Fifty Pocatello Guardsmen Qualify as Rifle Experts at Fort Lewis
Fifty members of Pocatello's Hand Headquarters and Sixth Army units trained at Fort Lewis in summer camps and earned rifle qualifications. Nine sharp shooters scored 135 plus points, four achieved expert, with Roy H. Lafon leading all shooters at 156 of 170. Coaches from Sixth Army aided the training.
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Frank R. Shelton
Robert B. Swainston
Brendon H. Bateman
Leonard L. Marler
Thomas B. Johnson
David O. Dimick
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Deward L. Nelson
Harry B. Artley
Willis J. Tillotson
Robert H. Ivey
Owen EF. Rogers
Frederrick A. Clark
Orville Howell
Daniel L. Richmond
Dean Worley
Alan Muncey
Alfred C. Fowler
Harold L. O'Neal
Vernon E. Bell
Clayton Conn
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Bob H. Larson
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Charles Stoy
Cowboys Release Rookie Catcher Rhoer From Farm System
New York Yankees affiliate in Twin Falls announced on Tuesday the outright release of rookie catcher Claire Rhoer. He was batting .138 with defense praised but hitting weaknesses cited by business manager Jack Radtke as the reason for the cut.
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Mutual Intermountain Radio Schedule Overview
Radio listings show a full day of programs across Mutual Intermountain with newsreels, live music, talk segments, and entertainment. Notable items include Morning Special, Editor's Diary, Faith in Our Time, Kate Smith Sings, Turntable Time, and Queen for a Day among many local shows and news briefings.
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Star Rejoins Boise Club In Pioneer League Return
Infielder Gordon Williamson returns to the Boise Pilots lineup for a new Pioneer League series against the Ogden Reds tonight. A Creighton University dental student, Williamson began in Lewiston in 1939 and brings veteran league experience. Pilots owner Haydn Walker also announced Don Phipps was optioned to Klamath Falls of the Far West league.
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YMCA Softball Evening Fixtures At Local Courts
Tonight at 6:30 JACL's face N O P followed by Moose versus Purina Chows at 7:30 and I A M against Y's Men at 8:30. Score notes include Safeways 620 00 8 7 2 Painters 002 01 3 2 1 Marley and Labrun Empey and T Roberts. Star Cab 100 014 2 8 10 1 Steve's 001 010 2 4 9 1 Yost and White Morrison and Cullen Kraft's 000 300 14 7 2 Chalmers 000 000 000 0 3 0 Hill and Doss Hall and Knowles.
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Favored Pair Loses Match On Legion Wrestling Card
Highlight of last night at the National Guard armory was the Australian tag match won by Billy McBain and Al Williams. Milt Olsen and George Strickland claimed only the second fall of the three fall event. Johnny James rallied to win the last two falls in the three fall preliminary against Gorilla Poggi.
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Cards Battle Billings in Crspecial Test
Pioneer baseball league action returns with eight teams in play. Top matchup features Billings Mustangs versus Pocatello Cardinals, who have won ten straight to move within two games of the leaders. Frank Dean leads the hitting surge with 29 hits in 69 at bats for a .492 average and a 12 game hit streak.
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Baseball scores and standings from multiple leagues
Summary of minor and major league results with game scores across Pioneer Western International Pacific Coast and other leagues plus a boxing note. Notable: Vancouver 1 1 Salem 5-6. Tacoma 9 Spokane 5. Yakima 13 Victoria 4. Portland 4 Los Angeles 3. Seattle 6 San Francisco 4. Louisville 6 3 Toledo 0 2. Indianapolis 9 Columbus 6. Rochester 3 5 Syracuse 3 11. Montreal 8 Baltimore 6. Fort Worth 22 Beaumont 2. Tulsa 11 Houston 5. New Orleans 6 Chattanooga 4. Omaha 7 Des Moines 6. Denver 8 Sioux City 7. plus Livio Minelli 149 Italy outpointed Herman McCray 151 Philadelphia.
