Skyline Six Cage Crews Show Top Power Across Tournaments
Utah five in New York beat Saint John s 66 57 at Madison Square Garden before 17 000 fans. Vern Gardner scored 21 points as Utah built a 16 1 lead and held off the Redmen. Utah State dropped a 52 42 decision to Aegis Rangers as the Utes head toward Buffalo and Cornell. Wyoming upset NC State 41 39 at Los Angeles Invitational.
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NEW York
Utah Skyline
Utah
Saint John’s
Madison Square Garden
Utes
Redmen
Brooklyn
Big Vern Gardner
Gardner
Buffalo
Cornell
Skyline Six Power
Wyoming
North Carolina
Kentucky
Denver
Utah State
Aegis College Rangers
Utah Aegis
Aegis
Emporia
Kansas
1948 Grid Champs
List of 1948 season champions by region and conference. Mythical national champion Michigan. Army in the East. Cornell in the Ivy League. Michigan leads the Big Nine. Oklahoma top in the Big Seven. Missouri Valley and SMU in their leagues. Georgia in the SEC. Clemson in the Southern. California in the Pacific Coast. Utah in the Big Six. Oklahoma A&M noted in Missouri Valley.
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New York
Michigan
Army
Cornell
Midwest
Oklahoma
A.&m
Georgia
Clemson
Southwest
Southern Methodist
California
Utah
Unbeaten Teams Reported By Region In Postseason Notes
East Bloomsburg Teachers Heidelberg Wesleyan West Liberty hold nine to eight wins, with Michigan nine Alma Denison Missouri Valley Michigan Tech seven. Clemson leads the South with ten, Sul Ross Texas recorded zero in Southwest, California ten Occidental eight in the Far West. A Refrigerator Bowl loss followed.
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Bloomsburg
Teachers
Heidelberg
Wesleyan
West Liberty
W. Va
Midwest
Michigan
Alma
Denison
Missouri Valley
Michigan Tech
South
Clemson
Southwest
Sul Ross
Sports Roundup Highlights From Various Leagues and Meet Results
Hockey American League Cleveland 6 Philadelphia 3. U S League Tulsa 6 Minneapolis 3 Omaha 4 Houston 2. Pacific Coast League Los Angeles 3 Fresno 2 Tacoma 6 New Westminster 6. Intercollegiate Michigan 7 California 2. Basketball results include Stanford 55 UCLA 47 and many more from colleges and teams such as North Carolina State, Pepperdine, Indiana, Notre Dame, Kansas, Missouri, Oregon State, Washington, and Oregon. Horse racing California breeders championship stakes at Santa Anita 50 000 added Duplicator by a nose Top Turfet second Avicious Man third.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Tulsa
Minneapolis
Omaha
Houston
Los Angeles
Fresno
Tacoma
New Westminster
Michigan
California
Stanford
UCLA
Butler
Purdue
Texas Christian
Abilene Christian
Baylor
Texas
Wyoming
North Carolina State
Seattle University
British Columbia
Pacific Lutheran
Southern Oregon
Whittier
San Pedro Dolphins
Aegis
Utah State
Utah
St. John’s
Bradley
Centenary
Miami
Princeton
Pepperdine
Marshall College
USC
Oklahoma A&m
Alabama
Indiana
Notre Dame
Kansas
Missouri
Chicago
Boston
Basketball Association of America
Oregon State
Washington
Washington State
Oregon
Santa Anita
Avicious Man
Nevada Star Heath to sign pro contract with Packers
All-American Stan Heath of the University of Nevada expects a post January 1 signing with the Green Bay Packers after talks with Curly Lambeau. Heath, the 1948 nation’s top college passer, would focus on football and not play both sports, though Chicago Rockets drafted him. He noted a possible Dallas move for the Rockets and spoke with Bill Veeck about baseball considerations.
