Indians Edge Blackfoot Five In Narrow 36 35 Victory
Blackfoot led most of the game at Pocatello before the Indians rallied to win 36 35. Bell scored 15 for Blackfoot, Fenwick tied late, Reed scored the winning basket, and McKie added frees as Pocatello struggled with free throws. Jayvees beat Blackfoot 36 26 beforehand.
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Blackfoot Bronco
Pocatello
Broncos
Indians
Fenwick
Reed
Broncs
Bell
Blackfoot
Satterfield
McKie
Pocatello Jayvees
Blackfoot Jayvees
Woes Il Jensen
Cotant
Cosenksas Kissane Ohineaie
Sato - 0
Paxman
Vee Ancey Nelson Seaee
Bengals Edge Montana Normal 51 43 in Dillon Tilt
Idaho State College squad rallied in the final four minutes to upset Montana Normal 51 to 43 at Dillon Montana. Murray Satterfield scored 21 for Idaho State while Walter Anderson led Montana with 18.
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Dillon
Mont
Idaho State College
Montana Normal College
Montana
Montana Normal
Murray Satterfield
Idaho State
Satterfield
Walter Anderson
Local Keglers Enter ABC Meet
Two Pocatello bowling teams Hoover Motor and Steve's Bowling Courts will enter the American Bowling Congress Tournament in Detroit to bowl singles and doubles on April 14 and 15. Team members include Ray Burnham Bill Hestir Bill Faler Tuff Nelson B O Hoover for Hoover Motor and Clarence Stephenson Len Bergendorf Hal Dreyer Elmer McOmber plus Eddie Allen or Gandy Gianchetti for Steve's Bowling Courts.
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Pocatello
Hoover Motor
Steve’s
Detroit
Clarence Stephenson
Steve's
Ray Burnham
Bill Hestir
Bill Faler
Tuff Nelson
B. O. Hoover
Len Bergendorf
Hal Dreyer
Elmer McOmber
Eddie Allen
Idaho Falls
Gandy Gianchetti
Dizzy Trout Signs 1948 Contract With Detroit Tigers
Detroit pitcher Paul Dizzy Trout signed his 1948 contract with the Tigers aiming to improve on last season's 10-21 record.
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Detroit
Paul
Dizzy) Trout
Monday
Detroit Tigers
Hamilton Is Surprise Golfer In New Orleans Open
Bob Hamilton of Reynolds Kentucky, a veteran golfer and 1944 PGA champion, delivered the upset of the winter season by winning the New Orleans open. He shot 69 in the final round to finish at 280 for 72 holes, securing first place.
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New Orleans
Bob Hamilton
Reynolds
Hamilton
American Falls Quintet Beats Rockland In District Opener
American Falls hosted Rockland in the sub district tournament as Beaver Five rolled to a 30 to 19 win. Schluter led with eight points and C Schroeder added six as the home team showed early form.
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American Falls
Rockland
Thomas Eagles
Tede
Thomas
Crew
Evans
Bulldogs
Oly
Nelson
Tomingo
Aneseeoaseentarsen Chadwick
Fackrell
Merrill
Hennefer
Dance
Seneseee W. Covington
Shawver
M. Covington
Stokes
Beaver Five
Falls
Schluter
C. Schroeder
Outlaw Hoop Tourney Set for Blackfoot High Gym
Blackfoot hosts a single elimination basketball tournament with ten teams from Aberdeen to Newdale. Openers include Moreland vs Shelley, Aberdeen vs Newdale, and North Highway Cafe of Idaho Falls vs Cliff's Inn of Rigby. Finalists share 20 percent of net proceeds, runner up 10 percent, with a sportsmanship trophy and funds to Lions community betterment.
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Blackfoot
Outlaw Basketeers
Idaho
Blackfoot High School
Blackfoot Lions Club
Aberdeen
Newdale
Moreland
Shelley
North Highway Cafe
Idaho Falls
Cliff's Inn
Rigby
Penguins
Blackfoot Simplons
Rexburg
Jesse M. Day
Lions Club
Lions Community Betterment Fund
Cold Weather Reality Becomes Clear to Many
By this time people realize that cold weather isn’t as appealing as assumed. The shift is evident as daily routines adjust to lower temperatures and tougher conditions.
Snavely Rejects Pro Gridiron Offer
Carl Snavely the North Carolina head coach rejected a pro offer from the Los Angeles Dons of the All American Conference. Reported terms were 25000 dollars per season plus a share of profits, with three years on the deal. Snavely has two years left on his Tar Heels contract at 12000 dollars a year.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Carl Snavely
North Carolina
Los Angeles Dons
Snavely
Beavers Take Second Game In Tournament
American Falls Beavers rout Aberdeen Tigers 43 to 24 in a round robin contest. Beavers' Ringe and Morris spark offense as Aberdeen suffers injuries to star center Harold Claunch. Halftime 19-7, third quarter 32-14.
