Fast Action On Tap At Fit Nite Boxing and Wrestling
Three hours of action at Lee Symnasium feature eight boxing and ten wrestling matches in the Robert E. Lee intramural finals. An exhibition boxing bout between Barton Bruce and Buddy Davis opens the card, followed by wrestling first and boxing last. Radio station KRED will broadcast with Byard Sooy at the mic. George Irong will referee. Coach Beverly Rockhold directs the intramural program.
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Lee Symnasium
Barton Bruce
George Bruce
Budd
Hamlet
Davis
Andy Davis
Robert HE. Lee
Lee College
Barton
Bruce
Buddy Davis
Kred Act
Byard Sooy
George Irong
Robert E. Lee
Beverly Rockhold
Late Lamar Rally Clips Lee in 20 32 Loss to Indians
In a dramatic ninth inning Lamar Coach Price faced delay as Lee Hunter Clifton Price walked a string of Lamar hitters, letting Lamar seize a late lead. Charles Elliot pitched five solid innings for Lee, but the nine inning game required extra outs and practice for both pitchers. The piece ends with Tokyo Ozaki planning a Washington trip to see the cherry trees gifted forty years ago.
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Robert E. Lee Gander
Houston
Redskins
Gangers
Lee Hunter
Clifton Price
Laemars
Price
Cotten Timmins
Lamar
Timmins
Beress
Charles Elliot
Lee
Toryto
Tokio Ozaki
Washington
United States
Ozaki
Tokyo
CCNY Captures Grand Slam In Historic College Hoops
CCNY earned a place in basketball history by capturing both major tournaments. The Bronx school defeated Bradley 68 61 for the National Invitation crown and beat the Surging Braves 72 68 to claim the Western Collegiate Athletic Association title. Norm Mager starred for CCNY, despite a bloody head gash, rallying with a late layup as the final seconds ticked away. Bradley had entered as favorite to sweep both events but fell short in a dramatic finish.
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New York
eCity College of
CCNY
Bradley
Braves
North Carolina State
Baylor
Kentucky
Coloerado
Dequenne
Utah
Beevers
Norm Mager
Mager
Jim Kelly
Gene Melchiorre
Cies
Breves
Hue
Cley
City
Phillies Pennant Hope Hopes Sawyer Sees 1951 as Year
Clearwater March 29 Phillies eye pennant drought end in 1951 as Eddie Sawyer predicts a championship caliber season while owner Bob Carpenter backs a fighting chance. The club, built gradually under Carpenter, relies on young talent, pitching depth led by Curt Simmons and Robin Roberts, and a lineup with Waitkus Ennis Ashburn and enhanced catching with Senate.
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Clearwater
Fila
Phillies
Eddie Sawyer
Bob Carpenter
Carpenter
Sewyer
Curt Simmons
Sawyer
Ken Heintzelmen
Russ Meyer
Robin Roberts
Hank Borowy
Simmons
Sten Senate
Song-Bell
Andy Seminick
Eddie Waitkus
Mike Go- Het
Gran Hammer
Puddin
Sisler
Hse
Tezgu
del Ennis
Richie Ashburn
Ed Sanicki
Training Camp Briefs from ST and coast teams
From ST Petersburg to Sarasota reports mark spring action with Dick Sisler leading Philadelphia by five homers in seven games as the Phillies beat St Louis 21 to, Johnny Schmitz shuts out Pittsburgh for Chicago, Luke Appling debuts at first postponed, Dodgers struggle with Rex Barney and Ralph Branca, Reds beat Detroit 12 to 7, Pirates slumping to Cubs after a 9 of 21 skid, Yankees suffer fifth straight loss as DiMaggio plays nine and Sanford remains under pressure. spring standings unsettled across lines of camps.
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Fili
Dick Sisler
Philadelphia Phillies
Willie
Puddinhead) Jones
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Phoenix
Ariz
Johnny Schmits
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cub
Schmitz
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hank Sauer
Yuslaa
Luke Appling
Jack Onslow
Chicago White Sox
Sox
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Onslow
Vero “Beach
Fis
Burt Shotton
Rex. Barney
Ralph Branca
Barney
Branca
Dodgers
Tucson
Cleveland Indians
Pirates
Ralph Finer
Chieago Cubs
Johnny Schmitz
Sarasota
Fla
New York Yankees
Boston Red. Sox
Joe DiMageglo
the Clipper
Fred ‘Sanford
Tommy Hen- Tich
Boston
Braves
Yankees
Sanford
Longhorns Frogs And Ponies Open Title Play Today
The Southwest Conference base ball race shifts into high gear as Texas hosts Texas Christian University in Austin while SMU meets Baylor in Dallas. Baylor eyes top spot after two wins over Rice, SMU brings a 6-1 season mark, and Texas A&M was upset at College Station by Sam Houston State as Stan Suba allowed 10 hits with 10 strikeouts.
