Kentucky Wildcats face Loyola in NIT opener today
New York March 14. Kentucky the mighty Wildcats from the Blue Grass country open their bid for the National Invitation title with Loyola of Chicago. Kentucky, 29 wins in 30 games, is a slight favorite but must work hard for the victory as Jack Morris paces Toyota and Kentucky eyes a double NIT and NCAA crown within 12 days.
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Fair Enough By Weatbrook Pegler
President Truman labels Willis Foster and Eugene Dennis traitors for endorsing Maurice Thorez pledge to aid the enemy if Russia invades France. The piece argues Thorez betrayed France, cites Laval and Petain punished, and accuses Stalin Molotov and Soviet leadership of aiding Hitler.
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Willis Z. Foster
Eugene Dennis
Communist Party
Maurice Thorez
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Belgium
Prescott Daily Radio Schedule And Local Notices
Prescott announces a Tuesday program slate featuring Morning News and entertainment blocks from 5:57 a. m. to 11:30 a. m. with Cecil Brown and Kate Smith, plus community notices: garden clubs, church meetings, and band concerts for March 16 and 17. Also commentary on treason laws and wartime policy amid local society items and upcoming bands events.
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Tom Mix
M . Pulton’ Lewis, Jr
Straight Arrow
Hy Gardner
Gabriel
Bill Henry
Mutual Concert
Mutual
Melody Boys
Arkansas
Cecil Brown
Blue Barron
Victor H. Lindlahr
Gabriel Heatter
Lanny Ross
Kate Smith
Jis
Masters
John Daniel
Liddy Arnold Shaw
Queen
Sutton
Johnson
Malin
Walton Lewis
Gregory Hood
Ty Gardner Gabrig
Heat Mutual Newsro Air Force
M Ming
Prescott Garden Club
Jesse Crow
Morgan Team Advances in Tourney
Oklahoma City March 14 A A U basketball opens the 48nd annual tournament after Sunday battles that trimmed the field. Morgan finishes 64 53 over New Haven Conn while Central Oklahoma State College 62 defeats Morningside College 55 and Northwestern Oklahoma State College 39 tops Zimmerman Builders Dayton 60.
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Morningside College
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Little Rock
Ark
Morigans
New Blaven
Hamline Wins NAIB Meet at Kansas City
Hamline's Pied Pipers captured the NAIB intercollegiate basketball title in Kansas City, sweeping through the six day tournament. They defeated Arkansas State 74-43, Indiana Central 83-85, Texas Tech 80-56, Beloit 32-43, and Regis to clinch the championship.
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Middlecalf and Ferrier Break Miami Record Marks
Cary Middlecalf and Jim Ferrier shattered nearly all existing records in the 24 year history at Miami. The impressive showing occurred as both players dominated events, setting multiple finishes and times that stood out in the meet at Miami, Pla.
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Miamas
Pla
Cary Middlecalf
Jim Ferrier
Legal battles surge over baseball reserve clause
New York March 14. Frederick A. Johnson attorney for Danny Gardella said he would file a federal court writ to stop the former Giants outfielder from playing until his 300,000 suit against organized baseball is added. Tomorrow Max Lanier and Fred Martin, former St. Louis Cardinals pitchers, seek reinstatement as they press 2,500,000 damage suits challenging the reserve clause as an unlawful monopoly and blocking earnings. Defendants include Commissioner Chandler, Ford Frick, Will Harridge, George Trautman and the 16 major league clubs.
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Frederick A. Johnson
Danny Gardella
Giants
Max Lanier
Fred Martin
St. Louis Cardinal
Lanier
Martin
Pppsehea
A. B. Chandler
Ford €. Frick
Will Harridge
George Trautman
National Association
NLR Wins the State High School Crown
North Little Rock captures the Arkansas state high school title at Little Rock. After securing the Big Six division, the Wildcats defeated Fayetteville 34 6 to clinch the undisputed crown, avenging a 1948 Class A finals loss while Arkansas Deaf won Class B Diadem in Sheridan with Clyde Nutt scoring 33.
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Arkansas
Sheridan
Leopards
Western Grove
Clyde Nutt
Sikes to Meet Buchanan in Elimination 10 Round Thriller
Heavyweights Bob Sikes of Little Rock and Oscar Buchanan of Memphis square off in a Robinson Auditorium bout as the second of an elimination series to crown a southern champion. Sikes outweighed Buchanan early. Scott won the opener, both fighters reported in good shape.
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Pete Coper
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