City College Beavers reach NCAA final in grand slam bid
City College of New York advanced to the NCAA final after a 78 73 win over North Carolina State in the East final, while Bradley crushed Baylor 66 66 in the Western regional final. Coach Nat Holman called Bradley a great club as CCNY pursues a historic sweep of both tournaments in one season.
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Lee Student Wins Trophy For Twirling
Beverly Williams of Robert E. Lee High School twirler won first place in a Houston Sports Show contest for ages 16 and up. She outperformed twirlers and drum majors from Reagan and Jeff Davis High Schools and majorettes from the University of Houston band. Beverly is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. BE Williams of Live Oak. Before Robert E. Lee, she served as drum major of Horace Menu Junior High School band.
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Red Sox Unbeatable On Paper In 1950 Preview
Boston manager Joe McCarthy backs an all star lineup headlined by Ted Williams and Dom DiMaggio as the Red Sox loom as a top AL threat. Williams 342, DiMaggio 307, Zariffe 277 pace a deep offensive corps while Mel Parnell and Bills Kinder lead a strong pitching staff.
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Training Camp Briefs West Palm Beach Update
Training camp notes from West Palm Beach on March 27 mention George Shuba contending for Brooklyn's field berth while Gene Bermanski returns to the lineup after backing Shuba earlier in spring. The report outlines shifts in roster spots and early camp evaluations.
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Eagles Take Third in 67-B Meet
Eagles place third in District 67-B Track and Field Meet at Liberty Saturday. Saint standout David Johnson led with top honors and Charles Herix placed second in the pole vault at 10 feet one inch. Johany Frazier finished fourth in the 220-yard dash, while the Eagles 440-yard relay and mile relay squads vied for top spots.
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Brown Wins Golf Prize at Beaumont in Sixth Enterprise
W C Brown, from Baytown, finished fourth in the second flight of the 36 hole medal play, the Sixth Annual Enterprise Tournament at Beaumont. He was the only Baytown golfer to prize. Milton Kelley narrowly missed the top prize, shooting three over par. Burt Weaver of Beaumont won with two under par. Ames of Beaumont took second, with several Baytown players also competing.
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Alsey Newton Wins Architecture Honors in Contest
Alsey Newton wins architecture honors in the Houston Home Builders Association design contest for Houston area students. He is the son of Mr and Mrs A W Newton ref-Byrne formerly of Baytown. His sister is Mrs Cathriner of Baytown. Eli Moore, senior at Rice, won the contest and received a $250 prize.
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Dodgers Confident They Will Win NL Pennant Again
This 1950 prospect piece quotes manager Burt Shotton and president Branch Rickey predicting the Brooklyn Dodgers will capture the National League pennant. It highlights belief in a deep starting rotation led by Don Newcombe and Preacher Roe, a strong catching duo Roy Campanella and Bruce Edwards, and competition for open infield and bullpen spots.
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