Idaho State Boxing Matches Gonzaga in Pocatello Showdown
Idaho State College boxing hosts Gonzaga in Pocatello for seven bouts tonight at 8 p.m. Holt’s Bengals seek revenge as Murray Rudd misses due to injury and Jack Martinez faces Tommy Perko in the big 230-pound collision. Three Intermountain champs Machida Hawkes and Thompson spearhead ISC’s effort as Lemon bows out in his final Bengal appearance.
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Idaho State College
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Perko
Nevada
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Eugene Hawkes
Max Thompson
Machida
Hawaii
ISC
Bill Masey
Masey
Hawkes
Jim Reilly
Thompson
Joey Stevens
August
Byron Lemon
a_ Bengal
Lemon
Jim Sullivan
Eee
Meetings Begin Today for Idaho Beaver Trappers
Fish and Game department starts meetings in Boise for Idaho beaver caretaker trappers. State fur supervisor John W. Smith leads discussions on trapping techniques winter and summer trapping removal of complaint beaver live trapping and trans planting program for 1949 and pelts handling.
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BOISE
Fish and Game Department
Idaho
John W. Smith
Don Black Returns to Indians After Near Fatal Accident
Don Black pitched in a Cleveland Indians uniform again in Tucson Arizona marking his comeback after a severe September accident. The veteran explained he remained confident he could regain strength and return to form.
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Don Black
Cleveland Indians
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Three Days Left to Enter Batboy Contest
The Pocatello Cardinals batboy contest deadline nears with final day Monday for applications. Eligible boys aged 12 to 15 must submit entry blanks from the Pocatello POST, plus a 100 word essay on why they want the job and a photograph to Cardinal headquarters. photos will be returned.
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Redbird
Pocatello Post
Cardinal Headquarters
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YMCA B Division Playoff Set After Tight Regular Season
The In dustrial basketball league B division opens Tuesday at 7 30 p m with the Naval Ordnance Plant quintet meeting either the Marines or Challenge to decide who faces the Junior Chamber of Commerce Peasants for the cage crown.
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Freddy’s
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Pocatel High Ring Crew Dominates Fifth District Meet
In Bradenton Florida action the Pocatel High boxing squad leads the Fifth district tournament after two rounds led by 27 points from Gate City rivals and Malad Dragons close behind with 21. Bout listings show local weight classes with Blackfoot Preston Pocatello and Malad fighters set to clash as the track shifts toward semifinals. Reiser sidelined with a groin pull in Florida.
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Pocatello High School
Gate City
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Dragons
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West Side
Middlecoff Ferrier Coast To 2 and 1 Win In Four Ball
In Miami the defending champions Dr Cary Middlecoff and Jim Ferrier beat Tony Penna and Clayton Heafner 2 and 1 to reach the semifinals. Earlier Skip Alexander and Pete Cooper upset Sam Snead and Lloyd Mangrum 2 and 1, routing Snead’s team with precise chipping and a 50 foot eagle on 15.
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Sam Snead
Lloyd Mangrum
Alexander
Southern Pines
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
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Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Tony Penna
Cincinnati
Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
Pioneer League Names New Publicity Director
Dave Rowe KSEI news and sports director was named publicity director of the Pioneer League this week by President Jack Halliwell. Rowe began in sports in 1928 and recently helped with league publicity.
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NIT opening day features byes for Utah and four seeds
National Invitation Tournament action at Madison Square Garden pits San Francisco against Manhattan and Bradley against NYU in the afternoon, followed by Bowling Green vs St John’s and Loyola vs CCNY. Seeded Kentucky St Louis Western Kentucky Utah Bowling Green share first round byes. ratings name Utah and Western Kentucky among favorites.
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Yankee Skipper Questions DiMaggio Readiness for Opening
Casey Stengel, manager of the New York Yankees, doubts Joe DiMaggio will be ready to contribute before the season opener on April 19 in St. Petersburg. The veteran star has been limited in spring activities and his return date remains uncertain.
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Fla
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New York Yankees
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State Keg Tourney Begins In Poky Today
State Bowling tournament opens at 3:30 p.m. in Pocatello with 75 teams from Nampa Buhl Gooding Caldwell Twin Falls Idaho Falls and Boise. Twenty one trophies will be awarded across divisions as squads from listed clubs roll onto Steve's Bowling Alley. The eight day event ends Sunday March 20.
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Zweigarts Leads Women's Major Bowling Standings
Zweigarts tops the league with strong three game series and high individual scores led by Margaret Golob who has 224 and 595 in the year. Mountain Electric sits second in top three game series with 1933, while Irene Dahlstrom and Ann Cummings chase high series. Golob and Dahlstrom pace averages as Zweigarts, Orange and Mountain Electric fill the top team spots.
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Athlet ics star Don White treated for elbow soreness
Sideline report from West Palm Beach notes Philadelphia Athletics utility player Don White receiving injections for a sore right arm. Team physician cites elbow deposit and warns surgery may be needed to relieve the pain.
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Fla
Don White
Philadelphia Athletics
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