College basketball results from multiple tournaments
A collection of scorelines from various early season tournaments. Kentucky beat Tulane 87 to 47 in New Orleans, St. Louis defeated Holy Cross 61 to 52, and other results include Oklahoma Aggies over Baylor 39 to 36 in the All-College final, Colorado Aggies 59 Texas Tech 58 in the Consolation final, Texas 60 Alabama 39 for third, SMU 59 over Auburn 41, and additional Midwest and Invitation Tourney results with many teams and scores listed.
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Baylor
Colorado Aggies
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Texas
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Southern Methodist
Auburn
Big Seven
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Oklahoma
Iowa State
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Kansas State
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Missouri
Nebraska
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North Carolina State
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Fla
Pitt
Florida
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Doule
Philadelphia
San Francisco
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Durham Golden Gloves Set to Kick Off January 21
Three capable officials for the Durham Golden Gloves Journey to be held in the City Armory January 21 22 and 24 were announced by Al Mann Jr. They are Joe Murnick Matt Raymond and Glenn Penland all known to North Carolina boxing circles. About 80 boys are expected to compete in the local tournament sponsored by Durham American Legion Post No 7. Applicants may write to The Durham Golden Gloves Post Office Box 2025 Durham NC.
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al Mann Jr
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Murnick
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Raymond
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Duke
Penland
N.C. State College
Durham American Legion Post No
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Wildcats Meet St Louis In Sugar Bowl Final Showdown
Kentucky and St Louis clash in New Orleans during the Sugar Bowl tourney final. The Wildcats, undefeated this season, defeated Tulsa 78 47 while St Louis beat Holy Cross 61 52 to reach the title game. The 9 30 p m CST tipoff follows Holy Cross Tulane consolation at 7 30.
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St. Louis
Wildcats
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Ncaa Kings
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Phillips Oilers
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Sooner Confidence Fuels Sugar Bowl Approach
The Sooners display spectacular optimism and unwavering self belief in their team inspiring fans this season. They head to the Sugar Bowl confident of victory and ready to prove their conference plays superior football to the Southern and Southeastern rivals.
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Sooners
Many A's to See No Pay Raises
Pay raises will go to some members of the Philadelphia Athletics next season. But others did not earn increases and will not get them. Manager Connie Mack, the grand old man of baseball, said some players did not earn their keep last year and thus merit no raise.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Stanky to Shed Crutches Soon
Eddie Stanky, Boston Braves second baseman, will discard his crutches this weekend after December 18 surgery to remove bone fragments from his right ankle. The ankle, broken in a July collision, is healing perfectly and he plans to take up golf to strengthen it.
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Ala
Eddie Stanky
Boston Braves
Eddie
Stanky
Oak Hill to Meet Highland Tonight Exhibition Game
Oak Hill basketball team faces Highland in an exhibition at the Old Willis Ball Park tonight at 7 30. Admission is free. Also noted is Santa Clara’s tallest player Bob Sunderland six four who attracts fan mail in Middleburg Virginia amid a racing context mentioned in the piece.
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Pro Black Community Groups Plan March Cultural Program
News Of Colored People reports the Professional Men's club will present the Virginia State Norfolk unit Choral club directed by Noah F. Rhyder in March. Dr W L T Miller of Greensboro attended the meeting at 212 Wall Street.
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L. B. Haizlip
Wall Street
Virginia State Norfolk Unit Choral Club
Noah F. Rhyder
W. L. T. Miller
Greensboro
Dixie Bowl guests to attend Steelers Rebels game week
Dixie confirms all American end as general chairman of the Dixie Bow. Birmingham Steelers meet Montgomery Rebels tonight in a professional game with a Dixie Bowl banquet and theater party planned for Friday and Saturday. Baylor figures include full back Jerry Mangum and halfback Dudley Parker, with Don Oliver arranging publicity.
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Alabama
Dixie Bow
Birmingham Steelers
Montgomery Rebels
Baylor
Jerry Mangum
Carol Jack
Bob Woodruff
Dudley Parker
Don Oliver
Birmingham
Waco
Parker
Oliver
Parity Ratio Declines Reflect Farm Price Shifts
The December 1948 parity and price indices show crops down 8 to 20 percent from early 1948 levels while livestock prices fell only 7 percent. The parity index for inputs remained near mid November levels, signaling farmers face reduced buying power as costs held steady. Jockey Jimmy Wilson left racing to play high school football in Coral Gables Florida. Housing inspectors in Baltimore order eight builders to repay 160000 to veterans or fix defects in houses.
Bombay Stays Cosmopolitan
The Bombay administration remains cosmopolitan with leaders from major communities. Governor Sir Maharaj Singh, a Christian, and Prime Minister B G Kher, a Hindu, head a diverse leadership including Chief Justice Mohamed Ali Currim Chagla, Mayor Dr Mascarenas, and Police Chief Barucha from the Parsi community. The Bombay Presidency spans a west coast area of 16,443 square miles.
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Bombay
India
Maharaj ‘Singh
Ra‘purthala
B. G. Kher
Barucha
Bombay Presidency
Population Figures Highlight Vast Urban Growth
The text notes a world population exceeding 221 million with Bombay's city population around 2,000,000, illustrating rapid urban expansion and dense metropolitan centers.
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Bombay
Vast U.S. trolley and bus network rivals cross-country rails
The United States operates about 49 923 miles of trolley coach street car and bus lines. This network equals roughly 16 railroad routes from New York to Los Angeles, illustrating a expansive domestic transit system surpassing coast to coast.
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New York
Los Angeles
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