Warriors Face Malad Dragons In Crucial Home Clash
Pocatello Indians host Malad Dragons at 8 p.m. with a 7 p.m. JV opener as the teams renew battles. Coach Jensen’s squad seeks its second win after a one point loss to Boise, while Crowton’s Dragons look to rebound from earlier tight games this season.
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Warriors
Jay Jensen
Ralph Crowton
Dragons
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Bill Horrocks
Doug Collins
Capital City
Braves
Reed Jensen
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J. Clark
Dragon
Collins
Horrocks
Bob Dykeman
Skip Walz
Big Reed
Reed
Preston
Indians
Twin Falls Bruins
Idaho Falls Tigers
Pocatello
Jayvee
Warriors Eye Upsets In Postseason At Pocatello
The Pocatello high school basketball season shows 13 losses and one win with close games decided in the final moments. Jensen’s Bannocks host district and state tournaments in March with Boise's Braves and Idaho Falls strong contenders. local stars aim for a top finish and memorable run.
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Warriors
Poky High
Madison
Cardinals
Rexburg
Bannock
Rexburg High School
Jensen
Pocatello
Cream of
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Idaho
Bannocks
Boise
Braves
Pocatellans
Idaho Falls
Tigers
Smith resigns as top trainer at Maines Chance farm
Jimmy Smith, a leading turf trainer, resigned Tuesday from Maines Chance farm amid reported friction with owner Mrs. Elizabeth Arden Graham. His horses earned more than $350,000 last year, and he had been training Mr. Busher a Derby favorite and Myrtle Charm, a noted three year old filly.
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Columbia
Strong Yank Golf Team Slated To Invade England
SAN ANTONIO UP reports the Yank Ryder Cup team will stay in England for at least three major tournaments after their summer team competition. The PGA will schedule restricted U S tournaments to fill the gap while the top pros play abroad.
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Bobby Jones
Gene Sarazen
PGA
George Schneiter
England
U. S
Marines Halt Y's Men In YMCA Action
Marines defeated the Y's Men 53 to 44 in Class B action as B Crum led the Leathernecks with 15 points. Fisk added 13 and Moody 10, while Han son G Williams paced the Y's Men with 22. Schedule for the Industrial league follows with dates and matchups.
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Industrial League
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Wasatch
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Freddy's
YMCA Triangle Basketball League Entry Deadline
All entries for the YMCA Triangle basketball league must be turned in today or tomorrow to the Y office. The league begins Saturday afternoon with eight players per club in both Intermedi ate and Junior Preps loops. The top three teams in each league advance to a championship playoff with medals or emblems awarded to winners.
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Ymca Triangle Basketball League
Watts
Czechoslovakia Edges Canada In Rough World Hockey Match
In Stockholm Canadian Jim Russel was banned for the remainder of the meet after a series of fights as Czechoslovakia beat Canada 3 to 2. Switzerland defeated the United States 5 to 4, and Sweden overwhelmed Austria 18 to 0 in rough opening World Amateur Hockey Tournament games. Russel helped Canada score but was ejected and his conduct reported to the governing federation. the game featured penalties and bitter past enmity with Czechoslovakia.
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Jim Russel
Czechoslovakia
Canada
Switzerland
United States
Sweden
Austria
U. S
Russel
Ligue Internationale Sur de Glace
International Ice Hockey Federation
Army tourney at Fort Ord to pick Sixth Army teams
Top army teams from eight western states converge on Fort Ord starting February 21 for the Sixth Army basketball tournament. Washington, Oregon, Nevada, Montana, Idaho, Utah, California and Arizona compete to earn a berth in the all Army championships March 6 to 13 at Fort Dix New Jersey.
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Oregon
Nevada
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Idaho
Utah
California
Arizona
Sixth Army
Fort Dix
N. J
Kimball Named Head of BYU Relays and Carnival
Edwin R. Kimball, BYU athletics director, will head the 36th annual BYU relays and carnival to be held April 2 23. The event draws 3000 plus athletes from Utah and neighboring states and features a distinctive posture parade by intermountain high school squads. Dr. C J Chick Hart remains head of physical education and serves on the relay committee. Exhibition races at the 1948 carnival included Olympic future competitors.
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Utah
Brigham Young University
Edwin R. Kimball
C. J
Chick) Hart
Hart
Department of Physical Education and Recreation
BYU
Idaho
Colorado
Wyoming
Arizona
Nevada
Kimball
PGA Tour Sets 15 Events With Large Total Purses
Chicago reports the annual Professional Golfers Association summer links tour will include 15 tournaments with purses totaling a large amount, announced Tuesday.
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Professional
Golfer's Association
Locals Meet Blackfoot In Boxing Showdown Tomorrow
Poca high school boxing team trains for a key match with Blackfoot Broncos Thursday night. Ten veterans are listed for Blackfoot led by 185 pounder Bill Allred, with Ken Kerr and Jimmie Miller drawing notable assignments.
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Gate City Warriors
Chace Anderson
Rough Broncos
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Allred
Bernard Schroeder
Hutchinson
Blackfoot
Bannock
Billy “LaVatta
Kay Sakurada
Jerry Roberts
Shirley’ Davis
Warren Thompson
Wilmer Wheeler
Dick McDaniels
Schroeder
Ken Kerr
Preston
Roy Johnson
Kerr
Jimmie Miller
Roberts
Miller
Bronco LaVatta
Jay Hunter
LaVatta
Hunter
Ross Defeats Brown in New York Bout
J. T. Ross of San Jose California stopped Randy Brown of Mount Vernon New York in the ten round feature match.
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New York
J. T. Ross
San Jose
Cal
Randy Brown
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Officials Predict New Ski Jump Record at Nationals
Utah Ski club officials Alf and Corey Engen say Parley’s Ecker Hill is in prime shape for the national championships February 21-22 and expect a new ski jump record to fall if winter winds stay calm. The current record stands at 289 feet set by Torger Torkelson in Iron Mountain 1942, while Sverre Kongsgard, a University of Idaho exchange student, reportedly jumped 290 feet at Seattle but not yet accepted.
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Parley’s Canyon
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Iron Mountain
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Sverre Kongsgaard
Norway
University of Idaho
Seattle
Idaho State and Montana State Close ISC Schedule in Pocatello
Idaho State hosts Montana State in a two game series ending the ISC slate with the Bengals aiming to improve near .500 after losses to Regis in Denver. Big Joe Mathias headlines the Bobcats, while Idaho State relies on Al Kirlin at center as starting lineups are announced for the final weekend.
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House
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Kirlin
Dozen Yanks Enter Paris Winter Meet
Twelve United States figure skaters headline the world championships at Palais des Sports Paris. Dick Button leads a strong American team including Jimmy Grogan Hayes Jenkins Austin Holt Yvonne Sherman Virginia Baxter Andrea McLaughlin Helen Uhl and the Kennedy siblings plus Ann Davies Carlton Hoffman.
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Cleveland
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Brooklyn
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Detroit
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Peter
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Austria
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Dennis Silverthorne
England
French Ice Federation
Rupert Archer’s Picture Published
The January 3 issue of the Sunday New York World-Herald carried a photo of Joe Dolan, an archery enthusiast from Rupert, with a wild boar he shot last fall in New Mexico. The image appeared among others illustrating archery’s growing popularity nationwide.
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Joe Dolan
New York World-Herald
Dolan
New Mexico
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