Pro-am Meet Beckons Good Field In Miami Beach
Pro-am golf attracts a strong field for a $5,000 event. Walter Burkema declines to compete, aiming to fly home Sunday after setting a three under par Coral Ridge Course record with 64 to win $700. Tees off at Coral Ridge Country Club in Fort Lauderdale. Nearby $7,500 two day open follows the Miami Beach Pro-Am. Burkema topped by Edi Furcal and Hebert, who each earned $950.
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Franklin Hills
Mich
Stokes
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St. Andrews
Day Hebert
Sauford
The Negro Community Thought For The Day And Local Notices
The page carries a moral exhortation about charity and a humorous exchange about a report card. It lists upcoming events including baseball team organization led by Mr. C. B. Smith, a Zorah Chapter meeting, a basketball game at Har tis Gym between Hope PTA and Nashville PTA, a Weiner roast at Lan oke Baptist Church, and community updates from Blevins School district with officer elections, plus a chorus appearance at Philander Smith College Song Festival in Little Rock.
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Philander Smith College
Little Rock
Wayland Goes Into Finals at National AAU Tourney
Wayland College of Texas will face Tona Wesleyan tonight in the finals of the National AAU women's basketball tournament in St Joseph. Wesleyan upset Nashville Jenn 44-39 to reach the final, while Nashville was the 1956 runner up. Wayland edged Kansas City Midland 43-44 and observers expect Jon Wesleyan to challenge the Texans for the title. Kansas City Midland and Nashville meet for third place. Jackson Miss won the consolation by defeating St Joseph Platt 60-29.
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Baseball results and scores from the Associated Press roundup
Baseball by the Associated Press reports scores from several games: St Louis 9 New Houk 2 Detroit 9 Washington 2 Milwaukee 10 Chicago 77 Cincinnati 13 Philadelphia 10 New York 2 Baltimore Chicago 3 Cleveland 4 Brooklyn 4 Kansas City Chicago 13 Cleveland 12 in 19 innings. The scattered box lacks full clarity but reflects a busy day with extra innings noted.
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Ariz
Mesa
Birnie Banks
Memphis State Clings to NIT Run With Last-Second Win
Memphis State edged St Bonaventure 80-78 in overtime to reach the NIT final against Bradley after Bob Swander delivered a dramatic last-second jumper. Wilpony scored 29 points with 36 rebounds as the Tigers seized momentum late, while Bradley overwhelmed Temple 94-86 in the other semifinal.
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Marquette
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Vanalla
Wilfony
Bradley Temple
Xavier
Ohio
Barney Cable
Guy Rodgers
Fair Play Code Debate Touches Pro Sports Antitrust
Washington discusses a proposed fair play core for major league baseball and football. Rep Hillings objects that applying federal antitrust laws could curb regulation. Rep Keating drafts a code with enforcement. Supreme Court recently ruled pro football falls under antitrust statutes, while baseball remains exempt.
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Calif
Keating
Bert Bell
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Supreme Court
Aragon Faces Prison Term End of Career
Los Angeles reports former welterweight Aragon faces one to five years in prison after being found guilty of attempting to fix a fight. Superior Judge Herbert V. Waller rejected a defense bid for a new trial and probation, noting the serious nature of the crime. Aragon, 25, cried during the trial but showed little emotion as sentence was pronounced. He is married with three children and has been a prominent figure in boxing.
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Art Aragon
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Aragon
Herbert V. Waller
Duydee Walker
Rick Goldsterry
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Set Tenge
Aayagon Iermarried
Foe
Hartfman to Coach England Team
ENGLAND M J Hoff mah of tttle Rock, a star football player with the Chicago Bears for eight years, will coach the high school football team here for fall. Supt. Parker Sharp announced agreement with the University of Arkansas player reached this week. Hoffman plans to move by June 1. He was a back with the Bears and the original slot back in their widely copied scheme.
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Tttle Rock
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Lopez Sees White Sox Contender if Young Players Break Through
TAMPA Fin. Al Lopes or Lopes says the Chicago White Sox can win the pennant in his first season as manager if prospects like Jim Landis Roger Howard Earl Rattey improve. Landis leads with a .400 average in spring games.
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Sherman Lollar
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Lous Aparicio
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North Carolina and Kansas in Favorite Roles
North Carolina ranked No 1 with a 30 0 record faces Michigan State in the semifinal at Municipal Auditorium Kansas led by Wilt The Stilt Chamberlain engages San Francisco as defending champions The contenders project a wide open national semifinal and final as coaches express confidence and praise for their squads
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Forddy Anderson
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Frank McGuire
Betty Lindsey Honored at Baptist Church Going Away Event
Members of the Intermediate Class of the First Baptist Church honored Betty Lindsey with a going away party at the home of Mrs Wallace Purtle on Monday afternoon. Guests included Ann Cox Jane Purtle Judy Fore Caroline Wilson and others. Betty received a gift after games. The Lindsey family later left for Richmond Missouri.
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Wilie
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California Fans See Big Leaguers In Spring Exhibitions
California fans glimpse major leaguers as San Francisco Seals host Houston Red Sox in a three game set and Cleveland Indians meet New York Giants in San Diego. Nationals in Florida trains and Dodgers compete in Miami as spring battles heat up across the circuit.
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Na Hite) Uarsen
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Herman Wehmeier
Larry
Eastern Division Playoff: Boston Tops Syracuse 108 90
Boston, led by Boss Ton, defeated Syracuse 108 to 90 in Game 1 of the Eastern Division playoff series. The Celtics take early control as the best of the series begins.
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Newsweek and Time Raise Magazine Prices
Newsweek and Time magazines will hike single copy prices from 20 to 25 cents due to higher paper and production costs. Newsweek’s increase takes effect with the April issue on newsstands next week, while Time will raise its price with the April 15 issue.
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