ISC FIVE Locals Duel Colorado Five for series finale
Idaho State college Bengals host Colorado College in a two game set at Pocatello aiming to move over .500. Injuries threaten forward LaRue but X ray indicates return possible. Yogi Behrens and Pete Richardson to start while Mel Clark and Wally Farnes rotate. Colorado Springs boxers feature Jack Quamme Ed Scott Wilfred Perkins Hamilton and Marv Powell. Scott leads with 119 points in nine games as Quamme trails.
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Ed Willett
Idaho State College Five
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Gate City
Pocatello Bengals
Colorado
Willett
Jake LaRue
Yogi Behrens
LaRue
Bengal
Pete Richardson
Mel Clark
al Kirlin
Wally Farnes
Richardson
George Keil
Silver State Boys
Tigers
Tellows
Jerry Carle
Carle
Montana State
Colorado Mines
Invaders
Jack Quamme
Ed Scott
Wilfred Perkins
Dwight Hamilton
Marv Powell
Tiger Frosh
Scott
Quamme
Perkins
Hamilton Planks
Powell
Bengals
ISC
Bozeman
Regis College
Denver
Colorado State
Greeley
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Industrial bowling league week yields multiple clean sweeps and high scores
The Industrial bowling league saw the Legionnaires sweep the Elks, Kilowatts defeat the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, and the Telephone Company beat Moose Lodge. Zwiegarts led the Women Booster league with Ford Music and Briggs Nursery delivering top gam es and series honors. Orange Transportation and Mountain Electric led the Women’s Major division with high series and team totals.
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Legionnaires
Elks Club
Kilowatts
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Zwiegarts
Elks Boosters
Loveland
Frank Serean
Roselles
Railway Postal
Telephone Company
Moose Lodge
Booster Key League
Ford Music Keglers
Briggs Nursery Gals
Nursery
Ford Music Gals
Moore Drug
Bob
Kegler
Taymon
Frances
Stephenson
Daniels
Briggs
Collins
Mountain Electric
Orange Transportation
Orange
Cumming
Miller
Pegphire
Dahlstrom
Bond
Williams
Electrics
Cummings
Joest
Sherwin Paint
Sapphire Keglers
Utah Redskins Cruise Over Pittsburgh In Salt Lake City
Utah defeated Pittsburgh 65 to 44 in an intersection game at Salt Lake City. Coach Vadal Peterson cleared the bench and kept a 10 to 20 point margin for most of the night. Sammy David led Pittsburgh with 18 points, 14 on field goals, as the Panthers narrowed the gap briefly in the first half.
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Salt Lake City
University of Utah
University of Pittsburgh
Utes
Utah
Vadal Peterson
Pittsburgh
Cocaptain Sammy David
Panthers
David
Sports Roundup from Coast Hockey and Pro Basketball
Pacific Coast hockey results Seattle 3 Fresno 1 Portland 4 New Westminster 1 San Francisco 9 Los Angeles 7 National League hockey Montreal 3 Chicago 2 New York 6 Detroit 1 Toronto 3 Boston 1 American League Hershey 3 Springfield 0 Philadelphia 9 rehaggera 5 Pittsburgh 9 Washington 1 Pro Basketball Minneapolis 84 Chicago 49 Fort Wayne 88 Philadelphia 80 New York 89 Providence 77 Baltimore 96 Washington 86
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Fresno
Portland
New Westminster
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Montreal
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Toronto
Boston
Hershay
Springfield
Philadelphia
Rehaggera
Pittsburgh
Washington
Minneapolis
Fort Wayne
Providence
Baltimore
Yankees Sign Page and Sanford to 1949 Contracts
Relief pitcher Joe Page and new acquisition Fred Porky Sanford signed 1949 contracts with the New York Yankees, bringing the club’s total to 12 satisfied players.
Hannegan Sells Cards Interest To Fred Saigh
Robert E. Hannegan announced he sold his Cardinal baseball club interests to Fred M. Saigh Jr for health reasons. Saigh, 42, had been vice president and secretary and helped buy the Cardinals from Sam Breadon in 1947 for about 3.5 million dollars. Hannegan left the presidential cabinet to join the Redbirds.
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ST. Louis
Robert E. Hannegan
Cardinal Baseball Club
Fred M. Saigh, Jr
Cardinal
St. Louis Cardinals
Saigh
Lee
Pocatello Indians Prepare for Caldwell Dual Meet Triumph Run
Sixteen Pocatello high school boxers depart for Caldwell led by Coach Chace Anderson. The Bannocks seek a third season triumph against Coach Forrest Russell’s Caldwell Cougars, with rematches and new matchups highlighted alongside Hill as a rising 150-pound hope and Brennan returning from flu with a strong prospect lineup throughoutweights 96 through 158.
