Rexburg Five Upsets Pocatello in Class A Regional
Madison of Rexburg defeats Pocatello 50 to 45 to reach the Class A regional final as Burns leads with 19 points and Satterfield tops Pocatello with 14. McCammon knocks off Ammon 44 to 41 in Class B, Olson scoring 18 for the winners and Vaughn 19 for Ammon.
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McCammon
Downing Ammon
American Falls
Pocatello High
Pocatello
Sugar Salem
Preston
Rexburg
Ammon
Edmunds
Indians
Burns
Powell
Satterfield
Ee Pine Allocs
Catesses Sacos
C. Nef
Briggs
F. Jenkins
Piri Ison
Oneseniinee
OO Pocatello
Satterfield Oc
Jensen
Sato
Cotant
Fenwick
Roberts
Paxman
Erseveees
Lintelman A
Mamie, Dienesshessensesecersen
Madison
Class A Consolation Tonight Pocatello Versus Sugar Salem
A late basketball card lists Pocatello meeting Sugar Salem in the 7 30 consolation game while American Falls faces McCammon at 9 00 in the Class B championship.
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Pocatello
Sugar Salem
American Falls
McCammon
Burley Defeats Boise 48 to 37 in Regional Tourney
Burley led from the start as Harold Loveless scored 19 points on 50 percent shooting to power a 48 37 win over Boise in the regional class A game. The victory gave Burley the early lead 23 17 at halftime and 34 29 after three.
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Boise
Harold Loveless
Burley
Bobcats
Loveless
Middleton
Glenns Ferry
Castleford
Twin Falls
Nampa
Windup
Wilder
Glennied
Colorado boxers defeat Utah in Golden Gloves card
Colorado team wins five to three over Utah amateurs in Denver. The eight bout card featured three knockouts with Denver and Ogden fighters prevailing at 112 Ted Smith 2nd, 118 Ernest Martinez decision over Gene Walker, 126 Gene Volpi decision over Tubber O Kudo, 135 Gene Fullmer decision over Napoleon Hodges, 147 Darrel Josie decision over Bob Gallegos, 160 Frank Rankovich KO over Stan Rutter, 175 George Nippert decision over Fred Sessions, heavyweight Don Perko KO over Ken Bennion.
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Denver
Colorado
Utah
Ted Smith
Frank Toyoma
Ogden
Ernest Martinez
Gene Walker
Gene Volpi
Pueblo
Tubber O’kudo
Gene Fullmer
Napoleon Hodges
Darrel Josie
Bob Gallegos
Frank Rankovich
Stan Rutter
George Nippert
Springs
Fred Sessions
Don Perko
Ken Bennion
Polo star Louis Stoddard Dies in Los Angeles
Louis E. Stoddard, 70, once a 10 goal polo figure and member of the American team that won in England in 1921, died unexpectedly yesterday of a heart attack while visiting Los Angeles from New York.
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Los Angeles
Louis E. Stoddard
Stoddard
New York
England
Blackfoot Hosts Fifth District Boxing Tourney
Blackfoot high school Broncos will host the Fifth District boxing tournament in the Blackfoot gym March 15 16 and 17 with six class A schools Po catello Preston Westside at Clifton Malad and Downey. Pocatello is favored on the strength of an undefeated dual meet record. Tournament manager Karl Ferrin notes bleachers will be expanded to add 300 seats. Each of Preston Pocatello and Blackfoot will enter fighters in all 15 weights. four sessions are planned with preliminaries 2 30 p.m. and 8 p.m. Monday semi finals 8 p.m. Tuesday finals 8 p.m. Wednesday and the championship trophy awarded after the last bout.
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Blackfoot
Conrad Bertin
Bill Allred
Dean Wilcox
Bronc
Bertin
Blackfoot High School Broncos
Blackfoot Gymnasium
Pocatello
Preston
Westside
Clifton
Malad
Downey Downey
Rin
Ecker Cagers Win Spot to National AAU Tournament
Utah will be represented at the national AAU basketball tourney by Ecker Studio of Salt Lake City. Ecker, last year's intermountain champion, earned a spot after Cream of Salt Lake City opted not to travel to Denver.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Ecker Studio
Ecker
Brooklawn
Cream of
Milkmen
Denver
Walcott Edges Johnson in Exhibition Sets Stage for Louis Fight
Jersey Joe Walcott won a close four round exhibition over Austin Johnson in Chicago. Ring observers said Walcott needs more offense for the planned title defense against Joe Louis next June. Johnson, undefeated in 1946, held Walcott to a quiet first round but Walcott found range in rounds two to four. Walcott weighed 202 pounds and Johnson 196.
