Pocatello Warriors Aim For Third Casaba Triumph Tonight
Pocatello High School hosts Preston Indians in a casaba clash at 8 p.m with a 7 p.m junior game. Coach Jay Jensen relies on Horrocks Collins Dykeman Walz as Jensen Lopez guards and forwards. Preston counters with Kofoed Charters Fongren Doney Smith and others in a pivotal district showdown.
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Jay Jensen
Pocatello High School
Preston Indians
Jayvees
Preston
Jayvee
Jensen
Warriors
Casaba
Blackfoot
Gate City
Bill Horrocks
Doug Collins
Reed Jensen
Bob Dykeman
Skip Walz
Horrocks
Collins
Dykeman
Walt
Bannocks
Dragons
Boise
Kofoed
Charters
Fongren
Doney
Smith
Herd
Rawson
J. Woodward
Cutler
Egbert
B. Woodward
B. Egbert
Peterson
Rudd Takes On Bledsoe In ISC Panther Ring Show
Idaho State and Southern Idaho boxing card set for 8 p m at Blackfoot high school. Main event features Murray Rudd of Bengal against Gene Bledsoe of the Panthers in a heavyweight bout. The card includes 165 and 155 pound bouts with Max Thompson, Florin Hulse and Don Neilson among participants.
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Rudd
Bledsoe
Isc-Panther
Milt “Dubby” Holt
Idaho State College
Southern Idaho College
Blackfoot High School
Holt
Bengal Crew
Murray Rudd
Panther
Gene Bledsoe
Gene
Spokane
Wash
Gonzaga
Panthers
Big Boy
Intermountain
Max Thompson
Panther Florin Hulse
Albion
Bengal
Don Neilson
Max Haag
Tom Dunn
ISC
Ing
Neilson
University of Nevada Club
Blackfoot
Eugene Machida
Jack Olson
Eddie Samira
Samira
Bob Dicle
Merle Hepworth
Panther Crew
Stan Noble
Reno
Nev
University of Nevada
Southern Idaho College Crew
Mendy
Milt “Dubby
Thompson
Bengals
Army Navy game site debate centers on Philadelphia
Army and Navy officials have not signed a contract for next year’s game on December 3. West Point coach Red Blaik favors Philadelphia as the site, noting cadets and midshipmen could attend in a body, while Cleveland reportedly eyes the big lake front stadium for 90,000.
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Washington
U. S. Military Academy
Philadelphia
Army and Navy
Cleveland
Big Lake Front Municipal
West Point
N. Y
Academy
Earl
Red) Blaik
United Press
Cadet Corps
Midshipmen
Blaik
Army
Military Academy
Cleveland Press
Army and
Navy Athletic
Ben T. Franklin
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Green Triangle tops league in women’s bowling night
Chevo Katsilometes led Green Triangle with a 512 series as Irene Dahlstrom matched 512 to share top series honors. Doris Serean 460 and Freda Stone 457 followed. Green Triangle won team series with 2518, while NOP claimed first place in single-team laurels with 886 high.
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Chevo Katsilometes
Green Triangle
Kegler
Irene Dahlstrom
Roslers
Reno Market
Doris Serean
Coca-Cola
Freda Stone
Katsilometes
Naval Ordnance
June Daniels
Dahlstrom
Bessie Botts
Charles Mitchell
Calligan’s
Standin
Calligan's
Dan's Music
Canadians rout United States in world amateur hockey clash
In Stockholm Canada overwhelmed the United States 7 to 2 as a four-goal burst in the final period turned a 3-2 deficit into a rout. Don Monroe, Bill Dimoch, Ray Bauer and Don Staley supplied the offense, with Bauer scoring twice. Bruce Mather and Prince Johnson tallied for the U S in the second period.
