Pocatello Jaycees Honor Cardinal Players at Ninth Redbird Banquet
The Pocatello Jaycees host 400 baseball fans at the ninth annual Redbird banquet for Walt Lowe and the Pocatello Cardinals, tomorrow at the Bannock hotel. Mike Taylor, Jim Schoonover and John Taylor co lead, with Bobby Filer and Les Anderson honored for season prizes.
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Pocatello Jaycees
Cardinal
Walt Lowe
Pocatello Cardinals
Redbird
Hinckley
Bobby Filer
Total
Les Anderson
Wallace
Danny Pulos
Lowe
Mel Morgan
Nate Morgan Jewelers
Gail Page
Bannock
Whitman
Halliwell Drug Store
Bengals End 1st Week Of Spring Football Drills
Idaho State football closes first spring week under head coach Johnnie Vesser with Italo Caccia guiding the line. About 50 prospects attend as four more weeks of drills and a scrimmage loom. Returning veterans and several spots promise competition for backfield and line positions.
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Bengals
Idaho State College
Johnnie Vesser
Italo
Babe” Caccia
Idaho
Vesser
Bob Hilliard
Claude Holmes
Nip Nielson
Pocatello Boys
Poca Tello Mixed Scotch Four-Somes Tournament
Links Group hosts a two ball mixed Scotch foursome event at Municipal course with a 3 p m start. Pro John Tuttle oversees play featuring a man and woman duo using the same ball across six holes, followed by a supper picnic and awards.
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Pocatello Men and Women’s Links Association
Webb Cox
John Tuttle
Cox
Pocatello Women Golfers Set Spring Banquet Tuesday
Pocatello's Women Golf Association will hold its annual spring membership banquet at the Bannock hotel Tuesday evening. Social hour begins at 6 p.m. with food service at 7 to allow time before the Pioneer league baseball game. About 75 members are expected. Reservations via Connie Ear at Toastmistress are urged.
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Pocatello’s Women Golf Association
Bannock Hotel
Webb Cox
Connie Ear
Ray Sugar Robinson Faces Possible Suspension
Promoter Ralph Smith says Sugar Ray Robinson may be suspended for missing a $315,000 gate by not fighting Cocoa Kid in Houston on April 17. Smith canceled the bout and accuses Robinson of evading obligations while Deputy boxing chief Swartz urges suspension unless the contract is fulfilled or losses are reimbursed.
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Houston
Tex
Ralph Smith
Ray
Sugar) Robinson
Cocoa Kid
Smith
Robinson
Jack B. Swartz
Gene Burton
Sugar Ray
Burton
ISU Track Team Sets New Corn Palace Marks At Mitchell
Idaho State College trackmen led by Jake LaRue and Glen McDonald set two Corn Palace records at Mitchell South Carolina during the relays. LaRue to 22 feet 3 3/4 inches in the broad jump and McDonald cleared 11 feet 10 3/4 inches in pole vault. Stan Huff added a five foot 11 1/4 inch high jump.
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Pocatello Post
Milt ‘Dubby
Holt
Mitchell
S. C
Idaho State College
Jake LaRue
Bengal
Glen McDonald
Corn Palace
Stan Huff
LaRue
Charles Lane
Rudy Rojas
Rudy
Bo Johnson
Yankton
Rojas
Finals Today Of Annual Net Tourney
Ted Schroeder ranked No 2 and Bill Talbert No 4 reached the River Oaks final in Houston. Schroeder defeated Earl Cochell 6-4 6-1 6-1 in the semifinals while Sam Match beat Talbert in four sets 3-6 8-6 6-8 6-2. Cochell and Irvin Dorfman advanced in doubles semifinals.
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Ouston
Ted Schroeder
Bill Talbert
River Oaks
Schroeder
Earl Cochell
Cochell
San Francisco
Talbert
Sam Match
Pancho Gonzales
Match
Rice Institute
Gonzales
J. Gilbert Hail
South Orange
N. J
Wilmer
Allison
Austin
Tex
Irvin Dorfman
Coell
Dorfman
Ick Carter
Bobby Curtis
Boxing Roundup: Proctor Heinold and Ike Williams Impress
Proctor Heinold of Oklahoma City stopped Ange Yarrett in Louisville while Chief Archie Whitewater fell in Muskogee. Ike Williams, the world lightweight champ, scored a TKO over Vince Turpin in Canton as action lit up boxing cards. In track, Cal Aggies posted 7058 points to beat San Francisco State 4814 and Nevada 4356 in a triangular meet.
