Idaho State Journal from Pocatello, Idaho • Page 6

SUNDAY JOURNAL Sunday, Fabruary 10, 1957 MAJOR LEAGUE Fletcher Insurance 20 4 Carl E. Nelson 16 8 Electrical Contractors 15 0 Mollntlll's Jewelers Eiks Chib 11 13 puke's Paint 10 10 Ske Daddle Games 3 1A Byron's Bannock Motor 7 11 Holland Furnace 5 15 Week's results: Ske Daddle Games 3, Mike's Paint li MollneUI's 4, Holland Furnace 0: Fletcher Insurance 4, 3yron'i Electrical Contractors 4, Binnock Motor E. Nelson 1. Elks Lodge 1. High team series: Electrical Contractors 2912.

Hljh lean game: Electrical Contractors 1056. HlRh individual series: Joe Sato 628. High I i vidual a Joe Sato 243. MOP LEAGUE I. Shop 18 6 Shop 3 1" 6 Security Police 15 Riggers 11 10 11 9 12 12 n.iling 3 15 i i a Ill Machinist 8 16 Public Works 18..

Week's results: Shop 3 4, Public Works Rlegcn 2. Guard! Plat- Ing 1, Security Police 3i Shop 2. Machinist Military and Supervisors (postponed). HISll team series: Shop 3 3081. Hlgl! I a game: Shop 3 113.1.

High I vjdual game: Dnlldotf 232. High Individual series: Green 362. UPTOWN LEAGUE Team Modern Motor IMi iVestern- Bearings Idaho Bank Trust It Idaho State Journal 12 Bannock Memorial Hosp, ..12 vlarv's Standard Oil 12 Okay's 3eellnr Oil Co 11 3annock Steel Hou Construction 1 I. GATE CITY LEAGUE Team Short Circuits 17 7 Pocalello Supply Inc. 17 7 Knights of Columbus 16 8 Allied Erectors 14 10 Fargo't 1 1 1.1 Kilowatts 10 It Grinncll Co 10 It Allls Chalmers 9 IS I 1 O.

Clerks 8 16 Warren's Barber Shop 16 Week's resulls: Short Circuits 2, Warren's Barber Shop 2: Allli Chalmers 3. Pocatello Supply 1: Grinnell Co. 2. Xnlghts ol Columbus Allied Erectors 3, P. O.

Clerks 1: Fargo's Kilowatts 1. team series: Kareo's 3003. High learn game: Fargo's 1073. High Individual series: Bob Morris 3G5. High individual game: Harold Cook 220.

WOMEN'S CITY LEAQUE Coca-Cola 17 7 Dan's Music 15 Friendly Mcrchnnlt 10, Coloh 6ll HIV, Tough Guys 12 11 CTreen Triangle 12 12 Eagles National a 10 Favvson Music fl 16 Fred's O. K. Tire 7 17 results: Friendly Merchants 8, Dan's Music 3, ToURh Guys Golob Oil 4. Fawson i 0: National Laundry 2, Eagles Fred's O. K.

Tire 2. Green Triangle 2. High team scries: Friendly Merchant! 2957. IMgli team game: Friendly Merchants 999. High Individual fame: Afton Anderson 210.

High Individual series: Alton Anderson MB, MEN'S COMMERCIAL LEAGUE ElcclrJc Service Co 17 1 Farmers Insurance 17 7 Fletcher's Insurance IB a ban's Music 14 10 Fatten i Union .11 11 Myers Motor 13 11 Challenge Cheese 12 12 Bannock Berbers 11 13 Meadow Gold 5 10 a i a Express 2 22 Week's results: Eleclrlc Service Co. Palton LhUon Fletcher's In- 3, Railway Bannock Barbers 3, challenge Cheese 1: Farmer's Insurance 4, Meadow Gold Myers -Motor 2. Dan's Music 2, High team series; Eleclrlc Service Co. 2S70. High team Brunei- Electric Service Co.

1012. High Individual tame: Hank Selveno 218. High Individual series: Vinct Hanrom 812. Week's results: Idaho Dank Trust 4, Western Bearings Okay's 3, Bannock Steel Modern Motor 3, Idaho Slate Journal Mary't Standard Oil 4, Boil Construction" Bannock Memorial Hospital 2, Beeline Oil Co. 2.

High team scries: Idaho Bank Trust 2878. High team game: Okay's 1009. High Individual tsrlts: Ed Allen, 357; high individual grfme: I-ay. ne Hahn, 202. INDUSTRIAL A I.

