Nuttall Wins Second-Round TKO In Pocatello Card
Keith Nuttall of Brigham City Utah defeated Curtiss James of San Diego by a technical knockout at the 2nd round end in the ten round main event at the Pocatello high school gym. The card also saw Manuel Sing stop Cal Tucker in 1:30 of the second round and Bobby Foster beat Erich Hansen by TKO in the third. Jazzy bouts and Armstrong refereeing highlighted the boxing night with Don Mayne as official referee and Forrest Howard attending as physician.
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Keith Nuttall
Brigham City
Utah
Curtiss James
San Diego
Pocatello High School
Nuttall
Henry Armstrong
Pocatello
Dusky James
Manuel Sing
Cal Tucker
Sing
Tucker
Bobby Foster
Salt Lake City
Erich Hansen
Hansen
Foster
Bobby Jarvis
Ogden
Sonny Kelly
Portland
Jarvis
Kelly
Willie” Parker
Los Angeles
Paul”. Perkins
Don Mayne
Charlie Kibler
Bill Dohse
Art Banyon
Forrest Howard
Louis Denies Alienation Suit Charge by Minister
The Rev Matthew Faulkner of Atlanta sued heavyweight champion Joe Louis for 500000 claiming Louis alienated his wife Nattie Carie Faulkner. Louis and the woman Carolle Drake Faulkner denied the allegations, stating there is no truth in the claim.
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New York
Joe Louis
Louis
Carolle Drake Faulkner
Matthew Faulkner
Atlanta
Chicago
Paris
Padres Rally Past Angels For 13 5 Win
San Diego Padres recovered from behind with rallies in the third and fifth innings to defeat the Los Angeles Angels 13 to 5 before 3 024 fans. The victory gave San Diego a 3 to 2 series edge in the Pacific Coast league matchup.
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SAN Diego
San Diego Padres
Los Angeles Angels
Padres
Five Men Run Idaho Higher Ed Says Reader Feature
A columnist argues Idaho’s single board system risks favoritism toward the University of Idaho. The piece compares the state board of education, the regents, and other executive committees, all the same five men, and imagines how ISC budgets could shift funds away from other schools. It questions equity among Idaho State College Moscow and Pocatello advantages.
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Idaho
State Board of Education
Board of Regents
University of Idaho
University of Idaho Board of Regents
Gem State
Idaho State College
ISC
Pocatello
Idaho State Colllege
Idaho State
JSC
Moscow
Gate City
State University
Board of Education
State University At
Board of Pees
University of Ida
Twenty One Entered In Alpette Ski Club Meet
Alpette Ski Club reports 21 entrants in a three event meet from 10 a.m. at Justice ar. Participants include Bill Borton and Bob Hilliard who placed first and second in the recent Twin Falls meet. Don Grimes Joe Primbs set courses and time. Blaine Gasser Art Young are judges and Chester Allen head official. Roads plowed and parking ample with about three feet of snow on the course promising good skiing conditions.
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Jimmy Hanna
Stan Noble
Pocatello
Twin Falls
Pocatello Vfw
Alpette
LaMar Lindsey
Justice Ar
Bill Borton
Bob Hilliard
Don Grimes
Joe Primbs
Lindsey
Blaine Gasser
Art Young
Ing
Chester Allen
MSU’s Charles Davey Captures Third NCAA Boxing Crown
Charles Davey of Michigan State won his third NCAA boxing title as Michigan State and Wisconsin competed for the team championship in Madison. Wisconsin had been undefeated for three years in the event.
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Madison
Wis
Charles Davey
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Finalists named in Pocatello Cardbat Boy contest
Six candidates competed in the Pocatello Cardinal batboy finals as judges from three radio stations and local papers interviewed them in the Mayor's office. Ross Benson substituted for his son Michael due to mumps, delivering strong responses. Finalists read essays and faced questions on Pioneers and job duties. First prize is the card boy post, second prize a gold wristwatch, third a baseball glove.
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Pocatello
George Phillips
Ross Benson
Michael Benson
Ross
Michael
Pioneer League
Mickey Richmond
West Center
Tommy West Jr
South Fifth Ave
Kent Hadley
North Tenth Ave
Jim Loveland
South Eleventh Ave
Steve Detmer
Washington Ave
Maplewood Ave
Nate Morgan Jewelers
Halliwell Drug Co
Pocatello Cardinal
Ross Benton
Tommy West
Jimmy Loveland
Li'l Joey Velez Knocks Out Washington in Spokane
Li'l Joey Velez, Seattle lightweight, scored a third round knockout against Buddy Washington of Salt Lake City in a scheduled 10 rounder. Velez landed rights and lefts, flooring Washington for an eight count and then again before the KO at 1:38 of the third round. Washington suffered his second loss in 31 pro starts and first by knockout. Prelims featured Wilf Desjardins and Red Garrison with KOs and draws among local fighters from Spokane, Vancouver, and Salt Lake City.
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Spokane
Wash
Joey Velez
Seattle
Buddy Washington
Salt Lake City
Washington
Velez
Kaye
Wilf Desjardins
Buddy Roberts
San Antonio
Tex
Red Garrison
George Mazurenko
Vancouver
B.C
Dicky Miller
Bellingham
Pitcher Russ Christopher Sold to Cleveland
Orlando report states Russ Christopher, famous relief pitcher for the Philadelphia Athletics, has been sold to the Cleveland Indians. The deal shifts a key bullpen arm to the American League rivals.
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Orlando, Fla
Russ Christopher
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Swans
Alaska Size Coastline and Islands
Alaska covers 590,885 square miles about one fifth of the United States. The territory has roughly 26,000 miles of coastline and about 1,000 islands.
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Alaska
United States
Thirty-Nine Grid Players Out For Spring Practice At College
Idaho State College announces spring football drills begin outdoors Monday under director of athletics John Vesser. Thirty nine players received uniforms, including letterman and numeral winners. New additions Jack Sturm from Texas and Gordon Hall from Nebraska join the squad as preparations focus on body contact and offense.
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Idaho State
John Vesser
Vesser
Leno Seppi
Lava Hot Springs
Ris Sets New Mark in National AAU Indoor Swim Finals
Wally Ris of Iowa set a meet record 50.4 seconds in the 100 yard freestyle trials and won the final by a tenth of a second. The Balboa Bullet led early then surged to victory over Alan Ford, a Yale star idle four years. Bill Smith of Ohio State won the 440 yard freestyle. Allen Stack of Yale defeated defending champ Bob Degroot of Ohio State in the 150 yard backstroke.
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Conn
Wally Ris
Iowa
Ris
Alan Forde
Yale
Balboa
Bill Smith
Ohio State
Allen Stack
Bob Degroot
Degroot
Sailor Is Shot on Terminal Island Navy Base
A young Negro disarmed guard Ballard and shot Chief Pharmacist's Mate Howard Everett Jepson, 34, Seattle, at Terminal Island naval base. He escaped before an alarm could sound, and police planned brig confinement for the armed assailant.
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Terminal Island Naval Base
Howard Everett Jepson
Seattle
Wash
Roosevelt
Ballard
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