ISU Warmups for Fourth Straight Win Bid at Home
Idaho State College seeks its fourth basketball win as coach Ed Willett's Bengals host College of Idaho tonight at 8:15 p.m. The Coyotes bring height and experience led by Lonergan Keil and Jensen, aiming to avenge an earlier season loss. ISC frosh also play American Falls Dam siters in the prelim.
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Ir Giants
Pocatellohi School
Idaho State College
Ed Willett
Hoopsters
College of Idaho
Coyotes
Bengals
Willett
Invaders
Caldwell Force
Pocatello
Tall
Deadeye al Kirlin
Kirlin
Jake LaRue
Wally Farnes
George Keil
Elwyn Behrens
Melbern Clark
Rex Adamson
Reid Faylor
Wally Lonerve
Bob Jensen
Nigrsen
Lonergan
Washington
Viking
Bengal
Larsen
Idaho State
Jensen
Faylor
Adamson
Little Jack McCollum
Babe Caccia
ISC Frosh
American Falls
Frosh
Wesley Leach
Auburn Howell
George Stoddhuer
Doug Sorenson
Leon Morris
American Falls City
Phil Aguirre
Kent Hobbs
Duane Schrouder
Abe
Fred Aguirre
Idaho
Citation
Buddy Kerr
New York Giants
Quinn Smith
Harrison Dillard
Baldwin- Wallace College
National Football League
Jesse Owens
George Sisler
St. Louis
J. Reading
Ed Collins
Philadelphia
Chix
Pro Basketball Double Bill Promises Top Night In Pocatello
Two leading national colored quintets visit Pocatello for a big two-game program with Broadway Clowns and Harold Williams Ghosts, 50 cent to 1 dollar tickets, Williams’ Ghosts boasting a 31 game win streak and Clowns led by Al Pullins.
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Vince Anselmo
Pocatello
Gate City
Broadway Clowns
Harold “Speed” Williams
Colored Ghosts
Williams
The
Ghosts
Ogden
Utah
Clowns
al “Runt” Pullins
Harlem Globetrotters
Pullins
Robert Ripley
Irish Angler Seeks Idaho Fishing Dates
A Dublin Ireland man asks for closing dates and seasons for trout and salmon in Idaho. J P Digby of Millhouse Dundrum, County Dublin, sent the inquiry to the Idaho Fish and Game Department. He was invited to visit Idaho next summer to see the trout and salmon.
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Boise
Dublin
Ireland
Idaho
Fish and Game Department
J. P. Digby
Millhouse
College Basketball Scores From Regional Matches and Upsets
Regional results show Virginia 53 over Lowell Textile 28, Catholic University 56 over Roanoke 45, Westminster 56 over Sterling Baltimore, and multiple other games including New York University 57 and opponents, plus Missouri 44 over Baylor 45 and Notre Dame-like lineups. Strong showings by St. Peter's, Iona, and Mount St. Mary's appear among scattered results.
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East St. Michael's
Lowell Textile
Virginia
Argiane
Catholic Chivers Ty
Roanoke
Franklin & Marshall
One
Westminster
Sterlin
University
Baltimore Pi Frostburg
Harvard
Ity
Arnold Foir de Faia Ea Vans
Lafayette
Anon Valley
St. Peters
Uj New Britain Tech
Ures
Kentucky Oy Aoe Niagara
Dyton Bradley
Mennatian
ipBiape
Npees
Baldwin Pawallace Ht
Ohio Wesleyan
Baylor
Missouri
Mississippi Delta State
Cape Gira
St. Ambrose
St. Benedicts
Jefferson City JC
Hanibal Lagra
College
Aquinas
Stmina
Central Oklane Wor College of Emporia
Winona State Teachers
la Crosse State
Washburn
Omaha University
Wichita
Colorado A&m
Luther So Blackhills
Iagburg
South Dakota
Hites
University of Houston
Loyola, of South
Loyola of Los Angeles
Santa Clara
Eastern Oregon Faces ISC Ringmen Jan. 22
After a busy baseball meeting Brookyn Dodgers trade outfielder Pete Reiser to the Boston Braves for centerfielder Mick McCormick and a minor leaguer. Coach Milt Holt’s Bengal ring squad opens 1948 against Eastern Oregon Jan 22 in the local high school gym with Don Neilsen leading the 165 pound class and Art Lapore among new additions.
