NIT Sparks Tuesday Passion as Buckeyes and Others Vie
The NIT heats up with Ohio State eyeing a weekend NCAA showdown as Dayton and Niagara chase bids at Madison Square Garden. Memphis State and St Louis stumble, while Cincinnati and Utah push toward NCAA semis amid a season shadowed by a point-shaving scandal and final four action set for Kansas City.
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Men Past 40 Seek Relief At Excelsior Springs
A health notice warns men over forty about glandular inflammation and urges treatment beyond temporary relief. The notice claims the condition can cause premature aging and serious illness, citing many communities finding relief at Excelsior Springs.
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Exhibition Baseball Sunday Results Recap
Sunday results show Kansas City 2 Chicago A 0 and St Louis 8 Pittsburgh 0. Detroit 10 Philadelphia 8 including Detroit B 14 Washington 1. Minnesota 10 Los Angeles N rain shortened 6 innings. Cincinnati 13 Milwaukee 10. Baltimore 7 New York 6. Cleveland 13 San Francisco 9. Boston and Chicago N 3 and Chicago N 8 10. Los Angeles CA B. Saturday results include Los Angeles N 2 Kansas City 0 and Milwaukee 12 Cincinnati 9. Chicago A 6 Detroit 1. Philadelphia 5 St Louis 3. Pittsburgh 5 Minnesota 2. Washington 5 Detroit B 2. San Francisco 4. Cleveland 1. Los Angeles A 8 Chicago N B and Baltimore 6 New York 4 night. Chicago N 7 Boston 2 night. Monday and Tuesday notes list multiple games with locations and opponents across Florida and Arizona venues.
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West regional crown at Portland in NIT doubleheader
Providence led by Johnny Egan with 34 points defeated DePaul 73-67 while Temple built a 24 point halftime lead and eased past Army 79-66 in an afternoon NIT doubleheader. Holy Cross and St Louis won later quarterfinals. West regional final results included a 91-75 win over Layors of Los Angeles and an 88-? decision over Arizona State.
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College basketball results headline recap
Ohio State defeated Kentucky 97 to 74 in the quarterfinals while Cincinnati edged Kansas State 69 to 66. Wake Forest beat Utah 89 to 81 and Arizona State won 30 to 28 in regional contests. St Bonaventure defeated Princeton 83 to 67 in the NIT first round.
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NBA Playoffs Recap as LA, Boston Win Series Openers
The Associated Press reports Los Angeles defeated Detroit 137 to 120 to win the best of five series two games to none and Boston topped Syracuse 128 to 111 to take a 1 0 edge in the best of seven semifinals while Syracuse beat Philadelphia 106 to 103 to force more games. A Tuesday slate lists Los Angeles at St Louis and Boston at Syracuse as the next matchups.
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Longer Duck Season Asked by Group
The Arkansas Wildlife Federation concluded its weekend meeting in Stuttgart calling for a longer duck season, a doe season, and elected Dayle Wiley president. Other officers were Ralph Gilliam, John Moore, Leavelle Smith Jr, and Rayland Farris as national delegate. The group also opposed two proposed Buffalo River dams.
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When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables
Solunar table schedule from John Alden Knight outlines periods for fishing and hunting. Major periods begin at stated times and last one hour. minor periods are shorter. Plan outings to coincide with favorable sport in Escada.
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Celtics Edge In Playoff Opener To Take Lead
The Celtics opened the NBA playoffs with a strong defensive effort and a decisive win. Toston Celtics, led by a cohesive unit, asserted control early and maintained momentum, gaining a 1 0 series advantage over their weary opponents.
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Dams Opposed Along Multiple Arkansas Rivers By Federation
The federation opposed proposed dams on Buffalo River Gil man on the Cossalos Water Valley on the Eleven Point Bel Foley on Strawberry Grandview on Kings River and Hardy on Spring River. It passed a resolution supporting the Dingell Bill to fund 150 million dollars for Canada duck grounds restoration. The group seeks repeal of a 1947 act allowing three property owners to petition for a drainage district. New directors elected include Raymond West Joe Ballenger Homer Anderson Smoky Caseus James Jordan Clifton Brasfield James Robertson Herbert Sanderson Howard Cruce Milton Willis Duffy Bryant Robert Apple Charles Alter and one Conway representative remains to be chosen.
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Muenster Court Upholds Tax on Annual Style Show
A Muenster court ruled that a fashion show qualifies under the city amusement tax. The decision upholds a textile tax levy on the annual style show despite objections about its attire and setting.
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Broyles Sees Value in Balanced Football System
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles criticized the two platoon system as harmful and praised modern balance in football during a Birmingham coaching clinic. He endorsed the wild card rule for using specialists, arguing it teaches versatility and keeps college football competitive with the pros.
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Syracuse Nats Sweep Warriors In Eastern Final Game
Syracuse completed a three game sweep of the Philadelphia Warriors in the Eastern Division semifinals, winning 106 to 108 on Saturday night. The Lakers eliminated Detroit in the Western semifinals, closing to 3-2 as Los Angeles edged ahead. The second Celtics finals game set for Syracuse Tuesday, with the Western final opener pitting the Lakers against the Hawks in St. Louis. A 1930 patent filing by William A Burt for the first typewriter proved a failure.
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Eskimos and Tlingit Link Lights to Spirits of the Dead
Eskimos and Tlingit Indians believe the northern lights are the spirits of the dead at play. The idea reflects tribal folklore tying celestial displays to ancestral presence and mood.
Cage Scandal Probe to Be Continued
New York AP report says witnesses in the college basketball bribery scandal will be questioned as investigators widen their probe. Seton Hall players Hens’ Guntey and Arthur Hicks each received 1000 dollars to shave points against Dayton. a Connecticut player was paid 1500 dollars to hold down scores against Colgate. Two alleged fixers, Aaron Wafman and Joseph Hacken, are jailed. DA Hogan urges protection for questioned players as the probe expands. The piece notes historical context from Hogan’s 1951 case.
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