Hard Fighting Card Players Lose 9 To 4
Twin Falls Cowboys won the Pioneer league playoff championship by defeating the Pocatello Cardinals 9 to 4 in Twin Falls. Cowboys began scoring in the second, edging ahead with singles and errors as pitchers Eskenberry and Maycock held the Cards to four runs. Danielson led the Cowboys with four hits in five trips, while Barczewski, Koby, and Neil each added two hits for the losing Cardinals who battled through fourth and sixth inning rallies.
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Pocatello Cardinals
Twin Falls
Sowins
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al Neil
Dale Maycock
Jim Eskenberry
LeBlanc
Barczewski
Koby
Bud Powers
Adolpho Torres
Ralph Beard
Eskenberry
Maycock
Beard
Curly
Bill Weatherwax
Danielson
Cowboys
Ernie Schuerman
Lowins
Neil
Torres
Pocatello
OPM
Curley
Koraleski
Schuerman
Polich
Leyrer
Danielsen
Metro
Jessen
Jacobs
Rf Leyrer
Ef . Sa Jessen
Hack
If Oaeese
Kovaleski
Peeveweee
Pacific Coast baseball playoffs open with Oaks in LA
The Pacific Coast Baseball league begins its governor's cup postseason with Oakland Oaks at Los Angeles and San Francisco at Seattle. The top four teams play three nights then move to rival cities for Sunday doubleheaders in a best four of seven format. Semi final victors meet for the final and 15 000 prize.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Oakland Oaks
Los Angeles
Seattle
Irish Spuds and Potato Origins
A note on Irish potatoes as a staple and the potato's origin in South America.
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South America
Butchering Guide for Game Meat and Handling
An in-depth column outlines practical steps for game hunting and meat preparation. It stresses one shot kills, proper gutting, careful skinning, and cool, clean handling. The piece covers tools, storage, and techniques to keep meat safe and palatable.
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Momma
Baseball results from a multi-game league doubleheader
A compact summary of NL and AL results across multiple games. Key outcomes include Webb improving to beat Possehl in the first NY win, and a six inning rain waiver in the second Philadelphia game. Home runs by Yvars Frey and Walker highlight the early action.
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Philadelphia
New York
Possehl
Simmons
Koecher
Lopata
Webb
Trinkle
Yvars
Frey
Walker
Pendulum Lengths Vary by Latitude for One Second Beat
A pendulum keeping exact one second per swing would need to be longer by one-fifth of an inch at Spitzbergen than at the equator. The difference reflects latitude effects on gravity and clock timing.
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Spitzbergen
Equator
Indians Cut Down World Series Ticket Requests
Cleveland Indians president Bill Veeck announced a limit of two ducats per person for a single World Series game. He also said a decision on reserving the bleachers may be made.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Bill Veeck
Senators Triumph Over Red Sox 4-2 Behind Scarborough
Washington's Ray Scarborough pitched effectively to stifle Boston as the Senators defeated the Red Sox 4-2 before 10,485 fans. Scarborough drove in two runs with a first inning single and a later hit, while Mickey Harris allowed seven more innings of two-run ball as Boston’s offense stalled.
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Ray Scarborough
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Scarborough
Dobson
Senators
Joe Dobson
Washington
Mickey Vernon
Ed Yest
Mark Christman
Jake Early
Billy Goodman
Vernon
Yost
Christman
Harris
Mickey Harris
al Kazar
Vern Stephens
Bobby Doerr
Boston Braves
Williams
New Orleans Jax Win National Softball Title
The New Orleans Jax swept Phoenix A-1 Queens to take the National Softball Congress women's championship, winning the final game 2 to 1 on a ninth inning run when Freda Savona tripled and scored on an error.
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Phoenix, Ariz
New Orleans
Jax
National Softball Congress
Phoenix
Pirates Release Nagy to Frisco
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced that pitcher Steve Nagy, a lefty from their Indianapolis farm team, has been released outright to San Francisco of the Pacific Coast league in part payment for pitcher Bill Werle.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Steve Nagy
Indianapolis
San Francisco
Bill Werle
Ed Mickelson Eyes Degree Between Baseball Stints
Ed Mickelson, St. Louis first baseman, plans four years of college work to earn a physical education degree after winter ball in Cuba ends. He credits his time at Oklahoma A&M and Missouri for his goal and notes future coaching prospects depend on a degree.
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Pocatello Cardinal
Cuba
Ed Mickelson
Oklahoma A&m
University of Missouri
Guardian
St. Louis
Missouri
Washington University
Mickelsons
Football Briefs From West Region Games
PROVO BYU missing three players in practice but all expected to play Friday against the Pacific Fleet Destroyers. Logan Utah State shifts two starters for a Friday visit from Colorado A and M. Salt Lake City Utah expects to face Arizona next Saturday after Idaho game. Beaver Knudsen out a month with ankle injury. Moscow Idaho Buckeyes and Kulsgaard praised for defense after loss to Utah. Pullman Washington State focuses on defense ahead of Stanford clash. Palo Alto Stanford frosh battered as Schwartz prepares for Washington State game.
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Brigham Young University
Pacific Fleet
Rex Berry
Gayle Holt
Don Bushore
Pepperdine
Salt Lake City
Ike Armstrong
University of Utah
Idaho
Arizona
Ute Stadium
Frank Brickey
Redskins
Corvallis
Ore
Oregon State Beavers
Knudsen
Beavers
Washington
Palo Alto
Cal
Stanford Frosh
Marchie Schwartz
Washington State
Pennant Race At A Glance
The standings show Cleveland leading with 94 wins and 56 losses, a .627 winning percentage, four games ahead of New York and Boston at 92–58. Remaining schedule lists Cleveland at Chicago and Detroit, New York at Philadelphia and Boston, and Boston facing Washington and New York with Sept 29 to Oct 3 dates.
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Nagle Named by Kiwanis in Utah Idaho District
A. W. Nagle of Idaho Falls was named one of five lieutenant governors for the Utah Idaho Kiwanis district with Reed D. Culp of Salt Lake City as governor. Assistants include Emil Shore, Caldwell. Cliff Bennett, Helper. Bert Cook, Layton. Ira Huggins, Ogden. The group adopted four resolutions backing the international convention goals, supporting the United Nations, Fire Prevention Week Oct 3–10, and high school driving training through the National Safety Council.
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Idaho Falls
Reed D. Culp
Salt Lake City
Culp
Nagle
Emil Shore
Caldwell
Cliff Bennet
Helper
Utah
Bert Cook
Layton
Ira Huggins
Ogden
Los Angeles
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National Safety Council
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