Tournaments NAIA first round results and regular games
The Associated Press reports NAIA first round scores including Eastern Miss 88 Highland NM 76 Central Wis 93 Millersville Pa 85 and Hamline 75 Wayland Texas A Baste 79 Texas Southern 67 plus Upper Iowa 71 Austin Peay Southwest Texas 104 New Haven Conn Fehrs 66 and Emporia State 62 Northern SD 68 Villa Madene 93 West Ya Tech 94 Regular games list St Francis Pa 62 Kaylee Ohio 84 Colorado 62 Oklahoma 61 Cornel 14 Penn 66.
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Fights Last Night By The Associated
Readable fragments list names and places from New York and Los Angeles as fight results or listings. Mentions Jony PiBisse Banny Glos yanelli Ramon Fur PONEE FS and St Paul Pea Fisnagen with quantities like 180 and 139, reflecting scattered event notations from the night.
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St .Paul
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Los Angeles
Community Notices From A 1937 Local Paper
The page lists events and meetings across churches schools and PTAs. Items include joint church meeting at Church of God in Christ with Rev L C Washington, Hopewell PTA reports from State PTA Congress, Verger High School band and chorus concert with admission prices, Yerger High School mystery comedy Scared Stiff, Southwest Annual Conference Missionary Society officers training, literary contest at Yarger with students from Fulton Hopewell and Shover Street, and PTA program notes with speakers at Bleving Training School.
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EB. N. Alston
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City
Status of Women
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Shover Street
Harris Gym
Will V. Rutherford
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DiBiase Hands Giovanelli Unbeaten Streak Stays Intact
Tony DiBiase, a NYU geology student, extended his unbeaten run to 19 with a 10 round decision over intra-city rival Dany Giovanelli at St. Nicholas Arena. Referee Petey Sealee and judges tallied 6-2-1, 8-2, and 8-2 as DiBiase, an underdog at 148 pounds, outboxed the heavier foe.
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Villa Madonna Rebels Upset West Virginia Tech 93 to 81
Kentuckians steal show in NAIA play as Villa Madonna College Rebels, Covington, Ky, upset third seed West Virginia Tech 93 81 in first round. Larry Hammond led Tech with 28 points. Staverman of Villa Madonna had 23 points and 22 rebounds, with eight first round games left.
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Naia
Chaffee Triumph Opens 4th Army Tourney with 92 88 Win
Chaffee Arkansas defeated Fort Hood Texas 92 to 88 in the 4th Army basketball tournament opener. Arnold Short led Chaffee with 41 points as the team edged past Fort Hood in a high scoring matchup.
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Norman Jones
Blevins Schools
Williams
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Rey
Lee Hendrix
Messers Bennie Michel
Leroy Smith
Cardell Wik
Mamson
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Tar Heels Meet Yale in NCAA Play Tonight
North Carolina prepares to face Yale in an NCAA tournament matchup as coach and players brace for a key showdown tonight. Yale arrives seeking an upset as UNC aims to advance deep into the field with senior leadership and strong defense.
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Yale
North Carolina Favored in NCAA Tournament Opener
North Carolina, ranked No 1 and riding a 27 game win streak, opens NCAA action tonight vs Yale in a six game slate across three cities. Idaho State defeats Hardin-Simmons 68-57 to set up a Friday meeting with defending champion San Francisco in Corvallis. Louisville Loyola awaits in other matchups as Syracuse faces Connecticut and Pittsburgh meets Morehead.
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Arkansas Legislature Deliberates Budget and Tax Measures
A Senate session amended a highway salary bill raising Highway Director Herbert Eldridge to 18 000 a year while a House vote approved a multi million welfare appropriation 80 to 1. Debates covered property assessment funding a reappraisal program and a beer tax proposal that would fund university buildings and the Arkansas Children's Colony. Several measures advanced including teacher pay raises and district reorganization. The Blythe tennis introduction noted from Staten Island Grickel Club circa 1874.
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Heston Passes On Oscar Nod Doors Open To New Roles
Hollywood reacts to Carlton Heston not receiving an Oscar nomination as he shifts from biblical epics toward a different project. He stars with Orson Welles and Janet Leigh in Badge of Evil, dyeing his hair and adopting new looks to escape typecasting after The Ten Commandments.
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Professor Can Return to Alcorn College
In Alcorn Mississippi history professor Clennon King, linked to pro segregation writings, appears still a faculty member though students demand his removal after a boycott. Officials stated he may not return soon despite assurances.
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North Carolina Tops AP Poll After Perfect ACC Run
North Carolina earns 725 points and 55 first place votes to lead the final AP college basketball poll after an unbeaten 24 game regular season and ACC tournament sweep. Kansas follows with 602 points. other top teams include Kentucky and SMU with Seahawks and Louisville among notable finishers.
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Missing $6300 in Bank at Fort Smith
Army and FBI probe disappearance of $6300 from the First National Bank Fort Smith post branch. Counter cash vanished yesterday and earlier a soldier was jailed in a related case. King spoke of possible return delays as students remain out. Faculty officials and student attendance figures cited.
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