McCammon Captures Sub-District Basketball Honors
McCammon defeated Inkom 27 21 to win sub district honors in Lava Hot Springs Inkom finished third with one win two losses Lava defeated Arimo 29 18 to end tournament Arimo and Grace Bancroft Soda Springs will compete in district at Soda Springs McCammon center Bowman was second high scorer in tournament Bill Goodenough of Inkom led all scorers with 43 points across three days Ray Stevenson of McCammon sustained a knee injury likely sidelining him for district play.
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Lava Hot Springs
Inkom
McCammon High Basketeers
Lava
Inkorn
Soda Springs
Arimo
Ava
McCammon
Bill Goodenough
Ray Stevenson
Bill Matthews
Keith Hollinger
Bowman
Goodenough
Inkin
Avery
Wilkinson
Tripp
Morrison
Grace
Bancroft
SSS
McCammon Raiders
Jimmy Henderson
Dave Olson
Cal
Two Stars Are Honored In Cooperstown Hall of Fame
New York Pennock and Harold Traynor were elected to the Hall of Fame by baseball writers with at least ten years of service. Pennock died Jan 30 while attending a National League meeting, after receiving 94 of 121 ballots. Traynor, a former third baseman and Pirates manager, earned 93 votes. Pennock was noted for his pitching on the early Yankee teams alongside Murderers' Row, a period valuing pitching.
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NEW York
Herb Pennock
Harold
Pie) Traynor
Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
N.Y
Pennock
Baseball Writers
New York Yankees
Traynor
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phils
Babe Ruth and Company
Nickel Takes TKO In Montana Bout
Toy Nickel of Billings scored a technical knockout over Doc Spann of Lewistown after 44 seconds of the third round in the main event sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars post. Other bouts saw Lewistown and Billings fighters claim decisions.
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Billings
Toy Nickel
Doc Spann
Lewistown
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Bob Newlin
Charles Wiley
Russell Boland
Bud Hall
Ralph Keeper
Wayne Hassler
Kenny Lambrecht
Clarence Mori
Bob Lund
Devon George Lambrecht
Bilings
Spring Road Repairs Could Close Open Routes
Seasonal travel mood rises as spring approaches and roads face closure for repairs. Traffic diversions and scheduling impacts loom for motorists planning early trips and daily commutes.
North Gem and Soda Meet for District Bids
North Gem defeated Georgetown 40 29 setting up a clash with Soda Springs who edged Georgetown 33 32. The two Saturday games determine which two teams join Grace for the district meet at Soda Springs starting Wednesday.
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Bancroft
North Gem
Georgetown
Soda Springs
Soda
Grace
Tournament Scores From Five Teams
The fifth seed defeated rival 44 to 37 while Ucon beat Industrial School 56 to 39 in a pair of boys basketball games.
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Rire
Ucon
Industrial School
Pep Clubs Add Color to Tourney at Lava
First night of Lava sub district tourney features spirited pep club displays. Lava’s squad forms a rotating wheel and letters L A V A while cheerleaders Florence Schultz and Barbara Walker wear red and blue outfits. Arimo and Inkom showcase flashy gold and jet black uniforms as groups perform lively dances and cartwheels.
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Lava Hot Srings
Lava
Florence Schultz
Barbara Walker
Arimo
Inkom
Lara
Carmen Miranda
Resolution Condemns Senator Tailor At Legion Convention
A proposed resolution condemning Sen. Glen H. Taylor for his belt from the Democratic Party was blocked at the Fifth Disware American Legion convention.
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Twin Falls
Glen H. Taylor
American Legion
Idaho State College dominates Second Intermountain boxing title
Idaho State College won the Second Intermountain Intercollegiate Boxing tournament with nine schools competing. ISC placed six finalists, earning five wins and one loss to clinch the team title by 13 points. Notable bouts featured Jay Lambert of Utah and Lyle Kerby of NICE in the main event.
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Idaho State College
Bengal
ISC Mittmen
ISC
Jay Lambert
Utah
Lyle Kerby
Lambert
Kerby
Eugene Machida
Lamar Stewart
Snow College
Eugene Hawkes
MSC
James McGowan
Merle Hepworth
Southern Idaho College of Education
Ted Hunter
Montana State
Hepworth
Don Williams
Frank Gillett
SICE
Don Neilson
Idaho State
Mesa College
Gordon O’brien
Neilson
Ted Maheras
Cecil Flint
Bledsoe
Flint
University of Utah
Northern Idaho College of Education
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PSG
Sive
Nate Morgan’s Jewelers
Gorby’s
Max Thompson
Eugene Bledsoe
Robert Howard
Gorby
Milton
Dubby) Holt
John Wright
Mesz College
Chris Jensen
Nebraska State
NICE
Harold Hinckley
Citation Cruises to Flamingo Stakes Win at Hialeah
Citation, a top era colt, led early and won the Flamingo Stakes at Hialeah by five lengths. The favorite paid $2.40 to win and $2.30 place while Big Dial finished second and Saggy rounded out the top three.
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Miami
Fla
Citation
Hialeah
Big Dial
Hart and Jacobson
Saggy
Stanley Sanger
Show
Manager Is Accused in Bakersfield Baseball Scandal
Bakersfield Indians business manager Charles Carson was accused of absconding with 1725 of the team's funds after cashed checks against the club account. Initial reports of his arrest in Las Vegas were contradicted by police officials. The charges were filed against Thurston, west coast representative of the Cleveland Indians parent club.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Charles Carson
Bakersfield Indians
California Baseball League
Frione
Las Vegas
Cason
Charles Dodge
Edward Walls
Detective Bureau
Carson
Mee
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Martin Furniture CO
Nickel
Montana
Huta Fyre
Maurice Fereday
DODGE
Plymouth
Little Chief
Tomahawk
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