Cahoen Cor.tt. Co 13 O. G. Roche 13 11 Postal Transport 13 11 Mitchells Radio 13 11 Kilowatts 12 12 Zwclgart! 12 12 McLelland Lumber 12 12 Moose 11 11 Elks Boosters 11 13 Elec. Cont.

Supply 8 1R Week's resulls: Elks Boosters 4, Moose 0: Mitchells Radio 3. Postal Transportation McLell.ind Lumber 3. Kilowatts 1: Zwclfarti 3, O. G. Hoche li Cahoon Const.

3, Elect i a Cont. Supply 1. High team serJes: McLelland Lumber 3018; High team game, McLel, land Lumber 1142: High I i i a game. Cable. 220: High Individual lend, Clble, 593.

QUEEN'S LEAGUE Tssm I. Shervjln-Wllllamj 23 1 Sapphhe Lounge 7 Sam Scoll 14 10 Wheel Club 13 11 Alameda Pharmacy 12 12 Zwelgarl's 12 12 Westvaco ...12 12 Rollnlck's Shoe 9 15 O. G. Roche 3 10 Garrclfj 4 20 Week's results: Sherwin-Williams 3 Sapphire Lounge WeMvaco 3. Ala- rnedo "hacmacy Wheel Club 4 Sam Scott 2.

Zwcigart's O. 2. Rollnlck's Shoe 2 High team Wheel Club 30iS High teom Wheel Club anc Snpphlre l.ounRF 10.19. High in- i i a giniie: Dnrolhy Oilman 200 High i i i a series: Barbara Bates 552. (HOPPERS LEAOVIE Turn 1 Western Securities 17 llobson't Jewelry 16 Save-On Drug; 10 ideal -Market 12 Country Cobbler 11 13 Fashion Cleaners 10 14 Gats City Plumbing 9 IS Albertson's 11 Week's results: Hobion's Jewelry 4.

Gate City Plumbing 0: Fashion Cleaners 4. Albertson's 0: Country Cobbler 4. Save-On Drug 0: Western i ties 3. Ideal Market 0. (cam series: Hobson's Jewelry 1366.

High team game: Western Securities 891. High individual Buth Henderson High Indlvlduaf series: Ruth Henderson M9, COFFEE HOUR LEAGUE O. K. Barber Shop 21 a Yellow Cab 1ft Gutter Hals 16 8 Flrtcher Insurance 14 10 Gilbert's Cats 10 Ward's Market 15 Okay's No. 1 9 15 Spiouse Hcilz 8 16 Turner Insurance 37 Zu-eigarl's Wizards 6 18 Week's results: Okays No.

1 3, ward's Culler Rals 4. Gilbert's CaU- a Barber Shop 3, Zs-clgart's Wizards Flelcher Insurance 4, Turner Insurance Yelto Can 4, Sprouse Rellz 0. High team Fletcher Insur- IIKO 2205. High lennV game: Fletcher Insmancc 817. High Individual name: Ecu Beck 180.

High individual series: Zeld.i Herzog HW. PIONEER LEAGUE Chnslensen's Chevron 20 Ciano Co 15 PoM Ollice Carriers 15 Transport 14 1 JVcstvaco 13 Ida.iu Slate Journsl 12 1 Mn'arch Nursery 7 B. i. C. or A.

No. 04 7 1 It. i i 7 F.aclcs 6 Week's results: aiiiilensen't Clitv- ro.i 3, Heidelberg Postal Transport 4. Idaho State Journal 0: Crane Co 2, Westvaco Post Office 4. F-aglcs 0: Monarch 4.

B.R.C. of A. No. 01 0. i team series: Westvaco 2sfiR.

I i game: Wcitvaco 1068 High individual game: Avery Slulls 2e2. High i i i a series: Re.x Barber 654. WOMEN'S MAJOR LEAGUE Ttam Mutual of Omaha 20 Elcc. a Supply ...17 I a 15 No. Ten Train I) Troy-PariSlnn IQL'.

K(d Rock 8 Mijlcr's Bakery Vogl Sheet Metal a 3nl.rniotlr.laln Eo.ulprr.enl 7 Deck's resulls: Red nock Cad a i Equipment No. Team 3, Miller's Bakery Kruse 3. Troy-Parisian 1: Elecli Contiactor's 3. Vogl Metal a ol Omaha 2, a 2. lh lc Mutual o( 1416.

High team firr.t: Mutual 5H. High I i i a se 609- High individual game: VI Commons 101. 4 7 9 10 13 15 111 17 4. Ten In leet a a of rles: ivian Sh A. F.

