Pocatello Women Host State Amateur Golf Tourney
Final plans are under way for the 1945 Idaho state amateur golf tournament to be held at Pocatello’s Ross Park course July 2 to 4 with July 1 set for qualifying and practice rounds. Local officials and Roy Horn, the municipal pro, coordinate with state leaders as past champions and hopefuls prepare for a strong field.
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Idaho
Pocatello
Ross Park Course
The
Pocatello Golf Association
Joe Prilucik
Buhl
Jeff Williams
Boise
F. W. Gourley
Idaho Falls
McLaughlin
Spencer Ford
H. L. Fawson
Denna Ogden
Roy Horn
Goff and Bell Meet in 36-Hole Utah Amateur Final
Arnold Goff of Salt Lake City defends his Utah Amateur title against Sgt Earl Bell of Kearns in a 36 hole final at Fort Douglas. Goff defeated Ed Ervasti in last year's open round to claim the championship.
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Salt Lake City
Arnold Goff
Utah
Sgt
Earl Bell
Kearns
Fort Douglas
Goff
Ed Ervasti
Joseph Stalin Real Name Revealed
The statement identifies Joseph Stalin by his birth name Iosif Vissarionovitch Dzugashvili, noting the alias used in historical record. The information highlights the founder of the Soviet leadership and the name change commonly associated with his rise to power.
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Joseph Stalin
Iosif Vissarionovitch Dzugashvili
Veterans and Boisean Ready for 36-Hole Idaho Amateur Final
Cpl Charles Rupert of Mountain Home AFB and Newt Carter of Boise meet in a 36 hole Idaho amateur final. Rupert beat Dick White 4 and 3 in semifinals. Carter defeated Rollo Gibbons 2 and 1. Carter, 1941 champion, is favored for putting accuracy. Rupert known for power off the tees. Finalists in the Presidents Flight are Cosgriffs Walter and Mel in an 18 hole final.
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Twin Falls
Charles Rupert
Mountain Home Air Base
Newt Carter
Boise
Rupert
Long Island, N. Y
Dick White
Carter
Rollo Gibbons
Jerome
Cosgriffs
Walter Cosgriff
Salt Lake City
Mel Cosgriff
Walt Cosgriff
Kit Ballard
Idaho Falls
Mel Crosgriff
Tom Begley
Pocatello
Women to Host Ladies Day at Pocatello Golf Course
A ladies day program is set for Wednesday at the Pocatello golf course starting at 4 PM. The hostess committee features Margaret Golob Evelyn Buck Elene McLaughlin Mabel Hackworth and Dorothy Howard. Supper will follow the play.
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Pocatello Golf Course
Margaret Golob
Evelyn Buck
Elene McLaughlin
Mabel Hackworth
Dorothy Howard
Byrd Takes Lead in Plum Hollow Invitational Golf
Sammy Byrd, a former New York Yankee, fired an eight under par 64 on his home course to lead Byron Nelson by one stroke after 36 holes in the Plum Hollow club invitational big four. Craig Wood and Harold Jug McSpaden trailed with 152 and 144 totals.
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Detroit
Sammy Byrd
Plum Hollow
Byron Nelson
New York Yankee
Nelson
Craig Wood
Harold “Jug” McSpaden
Ott Refunds Fine to Voiselle for Ill noted Game
Giants manager Mel Ott said he returned the $500 fine to pitcher Bill Voiselle for ignoring instructions in a June 1 night game against the St. Louis Cardinals. Ott noted Voiselle was trying to snap a losing streak and showed team spirit.
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Philadelphi
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Bill Voiselle
St. Louis Cardinals
Ott
Voiselle
Caddy Quits In District Senior Golf Match
In Columbus Ohio a caddy angrily quits after a golfer misses a two foot putt. He declares he will not caddy for a player who plays golf that way and throws down the bag before leaving the green. The golfer must carry his clubs thereafter.
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Columbus
Malad Legion to Play Malad Town Team at Hal liwell Park
The American Legion baseball squad will host the postponed game with Malad town team at Halliwell Park at 2 o'clock this afternoon. It will be the Legion’s first game of the year and a gauge of local strength before July’s semi pro tournament and a state championship run. No admission is charged and boosters are hoped to attend.
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American Legion
Halliwell Park
Legion
Legion Baseball
Gorby
All Stars
Downey Camp
Twin Falls
Softball Loop Opens Play With Doubleheader Monday
The softball season begins Monday at Rainey field with Moose Lodge vs NOP at 7 p.m. and Idaho Lumber vs PAC at 8 p.m. The schedule lists games Monday Wednesday and Friday nights, plus upcoming dates through July with matches including Fighting Seventeens and Simplot Fertilizer. Two additional leagues for boys and for women and girls are in formation for Tuesday and Thursday play.
