NCAA Transfers Idaho State to Seventh District
Idaho State college seeks transfer from the eighth to the seventh NCAA district with a January convention decision in New York. Thomas P. West says the executive committee has voted to recommend the move. ISC will field freshman teams to allow four years of competition.
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Riflemen Shoot Regional .30 Caliber Tournament
A regional .30 caliber rifle tournament is set for Buhl on Sunday. Idaho State Rifle and Pistol association members still hold shoots in Nampa, Idaho Falls, and northern Idaho. Also notes include Tattta beating Kilday in Jacksonville and Fernandez knocking out Wilson in Honolulu. The U S produces about 200 million pounds of vegetable seed annually for global crop planting, with 9.5 percent or 8.5 million acres of California under cultivation.
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Tribune Baseball School Opens Late Next Month
The Pocatello Tribune announces its first annual baseball school held July 22 to 27 in cooperation with the city recreation department and Pocatello Cardinals. Cardinals players assist in position instruction. all playing-age boys are invited. An all star team will compete in a Pioneer league contest, and a most outstanding boy will receive an award.
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Cardinals
Riot at Billings sparks league probe and penalties
A major incident at Billings last Wednesday sparked a league inquiry led by Pres. Jack Halliwell. Reported misconduct involves players from Pocatello and Billings with potential fines and suspensions as results are reviewed. key figures include Bob Vogel Dick Morgan Ted Lewandowski Walter Lowe John Stilwell and Dominic Barczewski.
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Marvin Milkes
Great Falls
Bob Vogel
Dick Morgan
Ted Lewandowski
Walter Lowe
John Stilwell
Bob Clear
Fist of Stilwell
Dominic Barczewski
Cardinals
Johnny Sain Loses Five This Season
The 30 year old Johnny Sain, once a 20 game winner, suffered his fifth straight loss as the Chicago Cubs defeated the Braves 8 to 4 in a day game. Reports of strife with manager Billy Southworth persist, though Sain says he is healthy and strong.
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Ring Results and Local Boxing Notes Across Cities
In Los Angeles Ike Williams outpointed Irving Steen in a non title bout. In Wilmington Rocky Graziano knocked out Bobby Claus. In St Paul Ernesto Aguilar drew Glen Flanagan as gentlemen of the sport. A separate incident near Twin Falls drew warnings and fines as umpires clamp down on showmanship.
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Bees Beat Billings and Salt Lake City in Pioneer League
Billings topped Great Falls 7 6 and Salt Lake City defeated Ogden 3 2 in Pioneer League action. Salt Lake City moved to second place, six games behind Billings, with a .591 percentage to Pocatello’s .587. The Bees won at Great Falls on nine innings with strong pitching and a late unearned run en route.
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Be Beetlebombs and Sweet Peas Lead Local Softball Standings
Monday and Tuesday scores released by Jack Kobe and Sam Maynard show the Sweet Peas beating the Blue Racers 21 to 12 at Alameda with Carrico and D Dayley starring for the winners. Beetlebombs defeated the Spiders 9 to 2 at Irving, with Templeton and Empey for Beetlebombs. River Rats beat the Cards 32 to 6, and the Stingers forfeited to the Bulldogs in senior league action at Irving. Halliwell Cardinals topped Indians 11 to 9.
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Bobcats Triumph In Low-Scoring Pilots Clash
The Bobcats grounded the Pilots 9 to 8 with Bobcats B Welch and L Dinson in action against Pilots R Smith and L Lowe. The Sheiks won by a forfeit over the Falcons.
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Blond George Stricklam Beats Tony Olivas In Final Bout
In a Tuesday armory showdown, George Stricklam, the blond, wins two falls over Tony Olivas the red devil from Mexico in a clean fight. Referees split fighters as Mayne, Olsen, and James mix in after a tense exchange with holds and a stopped bout when ropes wrapped around Johnny James' neck.
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Moran Leads American Women Into Wimbledon Third Round
Santa Monica player Gussie Moran outplayed Betty Wilford of Britain 6-1 6-4 at Wimbledon. A crowded No. 1 court watched the so called glamor girl in lace panties, worn for the first time today. Ben Franklin originated daylight saving time.
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Gussie) Moran
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