Hockey President Seeks Gambling Link in Prisoner Case
Detroit February 26 National Hockey League President Clarence Campbell intensified efforts to obtain facts linking players to gamblers. He aimed to interview James Tamer a 36 year old bank robber and parole violator imprisoned in Southern Michigan to uncover concrete evidence. Campbell planned to press Michigan officials and contact Governor Sigler to advance the inquiry.
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Detroit
Michigan
National Huskey League
Clarence Campbell
James
Ocea) Tamer
Tamer 2
Campbell
Sigler
NCAA Champion to Be Decided on March 23
The NCAA basketball championship winner will be determined March 22 after Western and Eastern playoffs in Kansas City and New York. Holy Cross and Kentucky have been named, with berths for Baylor and other major programs decided by conference finishes. Final Olympic tryouts begin March 27 in New York.
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Chicago
National Collegiate Athletic Association
New York
Arthur
Dutch) Lonborg
Lonberg
Northwestern University
Municipal Auditorium
Kansas City
Madison Square Garden
Lonvorg
Holy Cross
Kentucky
Baylor
Ith
Bruce Drake
Oklahoma
A. B. Eilers
Clyde McBride
Kansas City Star
Gene Lambert
Arkansas
Jack Gray
Texas
J. F. McKale
Arizona
St Petersburg Open Meet Off to Fair Start
The St Petersburg Open golf tournament began at Lakewood course with 165 entries in a wide open first day. Notable scores included Bobby Locke and Eric Monti both at 69, while Skip Alexander sparked headlines by tying a PGA record with 18 putts on an 18-hole round marking a world record for low putts.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Lakewood
Bobby
Locke
Eric Monti
Santa Monica
Calif
Skip Alexander
Alexander
George Schnelel
Duke University
Taniain
Fair Enough by Westbrook Pegler on Roevich and Wallace
The piece critiques New York Times and New York Herald Tribune coverage of Nicholas Roerich’s death in India and alleges ties between Roerich, Henry Wallace, and other figures. It accuses press bias and urges disclosure, calling for public clarity on alleged associations and loyalty amid Cold War tensions.
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New York ‘Times
New York Herald Tribune
India
Nicholas Roevich
Umask
Roerich
Asiat
Far East
Moscow
Washington
Agriculture
Commerce
Herrry Wallace
Horeh
Roevich
Joss. Ouse
Riverside Drive
New York
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Wal-lace
Gobi
Rarich
Russia
Seremlin
Maneleur
Minechma
Kansas
Rovrieh
Harel
Rovrich
Departments of Agriculture and Commerce
Reerich
Unis
United States
Times
Henry Wallice
Cabell Phillips
Closing Session of Golden Gloves Tournament
A crowded Cheaadium hosts the closing session of the Golden Gloves tournament with 32 aggressive young punchers. Semifinals and finals will be held Friday night after a marathon evening that featured 13 knockouts and a heavyweight decision by Willie Champion over Leon Taunah. Pairings will be announced the day of the matches.
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Chicago
Med
Cinginnati
Chicava
Toledo
Ohio
Oklahoma City
Sioux City
Leon Taunah
Willie Champion
Cleveland
Taunah
Cincinnati
Bob Holliday
Wallace Smith
al Williams
Bill Eg‘erton
Evansville
Ind
Smith
Hersythel Acton
Gerry Labroi
Gary
District 19 Cage Tournament Opens Tonight
Twenty six junior boys and girls teams begin three day District 19 play here with three opening games. Boys action features Lewisville vs North Heights, Blevins vs Nope and Guernsey Lakes at Garland. Girls start Friday with Taylor vs Ashdown and Spring Till vs Walkerville. Morning sessions at 8, afternoon at 1, night at 6:30.
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Lewisville
North Heights
Blevins
Nope
Guernsey Lakes
Garland
Taylor
Patmos
Texarkana
Washington
DeQueen
Bradley
Entral
Calhoun
Delight
Magholia
Ashdown
Spring Till
Walkerville
Legionaires Accept Bid to AAU Meet
The Legionaires defeated a Bradley independent team 7 to 22 last night and accepted a bid to the State AAU Cage tournament at Little Rock from February 29 to March 4. Carin of Bradley led scoring with 16 points while Ross and Rogers paced Hope with 11 points.
