Dallas bowling field disrupted by last minute no shows
Tri State tournament losses occur as four Dallas hot shot bowlers backed out including M. O. Rush Automotive lineup with Bill Lillard J. B. Solomon Don McClure and Buddy Behrends Arnold Pergande of Fort Worth also withdrew. Kansas City rivals loom while Don McDaniel of Fort Worth aims for big scores after a 300 game last month. Leaders list across Class A and B events show notable names and standings.
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Dallas
M. O. Rush Automotive
Bill Lillard
J. B. Solomon
Don McClure
Buddy Behrends
Arnold Pergande
Fort Worth
John Hanis & Co
Brownie Higgs
St. Louie
KC Boys
Don McDaniel
Delos Aldridge
C. H. Williams
Shreveport
Duncan MacLeod
Mike Wirenius
Albuquerque
Charles Hartford
Jack Tavener
Erskine Owens
Tulsa
Tommy Roth
Kansas City
John Hanis
Cecil Simpson
Billie Evans
Denver
Jack Aydelotte
Ben Brown
Lubbock
E. A. Christengen
McFarland-Maison
Bill Farmer
Anna- Fillo
Vets Overwhelm Collegians in AAU Tourney Play
Fast breaking college teams in the national AAU basketball tournament faced tough open competition as eight of 41 clubs were trimmed to quarterfinalists. Southwestern College stars under Vandegriff Motors meet strong Oakland Blue 'n' Golds, while Phillips 66ers started defense with a 95 63 win over Melrose Baker. Colorado A&Ms Aggies and Oregon collegians also featured in the evolving event.
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Denver
Giants
Southwestern College Stars
Vandegriff Motors
Dallas
Texas
Oakland
Cal
Masters hopefuls face veteran challenge from Nelson and peers
Oscar Fraley reports in New York that aging stars Mangrum Ferrier and Lord Byron Nelson loom as top threats to Augusta. The piece notes the high average age of money winners, with Nelson ready to return from semi retirement to test his peak form. Also covered is Amarillo College's win over Norfolk in the NJCAA tournament and upcoming clash with Ventura.
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Oscar Fraley
New York
Fairways
Augusta
Sean Lloyd Mangrum
Jim Ferrier
Lord Byron Nelson
Texas
Jack Burke
Marty Furgol
Cary Middlecoff
Mangrum
Ferrier
Henry Ransom
Lew Worsham
Dutch Harrison
al Brosch
Sam Snead
Ben Hogan
Snead
Hogan
Little Ben
Lord Byron
Nelson
Pebble Beach
Bing Crosby
Hagens
Sarazens
Byron
Big Cane Guns Open Tonight
Four top ten teams Kentucky St John s Illinois and North Carolina State advance to NCAA eastern eliminations semifinals at Madison Square Garden Illinois beat Columbia 79 71 St John s handled Connecticut 63 57 NC State beat Villanova 67 62 Kentucky defeated Louisville 79 68 in Raleigh and 44 40 halftime lead at MSG amid 17107 crowd Louisville play set in motion for national title run.
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Will Grimsley
New York
Kentucky
St. John’s
Ilinois
North Carolina State
Madison Square Garden
Tlinois
Tllinois
NC State
Oklahoma
Aggies
Minneapolis
Montana State
Washington
Texas A&m
Raleigh
Louisville
Villanova
Illinois
Columbia
Little Connecticut
Ted Beach
Don Sunderlage
Beach
Sunderlage
Connecticut
Vince Yokabaskas
Bill Ebel
Uconns
Coliseum
Bill Kukoy
Sam Ranzino
Wolfpack
Gary
Ind
Shelby Linville
Wildcats
Northern Ireland Health Service Board Sets 1951 Cuts
The Northern Ireland Health Services Board scheduled reductions in mileage, dental treatment, medical treatment, and prescriptions under the National Health Service Plan for 1951.
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National Health Service Plan
Northern Ireland Health Services Board
Bucky Harris plans surprise run with Senators in 1951
Orlando March 21 Bucky Harris optimistic about Washington Senators loading with Kuzava Bearden Michaels and Vernon from start. He predicts strong pitching and team spirit could surprise Red Sox Yankees Tigers or Indians and finish in the first division if luck and form hold.
