Pocatello Wins 21-0 as Boise Fails to Score
Pocatello high school defeated Boise 21 to 0 before a partial Boise junior college stadium crowd. Star halfback Gary Paxman highlighted Pocatello’s offense with a 45 yard jaunt to the end zone and key plays from Dick Gates and Bob Pettit. Boise fought early but stalled with missed passes and stalled drives, while Pocatello sealed the win with late fourth quarter scores by Doug Collins and Ray Stevenson on short runs.
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Rockland Starts Out On Gridiron
Rockland begins football under new coach Wayne Nelson with extensive practices and conditioning. Six lettermen headline a 20 player squad as the Bulldogs prepare for a Sept. 24 preseason game against Malta with an aerial focus. The Fifth District schedule lists Oct. 1 Arimo at Rockland, Oct. 8 Rockland at Inkom, Oct. 15 Rockland at Arimo, and Oct. 22 Inkom at Rockland.
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Radio Programs on KEIO 1450 Sunday Schedule
Listing of KEIO 1450 AM Sunday programs from 7:00 A.M. Coast to Coast to 12:00 A.M. Sign Off including Coast to Coast Message of Israel AP News Coffee Concerts Voice of Adventist Youth Texas Jim Robertson Foreign Reporters Fine Arts Quartet The American Almanac National Editor Home guest segments This Week At World Guest Star This Changing Sam Pettingill Treasury Band Baseball Great Story Told Go For The House Piano Playhouse Stop The Music Walter Winchell Louella Parsons Theater Guild of the Air Eyes on the Ball Newsweek Looks Ahead Drew Pearson Baseball Shoppers Guide The Fat Man Breneman Research Bridge To Dream Music Sign Off.
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Warren William, Screen Star, Dies
Hollywood reports screen idol Warren William died Friday from influenza that developed into myeloma after a 10 month illness. He was a leading man of the 1930s and often likened to John Barrymore.
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Notre Dame edge Purdue in opener as season begins
Notre Dame ruggedly edged Purdue 28 to 27 before a 59,343 crowd at Notre Dame Stadium in South Bend. The roundup lists numerous college games with Ohio State, Michigan, Illinois and others posting varied results across the nation.
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Chuck Congdon Captures Canadian Open Title in Vancouver
Tacoma golfer Chuck Congdon won the Canadian Open in Vancouver by three strokes after a final round 69 to finish at 280 for 72 holes. He trailed Dick Metz entering the final round but surged past Metz who finished with 283 after a two over par 74.
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Red Sox and Indians win keep tight pace in league race
Boston tops the Yankees 7 2 behind Jack Kramer seven hitter while Cleveland defeats Detroit 9 3 as the trio for the pennant holds a three way lead with six games left. Boston’s win and New York’s loss widen the gap behind. Gene Bearden limits Detroit to seven hits in a 9 3 win as the Indians stay in contention.
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Baseball scores and pitching notes from American League games
Recap of multiple AL and NL games with team totals, pitchers, home runs, and final scores. Highlights include St. Louis beating Chicago 7 to 2, and Boston and New York matchups with late scoring. Other results show Detroit and Cleveland, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, and St. Louis vs Chicago in a separate tilt.
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Lowly Cottontail Wins Protection In Idaho
Idaho designates a cottontail rabbit hunting season October 1 to January 31 with a four rabbit bag limit and county openness except refuges. The move ends decades without a closed season, prioritizing cottontails for meat and conservation while jackrabbits remain unrestricted.
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Brooklyn Beats Philadelphia in Low-Scoring Clash
Brooklyn Cardinals defeat Philadelphia Phillies 3 to 0 in nine innings with Barney Campanella Leon ard Dabiel Simmons and Seminick contributing key plays. Philadelphia scores late for a total of 7 runs.
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Fine Proposed On Non-Voters
Ohioans qualified to vote who do not vote would lose rights to sue in state courts, acquire property over $500, obtain a driver license, or own and operate a car under a constitutional amendment proposed by Charles H. Hubbel. The measure would also apply to corporations with 25 percent or more officers and directors not meeting voting requirements.
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Old Times Revived Stage Coach Service Opens
Lewis Diamond L Ranch launches a summer stage coach route between the reach and Glacier National Park. Two round trips daily operate along an old stage coach road beside Sherbourne Lake, drawing a four-horse coach from bygone days.
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