Wildcats Place Three On Mythical All America Quintet
Kentucky stars Oscar Groza Ralph Beard and Wah Wah Jones were named to the United States All America basketball second team with Ed Macauley Tony Lavelli and Vern Gardner. The selections honor the era's top seniors with standout performances from Kentucky's recent runs.
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Ieee
Kentucky
United State
Add Rupp
Wildcats
College Basket
EAT
Ioza
Beard and Jones
N.C.A.A
United Press
Gardner
Ce Boryla
Denver
Mpian
Dwight (Dike) Edman
Illinois
Harris
Oklahoma
Bob Cousy
Holy Cross
Rds
Ernie Vandethe
Colgate
Dick Nuttker
Ohio State
Bill *Kson
Johnny Oldham
Western Stucky
Dick McGuire
John’s
Brooklyn
Macauley Theest
Beard
Groza
Jones
Lavelli
Snead and Mangrum Edge Metz in Miami Four Ball
Sam Snead and Lloyd Mangrum held off Metz and Monti in a tight 36 hole final round at the 24th Miami Four Ball. Snead shot five under 65 in the morning and Mangrum stayed steady on the back nine to seal a one up victory. The defending champions Coffin Coffman and Ferrier were eliminated on the 3 and 2 result.
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Miami
Fla
Sam
Snead
W. Va
Lloyd Man‘m
Nead
Mangrum
Metz
Virginia Beach
Eric Monti
Santa Monica
Chicago
Cary Diecoff
Memphis
Ferrier
San Francisco
Jack Burke, Jr
Whiteins
N. M
George Schoux
Roit
Coff
Red Sox surge in Sarasota with trio of triples
Sox tie 2 2 after eight as Mele and Dom DiMaggio rally with two triples apiece. Mele, DiMaggio, and Gordon Sellers figure in a chaotic late inning that features a line drive, a misplay, and a caught stealing at Mullers Grove.
Unclear event at Jured LM Beach game injures Don White
In Jured LM Beach Florida on Thursday Don White sustained a serious arm injury during a phio Athletics spring game. Team physician Dr Linze reported elbow damage and limited arm movement with the right arm.
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Jured LM
Batboy Dines With Cardinals At Annual Banquet
The Pocatello Cardinals announce the batboy contest winner will join the team for an April 25 banquet. Harold Hinckley will present the uniform at the event as Marvin Milkes notes four to enter with a 100 word essay and photo by March 14.
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Pocatello Cardinals
Marvin Milkes
Cardinal
Harold Hinckley
Gate City
Pocatello
Walt Lowe
Twin Falls
Redbirds
Milkes
Cardinal Batboy
Halliwell
Keglers Kick Off Idaho Women’s State Bowling Meet
The Idaho Women’s state bowling tournament opens Friday in Twin Falls with 16 teams from Twin Falls and Buhl. Pocatello will not compete for top honors until March 19. Saturday features doubles and singles with team events at night and Sunday lists singles and doubles. Local squads include Dan's Music, Naval Ordnance, Calligan Paint, Green Triangle, Goldb Oil, Coca-Cola, Sapphire Lounge, Green & Whitecab, Stephenson's Music, Fawson Music, Moore Drug, People's Store and Fred's Cafe.
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Pocatello
Twin Falls
Buhl
Caldwell
Nampa
Boise
Idaho Falls
Star Bar
Twin Falls-Wells Stages
Coca-Cola
Turley
Buhl — Mannings
Curtis Chevrolet
Soft Water Service
State Hoopmen To Be Guests At Luncheon
The Idaho Chamber of Commerce invites all players officials and coaches from the state basketball tournament to a noon luncheon March 18 at the Bannock hotel in Pocatello George N Green superintendent of public schools will be toastmaster The luncheon includes teams from Pocatello Pres ton Nampa Burley Idaho Falls Rexburg Coeur d Alene and Lewiston The ISC I club will provide entertainment at the annual affair A Dutch luncheon for visiting coaches is planned for March 1 in the evening The meeting also noted a need for more local jobs for Idaho State college athletes
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Bannock Hotel
Pocatello
George N. Green
J. L. Craig
Preston
Nampa
Burley
Idaho Falls
Rexburg
Coeur d'Alene
Lewiston
Idaho State College 'I
Idaho State College
ISC
Major League Camp Notes From Florida Drills and Lineups
Reports from Bradenton Vero Beach Lakeland and Orlando detail exhibition games and workouts as Braves Dodgers Tigers and Senators shuffle rosters. Sain aims to pitch nine innings in a Sunday game while Spahn extends work. Goan and Evans homer for Washington Varsity. Lipon stars for Detroit in intra squad action.