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United Press
Texas
Austin
Texas Christian University
Southern Methodist
Baylor
Dallas
Rice
Methodists
SMU
Mustangs
TCU
Texas A-And-M
College Station
Sam Houston State College
Stan Suba
Sam Houston
Aggies
A and M
Nine Ganders to compete in Texas Relays
Robert E. Lee Gander tracksters head to the Texas Relays in Austin Friday and Saturday under Coach Beverly Rockhold. Team members include Captain Popeye Beavers David Johnson Eugene Foyle Tommy Brundrett Bob Lee Paul Parkinson Bil Macon Jarrett Major Charles Blasingame and Herschel Scott. Beavers to run 260 yard dash 440 relay and broad jump while Johnson Foyle Brundrett or Lee run the mile relay and sprint medley relay planned with Johnson Beavers Foyle and Lee.
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Robert E. Lee
Gander
Austin
Beverly Rockheld
Popeye Beavers
David Johnson
Eugene Foyle
Tommy Brundrett
Bob Lee
Paul Parkinson
Bil Macon
Jarrett Major
Charles Blasingame
Herschel Scott
Beavers
Johnson
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Brundrett
Lee
Acon
Major
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Parkinson
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Fayle
Bowling League Scores Trolls Tech Service Victory
Tom Greaney rolled a high series of 549 for Tech Service as they defeated Engineers. Clark led a top single with 295. Researchers swept Catelyzers 4-0 while Inspectors forfeited to Laboratory and Chemists forfeited to Technicians.
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Humble
Clark
Tech
Rice Quartet May Set Relay Record
Rice track coach Emmett Brunson aims to lead sprinter Tom Cox and the Rice mile relay quartet to breach the Texas Relays mark this weekend in Austin. The foursome, already clocked at 3 1 3 at Los Angeles last year, eyes the 3 1 7 2 by Texas A and M from 1948, with Cox rated as the South Conference’s top quarter-miler and clocking 47 seconds in Odessa this season.
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Rice
Emmett Brunson
Tom Cox
Dallas
Texas
Austin
Texas A
Hee
Brunson
Coliseum
Los Angeles
Odesse
Cox
Oole
Odessa
Two Minute Cage Rule To Be Junked
New York March 29 Coach Paul Hinle of Butler presided over a National Coaches Association vote showing 204 to 10 in favor of discarding the two minute cage rule. The group sought a replacement to curb late foul trouble with Yale among proposed options.
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Paul Hinle
Butler
National Coaches Association
Unzatis Factory
Yale
South all stars named for 18th North South game
Johnson Crosby Rucka on South to ward of ball Dayton Ott also picked to play. Austen March 29. The South all stars for the 18th North South football game in Austin August 4 were announced by Coach Carl Price of Waco High School. The squad features five first team all state guards and four all state backs from various conferences.
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Ward
Ball
Dayton
Ott
Austen
Austin
Carl Price
Waco High School
Fishing Facts And Fiction Recounts Weekend Reports
Jim Nelson shares fishing notes from the weekend with favorable reports despite rough conditions. Tales include Thibodaux catching six small cats, Nicholson's seven bass with a two and a half pound largest, and Whittle's two bass and seven perch at Highlands Reservoir. A humorous Uncle Ray Dudley letter contrasts legends with Bill Pique tales and Texan lore, ending with a wild Kentucky fish anecdote.
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Trinity
TM. Nicholson
Nick
Wellisville Road
Liberty
G. E. Whittle
Hichlands
Esintoce
Ray Dudley
Jim
Sre
S‘aimmons
Bill
Pique
Tom
Simasa Beéntuckian
Teres
San Jacinto
Kentucky
Boi
Bil
Bayiswa
Goose Creek
B.C
Porker
Murray Evans Becomes Kingsville Grid Coach
Murray Evans resigned as Hardin-Simmons University line coach to take over as head football coach at Kingsville High School. Evans, a former AH-Border TM Conference tackle and Hardin-Simmons graduate student, will move with his associate to Kingsville. He succeeds Art Lang, who resigned March 13.
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Merch
Murray Evans
Hardin-Simmons University
Kingsville High School
Evans
Hardin- Simmons
Earl
Ah-Border
Hardin-Simmonns
Kingsville Es
Art Lang
Kingsville
Pampa Oilers appoint new manager and owners
Pampa details show Grover Lietz named manager and ownership changes confirmed today, with Abe fronting the announcement. The Oilers organization notes the leadership shift at the March press briefing in Pampa.
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Oilers
Grover
Lietz
Abe
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