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American Falls
Beavers
Aberdeen Tigers
Aberdeen
Moreland
Ringe
Morris
Harold Claunch
Coca Cece
Kelley
Campbell
eRay Crowder
Schroeder
Reed
Schluter
Thompson
Gay Tae Savage
Palmer
Ross
Strohein
A Eae Wedel
Se Nealey
Herbert
Anderson
Blackburn
Pierson
Baana
Aberdeen Center
Rockland
Only one U S sports star wins in Norwegian carnival
John Werket of Minneapolis was the only American victor at yesterday’s international winter carnival in OLSO Norway. He won the 1500 meter speed skating race and placed fourth in the 10,000 meter event, totaling 198 203 points for the meet.
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Olso
Norway
John Werket
Minneapolis
Helsinki
Werket
Moreland Five Defeats Aberdeen In A. F. Tourney
AMERICAN FALLS The Aberdeen Tigers once feared regionally fall to Moreland Eagles 27 to 23 in the sub district round robin. Tigers fought hard and produced few points with Harold Claunch watching from the sideline. Savage led Aberdeen with five field goals while Anderson and Blackburn added five apiece.
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American Falls
Aberdeen Tigers
Eagles
Moreland High
Aberdeen
Tiger Cagers
Savage
Tigers
Anderson
Blackburn
Moreland
Moreland Five
Moreland Fg
Bowman
Merrill
Sores
Lindsay
Clements
Wadsworth
Colson
Howard
Lee McKnight
Alston
Preeti
Aberdetn Fg
P Savage
Palmer
Ross
Stroehein
Wedel
Nealey
Herbert
Scene Anderson
Pierson
Seneneserovens
Aed Esters
Intermountain Intercollegiate Boxing Tourney Opens Thursday
Idaho State College hosts about 10 schools in Pocatello for the second annual Intermountain Intercollegiate Boxing Tournament at the local high school gym. ISC mittmen, undefeated this season with one loss to Gonzaga, beat the Zags in Pocatello and recently defeated Nevada. Teams expected include Idaho, Montana State, Snow College, Mesa College, Southern Idaho COE, Northern Idaho COE, Eastern Oregon COE, College of Idaho, and possibly Gonzaga.
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Idaho State College
Pocatello
ISC Mittmen
Gonzaga University
Bengals
ISC
University of Nevada
Idaho
Montana State
Snow College
Mesa College
Southern Idaho College of Education
Northern Idaho College of Education
Eastern Oregon College of Education
College of Idaho
Illinois police foil thief aiming for bakery payroll loot
Police in an Illinois town stopped a man attempting to steal a $10,000 bakery payroll. He did not obtain any funds and fled.
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Illinois
Manager Must Appear Before Board Over Boxer's Death
Mike Spinelli, manager of Sam Baroudi who died from brain injuries after a Chicago stadium fight, was ordered to appear before the Illinois athletic commission on March 8 to show cause why he should not be barred. Baroudi’s age dispute and an inquest were noted as investigators planned a benefit card. Ezzard Charles offered to fight and donate his share. Baroudi’s burial was set for Akron Ohio with state inspector Monk Harris to attend.
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NBA
Sam Baroudi
Eft
Ezzard Charles
Chicago
Charles
Cincinnati
Baroudi
Mike Spinelli
Chicago Stadium
State Athletic Commission
Illinois
Spinelli
Jack Began
Irv
Ing Schoenwald
Begun
Akron
Monk Harris
Schoenwald
Athletic Commission
Van Sickle Wins Ashton Dog Classic
Lloyd Van Sickle of Ashton captures his third speed event at the African Dog Derby, finishing the five lap two mile course in 48 minutes 45 seconds. Austin Neeley places second, David Clouse third. a crowd of about ten thousand watches.
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Ashton
Ida
Lloyd van Sickle
van Sickle
Austin Neeley
Driggs
David Clouse
Lowell Fields
Gooding
Idaho
Lewis Price
Felt
H. L. Jones
St. Anthony
Herman Jessen
Swan Valley
Ward
Neely
Clouse
E. R. Clouse
Pro Netters Play In S L Tonight
Salt Lake City hosts a major tennis exhibition tonight at the state fairgrounds coliseum. Jack Kramer Bobby Riggs Dinny Pails and Pancho Segura headline a cross country series expected to draw near 3000 as crowds seek a complete sell-out in advance sales.
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Salt Lake City
State Fairgrounds
Dave Freed
Jack Kramer
Bobby Riggs
Dinny Pails
Francisco Pancho Segura
Freed
Rookie Hurling Star Is Holdout
New York Yankee rookie sensation Frank Spec Shea refused a $16 000 offer for the 1948 season, becoming baseballs loudest holdout by turning down opening game assignment and defying tradition.
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NEW York
Frank
Spec
Shea Monday
New York Yankee
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Pocatello Team
ABC Meet
Ball
Muir
Thomas Quint
Walker
Seettertaces
Oreees Kelley
Crowder
Eevee Morris
Schiuter
Som
Aveseeeanesene
P Stokes
Pease
Lasley
Peeese
Barnard
Senses
Robinson
Cox
Saeiaeees
Aeetaesenersserees
U.S
Dead Fighter
Ashton Dog Classic
S.L
Brennan & Cahoon
Pole Line Road
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