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Gate City
Caldwell
Pocatello High School
Chace Anderson
Bannocks
Forrest Russell
Caldwell Cougars
Western State
Anderson
Cougars
Bob Allen
Leon Stone
Jay Hunter-Kimura
Jackie Gray
Daniels
Pat Eldrige
Ludquist
Cougar
Allen
Hunter
Gray
Eldridge
Ronnie Hill
Warrior
Hill
Tim Brennan
Gate City Gang
Robert Allen
Jay Hunter
Jay Gray
Jim Miller
Robert Ames
Fred Hutchinson
Elmo Jenks
Russ Lundgren
Virgil Cutler
Jim Anderson
Richard Gutenberg
Jim Driever
Pat Eldridge
Ken Kerr
Brown Bomber Will Defend Title In New York
Sol Strauss says Joe Louis has agreed to defend his heavyweight title in June in New York for 20th Century. He met Louis and promoter Mike Jacobs at Miami Beach and expects Louis to choose the winner of the Lee Savold versus Ezzard Charles bout as his challenger.
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New York
Sol Strauss
20Th Century Sporting Club
Joe Louis
20Th Century
Strauss
Louis
Mike Jacobs
Miami Beach
Fla
Lee Savold-Ezzard Charles
Mountain Lions Active Around Gem State Pen
Federal predator experts will investigate reports of a mountain lion near the Idaho State Penitentiary outside Boise. Prison guards reported sightings of a cougar above the prison rocks, while Warden Clapp found no tracks. A bobcat was seen during the warden’s hunt.
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BOISE
Idaho State Penitentiary
Leo Twitchell
Predator Control Division
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Owen Ellis
Lou Clapp
Clapp
Twitchell
Pocatello
Northwestern Wildcats Announce 1950 51 Football Schedule
Northwestern University athletic director Ted Payseur announced that contracts are signed for football games with Colorado Pittsburgh and Southern California, completing the Wildcats schedule for 1950 and 1951.
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Evanston
Ill
Ted Payseur
Northwestern University
Colorado
Pittsburgh
Southern California
Snead Seizes Early Lead In Phoenix Open
Sam Snead, the veteran from White Sulphur Springs, opened with a 68 to lead the Phoenix Open by one stroke over Jack Burke Jr. Tex Conselver and Jack Harden. Hogan struggled with a double bogey on 12 but still posted 72 as Snead benefited from a rain-washed course and a near flawless back nine.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Jack Burke, Jr
White Plains
N. Y
Tex Conselver
Wichita
Kans
Jack Harden
el Paso
Tex
Bill Nary
Phoenix
Leland Gibson
Kansas City
Bob Hamilton
Landover
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Snead
West Virginia
Basketball scores from regional matchups across divisions
East Ithaca defeats Mansfield Teachers 68 to 55 while Hofstra bests Webb Institute 60 to 22 and Montclair State Teachers top Rider 62 to 55. Brown beats Boston University 61 to 45 as George Washington 66 over Maryland 54 and St Francis 73 over Providence 56. Kansas Wesleyan 68 over Bethany 53 and Phillips Oilers 44 to 34. Utah 65 defeats Trinity West (incomplete) and Pittsburgh 44 over Southwest?
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East Ithaca
Mansfield
Hofstra
Webb Institute
Montclair State
Rider
Brown
Boston University
Lowell Textile
Becker
George Washington
Maryland
St. Francis
Providence
South Georgia
Georgia Tech
Williams and Gavilan square off for welterweight title shot
New York dispatch reports Ike Williams lightweight champion faces Kid Gavilan Cuban challenger tonight at Madison Square Garden for a shot at Ray Robinson's welterweight crown.
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New York
Ike Williams
Kid Gavilan
Madison Square Garden
Ray Robinson
Donkey Basketball Debuts for Jaycees in Gate City
Jaycees from Gate City will host a donkey basketball event at the local high school gym next Sunday at 2 p.m. The JCC sponsored clash features two Jaycee teams with unpredictable on court antics as donkeys are ridden for shooting and dribbling while rubber shoes protect the floor.
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Pooneep High School
Ats
Jayvees
Yipee
Harlem Globetrotters
Pocatello
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Gate City
Gate City Jcc
Harold Read
Read
Moore
Inkom
Malad
DiMaggio Fame Rivalry With Babe Ruth Cited By Norwegian Official
Knute Gresvig of Norway says DiMaggio is less famous than Ruth abroad. He notes Norwegians favor American hickory skis from the southern states for durability, while U S makers lead in ski production now.
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Knute Gresvig
Norway
Gresvig
United States
NIT Games Set For Madison Square Garden Dates
The National Invitation Basketball Tournament at Madison Square Garden will run on March 12 14 17 and 19. The St Louis Billikens won the event last year and the dates were announced Thursday.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
St. Louis Billikens
Two Tigers Sign New Contracts
DETROIT. First baseman Paul Campbell and outfielder Earl Rapp signed 1949 contracts with the Detroit Tigers, announced by general manager Billy Evans. Campbell hit .272 in 56 games as a reserve first baseman last season. Rapp previously played for Seattle in the Pacific Coast League.
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Detroit
Paul Campbell
Earl Rapp
Detroit Tigers
Billy Evans
Campbell
Rapp
Seattle
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