Kentucky Best Bet Stay Unbeaten
New York college basketball text notes Kentucky undefeated after lifting ban, routing Georgia Tech 105-53 in the SEC. Western Kentucky crushes Murray Teachers, Duquesne tops St Francis, Holy Cross defeats St Anselm, and George Washington beats Virginia Tech as they all sit with strong records.
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Supreme Court Upheld Gambling Conviction in 1952 Raid
The Supreme Court today sustained a Maryland resident's gambling conviction, ruling evidence obtained by an illegal search and seizure need not be reconsidered in state court. Justice Burton wrote the 9-1 decision, stating constitutional rights questions should not arise if state courts would not reinterpret the law. Anne Arundel police raided a groom in May 1952, seizing racing forms and arresting Justiny Sulsburg, who received six months imprisonment and a $1,000 fine.
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Court Upholds Bond for Rubenstein
The Supreme Court by a 4 to 1 vote upholds a decision allowing wealthy Rubenstein to remain free on bail while contesting a deportation order as a draft dodger. The ruling affirmed an appeals court decision and followed by Justice Department efforts to revoke the bail and send him to Ellis Island.
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AAA Admits Two New Teams to International League
Richmond Virginia and Havana will be formally admitted to the Triple A International League today. President Frank Shaughnessy presides as the session is brief. The two cities meet league requirements to join, expanding the International to eight teams after previously reducing to six with Springfield dropping out and the St. Louis franchise moving to Baltimore.
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Kentucky Holds Top Spot In AP Basketball Poll
Kentucky remains the top ranked team after a 81-63 win over De Paul, stretching its winning streak to ten. Duquesne climbs to second as Indiana slips to third, with Oklahoma A&M and Western Kentucky following in the top five amid a close field.
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Tip Renews Search for Slayer in Mississippi
In Lexington Mississippi a motorist named Hartéack told officers he saw a Negro armed with a rifle along a state highway east of the town. A large posse, including 400 volunteers, hunted Ed Noel 28, accused of killing three white men, as authorities questioned a second, detained man. The statewide search intensified after a tip sparked a drive eight miles from yesterday’s sweep area.
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Vastly improbable golf match of Montague and two Babes
A recalled 1847 charity match at Fresh Meadow Club Long Island featured mysterious Mysterious John Montague pairing with Mrs Anna Berg against the Baggs. A packed crowd and cavalry surrounding the course led to a chaotic 9 holes before play stopped amid speculation of a 2 0 deficit for the Babes and Montague’s heroics fading amid erratic irons.
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Top Radio Programs at York P Listening Ta Nee
Local listings show Frank Ainaiis and 9 Fibber McGee as prominent programs on York stations. Audience notes Panay Ave lineup and morning slots highlight popular listening options this week.
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Suspended Pro Defends Action in Fort Wayne
The 21-year-old forward from Columbia University, a top rookie, denies betting on NBA games as he faces indefinite suspension by Fort Wayne Pistols management and the NBA. He plans to appeal, saying he never wagered on his team’s games. The interview with Fort Wayne News Sentinel discusses the case and Molinas’s stance.
Mass Held for Airline President Braniff Chief Dies in Crash
A requiem mass is planned in Dallas for Thomas E H Braniff airline president and Braniff Airways chairman killed in a Sunday private plane crash near Shreveport Louisiana. Eleven others died and thirteen Braniff board members will serve as pallbearers at the Mass. The Pontifical Requiem Mass will be celebrated at...
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Podoloff Faces Molinas Clarification Over Expulsion
Maurice Podoloff states there is nothing to hide as Molinas seeks a hearing after an offer to play without salary was rejected. The league threatens automatic expulsion at season end unless Molinas secures a hearing.
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Hope Teams in Action Tonight At Arkadelphia
Hope Senior and Junior boys journey to Arkadelphia for four doubleheaders. Three Ducal teams host a “trig” from Blevins. Senior and Junior girls and B teams play locally, first game at 4 30 p m. Hope Independent girls beat Cale 25 to 17 last night.
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Basketball Scores and Coffee in Abyssinia Note
A list of college basketball results from numerous teams follows and a citation notes coffee's medieval Abyssinian beginnings. A church event reports Most Rev Thomas K Gortoan on coffee and a Dallas Fort Worth diocese Mass. Braniff board members plan a meeting to review the airline’s position after a yesterday ballot led by Charles E Beard.
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Dale and Phil face loss and new love in city home
In a crowded excerpt from Chapter Twenty, Dale endures the death of Lora Thornton and peels back fear of past betrayals as Phil comforts her. A drive home reveals Andrea Parrish's arrival, artistry, and plans, while Dale weighs trust in Phil and Don Parrish against a lingering fear of Jeffrey Windsor. The scene weaves grief, romance, and family ties in a tense, introspective tone.
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