Argentina Leads US Team in Latin American Sports Meet
Argentina increased its lead over the United States on the final day in River Plate Stadium as top results crowned new champions. The event featured many Latin American stars and included swimming, athletics, and gymnastics with Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico among the top finishers.
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Indians in Tucson Day One Boosts Marsh in Intra Squad
Fred Marsh anchored second base for the Regulars in a 4-0 win over the Yanin gans at the Cleveland Indians camp in Tucson Arizona. Marsh had two singles in four trips and drove in a run with four timely hits in the seventh as the Regulars added three runs in the fourth.
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89 High School Teams Vie In Class A B Tournaments
Ninety teams compete for PIAA Class A and B titles as playoff action opens across districts. Pottstown leads strong with 21 wins, Radnor faces Doylestown, Duquesne meets Washington, and Rankin Monessen, plus several district semi finals, set the stage for the weekly elimination rounds.
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Pro Basketball Scores Amid PBA Matches
National Association games finish with Boston beating Minneapolis while Syracuse prevails 85 to 70 over Philadelphia. Tri Cities lose 67 to Indianapolis, and Fort Wayne defeats New York 105 to 98.
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College basketball scores and results mix
A jumble of final scores lists Nebraska 45 Oklahoma 44 Marquette 55 Notre Dame 50 DePaul 94 Ohio Stats 67 Town 65 Michigan State 62 Portive 64 Wisconsin St. Toledo 70 John Carrotl ST Midians 67 Michigan 42 Bradley Tl Tulsa 42 Geneva 80 Diquesna 15.
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Leaders rise in Women's City Key Tournament action
Avalon Center hosts opening weekend as Brandy Clark leads Class A singles with an 818 series. Lucille Church 489 pins tops Class A singles and with June Legters they win Class A doubles 989. Superior Cleaners top Class A team with 2018, Thompson Maple Products second at 2088. Class B leaders include Gertrude Barto 477, Jean ing 469, Legters 489 in singles. Clark Garfield 973 in doubles. Rossbathers Insurance 1901, Smith's Beauty Studio 1971, Bass Cleaners 1929 in teams. High single to date is Church's 4202. Matches resume next weekend as the town tournament closes.
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Sparta Falls to West Springfield in Playoff Tilt
Sparta, the Crawford County champs, led by Bob Meek with 20 points, trailed by two at halftime but faded in the second half as West Springfield pulled away 61 to 47. Springfield advances to meet Tredattia at Thiel College in the next round.
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Meyer Happy With Two Mound Prospects Pettit and Dempsey
San Bernardino Calif March 5 Manager Billy Meyer of the Pittsburgh Pirates says he is pleased with two pitching prospects Paul Pettit and Dan Dempsey Pettit who cost 100000 was signed after fair showing in New Orleans and Dempsey from San Francisco of the Pacific Coast League pitched three innings each in an intra squad game both hurled shutout ball as spring training opens and the Pirates decide on kept players
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Hockey scores from Mont e w and surrounding games
Mont anew 2, New York 2. Bonstox MW, Chicago 2. Springfield 5. Buffalo 4. Cleveland 5. Hershey 4.
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USC Bribery Attempt Tangles Trojan Basketball
A former paratrooper and jockey agent, Albert Scroggins, 91, was jailed after allegedly offering USC guard Kei Flower 1500 to lose to UCLA by 12 points. Flower alerted coaches and police, prompting Scroggins arrest as detectives pursued further names.
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Stone's Comradeship Almost Costs U S Victory
In the Pan American Games 1000-meter race, Curls Stone and Browning Ross nearly failed to push past the finish as Stone slowed to wave Ross forward. Official results show Stone first and Ross second after Stone explained the gesture was a US custom to let a teammate win.
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Scroggins Case Mentions Bets On USC and WC LA
Detectives linked a betting marker found in Scroggins room to USC and WC LA games with amounts from S500 to 2000. Names such as Sica Hymie Vegas and Carl were recorded on the marker. The marker allegedly left by someone connected to a federal genetics probe was discussed during the inquiry.
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