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Chicago
Joe Walcott
Austin Johnson
Joe Louis
Walcott
Louis
Johnson
Ski Unit Head Visits in Utah
Roger Langley president of the national ski association visits Utah this week. He plans a stop at Ogden snow basin and Alta, then skis to Brighton before returning to Salt Lake City. He will travel to Aspen for the North American championships this weekend.
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Salt Lake City
National Ski Association of America
Roger Langley
Utah
Langley
Ogden
Snow Basin
Alta
Brighton
Aspen
Colo
Recreation site plan mapped in Bannock County meeting
Plans to convert Mink Creek Civilian Conservation camp into a recreation area were outlined at a Bannock County association meeting. A three member planning committee led by Kywn Schoonover was formed with J P Dahlstrom Ed Layton and John Curl. Committee plans include a clubhouse trout raising and releases using CCC buildings. Big game and fishing committees were named with local city and federal representatives including J P Dahlstrom W J Speir Walter Hayden John Myers Howard Gambil Frank Keough Jim Bruce George Welch James Keith and others.
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Mink Creek
Bannock County Eee Association
Tom McAteer
Ky Wn Schoonover
J. P. Dahlstrom
Ed Layton
John Curl
McAteer
CCC
Schoonover
J. P.dahlstrom
W. J. Speir
City of Pocatello
Walter Hayden
Crystal
Farmers
John Myers
Arbon
Howard Gambil
Aberdeen
Frank Keough
State Fish and Game Department
Jim Bruce
U. S. Forest Service
George Welch
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
James Keith
Burley
U. S. Grazing Service
Morris Gladwin
Pocatello
Bud Ainsworth
American Falls
Kentucky Hits Stride in National Invitational Opener
Western Kentucky destroyed La Salle 68 to 61 to begin the national invitational. Don Ray led WKU with 18 points as four players scored in double figures and the Hilltoppers pulled away after a close first half. St Louis University routed Bowling Green 69 to 53 to set themselves up as favorites at Madison Square Garden.
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NEW York
Hilltoppers
Western Kentucky
LaSalle
Philadelphia
la Salle
Don Ray
Blue Grass
Billikens
St. Louis University
Bowling Green
Ohio
Madison Square Garden
Big Barn
Gildford farmer cleared in murder trial
Knute Brettne of Gildford was found not guilty of second degree murder in the January 21 death of Claude Allen, a tavern keeper and former Havre police officer. The jury reached its verdict in three hours at Havre district court.
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Havre
Knute _Brettne
Gildford
Claude Allen
Brettne
Late NAIB Tournament Scores
Hamline defeated Manhattan 60 to 51 while Western Kentucky beat LaSalle 68 to 61 and Louisville won 85 to 76. St Louis University topped Bowling Green 69 to 53 in the National Invitational Tournament.
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Hamline
Manhattan
Western Kentucky
LaSalle
Louisville advances to NAIB semis with 85 76 win over Beloit
In Kansas City, Glenn Combs powered a second half burst as Louisville overwhelmed Beloit 85 to 76 to reach the NAIB tournament semifinals. Beloit led 42 40 at halftime after a 10 point cushion, but Louisville surged ahead early in the second half.
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Kansas City
Glenn Combs
University of Louisville
Kentucky
Beloit College
Beloit
Louisville
Hamline
Manhattan
Johnny Orr
Two Men Die In Railway Car In Wyoming Yard
Two men were found dead in a refrigerator car at Green River Union Pacific yards. Coroner J Warden Opie ruled carbon monoxide caused the deaths. A serviceman, Don Coffey, discovered the bodies when tending the heater. The coroner said they had been dead only a short time.
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Green River
Wyo
Union Pacific
Don Coffey
J. Warden Opie
European Is Favored Over Roach In MSG Bout
Marcel Cerdan, 32, Europe’s middleweight champ, meets Lavern Roach, 22, ex-marine, in a 10 round international bout at Madison Square Garden. Cerdan is a heavy favorite 11-5, citing his experience and 32 straight wins while Roach hopes to upset the seasoned visitor.
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New York
Marcel Cerdan
Europe
Lavern Roach
Plainview
Tex
Madison Square Garden
Cerdan
Casablanca
Morocco
United States
U. S
Marcel
George Abrams
Harold Green
the Garden
Anton Raddik
Chicago
Canada
Billy Walker
Montreal
Giovanni Manca
Jean Walzack
Roach
Alexander Leads Jacksonville Open In Rain Soaked Round
Skip Alexander, famed mudder, shot 67 to lead the Jacksonville open round in wet Brentwood fairways. He holds a one stroke edge over Keiser of Akron and Fred Haas Jr. of New Orleans as the $10,000 tournament gets underway.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Skip Alexander
Brentwood Municipal Fairways
Southern Pines
N.C
Herman Keiser
Akron
Fred Haas, Jr
New Orleans
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Karl Fer
AAU
Star Cab Company
MR. Farmer
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