Hilliard and Humble clash in title series opener
In Crosby Niard's led by Fred Hand and Cab Callaway toppled Humble 57-41 in the best of three series opener. Hand scored 16 and Callaway 14 as Hilliard led 22-13 at halftime and 37-34 entering the final period. A win tonight would clinch the city crown with Odessa state tournament on the line.
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Little League meeting sets plans for 300 dollar fee
The governing body of the Baytown area Little League will meet at 7 20 p m at the Quack Shack to discuss the naming of tattown Little League boundaries a 300 fee managerial appointments and possible announcements of two or more positions. The league begins after school with completion of the ball park and sponsorship by the Baytown Junior Chamber of Commerce. A Christian University football assistant received a letter praising a player as a good prospect noting his kickoff and pass performance in a college game.
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Spivey expelled from Kentucky school amid fix scandal
Lexington Kentucky reports that seven foot All America center Bill Spivey has been suspended from athletics and his athletic scholarship terminated after authorities allege involvement in a conspiracy to fix basketball games. Spivey says he is innocent and did not report bribe offers to throw games. The case follows his role in Kentucky reaching the NCAA championship last season.
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TCU Quintet Ranked Fourteenth In Cage Poll
New York AP report lists college basketball rankings with Kentucky at number one and TCU at fourteenth. It notes second ten includes St Bonaventure Seton Hall Louisville Dayton Texas Christian each with minor point totals, and mentions other contenders Notre Dame UCLA Duke NC State LaSalle BYU.
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Illinois Five Caps Big Ten Cage Bunting
Illinois clinched the Big Ten title with a 95 to 74 victory over Northwestern and secured a reserved NCAA berth. Iowa’s upset by Wisconsin left Illinois with a 13-1 league record, two games ahead. Johnny Kerr scored 34 points for Illinois.
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Houston Cougars Bow To Drake U
Drake University overwhelmed the University of Houston Cougars 82 68 in a post season basketball game. Drake led 38 23 at halftime and extended the margin as Tom Hyland scored 36 points before leaving late. Hyland’s performance marked the top scoring contest against Houston at home this season.
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Burke Heading For Florida in Search Of Fourth Victory
Burke Jr Jackie Burke Jr ex-Marine from Houston seeks his fourth straight major win at St. Petersburg Fla after claiming the Baton Rouge Open title in a tense 18-hole playoff. He edged Bill Nery and Tommy Bolt as Nery earlier faltered on a 20-foot birdie attempt.
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Bud Ward Sees Bright Future in Montana Golf
HAL W OOD SAN FRANCISCO Bud Ward, once a top amateur star before World War II, now heads pro in Great Falls Montana teaching a new generation. He recalls 1939 national amateur win and 1947 Western Amateur title, notes life in a small city, and declares Montana a great golfing country with a bright future.
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Bud) Ward
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Spokane
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All-America basketball team announced by United Press
The United Press named its 1951-52 All-America squad led by Lovellette of Kansas with Dick Groat Duke Chuck Darling Iowa Cliff Hagan Kentucky and Mark Workman West Virginia. The poll of over 200 writers and broadcasters produced a six foot six average height and 245 point per game scoring. Lovellette led major college scorers with 26.4 points over 39 games and was the outstanding pick. Darling Hagan and Workman shifted from their usual center posts due to evolving position emphasis.
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Duke
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Iowe
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Kentucky
Mark Workmen
West Virginia
Lauvellette
Jeyhawk
Lovette
Terre Haute
Indiana
United Press
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Duke Dym
Bowling scores and wins in local league play
Les Little led the B division with a high weekly score as Weingarten earned a 4 0 victory over Steele McDonale. Ruben Wunsch posted a 922 in leading Bude Weiser to a 3 1 win over General Tire. Bud Ate Gitlin's 573 series fueled Jasper Kea to a 44 win over Schnitz.
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Skip Alexander Returns to Golf After Crash Wounds
Legendary golfer Skip Alexander, badly burned in a 1950 plane crash that killed three companions, battles back from extensive skin grafts and multiple surgeries. He returns to the tour in 1951, helps win Ryder Cup matches, and aims to win four upcoming events as he continues his long road to recovery.
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First Baseball Pension Check Given To Trainer
Andrew Latshaw, a member of professional baseball as a trainer, received a $100 pension check from the baseball pension fund and will receive similar payments monthly. He plans to continue on the Cubs payroll and not retire for about 20 more years.
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