North State league on 1890 basis with 1890 revenue
Directors of the North State league seek funds and promotion to avoid losses. They replaced the president, blame a short 112 game Sundayless schedule, and cite Mills driven clubs Landis and Mooresville as examples. They push for Sunday baseball, longer schedules, and better umpiring to boost revenue and support independent teams like the Hi Toms.
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North State League
Frank Spencer
Loop
Bob Collier
Landis
Mooresville
Hi-Toms
Bob
Austin Brown
College basketball scores and race results compiled
The roundup lists multiple college games with final scores including Columbia 60 Carnell 53 La Salle 8 3 and Boston College 61 Villanova 82. Other results feature Georgetown DC 72 Brown 34 Dartmouth 48 Seton Hall 42 and St Bonaventure 41 Drexel 65. The report also mentions unfinished notes on racing with Doug Dodson sweeping Hialeah stakes across three events in a season.
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Columbia
Carnell
la Salle
Boston College
Villanova
Georgetown
Brown
Dartmouth
Seton Hall
St. Bonaventure
Drexel
Delaware
Bucknell
Susquehanna
Westminster
Franklin & Marshall
West Virginia State
Wilberforce Univ
Morris Harey
Potomac State
Tufts
Boston Univ
Wooster
Ohio
Slippery Rock
Patehrs
Trinity Open Tournament Set for Play March 13 to 18
Trinity high school hosts the Trinity Open March 13 to 18 coached by Red Coble tournament director. Entries close March 9 at 4 p.m. The four divisions include A B C men and women with trophies for winners and individual all tournament honors.
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Trinity High School
Red Coble
Trinity
Coble
Industrial
Commerceial
High Point and Durham reach state junior finals
High Point juniors win 47 33 over Sanford to reach the state junior high tourney final against Durham. E K Powe of Durham defeats Dafy Millard of Asheville to set up the title clash at 8 p m. Gordon Smith and Ronald Nifong lead the Pointers in the decisive third period while Jim Truelove paces Sanford.
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High Point
Sanford
E. K. Powe
Durham
Dafy Millard
Asheville
Powe
Bill
Gordon Smith
Ronald Nifong
Smith
N Ifong
Donald Scalf
Fred Byrd
Scalf
Fred Leach
Leach
Jim Truelove
James
Oakley
Durham Crew
Jenkins
Millard
Sanfo Nifong
Lawrence
Byrd
St. Truelove
Truelove
Bunch
Ospivey
Seals
Slove
I Smith
Moser
Crawson
Key
Cushion
Griffin
High
Nifong
B. Truelove
J. Truelove
Ishee
Honeycutt
Meier’s picks favor teams in major tonight’s games
Associated Press writer Ted Meier selects CCNY over NYU in the East. Princeton over Georgetown. Kansas State over Kansas in the Midwest. Hardin-Simmons over Arizona State Tempe in the Southwest. William and Mary over Virginia in the South. Wyoming over Colorado A&M in the Far West.
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New York
Ted Meier
Associated Press
CCNY
NYU
Princeton
Georgetown
Kansas State
Kansas
Hardin
Fights Last Night Scattered Boxing Results Across Cities
A roundup of recent boxing outcomes lists Gavilan over Graham in Philadelphia Miami hosts Graziano knocking out Curcia in New Jersey and New York based Belloise over Cabouche. James and Walker drew in a one round misclear finish in San Francisco with Bent ter terminating the card. Carmen Basilio beat Lew Jenkins in Canastota.
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Philadelphia
Kid Gavilan
Cuba
Otis Graham
Miami
Fla
Becky Graziano
New York
Joe Curcia
Jersey City
N. J
Newark
Steve Belloise
Germaine Cabouche
France
Chicago
Doc Arthur
Bil Handlin
Flint
Mich
N. d
Johony Britenbrack
Brooklyn
Eddie Edwards
Washington
Johnny Lemons
Little Dynamite
Syracuse
N. Y
Carmen Basilio
Canastota
Lew Jenkins
Sweetwater
Tex
San Francisco
Benny Walker
Oakland
Calif
Tommy Lee James
Los Angeles
Walker
James
Bent
Bison Ready For State Tourney As Durham Hosts
Wilmington aims to rebound in the North Carolina high school basketball tournament opening at Duke indoor arena with Durham and Wilson in quarterfinals. Observers note Eastern teams led by Wilmington Durham Wilson Raleigh show stronger offenses than Western clubs. Kim Buchanan, a double-A scoring star, looms as a key rival for the Bison defending against Salisbury and Greensboro Durham matchups.
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New York
Braves
Bradley University
Associated Press
Peoria
Ill
Bradley
Madison Square Garden
Nebraska
Kansas State
Kansas
Kansas City
Ohio State
Kentucky
Holy Cross
Crusaders
Columbia
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
Duquesne
Wilmington
Salisbury
Greensboro
Durham
Wilson
Burlington
High Point
Raleigh
Winston-Salem
Durham High
Bison
M. P. Knight
Southern Conference
North Carolina
Duke
Jerry Husser
Mocksville
Lou Bello
Shuler Loftis
Bob Fortune
J. B. Mills
J. D. Mills
Apex
Playoff Plans For Pro Basketball Postseason
The NBA announces post season play starts March 21 with a $75,000 pool and potential 37 games. Three divisions Eastern Central Western determine four top teams in each division to contest in best 2 of 3 and 4 of 5 series. Champion earns 7500 dollars and runner up 5000.