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Legionaires
Bradley
Little Rock
Harry Hawthorne
Legion
Carin
Ross
Rogers
Skychief
Emmet
Camden
Six Conference Titles Decided in 1948 College Hoops
New York, Feb 26. Six conferences have crowned champions with more titles expected by Sunday. Baylor clinched a Southwest Conference win while Loyola Baltimore sealed the Mason-Dixon title and Vermont captured its conference crown. North Carolina State led the Southern Conference but must win the league tournament. Other winners include Johns Hopkins, Yale, Columbia, and rivals in ongoing race to final post-season recognition.
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Ted Meier
New York
Baylor
Rocky Mountain
Jado State
Wimness
Border
Baltimore
Loyola
Vermont
Oklahoma Aggies
California
Brighim Young
Kentucky
Noah Carolina State
Baytor
Texas
Baylors
Johns Hopkins
Middlebury
Maine
Coly
Main
Bowdoin
Columbia
Yale
Wait Budko
Columbia Star
Top Ten Cage Scorers In U S Highlight Hawkins Lead
New York February 26 Novar Hawkins of Lawrence Tech regained the lead in major college scoring with 22.4 points per game after 26 games. Tony Lavelli Yale and Marty Wren Towne moved into second and third while Jim McIntyre Minnesota dropped to fourth. Sam Arzetta St Bonaventure leads free throw percentage at .927 and Al Petersen Oregon State remains top field goal shooter.
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New York
Novar Hawkins
Lawrence ¢MidhTech
Jim McIntyre
Minnesota
Tony Lavelli
Yale
Marty Wren
Towne
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Hawkins
Lavelli
Wier
McIntyre
Sam Arzetta
St. Bonadventure
Jeaders
al Petersen
Oregon State
Sinkitipe
George Wash
Arkisas
Vouresy Teas to Be Bed cad Tonight
Two game series will decide which team represents Arkansas in the National Invitation of College Basketball. Arkansas State Penphersary Comway and Arkansas State of Jonesboro lead, with path games determining the winner. Arkansas Tech of Russellville beat Monticello A M for the season's eighth conference win. About 400 million books are printed annually in the United States.
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United Press Aerieia
Turnsit Iy Couey
Arkansas
Tieveuilesiate Basket Townient
Kansas City
Usdt
Wwoelk
Arkanas State
Penphersary Comway
Ackansas
Jonesboro
Intereatiglate
United States
Horse Racing Cards From Miami Meet Showouts and Odds
Weather conditions clouded the track at the Miami meet with six furlong races featuring four-year-olds and up. Avid Pal ridden by Meyer led the first race with Susie C and Catruth close behind. purses around $1,200 and $1,300 were offered for claiming events. second race had Top Boots leading Lookout Rasent and Vayarour with a time near 1: to be determined. multiple horses listed as “also ran” with daily double payout of $24.40. The card include seventh and eighth races with odds for Quintero Bray and Elegant Lad among others, while a note details Clarence Kantrowitz promoter of a recent title fight and Ted Williams’ spring plans amid local chatter.
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Phise
Avid Pal
Meyer
Susie C
Jessop
Catruth
Taylor
Hemile
Mary Margaret
Khammseens Bay
Statlacier
Ace Pitot
Turse
Top Boots
Martin
Lookout Rasent
Tree Toy
Tiger Boots
Bea Tay Rotnie
Laweona
Wrakfair
Canning
Table Reek
Smith
Sonny Haynes
Manifeld
Reklaw
Guy Band
Czech Lass
Reno Ruth
Rebbles Habit
Paprika
Montgomery
Ann Frances Easty
Wise Chance
Miss Silver
Marconis
I Furlon
St. Jean
Gribis i
Osloen
Son
Ais Apna
Tommy Omiltma Saslle
Oles
Wayne S
Ovevast
Strange
Cinder Foot
Gift Mandic
Marien
Zevaloma
Gzark
Quintero
Grubbs
Ongside Bray
Bar Wilow
Mongomery
Masie Lad
Sir Doc
Sammies Image
Kingswood Miss
Gay Texan
Heveridge
Racecard entries for tomorrow's horse races at El Neg Breen Valley
The card lists seven races with purse figures from 1200 to 1400 dollars and entries of clng and mdus horses. Notable names include Fatuous xi Sir ches ter x0 and Serf Beauty 8108 with a field of 3 yos and fillies. Eligibles include Christmas Date and Miyinikin 118.