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Oregon
ISC
Chicago
Brooklyn Dodgers
Istol
Pete Reiser
Boston Braves
Mick McCormick
Rickey
Dodgers
Reiser
Dizay Dean
St. Louis Cardinal
Chicago Cubs
Dean
Milt
Dubby" Holt
Bengal
Holt
Idaho State College
Ricks College
Don Neilsen
Bengals
Art Lapore
Salt Lake City
Utah Lad
Gonzaga
Spokane
Eastern Oregon
LaGrande
Nebraska State
Pocatello
Bengal JV
Ritks
Nevada
Reno
Tobacco export roots from Americas to Europe
Spaniards began commercial tobacco shipments from the Americas to Europe in 1531, marking tobacco as the earliest profitable export from the region now part of the United States.
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Americas
Europe
The
United States
Bowling leaders clash as Coca Cola and Golob Oil vie for top
In the women's bowling league Coca Cola and Golob Oil both won 37 games to lead the standings. Lola Harris of Golob Oil rolled 556 pins to top series, with Madge Williams second at 548 and Mary Golob third at 540. Harris also had high game 237, while Madge Williams 218 and Pearl Barta 196. Golob Oil topped team singles with 937, Reno Market 928 and Green White Cab 926, while Green White Cab won team series at 2629 as Coca Cola and Golob trailed.
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Lola Harris
Golob Oil Ace
Madge Williams
Green & White Cab Kegler
Mary Golob
Coda Cola Ace
Lela Harris
Pearl Barta
Golob Oil Sharpater
Coca Cola
Golob
UCLA Coach Wooden Sparks Coast Dark Horse Bruins
UCLA coach John Wooden builds a fast paced attack as he reshapes the Bruins from a thin 1948 lineup into a competitive coast power. Cal and Oregon face tough tests as Oregon State hosts Oregon in a rugged weekend schedule with pairings at Corvallis and Cow Palace in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Johnny Wooden
Sen
UCLA
Pacific Coast
Wooden
Bruins
Purdue
Wilbur Johns
Central High
South Bend
Ind
Indiana State Teachers College
Bruin
Dark Horse
California
Oregon
Kings
Eugene Ofe
Golden Bears
Califo
Roger Wiley
Coast
Ee Ducks
Oregon State
The
Mighty
Oakland Battners
American Basketball League
Corvallis
Loyola
Idaho
Nevada
St. Mary’s
Cow Palace
New Train For Resort
The Union Pacific railroad started a new train for Sun Valley this morning. A second section of No. 17 west bound and No. 18 eastbound on the Omaha to Portland run began Dec. 9 to handle mail and express. The trains are jammed with mail and express for west coast and eastern points.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Sun Valley
Omaha
Portland
West Coast
DiMaggio Named RBI Champion in 1948 Baseball
Joe DiMaggio of the New York Yankees was announced as the American League RBI leader for 1948 with 155 runs driven in, while Boston’s Ted Williams topped the league in slugging. Vern Stephens of the Red Sox led the RBI chase among others, with ten players reaching 100 RBI or more that season.
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Chicago
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Boston
Ted Williams
Stephens
DiMaggio
Pat Seerey
White Sox
Eagle-Eye Boudreau
New York
Cleveland Indians
Williams
Red Sox
Tommy Henrich
Vern Stephens
RBI
Joe Gordon
Cleveland
Hank Majeski
Philadelphia
Ken Keltner
Bobby Doerr
Lou Boudreau
Walt Evers
Detroit
Henrich
Eddie Joost
Athletics
Ferris Fain
Annie Oakleys
Toby Lupien
Regu
Citation Out Of Three Top Handicaps
Mighty Citation is scratched from the McLennan and Widener Handicaps at Hialeah as Calumet’s Ben Jones removes him from major winter events. Previously, a growth on his leg sidelined him from the $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap. The three year old, fresh off a $50,000 Tanforan Handicap win, heads to a rest at Hialeah after possible minor races before closing.
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Miami
Fla
Mighty Citation
Calumet Farm
Ben Jones
Hialeah
Jones
Bull Sea
Citation
San Bruno
Calif
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Wake Forest
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Laverne
Chico State
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Luther
Augst
Ts S
Ines
Wichita University
Colorado
A&m
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Galland City
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Oklahoma
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College of Emporia
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la Crosse
Iowa
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Gnwin Wallace
Fairfield
Arnold
St. Benedict's
New York University
del George
George
Bums
Coca Cola and
Calligan
Coca-Cola Ague
Calligan's
State College
Standing Tor
George Klymna
Wally Tackett
Herb Toda
Art Lepore
Murray Rudd
I Tor
Russell Hamm
John Kobe
Uclan
Fiery Squad
Fred's Cafe
Geel Triangleople’s Store
Jan's Music
Laurel
Wally Anderson
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