LADIES LEAGUE Ttlin j. Economy Cash i Fills Drue 2 2 First Security Bank 2 2 Davis Furniture 2 2 Indian Springs 2 2 Home Town Cnfe I 3 Week's resulls: Economy Cash 3, Home Town Cafe Falls Drug" 2 First Security I i a Springs 2'. Davis Furniture 2. High scries: I i a Sprlnta Bli 9 10 12 12 12 13 13 I.H LADIES COMMEPCIAL LEAGUE Gayimr's CoJfee 5 R.B.W.A. No.

2 IB 8 Cook Drug 15 9 Broom's Conoco 15 5 Moore 12 12 Ford Music 10 14 Rainier Beer 15 B.B.W.A. No. 1 15 Farmers I a 7 17 Cordon Pie 3 16 Weeks resulls: Groom's Conoco 4 R.B.W.A. No. 2 0: Farmers Insurance 3.

Cordon Pie 1: Gaynor Coffee 4 Moore Drug Ford Music .1. Cook Drug nalnlcr Beer 3. R.B.W.A. No 1 1. High team series: Groom's Conoco 2B73.

High team game: Groom's Con oco 08B. High Individual game: Vcrla Bowman. Henderson (tie) 181 High Individual series: Verla Bowman 4B9. AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE Tom I Westvaco 21 a Patton Llnlon Mcndenhall's 10 Hob's Conoco .13 11 ntstllnc's .12 12 FluJlock Motor Co 11 13 New Frontier 10 H. of II.

C. 18 Garrcll's 6 115 City Molor Co 1 17 High team series' Weslvaco HtQ! Ellfih team a Rob's Conoco 10B3 High Individual game: Harold i b.iuni 210. HlRh Individual series George Slier 663. Team Spikes Whites Racks Horns "uofs Antlers 'I'lnes i Spins Week's -Spikes 4. Prongs 3, Team Tram bls unl high divkluM 570.

ILKB LEAOlIr 17 18 14 1A 10 7 8 10 10 10 13 14 0 .15 a IB 7 17 resulls: Whiles 4. Horns 0 0: Hoofs 4, Spurs 0 Tines i 3, Antler high scries: Spikes lf)33 gamr: Splkr.i 722. Individ g.iinc: Lee Peterson 22.1. In high series: Pelersor Pocatello Averts Upset by Boise Five Bruins Use Stall to Nip Huskies for 23d in Row Indians Snare No. 17 in Row Boise put Pocalello's Indians to telr siiffest Big Six conference est of the season Friday wllh a ensc fourth period that barely fell liort In a 53-51 cqnlcst.

The Indians had moved out an 'Ight-polnt lead In Iho game which iad been fled seven limes In Ihe Irst three But guard Jerry Clifton and center liulon Chris enscn sprearheaded a drive thaj arrled them a 51-50 deficit. Reserve center Kip Povrer drop. ied In Ihe two deciding points in he final munule of play. The win gave the Indians a rec ard.of'17-0 for the season, to the disappointment of 1500 roaring fans who could see-an upset In the maU- ng from Ihe beginning. Boise romped lo an early 10-1 cad before, began hit- Ing, and maintained a 14-13 margin al Ihe end of the first quarter.

The score was tied 21-21 at half- tme, the sixth lime it had been Knotted with lead changing and five times. The Indians took command In Ihe hlrd period and moved to a cad. They extended ll lo 47-33 early In the fourth quarler wllh Chuck Brough and Jim Reed car rylng the scoring. But six minutes left Clifton hit five straight free throws am hen added a jump and layup to make II 49-44. Chrlstensen inailo I 49-46 before Brough dropped In a cripple for Pocatello, but Cilfton and Chrislensen scored in quick succession lo a It 51-50.

Power's basket was one of wo he made in the tense fourth quarter after replacing Marvin 'iclds who Jiari fouled out. Fields vas second In Indian scoring with 13 while Brough led all poini mat erj with 22. Boise missed a shot In Ihe last seconds that would have tied count, after stealing Ihe ball. i finished wllh 20 points for Ihe Brsves while Chrislensen ha 17. Boise converted 25 free throws 17 for the Indians but In 'ield goals 18-13, The box score: PoealBllo (S3) Brough Fields J.

Ilccd 13. Heed Power a Totals (SI) Hobart Cllflon Sliiuos Sleln Umper Zinn Maxwell Tnlals Score by tiunrters Pocatcllo Boise ig tl p( IP 0 0 5 0 22 5 13 3 10 3 1 7 4 5 4 2 1 0 17 21 S3 Jg pi IP 2 5 2 10 By JOHN GRIFFI.V United Press Sporlt Writer Thank's'to a successful stall for the last minute and 28 seconds. UCLA's winning streak in the Pacific Coast Conference reached '13 gomes yesterday and Ihe Bruins remained tied with California for hu loop lead. UCLA, ri-nked fifth nationally extended Its loop winning string Friday nigh! with a comeback 58-65 victory over Washington at Seattle while California, ranked 2lh, was downing Oregon State easier style, 73-60. Each now has a 7-0 league record and will meet the same foe tonight.