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Rainey Field
Moose Lodge
Naval Ordnance Plant
Idaho Lumber
P.A.C
George E. Shelton
C. R. Harris
Lew Harrison
Rip” Gledhill
N.O.P
Fighting
Simplot
Moose
P.ac
Carlson Will Provides $1000 To Shrine Hospital
Twin Falls residents learn Arthur A. Carlson, a wealthy rancher who died June 19, left a probate estate valued at details read in the filing. The will directs a $1,000 gift to the Shrine hospital for crippled children in Portland.
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Twin Falls
Shrine Hospital
Portland
Arthur A. Carlson
Twin Fall
Fines Imposed After White Sox Browns Dugout Brawl
Chicago in born fight between White Sox and St. Louis Browns leads to fines from AL president Will Harridge. Manager Luke Sewell pays 250 dollars along with pitchers George Caster Sigmund Jakucki and infielder Ellis Clary who each receive 100 dollar penalties for actions during the melee in St Louis. Joe Dykes and Karl Scheel escape with minor injuries as the ruling cites failure to control the club and ensuing attack. The incident followed earlier on field tensions amid jockeying between the clubs this season.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Luke Sewell
Sewell
Will Harridge
George Caster
Sigmund Jakucki
Ellis Clary
Sox
St. Louis
Jimmy Dykes
Karl Scheel
Harridge
Pasarella
Caster
White Sox
Jakucki
Clary
Scheel
Browns
The Hunter Loses His Temper
A hunter hidden near Paddy the Beaver’s pond laughs privately as Redy Fox plans to ambush ducks. Sammy Jay spots Reddy Fox and yells thief prompting the Quacks to move to the pond’s center. Reddy Fox departs, while the hunter smiles at the likely long stay of the ducks and his chance to return.
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Paddy
Beaver
Mrs. Quack
Reddy Fox
Reddy
Lightfoot
Sammy Jay
Harder Siblings Inherit Major Estate Share
The will distributes about 72,600 dollars to the deceased’s sister Mrs. Ada W. Harder and other heirs. The bulk of the estate goes to Ada W. Harder as named beneficiary.
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Ada W. Harder
Sammy Jay Foils Hunter in Duck Tale
A hunter hides to shoot Lightfoot the Deer but reshapes plans after Sammy Jay warns of the hunter. Reddy Fox hunts ducks for hunger, while Sammy defends the Quacks. The hunter loses patience, ends the ambush, and Sammy Jay remains modest in the end.
Franklin County Resident Prefers Idaho Connection
Harvey Gibson, president of Preston chamber, attended Zimmerly air transport inaugural events in Pocatello. The Idahoan native says Franklin County should align with Idaho, not Utah, praising intrastate air service as a regional link. He notes Franklin's ties to Utah and desires closer Idaho affiliation. There is a note listing about 17 albatross species in the world.
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Harvey Gibson
Chamber of Commerce
Preston
Pocatello
Zimmerly Air Transport
Idaho
Gibson
Franklin
Utah
Military Training as Solution for Troubled Youths
The author argues that boys failing in school should be educated and trained to be self supporting citizens, with army or navy involvement if homes fail. Interruptions harm learning, and healthy, intelligent youths needing growth may find purpose in military life, while criminal youths require state education.
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Army
Navy
Education and military service urged for boys
A column praises good students as future soldiers and sailors and suggests summer camps and training corps to aid those who thrive in school. It also promotes Angelo Patri's booklet No. 303 Eating, with a request for 10 cents and a 3-cent stamp to his New York address.
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Angelo Patri
P. O
New York
N. Y
Western Air Lines Reports Large May 1945 Revenue Miles Rise
Western Air Lines posted a 64.83 percent rise in revenue passenger miles in May 1945 from May 1944, with 8,120,663 miles flown. Freight moved rose 84.51 percent to 133,102 express pounds, and express pound miles climbed 83.13 percent to 65,686,813. The gains reflect six extra flight schedules enabled by wartime releases.
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Western Air Lines
Western Air
Western
Army Air Forces to Expand Fleet With New Planes
Two of the additional planes are undergoing conversion and will be placed in operation by the end of August, according to William A. Coulter, president of Western Air Lines.
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Army Air Forces
William A. Coulter
Western Air Lines
Lois Criswell to Sing at First Presbyterian Service
Lois Criswell is announced as soloist for today’s 10 55 a m service at the First Presbyterian Church with Marion Chausse as accompanist.
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Parvin Witte
First Presbyteries
Lois Crisewell
Marion Chausse
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