West Side Narrowly Falls to American Falls in Heartbreaker
In a tense district game at Marsh Valley West Side Pirates lose 43-42 to American Falls. Ed Hobbs leads West Side with 15 points while Paul Bingham scored 15 versus Soda Springs in a prior 127 game and Fielding toppled West Side 59-47.
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West Side
American Falls
Pirates
Marsh Valley
Piet School
Soda Springs Cardinals
Fielding
Soda Springs
Paul Bingham
Soda
Ed Hobbs
van McKay
Hawkes
West Side G Ft Fm
Gunnell
Hobbs
Shepherd
McKay
Bingham
Amer. Falls G Ft Fm
Huse Savage
Meadows Hawkes
Serpa Friesen
G Ft Fm
Hatch
Perry Shepherd
Bineham
Fielding M Ttson
Arnell
Stukie
Hoge
Petersen
Humphreys
Soda _ carnes pame
Ft Fm
Hatch Gunnell
Shepherd Balls
Smith Hines Gentry
Young
Thomas Navilor
Preston
Rigby Preston
Logan Preston
West Side Preston
Burley Preston
Soda Spr Ngs
Logan
Grace Preston Preston
Marsh Valley Preston
Aberdeen Preston
Snake River
Malad
Preston Preston
Blackfoot Preston
Montpelier Preston
Murish Valley
Aberdeen Preston Preston
Snike River Preston
Malad Preston
Montpelier
Indians Elim in Tourney After Three Games
Preston Indians exit 1962 63 basketball tourney after three games. They beat Montpelier 67 53 then fell 64 49 to Pocatello and 46 43 to Malad while missing star Jed Dunkley sprained ankle earlier. Elapsed season ends.
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Preston Indians
Indians
Pocatello
Preston
Elaoa Larsen
Woodrow Rasmussen
Pocabello
Campbell
Montpelier
Jed Dunkley
Malad
Elliot Larsen
Ft Fm
Rasmussen
Christensen
Moser Larsen
Smith Rawlings
Condie Larsen
D Thiemann Wilde Peterson
Jepsen
J Godfrey Dunkley
D Choules
Campbell Cooper Dunn
Juidinger
Herzog McCunce
Ntase Shoorman
Ponte
Montet
Irser
Lypeman
Terson
Jn Poset
Golfres
Nield
Kunz Petersen Hemmadt Guyon Teuscher Bateman
Arnell
Sneddon
Preston Rasmuseen Choules
Larsen Condie
Godfrey
Peterson
Pis Blaisdell
Budge Vaughan Hartvigsen
Daniels
Preston High JV finishes season 18 2 with wins over Blackfoot Montpelier
The Preston High Junior Varsity completes the year with 18 wins and two losses. They defeated Blackfoot and Montpelier to end the season in first place in the state while Aberdeen and Blackfoot provided the losses. Key players include Charles Peterson Benton Smith Nick Rust and others.
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Preston High
Preston
Blackfoot
Montpelier
Preston Papooses
Aberdeen
Them
Logan
Charles Peterson
Benton Smith
Nick Rust
Billy Godfrey
Douglas Larsen
Dan Jepsen
Dwain Wilde
Steve Rawlings
Vance Christensen
Dennis Woolf
Brad Wakley
Dwight Rawlings
Preston LDS Fifth Ward Basketball Team Losses Open Tourney
The Preston ward team opened the church tournament in Salt Lake City with a 53 38 defeat by Mountain View and then fell 52 40 to Albuquerque Second. The squad, the sole North Central team in the event, toured Brigham Young University before returning home. Weekend guests visited local families and refreshments followed.
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Preston Lds
Preston
Salt Lake City
Mountain View
Ward
Albuquerque
Ricmond Ward
Brigham Young University
Preston Fifth Ward
Eddie Moser
Clar Johnson
Dennis Lund
Reed Owen
Philip Mockli
Roger Owen
Brent Porter
Clyde Condie
Bert Ashcroft
Carl Nielson
Earl Mos R
Ronald Randall
Larry Johnson
Steven Moser
Season's Last Cutter Race Held in Cache Valley
The Cache Valley Cutter Association hosted the season finale against the Northern Utah Cutter Association on February 23. Winners included Shorty Whitehead and Glen Carter, Blane Schwaneveldt, and multiple racing pairs. Logan had a rough meet.
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Cache Valley Cutter Associatem
Northern Utah Cutter Association
Idaho Falls
Logan
Les Traveler
del Gibson
Duane Jones
Herman Johnson
Clyde Hendricks
Anderson Brothers
Glen Hillyart
Martin & Doney
Jerry Srhvaneveidt
Smith & King
Curt & Ray
Kirkbride & Edwards
Thompson & Matthews
Theo Srhvanevekt
Sperkman
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