TEAM EFFORT SUCCESSFUL A team effort paid off for UCLA to offset two brilliant Individual efforts' for Washington Friday night 22 points by Doug Smart and 2-1 by Bruno Boin. Idaho fell 89-88 to USC in a game marred by numerous fouls. Kentucky, the nation's No. 3 earn, survived a bad scare at Memphis, to beat Missis- Eastern Idaho bobcats come big, as 15-year-old Gary Brown of McCammon proves. He trapped the two predators in the foothills east McCammon recently.

Bengal Swimmers Trip Utah Aggies 5 8 2 1 0 7 .1 20 .1 17 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 25 17 51 ..13 21 53 21 31 51 Twin Falls Takes Second in League By UNITED PRESS Twin Kails surged from behind In Ihe final (our mtnulcs Friday ti (iefeal Idaho Kails 55-45 and mov, ahead of noise Into second place In Big Six piny as the Braves fell I Pocalello. tn a battle of nlso rans CaWwell loook an early icad and overwhelmed arch-rival Nampa 55-30. The Cougars slrelchcd their margin lo 51-26 at one point AS Namp.i was unable to get any consistent attack moving, Caldwell's Phil Skelly led Jcor- with 15 points. Idaho Kails led over the Bruins by 17 Rl one lime anil held a 27- ID i al balflimc. PREP SCORES By UNITED PRESS i Games) Pocalello 93, Bolic 91 Twin Falls 55, Idaho Falls 45 C.itdwell S3 Nnmpn .10 Cjinias 55, Bfllcvu? -12 llanicn 43.

Dcclo 38 Hancrnmn 56, a 11 Burley 49, Jerome 35 Hull! 49, Goading a 50, i i 47 Wendell 40, Glcims Ferry 3S Odkley 38. Filer 36 niehrield Cavcy 23 Shoshone 67, H.tlley 4'1 Madison 63. Srtlinon 5t Itljiby 50, Shelley -Hi (nvrrtlmt) Wcsl Jefferson Cliallis 46 Telnn 59. Firth 57 NorUi Fremont 43, Bonneville 30 Sowh Fremont 60. SuKar-Salem 55 Rlrle 52, Hulls 3D Emmclt 6,1.

Wclser 62 Ciscnde 61. Midvnle. 50 a i 43. 35 Vale (Orc.l S8, i i a 3.1 Nntus (55. Frullland 63 New Plymouth 63.

Homed.ile 5ft Cambridge 6J. council 53 Cneur d'Alene 63. SI. Maries r.rniuevllle S2. JV 2S I ClArkslim 58.

Moscow 37 Kellogg 82. Samlpomt 57 Ontario lOre.) 47, (Ore.) 28 Idaho Slate's swimming squad got help from two recent additions to (lie Icam Friday night at Logan anil scorer! a 4D-39 victory over Utah State. Freshman Darwin Potter shaved seven seconds off the Rocky Mountain conference record time In winning (lie breast stroke while Cordell Wold won both (he 60-yard freestyle and Iho 100-yard freestyle. John Pellar, a freshman who registered only last week, won the 200 yard backstroke and another se- rncsler arrival, Gary Montgomery, was second. Both of them also swnm on the winning 400-yard medley relay team.

It was the second victory of the season for the team, bolh of them against Utah State. They have lost Utah and Montana. The results: 400 yard medley relay: ISC, Pel- ir, Polter, Monlgomery and Schercr). 4:39.3. 220 yard frccslyle: Elliot, USAC, Cole, USAC, Ahmod, ISC.

2:44.0. 60 yard freestyle: Wold, ISC; Crozier, USAC. Fanford, ISC. 3:20.0. 200 yard butterfly: Amerino, USAC; Davidson, ISC.

3:10.6. Diving: Low, USAC; Scherc-, ISC: Tnnaka, ISC. 145.25 points. 100 yard freestyle: Wdld, ISC; Elliot, USAC; Sanftii'd, ISC. :58.0.

200 yard backslroke: Pellar, ISC; Jaocbson, USAC; Davidson, ISC. 2:44.0. 200 yard breast stroke: Potter, tSC; Montgomery, ISC; Mchrlng, USAC. 2:43.3. 440 yard freestyle: Crozier, USAC; Schcrer, ISC; Ahmod.

