College baseball a losing financial bet for many schools
The North State Conference faces budget pressures as schools like High Point College drop football and question baseball funding. Intramural play is proposed as a cheaper alternative while arguing baseball rarely draws paying crowds and struggles to rival pro baseball in appeal. Marty O Connor, Notre Dame guard, is noted in a closing line.
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St Louis U Wins NIT Opener Over La Salle 73 61
St Louis University, 1948 NIT champion, opened its title defense by routing La Salle 73 to 61 in New York. The victory advances the No. 10 ranked Billikens to the quarterfinals to face Brigham Young, while St Bonaventure edged Cincinnati 70-67 after two overtimes as Dayton and Seton Hall also advance.
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Baseball To Start For Bison Nine at High Point
Coach Carroll Bowen of High Point high schedules the first baseball practice for 3:30 p.m. tomorrow with 15 to 20 candidates expected. He lists eight key losses from last year and names returning hopefuls including Joe Robertson and David Moore as tryout contenders, with opening date set for April 2 against Salisbury.
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NC State center Horvath joins Herald-Tribune East West game
Raleigh Times reports Paul Horvath, NC State ace center, has been added to the East squad for the Herald-Tribune East West all star basketball game in New York City and has accepted the invitation to play with the East all stars.
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High Point Faces East Texas In NASB Opener
High Point College meets East Texas Baptist College in the first round of the NASB tournament here in Kansas City. The Panthers arrive after a seven hour flight and will play Tuesday at 4 30 p m after adjusting to the court. Ed Sueta and Bill Aiz anchor a balanced attack as High Point aims for a deep run in a field led by Hamline Evansville and Indiana State.
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Ferrier Drives Early Lead in Miami Beach Open
Jim Ferrier held a one stroke lead at 204 after 54 holes in the $10,000 Miami Beach Open. Ben Hogan? Not present. Sammy Snead and Klein surged, with Snead carding a 72 and Klein matching a course record 65 to climb toward Ferrier. Windy conditions challenged the Normandy Isle layout as contenders battled for the title.
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Brilliant Field of Stock Cars Here Today at Tri City
A large field of stock car racers competes in a 100 lap feature at Tri City speedway. Promoter Bob Blair promotes a fast afternoon program with time trials at 1 pm and races starting after 2 pm. Jimmy Lewallen is named a top contender among more than thirty drivers.
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Newcombe Hitting Incident Delays Brooklyn Start
Don Newcombe was hit on the left knee by a bounding ball and taken to Jackson Memorial hospital for X rays. Doctors said he did not appear seriously injured after allowing one run on two hits in the first inning with one out in the second.
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