Basketball Favorites May Tumble In National Invitation Semifinals
March 19 New York Kentucky the defending champions and West Virginia favored to reach the finals meet in tonight’s National Invitation Tournament action. Utah and North Carolina State seek upsets as West Virginia faces Utah and Kentucky meets NC State with a Madison Square Garden crowd expected for the twin bill.
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SMU Ohio State Baseball Series Hit By Rain
Southern Methodist and Ohio State University opened a three game series with OSU winning the first game 10 to 0 before the doubleheader was postponed by rain. The second game was washed out yesterday with the remaining game scheduled for today weather permitting.
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AAU tourney advances as seeded teams reach third round
Nine seeded squads survive to the round of 16 in the National AAU Basketball tournament. Oakland wins 63 48 over Springfield while Jack Underman leads all scorers with 59 points in the event.
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Mrs J W Ross Wins Amarillo Golf Tourney
Mrs J W Ross recorded a net 75 to win first place in the Amarillo Country Club Women's Golf Association weekly tournament yesterday. Her card read 87-12-75. Mrs Norris Ewing won the luncheon ball.
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Glose Decisions In Kid Playoffs
North Side Mus tangs edged Price College Intermediates 31 29 after two overtimes as Billy Bob Hayworth sank the winning basket. Maverick Club Intermediates beat Boys Ranch 20 17 to reach the finals while San Jacinto shaded Margaret Wills 18 16 in Plains Peewees. The day featured tight margins and strong sportsmanship across multiple youth leagues at the High School Armory and related centers.
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Italian Rival May Challenge Budge In Indoor Open
Second seed Don Budge seeks a spot in the Philadelphia Inquirer $10,000 World Professional Indoor Tennis Tournament semifinals facing Francisco Romanoni of Milan Italy. Romanoni debuted by beating Jack March 6-4 6-3 in a backhand showcase.
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Chico) Romanoni
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Major League Scores From Yesterday
Results show Boston New 8 Philadelphia A 4. Brooklyn New 6 Canal Zone 6 after eight innings. Portland PCL 10 Cleveland A 9 in 10 innings. St Louis A 8 Proveiead N , New York A 12 St Louis N 2.
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Amarillo Sandies End Historic Season With Third at State
The Amarillo High Sandies earned third place at the Texas state tournament in Austin, posting a 27 win 4 loss record while recording 1360 points for and 1027 against. Jewell McDowell led with 356 points as 8 seniors depart and seven new prospects join coach T G Hull for 1948. The team completed a 22 game home winning streak and drew high support from the Maverick Club.
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Reiser Injured Again Delays Dodgers Title Hopes
Brooklyn star Pete Reiser re injures his weak right shoulder during batting practice raising doubts about the Dodgers championship bid. Trainers warn that the extent of the injury is unclear as doctors assess the damage and the team faces a tense wait for news.
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Northey to report to Phil Camp in right field duty
Outfielder Ron Northey ended his holdout and was expected to report today to the Philadelphia Phillies camp in Clearwater. Manager Ben Chapman said Northey would take over his right field position.
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Hatton Reds Batting Punch in Spring Camp
Grady Hatton Cincinnati third baseman and key run producer last season is back in form for the Rhinelanders. The 24 year old former Texas star, who fractured his knee cap in August, drove in a bases loaded triple as the Reds beat Washington 8 to 4 in spring action.
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Northey Reaches Agreement After Talk With Pennock
Northey agreed after a telephone conversation with General Manager Herb Pennock, finalizing terms following the discussion.
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