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Proctor Heinold
Oklahoma City
Ange Yarrett
Louisville
Jimmy Carter
New York
Archie Whitewater
Muskogee
Okla
Ike Williams
Vince Turpin
Canton
Cal Aggies
San Francisco State
Nevada
Aggies Win With Narrow Tennis Triumph
Utah State University players edged the University of Utah 4-3 in Logan Utah in a weekend meet. Keith Larson defeated Max Donaldson in a feature singles match with set scores 6-3 8-10 12-10, securing the Aggies victory.
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Utah
Utah Aggie
University of Utah
Keith Larson
Aggie Star
Max Donaldson
The
Utahs
Larson
Proctor Heinold TKO's Yarrett in Hollywood bout
Ring results from Hollywood report Proctor Heinold of Oklahoma City defeated Augie Yarrett of Louisville Kentucky by technical knockout in the fourth round.
Angels Win 1-0 In 12 Innings In PCL Duel
In San Francisco Oakland and Los Angeles staged a pitching duel as Bob Kelly and Wayne Terwilliger each worked 12 scoreless innings. Terwilliger drove in the Angels' only run with a single, sealing a 1-0 victory. Sacramento beat San Diego 7-2, and San Francisco toppled Hollywood 7-5.
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Oakland
Los Angeles
Angels
Bob Kelly
Wayne Terwilliger
Frank Nelson
Kelly
Seattle
Portland
Hollywood
Sacramento
San Diego Padres
Terwilliger
Bacon
San Diego
Sores Sacramento
Oakland Ll
Diamond Men View League Involvement In Idaho
Harold Hinckley president of the Pocatello Cardinals and Marvin Milkes noted at a Rotary gathering in American Falls that local teams are backed by major leagues. The presentation compared Pocatello to the St. Louis Cardinals and Idaho Falls Russetts to the New York Giants with other affiliations cited. C. H. Allen presided as American Falls vice president amid a list of attendees.
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Rampton Barlow
Marvin Milkes
Taylor
Lowe
Pocatello
Jack Halliwell
Pioneer League
Harold Hinckley
Gate City Nine
America
Pocatello Cardinals
American Falls
St. Louis Cardinals
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New York Giants
Billings
Mont
Mustangs
Brooklyn Dodgers
New Yorker Triumphs San Francisco Boxing Main Event
Jimmy Carter a 13412 pounder from New York knocked out Chief Archie Whitewater 13342 from Muskogee Oklahoma in the sixth round of a scheduled ten round main event at National Hall Saturday night.
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San Francisco
Jimmy Carter
Pounder
New York
Archie Whitewater
Muskogee
Okla
National Hall
Free Golf Lessons for 47 Poky High Players
Forty seven Pokatello high school students sign to receive free golf coaching led by John Tuttle. Four class groups begin Monday with 45 minute sessions each morning at 8 am on the high school lawn, overseen by Coach Jay Jensen and staff.
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Poky High
Tuttle
Pocatello High School
John Tuttle
Jay Jensen
Sharon Ann Kearsley
Ralpheyn Kearsley
Lawrence Gill
Kay Jean Watson
Larry Whitlow
MSU pitcher Sam Taberacci no-hits Gonzaga in double sweep
Spokane Washington. Dick Taberacci Montana State pitcher hurled seven innings of no-hit ball but bad breaks ruined a perfect game as MSU swept both ends of a twin bill over Gonzaga University 10-6 and 4-1.
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Bill Spokane
Wash
Dick Taberacci
Montana State University
Gonzaga University
Montana
DiMaginos: DiMaggio Career Question Mark After Heel Surgery
New York dispatch notes Joe DiMaggio may never recover from a heel operation, drawing a parallel to Rogers Hornsby who aged out after returning from a similar injury. The piece cites Hornsby’s 34 to 35-year decline and questions DiMaggio’s future in baseball. It also mentions a golf guide omitting women pros and a boxing anecdote about Dan Morgan selling furniture after a quiz show.
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New York
Rogers Hornsby
Rajah
Joe DiMaggio
DiMaggio
Tha
Hornsby
Joe
Dan” Morgan
Jamaica
Dan
San Jose Triumphs in California League Game
San Jose defeats Fresno 2 to 0 in a shutout win. Pitchers Dergang and Malgradi held the Fresno lineup to seven hits while Rand Stevens and Lyon contributed offensively.
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Fresno
San Jose
Dergang
Malgradi
Rand
Stevens
Lyon
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