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Bradenton
Fla
Johnny Sain
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Sain
Billy Southworth
Warren Spahn
Vero Beach
Rex Barney
Pat Mac Glothin
St. Paul
Barney
Bill Cox
Eddie Miksis
Lakeland
Johnny Lipon
Detroit Tigers
Yanningans
Lipon
Aaron Robinson
George Kell
Hoot Evers
George Léerchen
Flint
Mich
Bob Mavis
Jimmy Outlaw
Vic Wertz
Orlando, Fla
Gil Goan
al Evans
Washington Senators
Leff Thompson
Buddy Lewis
al Kozar
Poky Boxers Lead Fifth District Tourney After Night One
Boxers from Pocatello High School surged to the early lead in the Fifth District tourney in Blackfoot with 15 points. West Side 12, Blackfoot and Preston 10, Malad nine. Multiple bouts showcased decisive wins and TKOs as the event began.
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Blackfoot
Pocatello High School
Chace Anderson
Gate City
West Side
Preston
Pro Basketball Scores From Latest Games
New York defeated Washington 90 to 74 while Fort Wayne topped Providence 84 to 80 and St Louis edged Indiana 81 to 80 with Minneapolis 74 and Boston also listed among results.
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New York
Washington
Fort Wayne
Providence
St. Louis
Schools aim to keep players with new job plan
Craig argues a policy to offer jobs to both varsity and fresh squad members next season. The plan echoes an old saying that employment for athletes strengthens teams in the future.
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Craig
Ammon and Aberdeen win in Class B state tourney
In Kimberly Ida Ammon and Aberdeen high schools advanced after first round wins. Ammon edged Paul 35 to 33 as Irvin Nielsen hit the winning shot with 30 seconds left. Aberdeen beat Middleton 42 to 37 led by Claunch with 14 points and Calvin 12.
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Ida
Ammon
Aberdeen High School
Wuay- Ammon
Paul
Paul Basketeers
Irvin Nielse
Nielsen
Aberdeen
Middleton
Aberdeens
Gergauser
Calvin
Claunch
DiMaggio Skips Yankees Exhibition Lineup
Stengel omits Joe DiMaggio from the first spring training game lineup against the St. Louis Cardinals. DiMaggio, nursing a heel issue, will ease into condition as the manager aims to have him ready for the season start on April 19. Porterfield Lopan and Sanford to pitch for the Yankees. Cardinals expected to use Hearn Johnson and Yochim.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Joe DiMaggio
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
DiMaggio
Yankee
Stengel
Bob Porterfield
Ed Lopan
Fred Sanford
Yankees
Cardinals
Jim Hearn
Ken Johnson
Ray Yochim
Idaho State Open golf dates moved up to September
Boise The Idaho State Open golf tournament has been shifted from September 16-18 to September 9-11 with the consent of the Professional Golfers Association. Ernie Tucker, pro at the Plantation course, announced the change for the $5,000 event.
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Boise
Idaho
Ernie Tucker
Plantation
Golers Association
Cowboys Selected To Compete In NCAA Tourney
Logan Utah UP report says district seven NCAA committee chose Wyoming as district representative for the NCAA playoff. Vadal Peterson helped as committee member and Utah coach while Colorado State led the Little Five and Wyoming the Skyline Six. A 2 to 1 vote denied a Wyoming Colorado State playoff.
