunnington
E. R. Dayley
Dad Daniels
Marian Ferro
Cora Fingerles
Abe Aguirre
Oscar Anderson
Ronald Blake
Fred Baisch
Ralph Bowler
William Barnard
O. C. Christensen
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Clarence Gohl
Frank Heaton
Yvonne Hofman
Alford Harrell
Fern ‘Heaton
William Isaak
William Ingraham
Janelle Jenny
W. F. Jasman
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C. J. Krein
Richard Ku
Myrl Perry
Mryl Perry
Harold Permann
Jack Richards
Clifton Robinson
Lawrence Robinson
John Robinson
Alvin Ralphs
Ronnie Richardson
Glen Stokes
Karl Whittier
Fred Wegil
R. M. Whittier
LaMar Whiter
Preston
Dan Belnap
Lyle Carter
George Carter
George G. Carter
Earl Jones
Sarah Thompson
Allen Thompson
Philco
Mitchell
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