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Stockholm
Canada
United States
Don Monroe
Bill Dimoch
Ray Bauer
Don Staley
Bauer
Canadians
Tom
Jim Russel
Yanks
Sweden
Switzerland
Belgium
Denmark
Canucks
Czechoslovakia
U. S
Bruce Mather
Belmont
Mass
Prince Johnson
Webster
S. C
Nuttall Wins Intermountain Light Weight Title
Keith Nuttall of Brigham City Utah regained the Intermountain light weight boxing title by a split decision over Freddie Babe Herman of Los Angeles Wednesday night. Nuttall weighed 134 pounds vs Hermans 135 pounds. Boss Bill Veeck predicts Steve Gromek could be Cleveland Indians brightest pitching star of 1949 after securing his contract.
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Salt Lake City
Keith Nuttall
Brigham City
Utah
Freddie
Babe) Herman
Los Angeles
Nuttall
Herman
Ines
NEW York
Bill Veeck
Cleveland Indians
Steve Gromek
Tribe
Button Wins Ice Laurel in World Championship
Dick Button, 19, from Englewood New Jersey and Harvard freshman, retained his world figure skating title with 21638 points over two days. He delivered flawless compulsory figures and dramatic free skating including a triple-turn jump, drawing roaring cheers as he concluded.
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Paris
Dick Button
Symphony
Englewood
N. J
Button
Harvard
Louis Divorce Report Nets $100 Weekly Support
An unverified El Universal report claims heavyweight champion Joe Louis divorced Marva Trotter Louis last week in Mor elos state. The Zacatepec source says a Jojutla court granted the decree, with Louis ordered to pay $100 weekly support for their son Joe Jr, who stays with his mother but may visit summers.
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Mexico City
el Universal
Joe Louis
Marva Trotter
Louis
Morelos
Zacatepec
Jojutla
Joe, Jr
Fordham Adds Allen as Backfield Coach
George E Eck Allen who recently resigned as head football coach at the University of Maine was named backfield coach on the Fordham university football staff.
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Fordham New York
George E. (Eck) Allen
University of Maine
Fordham University
Holt Size Up Cinder Outlook For Bengals Track
Weatherman points to near season start as ISC coach Milt Holt reorganizes the Bengals roster. Five lettermen join five newcomers including Charles Lane from Glendale and Rudy Rojas as a distance ace. Veterans Jake LaRue Stan Huff and Glae McDonald lead events with Wes Leach added for the 400. Indoor drills begin March 1 with meets at Boulder City and a May triangular in Missoula alongside Montana and Montana State, plus AAU events in Salt Lake City.
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Milt “Dubby
Holt
Idaho State College
Bengal
Glendale
Calif
Charles Lane
Lane
Hoover High School
Waims
Jessie Owens
Rudy Rojas
Rojas
Laramie
Wyo
Jake LaRue
ISC
Jake
LaRue
Intermountain
Salt Lake City
Utah
Stan Huff
Rupert
Huff
Glae McDonald
McDonald
Parr Sainsbury
Bengal Basketball Club
Wes Leach
Italo
Babe” Caccia
Leach
Pocatello High
Bengal Gymnasium
Bengals
Boulder City
Colo
Missoula
Mont
University of Montana
Montana State
Pacific Coast League succumbs to major league work agreements
The Pacific Coast League nears end as seven of eight clubs enter working agreements with Major Leagues, led by San Diego Padres under Indians influence and Los Angeles Angels tied to the Cubs. Seals remain publicly free but face pressure as Beavers, Solons, and others align with Yankees, Tigers, and Pirates. Juniper note irrelevant to article.
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San Francisco
American Association
San Francisco Seals
San Diego Padres
Cleveland Indians
Bill Veeck
Indians
Veeck
Stanley
Bucky) Harris
Chicago Cubs
William Wrigley
Los Angeles Angels
Hollywood Stars
Brooklyn Dodgers
Oakland Acorns
Sey Stangel
New York Yankees
Charley Dressen
Yanks
Portland Beavers
Sacramento Solons
del Baker
Tigers
Detroit
Seattle
Seals
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Idaho
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