Oklahoma A&M Favored In Western NCAAs Schedule
Kentucky and Oklahoma A&M are favored to reach the NCAA title game in Minneapolis on March 27. Kentucky opens vs Louisville in Raleigh as Oklahoma A&M faces Montana State in Kansas City Western Regional playoffs. Kansas State and Brigham Young also showcase strong showings in the lead up to the NCAA tournament.
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K-Service Surprise Upsets Omaha In Openers At Tourney
In Dallas the K-Service Station sextet from Canyon Texas upset Omaha Commercial Ext 27 25 in the opening game of the 23rd annual national AAU women's tournament A lay up by Lila Robason with 40 seconds left sealed the win Her sister Wanda led Canyon with 10 points The Houston Starlettes edged Okmulgee 23 22 Charlotte Howards 15 foot shot with four seconds remaining was the winner Annie Staruska led Houston with 15 points Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio defeated Kiowa 29 21 Catherine Douglas poured in 14 Denverettes rallied to beat Shreveport Elite Cleaners 41 26 Moni Harris scored 26 for Denver and Robbie Watson led Shreveport with seven The Dallas Queens defeated Kansas City Dons 27 22 Dolores Kusler topped Dallas with 10 Pat Paul scored nine for Kansas City
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Shreveport
Stockholm youth group peddling narcotics causes clashes
The 18 year old leader of the Daydream Society in Stockholm Sweden formed to experiment with narcotics was arrested after several drug maddened students attacked each other. He claimed the drugs were intended only for intellectuals.
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Jimmy Dykes All Business Manager of Athletics Says He Will Lead
West Palm Beach March 19 Jimmy Dykes revealed he was set to leave Philadelphia for Cleveland as a coach before being named Athletics manager He insists he will be the boss on the field and seek advice from Connie Mack while facing a hoped for fifth place in 1951 He predicts the Red Sox will win the pennant and notes the A’s have intensified spring practice with higher effort and spirit Also mentions a motor rally across Africa by 50 teams after road developments.
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Palling Around with Putt Powell at Borger Banquet
Real happy over invitation to Borger High School Basketball Banquet tonight sponsored by Kiwanis Club. Guest speaker Doc Hayes, noted SMU mentor and football official, seated at press table near him. Fort Worth meet: Sandies place third among 70 schools, beating Lubbock and Pampa, with concerns about mile relay. Amarillo, Dalhart, Dumas, and other area teams mentioned with upcoming events and standings.
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Two-thirds through Tri-State Singles Classic leaders rise
At Peerless Lanes the $2,000 Tri-State Singles Classic moved past the two-thirds mark with Frank Murray of Tulsa leading at 1005. Carl Olsen of El Paso is second on 992, Elton Lewis of Odessa third with 991, Cecil Simpson Tulsa fourth on 984, and Anthony Suzuda of Trenton tied for 10th at 966. A star-studded field including Wells, Lillard, Solomon, McClure of Dallas and others from Fort Worth, Oklahoma City and Kansas City remains to compete next weekend as scores are expected to soar.
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Odessa
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Trenton
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Dallas
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Jack Tavener
Fort Worth
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Oklahoma City
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Kansas City
Big Ten to Continue Rose Bowl Talks Amid Limits
The Big Ten plans to renew its Rose Bowl contract for three years if member schools approve limits of one Pasadena appearance every two years. The vote by faculty representatives and athletic directors requires review by each institution within 60 days, with Evanston set for May 25-26. A single no vote could sink renewal and trigger a new pact.
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Hamline Wins KC Tourney National Intercollegiate title
Hamline University captured the NAIB basketball crown, beating James Millikin 69 to 61 before 9,500 in Kansas City. Scotty Steagall starred, setting a new meet scoring record. Hamline teammate Jim Fritsche and Lloyd Thorgaard joined all tournament. Baldwin Wallace beat Regis for consolation.
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Regis
Rose Bowl West Coast Phase Awaited by May Big Ten
The delay hinges on awaiting the May meeting of the Big Ten before deciding on actions related to the Rose Bowl West Coast phase. No further details are provided about teams or dates.
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