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Logan
Utah
Wyoming University
Joe Whitesides
Vadal Peterson
New York
Peterson
Wyoming
Colorado State University
Colorado State
Hockey Roundup Scores From Coast To League Action
Pacific Coast San Francisco defeated Los Angeles 4 to 3 and Tacoma beat Westminster 7 to 3. National League Detroit shut out Toronto 5 to 0 while Montreal and Chicago tied 2 to 2 and Boston routed New York 8 to 1. American League Cleveland beat Philadelphia 6 to 3, Hershey edged Pittsburgh 5 to 4, Providence 4, Buffalo 1, and St. Louis 9 defeated Washington 2.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Tacoma
Westminster
Detroit
Toronto
Montreal
Chicago
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Hershey
Pittsburgh
Providence
Buffalo
St. Louis
Washington
G I Lounge and J C Peasants Lead YMCA Leagues in Playoffs
The YMCA announces A division leaders G. I. Lounge and J. C. Peasants have clinched top spots with finals to be decided in playoff series. A division contenders include Loungemen and Wasatch Chiefs, with Seailes and Freddy’s contesting third place. In B division, Naval Ordnance and Marines are strong bets for the two playoff spots. Seniles defeated Unknowns 69 to 61 as Thornock and Fenwick led with 17 points.
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Henry Watts
Loungemen
Wasatch Chiefs
J. C. Seailes
Freddy's
Naval Ordnance Five
Marines
Sun Valley Club Sponsors Weekend Ski Races
The Sun Valley Ski club will sponsor downhill and slalom racing for class B and C skiers this weekend. Winners may advance classifications and possibly qualify for major class A events after achieving high placements in at least three lower class races. The downhill race is Saturday and the two slalom runs Sunday.
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SUN Valley
Sun Valley Ski Club
Local skiers set for McCall meet and Idaho state team bid
Tom Flint, Leon Molinelli, Bird and Dick Finlayson will represent Pocatello at the McCall American Legion junior ski meet over the weekend. They seek to earn slots on the Idaho state ski team for Sun Valley competition in slalom, downhill, and jumping, joined by Dee Bogart and Bob Burnell on the northern trip.
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Tom Flint
Leon Molinelli
Bird
Dick Finlayson
Pocatello
McCall American Legion
Pocatellans
Idaho
Sun Valley
American Legion
Dee Bogart
Bob Burnell
Two More Bengal Ring Aces Hit By Injuries
Idaho State college boxing coach Milt Holt loses Stan Noble Walter Brown and Don Neilson to injuries. Seven bouts set at Pocatello high school gym with replacements John Koby Byron Lemon and debutant Art Lepore. Featured: Eugene Machida vs Bill Masey in 125 pounds Eli Thomas vs Max Thompson in heavier class.
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Milt“Dubby
Holt
Idaho State Colleg
Stan Noble
Walter Brown
University of Gonzaga
Gate City
Tator
Bengal
Don Neilson
Pocatello
Eugene Machida
Max Thompson
Murry Rudd
Eugene Hawkes
ISC
Joey August
Bengals
Gonzaga
Pocatello High School
Noble
Ralph Morrow
John Koby
Byron Lemon
Jim Sullivan
Brown
Sullivan
Art Lepore
Salt Lake City
Joey Stevens
Euguene Machida
Intermountain
Bill Masey
Eli Thomas
Franklin Fives Sweep Tyhee Hoopmen Twice
Franklin junior high seventh graders defeated Tyhee 12-8 with Denny Brown scoring eight and Ken Brown adding four. Tyhee’s G Bringhurst and G Jones led with four and two. In the eighth grade game Franklin won 36-19 as Roscoe Frost scored 11 and T Collins eight, while Tyhee’s Weder tallied 11 and Knapp six. The teams meet again in a double elimination tourney.
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Franklin Junior High School
Casaba
Tyhee
Franklin
Irving Junior High School
Denny Brown
Ken Brown
G. Bringhurst
G. Jones
Roscoe Frost
T. Collins
Weider
Knapp
Reds Pitcher Vander Meer Leads Reserve Clause Talk
In Tampa on Thursday Johnny Vander Meer gathered Reds teammates to discuss their stance amid the reserve clause fight. He would not reveal voting results until the report reaches NL player rep Dixie Walker. A veteran Reds player said ballplayers support the reserve clause as the backbone of the industry.
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RED
Tampa
Fla
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati Reds
Vander Meer
Pittsburgh
Dixie Walker
Cincinnati
Lawmen Demand Facts In Martin Lanier Ball Suit
New York United Press reporting organized baseball faces a potential life crisis in its current structure as pitchers Lanier and Martin press a federal court show cause order questioning why they are not restored to duty with the St Louis Cardinals. The suit seeks 2.5 million dollars in damages and an injunction to overturn the reserve and termination clauses in their contracts.
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New York
Ma: Lanier
Fred Martin
St Louis Cardinals
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Lanier
Martin
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