Redbird Signs Walt Lowe as Pocatello Pilot New Manager
Walter Lowe, longtime Boise Pilot star, signed by the Redbirds as the Pocatello captain, replacing Nat LeBlanc. The deal, arranged in Boise last December, involved Ned Sheehan going to Sacramento with no cash exchanged. Lowe, 30, is a versatile player capable of handling multiple positions and has a strong Pioneer League track record.
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Boise
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Ned Sheehan
Sacramento
Marvin Milkes
Gate City
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Pocatillo
Bannock Hotel
Oklahoma coach Bud Wilkinson signs new OU contract
Norman Oklahoma Bud Wilkinson signs a new contract with the University of Oklahoma after informing Wisconsin officials he no longer wished to be considered there. The Salvation Army operates youth programs in 1 370 centers across the United States.
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Okla
Bud Wilkinson
University of Oklahoma
Wilkinson
University of Wisconsin
The
Salvation Army
United States
Cougar Five Strengthen League Lead
Washington State raced to a 44-30 win over Washington to extend its Pacific Coast Conference lead in the northern division. UCLA outlasted USC 74-68 in overtime as Clustka sank the decisive shot. Stanford edged California 66-65 behind 13 free throws from Dave Stephenson, and Oregon routed Idaho 70-37 as the Cow Palace hosted a twin feature. Ed Gayda and George Hamilton each scored 14 for Washington State. Ladon Henson led Washington with seven.
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Cougar
Cougars
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UCLA
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Stanford Indians
Dave Stephenson
University of California
Oregon
University of Idaho
Ed Gayda
George Hamilton
Ladon Henson
Huskies
Chuck Clustka
Ucla Bruins
California
Stanford
Bears
Indians
Eugene
Cow Palace
Hal's Sheet Metal leads as Paint and Glass posts 2749
Hal's Sheet Metal extended its Major bowling league lead by a four game win over Bannocks Hotel Sui nter. Mike's Paint and Glass of Blackfoot remained perfect, defeating Utah Oil Company Keglers. Henriksen's and Pioneer Barbers split their four game series as did Antlers and General Refrigeration Pocatello Boosters and Moose Lodge. Paint and Glass posted a 2749 high team series while Pioneer Barbers hit 1000 for the night. Paul Lines topped with 257.
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Bannocks Hotel Suinter
Mike
Glass
Blackfoot
Utah Oil Company
Henriksen
Pioneer Barber Crew
Antler’s
Gen
Eral Refrigeration
Pocatello Boosters
Moose Lodge
Paint
Pioneer Barbers
Paul Lines
Hal's Soon Eet Andesnessnne Nose Sons
Bannock Tel
Antler
Len-Mack
Nelson-Golob
Shove Preessees
Walker-Faler
Dittmer-Hahn
Serean-Harris
Dreyer-Frey
Stone-Loveland - Hank-Mathewson Nelson An
Mathewson and
Arnold
Walker and Faber
Stone and Loveland
Pederson
Steve
Young-Sternberg
Young
Poky High Letter Winners to Attend Gridiron Dinner
Thirty four Pocatello high school football lettermen will be guests of the local Gridiron club at a Bannock hotel dinner Monday night starting 7 30 p m Coaches honored include Chick Atkinson Mike Mills Jay Jensen and Chace Anderson Letters attendees list names such as Dick Bartlett Robert Booker Tim Brennan DeVoe Brown Jay Bybee Larry Christensen Doug Collins Dick Foote Ronald Edgley Sam Frahm Larry Hancock Lynn Holladay Jerry Howell Errol Jacobsen Dick Gates Roger Kerr Francis King Glen Latimore Don Lindsey Raymond Lish Gary Paxman Bob Pettit Dick Pettit Wayne Roberts Ronald Semmons Richard Spillett Ray Stevenson Barry Todd Estel Walz Eugene Mullins George Davis Bob Spaeth Lloyd Ferguson.
