Indians Primed With 115 Players For Poky High Baseball
Poky High coach Charles Atkinson expects about 115 players to report Tuesday for the first diamond call at 4 PM at the local American Legion field. The squad will be narrowed to 20 or 25, with 26 pitchers and a large pool for positions. Returning lettermen include Raymond Lish, Don Lindsay, Skip Walz, Gary Paxman, and Doug Collins, as practice begins ahead of district league games set in April and May.
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Pocatello High School
Charles
Chick” Atkinson
Gate City
Atkinson
Raymond Lish
Don Lindsay
Skip Walz
Gary Paxman
Doug Collins
American Legion
Indians
Malad
Preston
West Side
Lish
Benton Hair
Bert Horrocks
Ronald Dietrich
Johnnie Lock
Clarence Smith
Bill Horrocks
Ron Duffin
du Wayne Dickson
Barry Gordon
Junior Lowe
Buck Davis
Don Nowell
Bob Andrews
Burt Spencer
Gerry Riedel
Howard
Viking Five Reaches Hoop Finals
Viking Five advances to the hoop finals with key players Marvin Sutcliffe Keith Spahr Darrell Fullmer Bud Barry Bill Oliver Danny Smith Bruce Bowns Bob Stoddard Dick Foote La Diel Prescott.
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Marvin Sutcliffe
Keith Spahr
Darrell Fullmer
Bud Barry
Bill Oliver
Danny Smith
Bruce Bowns
Bob Stoddard
Dick Foote
la- Diel Prescott
Mills Prompts First Drills For Pocatello Track Team
Sixty nine candidates report for Coach Mike Mills as the Pocatello high school track squad begins drills Monday. The group includes notable distance runners Bob and Dick Pettit and a long list of sprinters hurdlers and field event hopefuls led by Allen Ames Armstrong and Beebe. Dick Pettit aims to break the state mile mark set in 1948. Official schedule not released yet.
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Mike Mills
Big Mike
Pocatello High School
Mills
Bob
Dick Pettit
Ray Allen
Don Ames
Howard Armstrong
LaMar Armstrong
Brent Beallif
Dick Bartlett
Franklin Basuley
Tom Beebe
Richard Berry
Bennett Benjamin
Dick Black
Bob Bonner
Ralph Briscoe
Darys Butterfield
Jerry Chambers
David Caudle
Doyle Chatterton
Christiansen
Doug Collins
Bill Cook
Larry Cooke
Lynn Holladay
Bert Horrocks
Jerry Howell
Spartans Stop Vandals in Boxing Showdown
San Jose State defeated Idaho 54 percent to a margin in a boxing meet at San Jose. Raul Diez of San Jose earned a decisive victory over Idaho's two time 160 pound National Intercollegiate champion Herb Carlson in the feature bout.
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Spartans
San Jose
Calif
San Jose State
University of Idaho
Raul Diez
Idaho
Herb Carlson
Beavers Eye Pacific Coast Pennant With Veteran Pitching
Riverside dispatch reports Portland Beavers’ aging yet proven pitching staff led by Tommy Bridges and Ad Liska eyeing a top division finish in the 1949 Pacific Coast League race. Manager Bill Sweeney returns to Portland with a storied history and a reshaped lineup around Eddie Basinski Ford Mullen and Jimmy Wert.
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Portland Beavers
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Beavers
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Les Flemming
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Vince Dibiasi
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Milkman) Turner
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New York Yanks
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Sweeney
Los Angeles Angels
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Yanks
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Salem
Jolin
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Dick Wenner
Eddie Fernandes
Jimmy Gladd
Hollywood
Western NCAA College Basketball Roundup
Oklahoma edged Wyoming 40 to 39 while Oregon State defeated Arkansas 56 to 39. Pro Basketball Boston beat New York 70 to 56. Boxing Detroit heavyweight beat Cuba’s Omello Agramonte in ten rounds at Madison Square Garden. Havens Golf Jacksonville Open leads. Pacific Coast hockey Oakland 3 San Diego 2 in OT. Montreal won 3 1 over Toronto. Indy beat Buffalo 7 1.
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1949 Skiing Champions Tie Top Times In Aspen
Rhoda Eaves and Lucienne Schmidt-Couttet posted the fastest unofficial times in the North American championships in Aspen. Jean Pazzi and George Pinesset followed among the men, with Jack Reddish and a slate of French skiers earning top spots as 20 women and 45 men completed the course.
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Colo
Rhoda Wurtele Eaves
Jean Pazzi
Pazzi
George Pinesset
Jack Reddish
Salt Lake City
Andrea Mead
Rutland
Suzy Harris
Jeannette Burr
Sun Valley
Paula Kann
North Conway
N. H
Majors Set for Big Suit Battle
Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler retained John Lord O Brien former head of the justice department anti trust division to defend baseball in the Ra banished Danny Gar ella case. The hearing in New York Tuesday will address charges that the reserve clause violates the Sherman act. O Brien accepted the assignment in Sarasota after a conference Friday.
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Sarasota, Fla
A. B. Chandler
John Lord O'Brian
Anti-Trust
Department of Justice
Danny Garella
Gardella
New York
Chandler
O'Brian
Sarasota
Justice Department
Browns Edge Oaks 4 3 In 10 Innings In Exhibition
St Louis Browns beat the Oakland Oaks 4 3 in 10 innings to level their exhibition series at two games each. Ray Sievers delivers the winner in the 10th after Gerry Preiddy doubled. Les Scarsella homered for Oakland and Mel Duezabou scored in the third. Pirates top Seals 7 6 as Wally Judnich homers to end the game in the ninth. Ralph Kiner also goes deep twice for Pittsburgh and Dino Restelli hits for San Francisco.
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Oaks
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St. Louis
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Martin
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Ferrich
Moss
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San Francisco Seals
Wally Judnich
Pittsburgh
Ralph Kiner
Kiner
Johnny Mize
New York Giants
McCullough
Turner
Seals
Dino Restelli
GOKs Triumph In First Battle For Y Title
Lynn Fosters 21 points lead the GOKs to a 37 22 victory over the Hot Rods in the Triangle league playoff opener at the YMCA. The two clubs meet again this week to decide the championship. D Dickson led the Hot Rods with six points.
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Hot Rods
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Foster
D. Dickson
Flounders
Bill White
Ralph Rodriguez
Palstaoe
Hep Cats
Pittsburgh Triumph Over San Francisco In Close Duel
Pittsburg edged San Fran in a line scores battle 7 to 6 with key plays from Riddle Chambers McCullough and Turner Brewer Drilling Jarvis. The final tally shows Pittsburg ahead with strong innings across the middle frames and clutch moments from both teams.
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B. Drilling
Jarvis
Trojans Rout Sun Devils In Dual Meet Opener
USC's top track squad cruised to a 110 to 21 win over Arizona State in Tempe. Jesse Hill's Trojans won 14 events and swept seven fields, with George Miller the sole Sun Devil winner in the javelin with a 205 feet 11 inch meet record.
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Ariz
University of Southern California
Arizona State
Jesse Hill
Trojans
Sun Devil
George Miller
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