Army Faces BYU in NIT Semifinal Showdown
Army, the surprise team of the NIT, meets top-seeded BYU in the semifinals at Madison Square Garden. Bill Helkie led the Cadets with 27 and 34 points in the prior rounds as they chase a championship after recent losses to Bradley and St. John’s. Villanova faces NYU in the other semifinal with a capacity 18,400 crowd expected and CBS televising the final.
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College Basketball National Tournament Quarterfinals at Hutchinson
In Hutchinson Missouri Moberly Junior College defeated Tyler Dallas Baptists 86 79 in consolation and Wilson of Chicago beat North Dakota Science 69 in the first round. Cameron A&M Oklahoma topped Burlington Town 85 76 Chipola Florida defeated Dixie Utah 72.
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KC Metro Squad Investigates Slaying
Kansas City Kansas AP The Metro squad probes the shotgun slaying of James Louis Williams 26 found under a Wyandotte county bridge by two rock hunters. Williams a former mental patient died about three hours earlier per coroner Dr Edgar P Severes. He appeared shot elsewhere and dumped over the bridge railing after a prior Christmas Eve shooting with his estranged wife and mother in law. No charges were filed.
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Iron Duke Picks Kentucky By BOB GREEN Associated Press
Oklahoma State coach Henry Iba backs Kentucky as the likely NCAA champion with Duke Utah Texas Western to face in the semifinals. Kentucky ill with flu and colds but expected ready. Duke star Bob Verga hampered by tonsillitis. Utah suffers season injuries including George Fisher out with a broken leg and Lyndon MacKay doubtful.
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Astros Boast Portable Mound for Dodgers Series
The Houston Astros will use a portable pitching mound for two games against the Los Angeles Dodgers at the Harris County Domed Stadium. A mobile unit resembling a large tricycle will transport the mound, placed on the Domed Stadium’s new synthetic grass infield to allow quick field conversion for other events.
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Athletes Busy On Three Fronts
Garden City High teams begin spring play with track golfers and tennis. Track coach Wayne Dickerson leads 18-20 runners with 15 lettermen and co captains Sammy Hands and Robert Proudfit. New assistants are Jack Scammahorn and Don Winger. Tennis returns 3 lettermen Dave Keller Dick Kitch Royce Cleveland, first action April 1 at Larned. Golf features 16 candidates and a quadrangular at Larned with Garden, Larned, Russell and Pratt, aiming for strong showing after last year’s sixth place league finish.
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Betty Schreibvogel Sets New Season High in Garden Bowl
Betty Schreibvogel of Deerfield rolled a 257 game and 612 series in the Dust Bowlers Women's League at Garden Bowl, boosting the season high for women to 612 and tying the week’s top figures. She helped Santa Fe Ettes defeat Krebs Construction 3 0 as other league results followed with high team scores and notable individual marks.
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Barb Hensley Tops Key Play in Garden Bowl Start
Barb Hensley won top honors in the new women s beginners league at Garden Bowl on Wednesday. She posted the high game of 139 and the best series of 382 while her Team 6 led the team rankings with 1 259 pins. Team 6 beat Team 5 3 0, 1 259 1 225 to lead the opening results. Team 3 beat Team 4 2 1, 1 235 1 232. Team 2 beat Team 1 2 1, 1 252 1 178. Team 7 edged Team 8 2 1, 1 231 1 233.
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Telegram Want Ads Offer Buying and Selling Opportunities
Classified note indicates a service for buying or selling items via Telegram Want Ads. Includes guidance on posting listings and contacting sellers or buyers. Emphasizes quick exchanges and local or regional reach through the messaging platform.
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Flag Winner At Bottom Of Ladder
In a Grapefruit League snapshot the Twins and Dodgers stumble with 0-11 starts as pennant holders struggle this spring. Mets top Twins 2-1 as Bressoud delivers the 10th inning RBI. Oliva tags Minnesota’s only run. Yankees pound Dodgers 13 hits in a 9-0 victory. Whitey Ford and teammates quiet the champs.
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States' 1965 tax receipts top list at 6.7 billion
General sales and gross receipts taxes paid to states during 1965 totaled 6.7 billion dollars, remaining the leading source of income for state governments and underscoring tax policy.
Solo Play Defines Citrus Open as Golfers Face Course Alone
The Citrus Open begins with 143 pros and one amateur, Tracy Allen of Winter Park, Fla., among 50 top money winners in a solo competition. Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, and Jack Nicklaus headline the field, with Palmer aiming to rebound after a lean year and Nicklaus winning the recent pro-am.
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Central Quarterback Signs K State Letter
Central High School quarterback Michael Hicks signed a letter of intent to attend Kansas State University this fall. Hicks led Central to the Interscholastic League football crown last year.
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