Poky High Leathermen face Caldwell Cougars in home boxing debut
The Pocatello High School boxing team hosts Caldwell in Warrior Gym for a 15 bout program starting at 8 p.m. Coach Chace Anderson plans 96 to 166 pound weight class matchups with top contenders like Jack Gray and Duane Higer. Tim Brennan is sidelined by a cold, while Jimmy Anderson headlines the lineup against Wesley Kimball with several district champions on the card.
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Pocatello High School
Warriors
Caldwell Cougars
Leather
Chace Anderson
Oeroance
Erson
Tim Brennan
Gate City
Reece
Anderson
Wesley Kimball
Caldwell
Jimmy Anderson
Bannocks
Idaho
Forrest Rusell
Ronald Daniels
Pocatello
Jack Gray
Fred Hutchinson
Jack King
Russell
King
Bcard
Virgil Cutler
Duane Higer
Pat Eldridge
Ate City
Bob Lundquist
Kent Poole
Bob Allen
Leon Stone
Jay Hunter
Fred Kimuro
Jimmie Miller
Joe Stockdale
Jimmy Driever
Bill Oakley
Ken Kerr
Don Taylor
Ronnie Hill
Jim Tallman
Cougar Crew
Babe Caccia
Wilt Holt
Byron Lemon
Howard
Rampton Barlow
Injun Hoopsters Leave On Barnstorming Tour
Pacific Coast Conference bans post season football bowls for coast schools except the Rose bowl. Hawaii games exempt. Oregon’s Cotton Bowl appearance signals coast teams cannot travel east or south for bowls again. Michigan barred from Rose Bowl this year and possibly next if champion.
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PALM_SPRINGS
Cal
Hawaii
Oregon
Tournament of Roses Association
PCC
Victor
Schmidt
Michigan
Association
Big Nine
K. L
Tug) Wilson
Bannocks and Cougars Hit West Idaho Barnstorm
Pocatello high school mentor Jay Jensen leads 11 players and a traveling squad to Boise valley for a do or die tour. They face Caldwell Nampa and Boise with an 8 p.m. game tonight and a schedule through Monday in Bulldog country, as Jensen weighs early season hopes against strong western Idaho clubs.
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Pocatello High School
Jay Jensen
Boise Valley
Jensen
Gate City
Caldwell
Boise
Indians
Bannocks
Cougars
Nampa
Idaho
Pocatellans
Skip Walz
Ralph Hall
Bud Barry
Gary Paxman
Doug Collins
Reed Jensen
Sam Frahm
Bob Dykeman
Dick Pettit
Tom Flint
Errol Jacobsen
Bulldog
Boise High School
Curt Jarvis
Cougar
Bill Lodge
Don Hamblin
Denny Keys
Dick Martin
Mickey Vail
Doug Rheder
Roville Collins
Rich Schroeder
Jim Dix
Keith Stanwood
Bill Glaze
Phil Weitz
LeRoy Garland
Carl Hansen
Bitners set Cow Palace scoring record in win over St Marys
Oakland Bitners crushed St Marys 90 to 57 at the Cow Palace to set a team scoring record as San Jose State beat Montana 58 to 59 in the opener of the basketball double header. Montana forward Bob Cope led scorers with 22 points, 18 in the first half.
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SAN Francisco
Oakland Bitners
Cow Palace
St. Marys
San Jose State
Montana
Grizzlies
Bob Cope
First U.S. County Health Department Founded in Guilford
The earliest county health department in the United States was established in Guilford County North Carolina during June. Early public health efforts marked a milestone in local governance and disease control.
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U. S
Guilford County
N.C
Trophy key to Pasadena city loses its shine
Tournament of Roses officials report Northwestern coach Bob Voights will not return the ornate city key after the Rose Bowl victory. Shaffer said Voights refused to relinquish the three foot gilded key, claiming it would go to Northwestern’s trophy room, despite prior returns from visiting teams. The incident adds to the team’s Rose Bowl haul in Evanston while Voights remains in San Francisco for NCAA meetings.