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Houston
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Coast League scores and lineups from early games
Baseball scores show Coast League teams like Los Angeles Seattle Sacramento Hollywood San Diego and Oakland facing results. Players Carlson Malone Gladd Francisco Dempsey Partee Fletcher Besse Grasso White Freitas Salvo Conger Rai mondi Olsen Salveson Unser C Adams Moore Candini Thompson Padgett appear in listed matchups and box scores.
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Utah Warden Fined For Fishing Before Season Opens
J F Marsh of Springville received a $100 fine in Justice of the Peace Wilford Stoker's court for fishing before the season opened. He was caught by Charles Atwood of Price, a part time warden, and lost his fishing gear and his warden badge and commission.
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Radio Schedule Grid For KSEI Stations
A detailed Wednesday broadcast lineup lists NBC programs from Curtain Call at 6:00 p.m. to News at Home and Abroad at 5:45 p.m., including The Wayne King Show, Duffy’s Tavern, Mr District Attorney, Adventures of Archie Andrews, Blondie, Rex Stout’s niche hours, and multiple news summaries plus music blocks and soap operas across KSEI AM and FM frequencies.
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Cerdan Faces La Motta For World Middleweight Title
Marcel Cerdan risks his world middleweight crown tonight at Briggs Stadium against Jake La Motta of the Bronx, an 8 to 5 underdog. The bout pits the French Moroccan champion against a gritty New York challenger in a marquee Detroit matchup.
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How They Stand West Springfield Bout Results
Orlando Zuleta of Havana Cuba outpointed Tiiviano Bonetti of Milan Italy in a light middleweight bout held in West Springfield Massachusetts. Zuleta scored 10 points more on the judges’ cards.
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Wildlife Study Underway in Gray's Lake Area
A wildlife survey in Gray's Lake region of Caribou County covers wildfowl and furbearers with a separate plan to begin mountain sheep and goat surveys along the Salmon River. The team includes G. R. Gutermuth of the Wildlife Management Institute, Dr. Daniel L. Leedy of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and Dr. Paul Dalke from the University of Idaho.
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Gooding School To Get Cinder Track and Field
Earl Hansen of Burley submitted the low bid of 2750 dollars for a cinder track and athletic field at the Gooding deaf and blind school. Matthews Brothers of Boise bid 1130.24 dollars for remodeling the Boise employment security office. Bids will be studied before contracts are awarded.
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Death Calls Last Strike Moran Dies at 70
Charles B. Moran 70 a former National League umpire and Centre College football coach died at his home in Horse Cave Ky of a heart ailment. Moran coached the Praying Colonels and mentored stars Bo McMillin Red Roberts and Red Weaver his 1921 Centre team defeated Harvard 6 to 0. He spent 24 years umpiring retired in 1939 and later ran a farm. Moran also played for the St Louis Cardinals in 1903 before arm trouble ended his playing career.
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Seattle Cuts Stars Lead in Pacific Coast League Race
Seattle closed the gap on Hollywood after a 6 4 win over San Francisco while Sacramento beat the league leaders 7 6. Don Dempsey walked in three seventh inning runs as Seattle rallied from a deficit. Portland beat Los Angeles 4 3 in 10 innings as Luke Easter and Orestes Minoso homered for San Diego in a 5 4 victory at Oakland.
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Caddy Earns First Hole-in-One at Blue Lake Course
A 14 year old named Bill Stewart of Buhl fired a hole in one on the 150 yard No 3 hole at Blue Lake country club. It was the first reported ace on the newly opened course in use for about a year.
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Huskies Sell Out for Notre Dame Game in Seattle
The University of Washington announced a standing room only crowd for the October 1 football clash with Notre Dame. Tickets went on sale ten days earlier and the 40,000 seat stadium sold out quickly.
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University of Washington
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Fred Johnson Tops Spartan Track Record Holder
Record shows Fred Johnson of Michigan State as indoor and outdoor IC4A broad jump champion and holder of eight Spartan track records. He holds four broad jump marks, two dash marks and two low hurdles records. Tribune Want-Ads for Results.
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