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Pocatello High
Bannock
Pocatello High School
Charles “Chick” Atkinson
Mike Mills
Jay Jensen
Chace Anderson
Dick Bartlett
Robert Booker
Tim Brennan
DeVoe Brown
Jay Bybee
Jay Casper
Larry Christensen
Doug Collins
Dick Foote
Arco Cagers Stop Leadore for 8th Straight Triumph
Big Bryce May Bob Duke and Steve King led Arco to a 79 29 win over Leadore on the road as Butte hosts stretched their Class B winning streak to eight. May scored 32 Duke 18 King 15, with a 42 14 halftime margin. The Arco squad pursues key clash at American Falls Tuesday.
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Arco Cagers
Leadore
Bryce May
Bob Duke
Steve King
Butte High School
Arco
Buttemen
May
Duke
King
Butte High
McCammon Red Raiders
Bengal Ring Crew Set For Season
Idaho State College coach Milt Holt leads the Bengal boxing team into a stiff season schedule starting next Saturday. Eastern Oregon visits Pocatello for a double bill with Rexburgs Rick College junior varsity. Don Neilson aims for Intermountain Intercollegiate glory as Holt lists seven returning lettermen and 54 turnouts including four Hawaiian entrants.
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Milt “Dubby
Holt
Bengal
West
Gate City High School
Eastern Oregon
LaGrande
Ricks College
Rexburg
Dubby
Pocatello
Bengals
University of Nevada
Gonzaga
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Michigan State Force
Don Neilson
Neilson
Don
Eugene Machida
Eugene Hawkes
Max Thompson
Colin Drake
Byron Lemmon
Tom Dunn
Cecil Flint
Ken Cox
Stan Noble
George Kiyuha
Russell Hamm
Jim Parker
Murry Rudd
Rudd Stacks
Hawaii
Machida
Kiyuna
Herb Toda
Edward Samira
Honolulu
Toda
Kahului
Maui
Orego Pocatello
Spokane
Oregon
Wasatch Chiefs Fall as Freddy's Upsets YMCA League
The Little Freddy's team handed the Wasatch Chiefs their first loss of the season in the YMCA Industrial League. Jay Paris led Freddy's with 18 points, as Freddy's gained momentum in a hot second half and remained near the league lead with seven wins and one defeat. The G I Lounge and Seniles also posted wins while several teams earned forfeits.
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YMCA
Wasatch Chiefs
Mighty Chieftains
Jay Paris
Cagers
Paris
Freddy's
G. I. Lounge
Little Freddy’s
J. C. Peasants
Ramblers
G. I
Mathew Dudenake
Dude
Harry Dickson
Dickson
Ed Mayne
J. C. Seniles
Keith Robbins
Veral Thornock
Chuck Fenwick
Omaha Man Scores KO At Gardens
Fair skinned Omaha welter Vince Foster stunned Tony Pellone with a 44 second knockout in the seventh round at Madison Square Garden. Foster, 22, was a 12 5 underdog in only his 32nd pro bout and aims for another Garden main event in February while promoter Harry Markson weighs opponents Beau Jack or Charlie Rosak. Pellone, 23, had been a前 favorite despite prior ring mishaps in his career.
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Harry Markson
20Th Century Club
Vince Foster
Madison Square Garden
Nebraska Wildcat
Tony Pellone
Foster
Omaha
Neb
Garden
Pellone
Mark Conn
Markson
Beau Jack
Charlie Rosak
Ington
N. J
Owever
Jack Hurley
American Legion Plans Top Ball Year
The American Legion junior baseball program aims to field more than 14 500 teams this season, continuing since 1926. In 1948, 243 major leaguers 29 All Stars and 32 World Series players were Legion graduates. Also 457 Legion alumni played in the minor leagues.
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NEW York
American Legion
Legion
Legions
Seven Olympic Champs Set For Norge Ski Meet In Chicago
About 30 000 fans expected for the 43rd Norge Ski Club contest with seven Olympic jumpers including Olympic champion Peter Hugsted of Norway. Weather forecast calls for drizzle and above freezing temps. American entrants include Art Devlin Sverre Fredheif Ralph Bietila Merrill Barber and Eugene Wilson among five U S competitors.
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Norge
U. S
Art Devlin
Lake Plavid
N.Y
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St. Rak Minn
Ralph Bietila
Ishpeming
Mich
Merrill Barber
Brattleboro
Vi. Pated
Devlin
Abike
Eugene Wilson
Coleraine
Minn
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