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Chicago
National Basketball Association
NBA, Board of Directors
DiMag Is Looking Better Than Ever For 1950 Yankees
In St Petersburg Casey Stengel exudes confidence about the 1950 Yankees saying they are the team to beat. He inventories a lineup with DiMaggio Berra Henrich Mize Collins and more, notes the strong pitching staff and a key challenge in the outfield while stressing every opponent will be aiming for them. He previews possible roster decisions and shifts as spring games unfold.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Stengel
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Casey
Joe Dimaggio
Ugg
Yogi Berra
Phil Rizzuto
Tommy Henrich
DiMaggio
Henrich
Tom
Yanks
Johnny Mize
Joe Collins
Fenton Mole
Gerry Coleman
Ruzzuto
Bobby Brown
Bill Johnson
Billy Martin
Berra
Dick Akefield
Hank Bauer
Cliff Mapes
Gene Woodling
Johnny Lindell
Ed Lopat
Tommy Byrne
Vic Raschi
Allie Reynolds
Yankees to face Cardinals in first spring exhibition game
Fred Sanford Wally Hood and Don Johnson will handle the pitching for the New York Yankees in the first exhibition game against the St. Louis Cardinals scheduled for next Saturday in St. Petersburg Florida.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Fred Sanford
Wally Hood
Don Johnson
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Furillo's Leftward Power Delights Dodgers Manager
Carl Furillo shows power to pull the ball to left field with two fence home runs in a single plate turn. Burt Shotton, manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers, smiles at the hitting display during the Wero Beach exhibition.
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Wero Beach
Fla
Carl Furillo
Brooklyn Dodgers
Burt Shotton
Furillo
Kiner Returns to Batting Cage Hits Home Runs
In San Bernardino on March 7, Ralph Kiner has recovered from a heavy spring training cold. Pirates manager Billy Meyer kept him off the field, but he is back in uniform taking cuts in the batting cage and delivering Kinler-like home runs.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh Pirate
Billy Meyer
Kinler
Indians sign most camp members but Minoso still missing
In Tucson Cleveland Indians including Bob Lemon signed contracts while Cuban outfielder Orestes Minoso was absent awaiting arrival. Traveling secretary Spud Goldstein suspects a Cuba flight delay and Minnie plans a direct Tucson flight. In Tampa Ewell Blackwell reported full arm strength after pitching twenty minutes and praised by Reds manager Luke Sewell.
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Tucson
Ariz
Cleveland Indians
Bob Lemon
Orestes Minoso
Spud Goldstein
Cuba
Spud
Minnie
Tampa
Fla
Ewell Blackwell
Luke Sewell
Cincinnati Reds
Blackwell
Noren Batting Practice Hurls Home Runs for Senators
In Orlando Harris tests rookie Irvin Noren in centerfield hoping to fix Nationals outfield woes. Noren hit five batting practice homers yesterday clearing the 15 foot right field wall and traveling about 350 yards from the plate as Harris voiced strong belief in his potential.
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Senators
Orlando
Fla
Washington Nationals
Bucky Harris
Irvin Noren
Harris
Noren
Tigers Open Spring Training Batting Practice In Lakeland
Detroit opened spring training in Lakeland Florida with strong batting contributions from George Kell Vic Wertz and Gerry Priddy. Frank House impressed as catcher and receiver for Virgil Trucks in the session marking the club’s first workout of the season.
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Tigers
Lakeland
Fla
Tiger Bats
Detroit
George Kell
Vic Wertz
Gerry Priddy
Frank House
House
Virgil Trucks
Phils split squad for first spring training game
Philadelphia manager Eddie Sawyer divided the camp into two groups for tomorrow’s intrasquad tuneup in Clearwater. Coaches Henry Bengough and Dusty Cooke will act as rival managers as Sawyer seeks real competition to sharpen practice. Philadelphia Athletics pitcher Carl Scheib faced Chief Bender’s critique in West Palm Beach, addressing windup height and follow through after a rough 9 and 12 season.
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PHILS
West Palm Beach
Fla
Carl Scheib
Philadelphia Athletics
Chief Bender
Bender
Connie Mack
A’s
Scheib
Scelb
Mikan Extends Lead as Top Pro Scorer
New York report shows George Mikan of the Minneapolis Lakers at 1 727 points leading Alex Groza of the Indianapolis Olympians by 380 in the NBA scoring race. Mikan set a new professional single season record with 601 field goals and 55 fouls through the latest games.
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New York
Mar
George Mikan
Minneapolis Lakers
National Basketball Association
Mikan
Alex Groza
Indianapolis Olympians
Groza
Sun Anderson
Trity
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Jack Powell
Meier
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