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Leo H. Petersen
Orlando
Fla
U.P
Bucky Harris
Washington Senators
Red Sox
Yankees
Tigers
Indians
Bob Kuzava
Gene Bearden
Cass Michaels
Mickey Vernon
Kuzava
Michaels
White Sox
Vernon
Cleveland
Bearden
Senators
Harris
New York
Sid Hudson
Sandy Consuegra
Ventura Five Team To Beat In Junior College Tourney
Ventura California surged to a 98 69 win over Weber College Ogden Utah to lead the National Junior College Basketball Tournament into its second day setting a new scoring record. Dodge City toppled Stockton Amarillo beat Norfolk and Tyler defeated Southern Georgia in opening games as Amarillo and Ventura prepared for a 9 PM CST quarterfinal matchup.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Amarillo College
Badgers
Norfolk
Neb
Amarillo
Ventura
Cal
Los Angeles City College
Nationals
Norfolk Blackhawks
Bob Carter
Texans
Eddie Lee
Albert Hutchison
Bob Patterson
Stueckrath
Fe Ft
Lee
Prescott
Stone
I Savace
Hutchin
Si Stuetsmn
Burris
Brodden
Mckay
Stueck
Irwin
Blakema
Pattersn
Waterloe
Dowie
Californians
Weber College
Ogden
Utah
Mississippi
Booneville
Miss
Dodge City
Stockton
Amar
Nurses Upset SWPSCO In YWCA Basketball Clash
At the YWCA gymnasium the Nurses defeated South western Public Service Co. 27 to 26 to forge a 5-1 league record alongside SWPSCO. The two teams will contest the league championship playoff at a later date.
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St. Anthony’s Nurses
Southwestern Public Service Co
YWCA
Nurses
Swpsco
Club options narrow as coach seeks starter
The coach announces prospects are limited and will search for a starter among current players. He notes most other clubs have more depth, forcing caution in lineup selection and strategy going forward.
Gold found in Singapore up for claim after court order
More than 200 bars of gold valued at 40000 are awaiting claim at police headquarters in Singapore. Claimants must prove ownership within six months or the gold will be sold and proceeds given to the Crown. The gold, likely seized during smuggling attempts, was handed to police by a court order.
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Singapore
Louis Resting in Los Angeles on Vacation
Ex heavyweight champion Joe Louis is in Los Angeles recovering from a flu and will stay until at least April 1 before traveling to Hot Springs Arkansas. Louis is scheduled to meet Amelio Agramonte in Detroit on May 2.
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Louis
Los Angeles
Joe Louis
Hot Springs
Ark
Amelio Agramonte
Detroit
Lubin’s team eyes upset over champs in tense matchup
Second seeded Oakland survived a scare against McPherson Kansas 62 to 57. San Francisco Chevrolets edged Graham Hoeme on Co of Amarillo Texas 67 to 0. Odessa Junior College suspends all athletics for a year from Sept 1 due to uncertain war conditions, officials said yesterday.
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Frank Lubin
Champs
Oakland
McPherson
Kas
San Francisco Chevrolets
Graham Hoemeoon
Odessa
Odessa Junior College
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State Liquor
Pacific Pumps
Blackburn Hardware
Albuqueraque Gravel Products
Cadenhead Butane
Stan Brake
Tubby Reed
Collegians
Amarillo Globe
Chamnelion
Phillips 66Ers
Bartlesville
Okla
Oregon Collegians
Everybody's Drug Store
Eugene
Ore
Denver Chevrolets
Colorado University
Luckett-Nix
Boulder
Colo
Stewart Chevrolets
San Francisco
Colorado
A&m
Poudre Valley Creamery
Bill Gossett
Glen Anderson
Melse-Baker
Larame
Wyo
Wyoming University
Kelbes
Wesche and Hays
Amarillo Hotel
Bucky
Melba Ce Cigar Supreme
Amarillo Cigar CO
Flys
Travis Street
Auto Service
Tabor Keeling
Bill Moore
Globe-News
van Heusen
South Africa
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