Favorites Take Best in Tourney Play
A weeklong basketball tournament opens with seven games as Denver, Hollywood, and other teams vie for early momentum. Only two teams, Denver Chevrolet and Hollywood Pitcher McGee, see action today while others prep for round one. Officials report efforts to curb corruption and bribery tied to the event and a local precautionary stance.
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Hollywood
McGee
Molly Oo
Vernie McCoy
Beaver Police
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McCoy
New York
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Avandale
Mardenville
Pibines Chern
Kentucky and Aggies Set As NCAA Championship Favorites
New York March 10 Kentucky and Oklahoma A. and M. are favored to reach the NCAA title game in Minneapolis on March 3. Coach Adolph Rupp leads Kentucky with star players likely to advance through the Western playoffs. The Aggies, champions of the Southwest, are viewed as strong contenders despite tougher Western bracket. Madison Square Garden hosts the national tourney with other top teams in pursuit of the crown. BYU Cougars upset Dayton and Seton Hall to surge, but terrain remains challenging as city and conference rivals threaten the path to the title.
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Minneapolis
Moehore Hasardogs
Pratt
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Rolwigh
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Luvita
Seton Trak
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City Callone
Ferrier Leads in Jacksonville Final Round
Ferrier holds the lead at the Jacksonville tournament with a notable performance at Hyde Park course. Competitors include Art Wall of Bronxville New York and Shididy of Cedar Hills Iowa, as scores and placements are updated amid a field chasing the $10,000 purse.
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Jing Pervines
Aoman
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Art Wall
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N.Y
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Cedar Haylds
Iowa
Lloyd Mangum
Ferrigr
Hyde Park
Parker Booster Dinner Set For April Third
Parker Booster Dinner will be held at 8 p.m. April 3 at Hotel Barty Leu Houind. Speaker will be head Parker, Come Oth, Dawglid. Athletic director Juin Borohill and Alvin Hell fay Qhidiy Toaeh are listed among attendees. The event aims to bolster Parker supporters and highlight local sports figures, with several Parker names mentioned as present.
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Turin
Mone
Parkers
Buddy Su Wink
Toray Split
Meade Nie
Hilly Crank
State Second in Wrestling Session
The article notes Arkansas state college leaders and multiple individuals in a wrestling meet held in March. Key results include Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Arkansan State athletes competing for consolation bouts and finals. Mike McDart and Keith Soltens are mentioned among competitors with decisive wins.
Spa Season Opens Fourth Week at Oaklawn Park
Oaklawn Park enters the fourth week of its spring meeting as racing continues despite weather dampening attendances. Apprentice Larry Wilson earns wins while veteran L C Cook leads in the Hat in 'uiepey' horses. betting totals run over six million through three weeks, with several winners and consolations listed for the card.
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Homre
Oaklawn Park
Larry Wilson
L. C. Cook
Wilson
Mnunta
Cook
Trrelk
Roundleeder
Reynolds Broth Pees
Aly
Chaleman
Bondy
Highton
Brownus
Bastyar
Prescott News Daffodil Ten events and church notices
Prescott area notices list the Daffodil Ten at Pregeatt Garden Club hosted by Mrs St Mary and Mrs Wren Scott, plus postponed business women's fellowship, men's fellowship at Ef rat Methovis, Presbyterian church dine and program, and Holy Week services March 19 25 led by multiple churches. Local socials include Camden Music Club program at Methodist and entries from Prescott and Camden groups with performances and attendees noted.
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Preoacou Mausies
Methodiat
James McMahon
Camden
Prescott
Greer Randol
Camden Club
W. Robert Copeland
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Din Vorlo
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Elizabeth Copeland
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Plano
Celadon Ur. Mathis
Prescot, Ministerhid Alliance
Sara Cooper
Potest Baptist Church
Clifton Yancey
Yancey
Mary Adalyn Yancey
Mary Buchanan
Charlite Bulloch
Mary Nell Boles
College Men and Police Clashed in Cambridge Brawl
Harvard and Dartmouth students fought with Cambridge police in Harvard Square restaurant and on the sidewalk. Several students were arrested, two from Dartmouth and three from Harvard, with injuries reported including a hospital treatment and a few policemen hurt.
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Harvard
Dartmouth
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Collegians
Easter May Snarl Troop Action
Washington March 194- A walkout threat challenged quick Senate action on troop to Europe resolutions. Sen H Alexander Smith urged speedy passage to lift morale in North Atlantic and boost American confidence. Sen McFarland urged limiting debate with a Thursday vote and possible recess. Sen Malone predicted a quorum loss and a prolonged standstill. Smith’s prepared speech said the resolution invites the President to consult with Congress before sending additional divisions.
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Congress
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Texarkana Flier Dies in Crash
Five of six Navy trainer crewmen killed when their plane crashed in a Calhoun Louisiana pasture on a Saturday. Names identified include Lt. Emmitt Burleson of Pensacola pilot James F. Mahan of Texarkana co pilot Robert Crittenden of Findlay photographer Bert Thomas Fox of Fort Worth and apprentice John E. Mannahan of Fort Worth. Sixth crewman withheld temporarily.
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Navy
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Calhoun
Dallas
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Burteson
Pensgepla
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Robert Crittenden
Findlay
Bert Thomas Fox
Fort Worth
John E. Manrahan
Naval Air Station
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Baseball results wrap from Associated Press notes
Baseball scores feature Chicago and New York teams in a mix of American League and Pacific Coast League action. Cincinnati blasts Boston while Philadelphia and St Louis figure in other matchups with varying runs and standings.
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San Diego
New York
Los Angeles
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