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San Diego
Calif
Stan Heath
University of Nevada
Green Bay Packers
Heath
Villanova
Packers
Curly Lambeau
Chicago Rockets
Chicago
Dallas
Mickey Heath
Green Bay
Bill Veeck
Cleveland Indians
Ashton Dog Race Set for Jan 8
Everett Hesseman president of the Ashton Dog Mushers Club announced the annual dog sled race will be held Jan 8 at Roberts Lake north of Idaho Falls. The event, sponsored by the Ashton Mushers Club and Roberts Sportsmen, will feature snow plane races skijoring and other activities expected to draw thousands.
Gate Citymen Seek First Cage Triumph
Gate City High School males led by Coach Jay Jensen aim for an upset over the Idaho Falls Tigers in a Big Six clash in Pocatello. The Indians, 14 strong, rely on Reed Jensen and Bud Barry with Skip Walz Ralph Hall and Doug Collins in key roles as they chase a season-opening win. The Tigers, led by Kent Bates and Oscar Larsen, come off two wins and seek state title form, with Alden Porter as a potential scorer and Porter absent on holiday travel. A junior varsity matchup precedes the main game.
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Pocatello High School
Cage Warriors
Idaho Falls Tigers
Gate City Tribe
Idaho Falls Force
Rigby
Indians
Jensen
Rexburg
Twin Falls
Bruins
Reed Jensen
Bud Barry
Skip Walz
Ralph Hall
Letterman Gary Paxman
Doug Collins
Hall
Walz
Barry
Collins
Paxman
Neil Parkin
Bob Dykeman
Dick Pettit
Errol Jacobsen
Tom Flint
Tom Myers
Sam Frahm
Dick Bartlett
Francis Clark
S. Tigers
Idaho Falls
Tigers
Alden Porter
Utah
Porter
Clark
Kent Bates
Sky Giant
Oscar Larsen
Don Duncan
Doyle Walters
Bates
Larsen
Pocatello
Little Kitens
Grantland Rice Honored by Sports Greats on TV
Hollywood NBC program This Is Your Life celebrated Grantland Rice 68 renowned sportswriter. He greeted Notre Dame four horsemen Stuhldreher Crowley Layden and stars Jim Thorpe plus Amos Alonzo Stagg. Rice’s brother John traveled from Birmingham and his first copyboy Herbert Monroe attended. Vanderbilt received a perpetual trophy in his name.
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Hollywood
Grantland Rice
NBC
Ralph Edwards
Truth Or Consequences
Rice
New York City
Four Horsemen of Notre Dame
Harry Stuhldreher
Jim Crowley
Don Miller
Elmer Layden
University of Chicago
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Jim Thorpe
John Rice
Birmingham
Ala
Edwards
Herbert Monroe
Atlanta
Atlanta Journal
Vanderbilt University
Pocatello High Leather Team Preps for Curtain Raiser
The Pocatello squad under coach Chace Anderson trains for a season opener against Caldwell/Cougars. Caldwell brings four district champions and about 15 boxers led by Daniels, King, Higer, and Lundquist, while local cues include Anderson’s lettermen Hunt er, Gray, Miller, Hutchinson, and Eldredge ready to lead.
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Poky High
Cougars
Caldwell Force
Forrest Russell
Pocatello
Anderson
Ronald Daniels
Jack King
Duane Higer
Bob Lundquist
Russell
Daniels
King
Higer
Lundquist
Ted Wilson
Wesley Kimbel
Don Taylor
Hagler
Idaho
Luke Sb
Ecards
Kcutor
Jay Hunter
Jack Gray
Jimmie Miller
Fred Hutchinson
Jimmie Anderson
Virgil Cutler
Tim Brennan
Pat Eldredge
College basketball results in scattered scores list
A compilation of college games gives results across regions. Notable scores include New York teams beat by margins, Utah over St Johns, Louisville over Seton Hall, Indiana over Notre Dame, and California rivals in the Pacific Coast Conference tournament with Oregon State edging Washington State and Stanford beating UCLA.
