Everett Case’s Owls Upset Villanova in NAA Quarterfinals
Everett Case pulls hair in photo while his State College team, a sophomore squad, shocks Villanova 67 62 in the N A A quarterfinal at Raleigh. Case and assistant Butter Anderson celebrate with gifts of 1951 Cadillacs and Oldsmobiles from alumni. State advances to the NCAA finals in Madison Square Garden.
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Walt Dixon Named Greenwood Pilot In Tri-State League
Walt Dixon, longtime manager of Shelby in Class D Carolina league, will manage in Class B Tri-State league this season. The announcement notes Dixon’s two prior seasons with Shelby and marks him as a familiar figure in regional baseball.
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Duke Tams Ready to Play James and Groat lead bats
Duke baseball viewed as potential top team with infield stars Dick Groat Bill Bergeron and Tom Powers returning. Outfield includes Dick Johnson and John Carroll with sophomores Bonns and Billy Robinson. tourney against Furman Clemson and South Carolina follows a home stand. Basketball schedule tonight features Class C Becks Soda Shop then men and women games as post season tournament action continues with Demons and Sunset Grill.
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Illini Top Purdue in First Win Here Since 1937
A college basketball game ends with Illinois defeating Purdue for the first time here since 1937. The score and exact figures are not provided in the readable fragments. Oscar Gupton, previously a UNC wrestling standout, is noted as a Tar Heel freshman coach now.
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North State Umpires Plan Friday Meeting
A special North State Umpires Association meeting will be held Friday night at 8 at 600 Florham Ave the home of E F Culler. The gathering aims to prepare for the baseball season and recruit new umpires as several officials have left for military service. New men will be taught the latest baseball arbitration techniques.
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Aiken Tourney Attracts Pros At Palmetto Course
Aiken, S C March 21. The one day pro am tournament at Palmetto golf club opened with a field of name players from the winter circuit. Pro money of 1500 was up for grabs with entrants including Jim Ferrier Cary MiddlecoTT Lloyd Mangrum Clayton Heafner Johnny Palmer Jack Burke Lew Wor sham and about 40 others.
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Carolina Net Team to Play Springfield
Chapel Hill March 21 Coach John Kenfield begins a rebuilding year as Springfield College visits to open the 1951 tennis season. Last year’s six regulars depart. Heath Alexander hopes to lead but is slowed by a leg injury. Reb Luxenberg returns as a regular with two freshmen and a transfer joining the squad.
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Hawks tie NHL record with 21 straight losses
Chicago Black Hawks matched a league record by suffering 21 consecutive losses in the 1950 51 season. The skid underscored a difficult stretch for the franchise as it tried to rebound from a rough run of games.
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Freshmen Eligible for Varsity Sports in Western Conference
Chicago officials announce freshmen will be eligible for varsity sports in the Western Conference starting September 1, ending ban that had been in place since 1946. Faculty and athletic directors voted at their annual session yesterday to lift the restriction.
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