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Pasadena
Cal
Golden Key
Tournament of Roses
Harold Seaffer
Northwestern
Bob Voights
California
Schaffer
Virginia Bower
Schaeffer
Voights
Tournament of Roses Association
Shaffer
San Francisco
Twin Falls Cowboys Bees Train in Northern California Spring
Twin Falls Cowboys and Salt Lake City Bees of the Class C Pioneer league will train in northern California this spring. The Bees will train in Palo Alto and the Cowboys with the Victoria club of the Western International league and other western Yankee farm clubs. Bees camp opens in the last week of March.
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Twin Falls Cowboys
Salt Lake City
College basketball results from scattered games across conferences
A garbled roundup lists numerous men s college basketball scores including Boston College 59 Boston University 4 Dart UM St Francis 55 Massachusetts Washington 60 West Virginia Wesleyan 49 Yale 61 Villanova 78 61 Drexel Philadelphia Pharmacy 45 Moravian 63 etc. The fragmentary text shows multiple institutions and scores across East Midwest Southwest and West regions with numerous misspellings and incomplete team names.
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En Gas
Dart Um
St. Francis
Yalya
Cottang
Devens
Massachusetts
Washington
West Virginia Wesleyan
Ew Haven
Danbury
Gorench
Aee de Eee
Villanova
John
Scranto
Lebanon Valley
Davis Elkins
Concord State
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Seton Hall
Xavier
Drexel
Philadelphia Pharmacy
Bergen JC
Salt Lake City Golf Pros Reassigned Under New Superintendent
Parks commissioner Fred Tedesco announced that golf professionals at Nibley Forest Dale and Bonneville have been reassigned. They will continue to work with A. R. Emery who was reappointed general superintendent of the three municipal courses.
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Salt Lake City
Fred Tedesco
Tom McHugh
Nibley
Jerry Henderson
Forest Dale
Dick Kramer
Bonneville
A. R
al) Emery
Power Clubs Named In Big-6 Loop
Big Six basketball opens with Utah and Wyoming favored to win the title. Vern Gardner of Utah and Ron Livingston of Wyoming anchor strong front lines as both teams post solid non conference records. Denver trails and Brigham Young shows fading power while Colorado A&M and Utah State are projected as also rans. Conference games begin with Denver at Utah State and Utah versus Colorado A&M.
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Denver
Utah
Wyoming
Ron Livingston
Livingston
Hamline
Gardner
Rocky Mountains
Denver University
Vince Boryla
Southern California
Brigham Young
Joe Nelson
Colorado A&m
Utah State
Colorado Aggies
Logan
Fort Collins
Tulare Youth Wins Sullivan Award for Decathlon Triumph
Robert Bruce Mathias, 17, Tulare California, becomes the youngest Sullivan Memorial Award recipient as the nation’s top amateur athlete. He led with 1491 points from 525 ballots, 404-point margin over Harrison Dillard, Baldwin Wallace hurdler. Mathias plans Helsinki 1952 defense and will receive the trophy Feb. 20 at the New York Athletic Club.
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New York
Robert Bruce Mathias
Tulare
Cal
Sullivan
Mathias
Harrison Dillard
Baldwin Wallace
Dillard
Jack Kelly
Philadelphia
Joe Verdeur
Helsinki
James A. Rhodes
Columbus
Pocatello High Selects Ski Club Manager and Plans Season
Tom Flint chosen as manager for Pocatello high school ski club at Gate City school meeting attended by 20 winter sportsmen. Initial practice set for Saturday at Skyline area. Regular drills run until Feb 12 ahead of Big Six meet in Twin Falls with plans for four to five entrants in downhill cross country and slalom.
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Tom Flint
Pocatello
Gate City
Mike Mills
Skyline
Mills
Twin Falls
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Boston University
Utes
Vern Gardner
East Coast
St. John’s
St. Joseph's
Cornell
AAA
Wren
Easy Handliy
Ball and Basketball
James E. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
York Athletic Club
Kiski Prep School
Saltsburg
Stanford University
Van
Whitman
C. F. van Inwegen
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