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New York
Miami
Utah
St. John’s
Siena
Texas A and M
West Virginia
Weeze Louisville
Seton Hall
Springfeld College
Fidnes International
Rochester
Colby
South Southwestern Louisiana
Loyola of South
Princeton
Pittsburgh
Florida
Meee
Livingston
Bradley
Centenary
Indiana
Notre Dame
Eastern Kentucky
A Caceo
St. Mary’s
Loras
Lutheran
Cornell
Kent State
Youngstown College
Stevens Point Teachers
Winona State
Mec Gan
Ba Omas
Simpson
Uugr
Southwest As Christian
Abilene Christian
We$this College
Utah State
Kittier College
San Pedro Dolphins
Seattle University
University of British Columbia
Pacific Lutheran
Southern Oregon
Oklahoma City
Colorado A and M
Auburn
Baylor
Texas
Or Tech
Southern Methodist
Bowl Winners The Oddsmakers Pick The 1953 BCS Lookalikes
In a preview from New York the ring of bowls is mapped with picks for January 1. Northwestern over California at Rose, Oklahoma over North Carolina at Sugar, Georgia over Texas at Orange, Oregon over SMU at Cotton, Missouri over Clemson at Gator, Baylor over Wake Forest at Dixie, West Virginia over Texas Mines at Sun, Nevada over Villanova at Harbor, Arizona over Drake at Salad, Colorado A&M over Occidental at Raisin, Sul Ross over Murray State at Tangerine, Missouri Valley over St Thomas at Cigar, Wilberforce over Prairie View at Prairie Bowl, Kentucky State over North Carolina A&T at Vulcan.
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Oklahoma
North Carolina
Charley Justice
Sooners
Georgia
Texas
Bulldogs
Kentucky
LSU
Alabama
Oregon
SMU
Michigan
Missouri
Clemson
W&m
Aggies
Baylor
Wake Forest
West Virginia
Texas Mines
Nevada
Villanova
West
Andy Kerr
Arizona
Drake
Jack Dempsey
Hopalong Cassidy
Colorado Aggies
Occidental
June Haver
Roddy McDowell
Oxie
Sul Ross
Murray State
Missouri Valley
St. Thomas
Smoky Valey
Wilberforce
Prairie View
Gophers
Kentucky State
North Carolina A&t
Bound Over on Robbery Charge for Boxer Buddy Washington
Robert Buddy Washington an 18 year old Negro lightweight boxer was bound over to district court by Justice of the Peace Charles W Hyde on robbery charges. His bail was set at 1500 dollars. Washington is charged with robbing Jacob Nephi a Fort Hall Indian at the Porters and Waiters club several weeks ago. A half ton sturgeon was caught in the North Sea during 1934.
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Robert “Buddy” Washington
Justice of the Peace
Charles W. Hyde
Washington
Jacob Nephi
Fort Hall
Porters and Waiters Club
Los Angeles Invitational Scores Reported
The Los Angeles Invitational records include wins by Marshall College and Loyola of Los Angeles as well as losses to Hamline Wyoming and North Carolina State. In the Missouri Valley Tournament in Kansas City Kansas, Missouri defeated 62 to 50.
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Los Angeles
New Year Tournament at Y Promises Big Turnout
The annual New Year’s Day basketball tourney at the Y expects as many clubs as last year after 18 squads joined last year’s event. The American league features ages 12 to 14, the National league ages 15 to 17, with non members eligible to participate. St. Joseph’s leads the Catholic league with six straight wins as St. Anthony’s and Second Ward A also post strong records. In the Industrial league the Y’s Men beat Freddy’s 58 to 35 with Grayson scoring 23 and Dickson leading Freddy’s scorers with 13.
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Comets
Naughty Fives
Watts
Roo Ae
Church
Leslie Desertet
Ward
St. Joseph’s
Steve Detmer
St. Anthony
St. Joseph's v
St. Anthony's Ee
Fort Hall
Freddy
Pocatello Sports Shop Force
Grayson
Feller to Accept Lower Pay Next Season With Indians
Cleveland Indians owner Bill Veeck said pitcher Bob Feller will receive a base salary of 40 000 in 1949 with attendance bonuses revised to a higher crowd figure. If attendance equals last season, Feller will earn less overall after a disappointing 1948 in which he went 19–15.
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Cleveland
Bill Veeck
Cleveland Indians
Bob Feller
Veeck
Feller
Bob
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