National Intercollegiate tournament quarterfinals reach heat
Eight seeds remain with Brooklyn College and Indiana State as last Loon contenders. Hamline and Westminster fall in second round. Brooklyn faces East Central Oklahoma while Indiana State meets Baldwin Wallace in a loaded slate. Brooklyn’s Jon Post misses tonight’s action for a teaching exam in New York.
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Little Fellows
Brooklyn College
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Elkins
W. Va
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Los Angeles
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Wis
Nate DeLong
Brooklyn
Jon Post
New York
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Tampa
Jate
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Washington
East Central
Mishoo
Semi Final Showdown in NIT as Duquesne and C CNY Vie
New York reports a pivotal NIT semifinal night with Duquesne facing C C NY led by Nat Holman’s sophomores and Bradley meeting St John’s of Brooklyn. Ed Warner of C C NY, pivoting around Charley Cooper and Ed Roman, headlines a clash with top seed Bradley and St John’s to decide who advances to the final.
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C.C.N.Y
Nat Holman
Duquesne
Iron Dukes
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St. John's
Brooklyn
Paul Unruh
Stave
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Rize Bradley
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City College of New York
Pittabureh Dukes C.C.N.Y
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San Francisco
Bob Zawoluk
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Hehnke
Forrest Anderson
Mechiorre
Anderson
Melchiorre
Syracuse
N.st
Eutet Andine Nerformer
Ed Warner
Charley Cooper
Warner
Jeff Kentucky
Ed Roman
Floyd Layne
Coplon Free on Bail Amid Pending Appeal in Espionage Case
Judith Coplon was released on bail of 310,000 cash under a court order restricting travel from Manhattan to Brooklyn while she appeals her espionage conviction. Her attorney will seek permission for travel to Brooklyn as Gubitchev and others face lengthy prison terms in related cases.
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Tulsa players return to Oklahoma after U C C enrollment clash
Six Tulsa University football players who switched to the University of Corpus Christi during spring training return to Oklahoma today. U C C officials refuse to enroll them, ending the dispute. Players cite unfulfilled promises including clothing, with two starting tackles among the group.
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Tom Hamm
Corinth
Miss
Bob Miles
Missoula
Mont
College Basketball Scores From Night In State Tourney
First round results from the 1 State High School Basketball Tourney feature Class AA action in Topeka and Class A in Salina. Teams like Baldwin Wallace and Verperdine show variable scores. Kingston and Larned compete with tight margins as districts proceed toward semifinals.
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Exhibition baseball results from the weekend games
The report lists several city and regional teams with mixed results, mentioning New York and Philadelphia in brief game notes and noting Cleveland, Oakland, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Sacramento and others in a clearest line of standings and scores.
Training Camp Briefs Highlight Spring Totals
A roundup from Florida and California spring camps notes DiMaggio returning for the Yankees with two hits in four innings against Philadelphia. Hodges to join Dodgers after birth of son. Tigers report batters ahead of pitchers amid rain-shortened schedule. Cubs lose to Angels farm club. Browns, A's, Phillies, Pirates, and Cardinals showcase early form.
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Fred Rolfe
Iuener
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Molfe
Tigers
Bengal
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Los Angels
Gordon van Dyke
Hank Laver
Fullerton
Calif
Mar
Exhibition Notes Highlight Reds Dominate Braves
Tampa Florida March 1K The Cincinnati Reds in the Florida Grapefruit League enjoyed a field day with four home runs against the Boston Braves as Reas led a 12 run output over four exhibition games. Lemons Avite and Aber each had one slip while reserves faced St. Louis.
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Final University year vespers feature full ensembles
The 1950 University year ends with a Hoch auditorium vespers concert at four o'clock Sunday afternoon. The University Symphony 85 pieces opens with a movement from a Beethoven symphony. Performers include the University String Quartet Raymond Cerf Waldemar Gelteh Karel Blaas and Raymond Stuhl. The Men's Glee Club 50 voices and the University Women's Glee Club 60 voices sing works by Handel Sacco and Bach under Gerald Carney Irene Peabody and Dean D M Swarthout. The a cappella choir accompanies Jeanne Aldridge in Ave Maria then Bach Now Shall The Grace. The program closes with the University Symphony Band conducted by Russell L Wiley performing Wagner's Wotan's Farewell and Magic Fire from Die Walküre.
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Waldemar" Gelteh
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Dean D. M. Swarthout
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Bach
University Symphony Band
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Legion Auxiliary Tet Popularity Contest Held For Youngsters
American Legion Auxiliary will stage a tiny Tet popularity contest as part of the benefit production "It's a Date" on March 30 and 31. Open to children six years old and younger, with entries via Mrs. Harold Krull. Contest closes March 31 at 4 p.m. Daily voting results will be posted and prizes awarded. Contestants pictured at Round Corner drug store windows beginning this Friday. Proceeds fund radio purchases for hospitalized veterans.
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Safety Director Would Curb Motorists on State Highways
Topeka reports a proposed 60 mile per hour daytime limit and 30 at night to cut Kansas traffic tolls. Safety engineer Byron Wilson cites wartime gains and notes 1949 traffic deaths at 496, with no statewide speed limit outside cities. He warns drivers face arrest for speeds deemed unsafe.
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Topeka
Kansas
Byron Wilson
Highway Department
Memories Fail in Pinch as Taxpayers Forget Dependents
Atlanta report describes a frustrated taxpayer during the final income tax deadline who could not recall his seven children's names to claim exemptions. One of 68 special agents helped by using the children's nicknames, while another hoped to claim his mother-in-law but could not recall her name.
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Oil Operator Arthur E Salter Dies in Wichita
Arthur E Salter, 67, longtime oil operator, died in Wichita yesterday. He is survived by two daughters and two sons.
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Kan
Mar
Arthur E. Salter
Nash Union Wins Pension Pact in Nash-Kelvinator Deal
Detroit March 16 A pension settlement won by the U A W from Nash Kelvinator in a five year pact ends the 51 day Chrysler strike pressure. The plan funds $100 monthly pensions at 65 with 25 years service and features a fixed seven cent fund contribution with union administration rights.Kruger talks to resume today.
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A Hodge-Tonge Road Plan Urges U S Highway Reform
Kansas City march 1676 Col F R Needles president of the American Road Builders association warned the U S highway system is losing ground. In a Missouri Highway Engineers address he called modern traffic a hobbling on makeshift roads from the T model era and likened the program to a treadmill as 20000 miles of federal aid roads are built while about 40000 miles decay each year.
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Olympic JC Basketball Qualifies For Hutchinson Tourney
To Play at Hutchinson Kansas March 16 the Olympic Junior college basketball team earned a national Jaycee tournament berth. The team clinched the second straight berth from the Washington Junior College Conference as it won the regional playoff. The University of Kansas Senate discussed exempting graduating seniors with C averages from final exams and referred the matter to its advisory committee for review at the next meeting.
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Pro Basketball At A Glance
Scores show Philadelphia 42, Anderson 14, Baltimore 4, New York 64, Memphis 82. Wilkes Harve 3T, Indiana Minnal H, Indiana Alive 74.
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