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Sir ‘Chester
EL Neg
Breen Valley
Falie
Alanav
John Sabo
Serf Beauty
Timmy Ron
Obyr
Osealady
Connie's Baby
Marvyn Carlyn
Rae Ben WR
Miyinikin
Kerrie
Sionn
Borbroak
Bull Cry
Miss Voxas
Reel Jays
Edaie
Badagaloon
Phustavis
Alwes
River Search
Radio Joe
Liberation
Hugo B
Boekia
Sluice Us
Ran Gorn
College Scores and Results From Various Games
The report lists multiple college basketball results with teams such as Notre Dame, Kansas City, Baylor, Texas Mines, Arizona, and Sacramento in action. Notable scores include Notre Dame 72 over Maconette, Baylor 29 over Southwest Texas, and Arizona 93 over Texas Mines 50. Multiple teams and venues are identified, reflecting a busy Midwest and West Coast schedule.
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Geourmi Touh
Auburna
North Carolina
Ain
Tolha Mines
Kansas City
Kas
Wal
Main Jewell
Southwest Texas
Baylor
Arizona
Texas Mines
Far West Sacraments Senators
AAU
College of Pacific
Top Radio Programs and Listings in Early TV Era
The Associated Press reports on radio plans and voice talent shifts at NBC CBS and ABC. Proposals involve hiring notable hosts including Ralph Edwards and the walking man stunt with cash incentives around 290 dollars. Prime-time schedules feature People Are Funny Henry Aldrich Jolson and Night shows across networks with various time slots and new program titles.
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NBC
CBS
Arthur Godfrey
Fanny ,Brice
Dinah Share
ABC
Tex Beneke
Louis Walcott heavyweight title bout likely set tonight
Camden N J February 20 Joe Louis and Jersey Joe Walcott are expected to be officially announced tonight as the heavyweight championship bout finalists after Walcott agreed to terms with the Twentieth Century Sporting Club. The news comes ahead of a public ceremony presenting the Police Gazette belt to Walcott.
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Camden
Evening Radio Schedule On Air With Parade And News
A dense listing shows Thursday through Friday schedules with programs like Adventure Parade Superman Captain Midnight and News broadcasts. Notable names include Fulton Lewis Jr Gabriel Heatter and Kate Smith with various music features and sponsored segments. Local station KEKAR broadcasts multiple editions and sign offs across the late afternoon to late night.
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Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis, Jr
5Star
American Federatio of Labor
Mutual
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
RBD
America
Buddy Mortha
Mina
Maron Downey
Caleman
A.my
Southern Buddies
The
Four Knights Fs
Progen
Happy Woliday
Cecil Brown
Thoearl
Nesire
Kate Smith
Victor HL Lindiahr
Pam
Bill Boyd
Martin Black
Hope High School
Erskine Johnson
Tom Mixs
Henry J. Tayior
Alan Dale
KXAR
Meet the Press
Lawrence Wilkes
Emil Coleman
Oreh
Fights Last Night In New York Mile Silipo Wins
New York fighter Mile Silipo defeated Mike Sanantone by technical knockout in a middleweight bout at 1 55.2 rounds. The event also featured Pat McCafferty of Wichita and Berno Droll of Peoria, with other listed fighters from Oakland and Mexico City.
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Associated Press
New York
Mile Silipo
Mit
Mike Sanantone
Corona
Wichita
Kas
Pat McCafferty
Topeka
Kans
Wutpointert
Bernie Droll
Peoria
Oakland
Calif
Mario Trlys
Mexico City
Lenny Calla
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JOAN L_ WILSON
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Charles Malone Garrett Willis T. W. Strickland John Gordon Prescott
Glen Walker
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Pete) Smields
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King Features Syndicate
Pan
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Herald Tribune
Roosevelt
Roericha
Ander Roosevelt
James Menifie
Leh
Joe Davies
Mis
Jae Bretnes
Jis
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Rayssra
Joe Barnes
Davies
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U. S
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Skaranski
Miami
Clarence
Kay) Kantrowitz
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Kantrowitz
Kay
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Ted Williams
Dick CuRer
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