Bradley Braves Aims For Fourth NIT Title Return
New York AP reports Bradley Braves, led by sophomores Walker and Herndon with Ed Waka and Mickey Deman, eye a return to defend their NIT title after a strong 72 end over Providence. Oscar Robertson’s absence at Cincinnati shifts balance as coach Chuck Orsborn's squad plans for next season.
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Celtics Win But Hawks Drop a Game
The Celtics crushed the Philadelphia Warriors in Philadelphia, 124 to 104, advancing in the Eastern playoffs. In Minneapolis the Lakers rallied to beat the St Louis Hawks, tying the Western series at 2-2 as the Easter schedule resumes in Boston and St Louis.
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Fight Results From Belfast Bout End Score Disputed
The Associated Press reports a Belfast bout where preddi Gilroy 116 pounds from Northern Aveland stopped Billy Ja Sa in the early rounds amid a disputed finish.
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Political Candidates Named for Democratic Elections
The Star announces candidates for public office subject to Democratic elections in July and August. Endorsed names and specific offices are listed as awaiting official action.
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Foxy Frank Lane Roils Baseball Trade Talks Again
Foxy Frank Lane clashes over the Sammy White trade fueling tempers. Lane, known as a talent broker, faces scrutiny after off season moves cost Cleveland a top fielder and pitching options. A potential swap involving Cleveland, Ford Prick, Russ Nix, Jim Marshall, and White sparked renewed controversy before White withdrew and Lane declared the deal off.
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Hull and Plante Lead Hockey Scoring Race Weekend Wins
Robby Hull of the Black Hawks claimed the league scoring lead with BL points after a goal and an assist as Chicago tied Boston. Jacques Plante starred in goal despite Montreal's loss, while Toronto beat Detroit 2-2 and Detroit clashed in a tied slate. Cubs, Sox, and other MLB actions noted with multiple games.
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Robby Hull
Mon‘Vreal
Jacques Mane
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Jon Tate
Parmet
Yanks Place Maris in Left Field Ahead of Season
New York Yankees assign Maris to left field with limited practical experience there. He notes only about ten prior left field appearances, mostly with Cleveland, and admits the spot at Yankee Stadium is tricky due to haze sun and short fences. Maris, a left handed hitter leading the team with a .378 average, has a minor injury and is urged to rest as he learns the position.
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Norm Siebern
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Little Rock Seeks Backing for Southern Asia Baseball Franchise
Business leaders and baseball fans in Little Rock convene to raise 50000 for a potential Southern Asia baseball franchise offered by New Orleans. League president Charlie Murth to discuss. A steering committee reports weak support may block franchise. success could see Little Rock return to league play by April 46.
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Rafferty 1174 Scotland 13 titles Berlin event noted
European and British Empire Batam titles event at Berlin referenced with participants Gustav Bubi Scholz Iddty Germany Mike Holt and South Africa associated with a cash figure of 734 dollars.
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Germany
Mike Holt
South Africa
When to Fish or Hunt By John Alden Knight
Solunar periods from John Alden Knight guide hunters and anglers to plan days for prime fishing or hunting. Major periods start at listed times and run about one and a half to two hours, with minor periods shorter. days given with times for each weekday.
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Beebe and Atk. Shine At National Junior College Tourney
Hutchinson Kansas report on a junior college basketball tournament where Beebe College and Atkinson teams reached quarterfinals. Tyler and Nox led scoring as Beebe faced tough defense and advanced to the semifinals amid close games.
Buckeyes Crowned 1960 NCAA Basketball Champions
Ohio State’s Buckeyes, youthful and poised, defeated California 75 to 35 in the NCAA final to claim the national title. Returning stars include All-America Jerry Lucas, Mel Nowell, Joni Havlicek, and Larry Siegfried, with four of the starting five set to return next season.
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Hockey Scores From Weekend Matches
National results show Monstron beat Boston 5 to 1 and Detroit won 6 to 3 while Toronto tied Chicago 1 to 0. In Sunday play New York defeated Montreal 3 to 1 as Toronto edged Detroit 3 to 2 and Chicago outscored Boston 4 to nothing. The regular season ended.
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Flight speed limits set for Electra planes after Indiana crash
The FAA imposed flight speed limits on Electra turboprops pending investigation of the Indiana crash that killed 63. The rules cap speed at 168 mph up to 15,000 ft with a sliding scale at higher altitudes. Lockheed says Electras cruise at about 400 mph. 130 units have been delivered. Three four engine Electras have been involved in fatal incidents this year.
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Man Drowns in Mississippi River Inlet Near West Memphis
A Memphis man died when his boat capsized in a Mississippi River inlet about five miles northeast of West Memphis Ark. A R Diehl 61 and his son 4 R Diehl Jr 87 were fishing. The son reached land by pushing along the bottom in seven feet of water. The accident occurred 48 days from shore.
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Border pact signed with Himalayan kingdom Naval
Peiping radio announced a border agreement and economic aid program between Communist China and the Himalayan kingdom Naval. Chinese Premier Chou En-lai and prime minister M. A. Koala of JePal signed the government accord, details disclosed by the radio.
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Little Rock Cannoneers AAU champs claim Fort Sill win
The Cannoneers of Fort Sill Oklahoma claimed AAU championship recognition after defeating Noneers 113 to 95 in Fort Smith on May 14. The Little Rock team qualified for the tournament by beating Fort Sill in prior play.
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Crossett High Opens in New Building Dedication
Crossett Arkansas students start classes in a new high school building with modern facilities and supplies. Peter Walzek, president of Gidssell Co., dedicated the $661,000 structure during ceremonies yesterday.
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Negro Community notices and church events in Oaklawn area
Community notes list Esther Hicks contacts and delivery agents, a church conference at Bethel AME on March 23, Founders Day at Shorter College in North Little Rock on March 22 with AME delegates, and various Cotillionettes Federation events. Also reports on church fund drive generosity and ongoing fundraising for remodeling.
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