Major Leagues Set To Open Season On Monday
Opening day features a 173rd anniversary Patriots Day doubleheader in Boston with the Red Sox and Athletics. President Truman to throw first pitch for Yankees Senators. Reds Pirates duel in Cincinnati. forecasts promise large crowds and a competitive 154 game campaign across leagues.
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Buddy Washington Knocks Out Kid Florez in Second Round
In the Pocatello high school gym, Buddy Washington stopped Kid Florez in 1:15 of the second round after a sharp barrage of lefts and rights. Earlier Washington floored Florez at 2:12 of the first round setting up the finish. The card also saw a no contest between Al Torrent and Bob Waters and a TKO for Dick Turrent over Joe Bert in the third.
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Romney Keeps Job at Utah State Agricultural College
Logan Utah UP The contract of E L Dick Romney the west s senior football coach was renewed Saturday by Utah State Agricultural College officials Romney who directs the Aggies athletic department as well as the grid team has been football mentor at USAC since 1918 The extension was for one year and Dr Franklin S Harris school president said salaries remained about the same Similar contract extensions were signed for basketball coach Joe Whitesides track mentor Howard Linford assistant coach Paul Marston fresh coach Marvin Bell and trainer George Nelson
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Writers Favor Yankees and Cardinals in World Series Preview
New York and St Louis are top picks by 1948 baseball writers for the World Series matchup. Yankees lead American League votes with 63, Cardinals top NL with 42, while many writers foresee varied dark horse climbs and rival outcomes across both leagues.
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Probable Pitchers for First Games Across Leagues
The schedule lists American League matchups with Reynolds and Wynn as probable pitchers in New York at Washington and Marchildon Brissie for Philadelphia at Boston. Two early and one late games are set with timings in EST. In the National League, Gregg faces Blackwell in Pittsburgh at Cincinnati with a 2:30 p.m. start, the only NL game.
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Records Fall as UCLA Beats California in Track Meet
UCLA Bruins set multiple meet records in a 71 to 60 win over California. Craig Dixon won the 120 yard high hurdles in 14.1 and the 220 yard lows in 23.1 breaking his own marks, Taylor Lewis set a discus mark at 155 feet 53 inches, Jerry Shipkey hit 52 feet 234 inches in the shot, and George Stanich jumped 6 feet 6 inches in the high jump.
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British Star Leads Golf Field
Henry Cotton fired a four under par 66 to top 13 professionals after the first 18 holes of the $7,500 Greenbrier event at White Sulphur Springs. Johnny Bella and John Kelly led the teams at 61, seven under, as the staff list included Hogan, Crosby, Monti, Guest, and others in a crowded field.
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Rule Change Is Planned By Western Golf Association
Maynard G. Fessenden said the Western Golf Association will adopt USGA rules except for stymies, after a USGA request and a unanimous directors vote. Western Junior and Western Amateur will not play stymies, as USGA rules require. The shift aligns penalties for lost balls and out of bounds with stroke rules, and lifting on greens will follow USGA standards. The article also notes postwar meat and egg consumption trends.
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Songstress Wins First in KEIO Kid's Club Contest
Bernadine Everts 12 of Blackfoot took first prize at KEIO Kid's Club Saturday in the Chief Theatre singing An Old Sombrero and earned a Pinniceo watch. Paula and Melburn Stocks, ages six and four, of 1623 North Harrison Ave, won second with Pa Was A Courtin Ma and received Betsy Ross Pan-O Cake prizes.
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Ohio Pen inmates eat vast weekly pastry supply
Four thousand prisoners at Ohio Penitentiary consume sixteen thousand doughnuts each week along with eight thousand cookies eight thousand rolls eight thousand stomach biscuits six hundred seventy pies and thirty six thousand pounds of fruit.
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Riverside JC Coach Accepts Denver Track Football Post
Jess Morten sen, Riverside junior college head football and track coach, accepted the head track coach and freshman football coach role at Denver University this Saturday.
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