ISC 6:20.0, 400 yard freestyle relay: USAC (Amarino, Fase, Crozier, Elliot). 4:12.7. Franklin Fresh Win Franklin i HiRh school's freshman basketball team improved its record to four i against two defeats Friday i a 66--U vie tory over I i ninth graders. Forward Walter Itnyworlh led Franklin a with 25 points. 217-35 SOUTH MAIN PHONE 2817 BATHROOMS Wide assortment of styles and colors.

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Cull Millie Past 481. High Individual fame: WUUe Mcidowi High team a Economy i tM. lltttt a srrlF.v' Cill 2J1J--AA Howiri City Prep Quints Continue Playoffs Four surviving learns In Ihe Irving ar.d Franklin City Piep basketball leagues will resume firing Tuesday in Ihe second round ol separate besl-of-thrcc series. In the Irving league, DAR can clinch the litlc by whipping Gallop tng Gooses for a second lime. DAFl won Ihe first game last week, 52-27.

In the Franklin league, Mau Mau i won its i game from Mcg- a 33-26 count and also needs lo win Tuesday to sew up the litlc In (he event that either DAIi 01 Mau Mail's lose Tuesday, a final game will be played Thursday, Then winners in each league will collide for the City championship Martinez Rises From Canvas To Score Kayo NEW YORK (UP)--Isldro (IssO Martinez, young Panama southpaw, gets a shot at a feathers-eight contender In a i Square Garden, March IS. because he climbed ofY the Garden canvas Friday night and came on tu slop Bobby Courchesne in Ihe lOlh round. According lo matchmaker Billy Brown, Ihe March opponent prob ably will be seventh-ranking Gi' Cadilli of San Francisco or Flash of the Philippines, No. 8 Martinez, fast a a weighed 129 pounds to for Courcftesnc of Holyoke, (or their TV-radio fight in which he made his Garden debut and Ms second U. S.

appearance. Sixth Grade Scores Washington 26, Roosevelt 21 Bonneville 31, St. Anthony 20 Green Acres 28, Whitller 23 Lewis' Clark 28, SI. Joseph's 16 Lincoln 36, Emerson 20 Jefferson 38. Tyhce 14 BJC Takes Lead In ICAC Battle NAMPA (UP)--The Boise Junior College Broncos Friday night dumped Northwest Nazarene College, 65-56, in an Intermounlain Conference basketball gsrae to take over undisputed first place In the loop.

The Bronco win broke up three-way first place tie between RJC, NNC and the College of Southern Utah. The Broncos controlled the game on both offense and de- tense. Nick Panico and Dave Shelbj' took most of the rebounds and held the Crusaders' top scorers, Dave Gardner and Bob Pep- plcy to eight points between them. Dalle James scored 18 points as high man for the Broncos. Aragon Trial To Continue LOS AXGELES (UP) Den.

Dist. Ally. William L. Ililzi indicated yesterday a he would oal) police officers and several boxer, Ihe witness stand -Monday In an effort lo corroborate boxer Goldstein's testimony a Art (Golden Boy) Arason offered lim a $500 bribe (o take a dive a San Antonio, light iasl jecember. Goldstein, the Polish refugee vho at one lime was 'a prisoner a Nazi concentration camp, was subjected lo rigorous cross-exam nalion by attorney Paul Caruso.

The attorney sought to establish Jiat Goldstein had once said that he got a bout with Aragon he would get "all Ihe publicity 1 need." But the 26-year-old Goldstein remained unnerved and in his direct lestlmony said that Aragon, the nation's third ranking welterweight, met him here prior to their departure to San Antonio fo 1 their Dee. '8 bout. Goldstein testified that Aragon told liim: "Kid, this time 1 give you $500 In our next fights I'll give more money. We can make a lot of money together. We can light in Mexlcali and other places--why get hurt.

"Twice in San Antonio Aragon told me thai lots of big people were, betting money on our fight and that I had better be careful or my life.wouldn't be worth two cents If I changed my mind aboui going through with Goldstein said. sippi, 75-69, lor Its 17th In games. The Wildcats were trailing jy seven wllh 11 minutes 'eft when Vern llatton entered game and scored two quick baskets to a Kentucky liatton had 14 points in the minutes he played, but Joe Gibbon o( Mississippi took game scoring honors with 29 points. Wake Forest, ranked 15th nationally, rebounded from its upset by South Carolina the previous night to rout Clernson, 93-72, led by Ernie Wiggins' 27 points and converting 37 of 44 tree throw tries. Syracuse, ranked 17ih nationally, also had no trouble in' trouncing Holy Cross, K-K.

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