Oklahoma A. and M. Earn Western Playoff Bid In NCAAs
Oklahoma A and M powered past Nebraska 52 45 to clinch a fifth district Western playoff berth. Center Bob Harris scored 20 as the Aggies, 20 4, advance to meet Wyoming in the first round at Madison Square Garden. Oregon State and Arkansas also qualified, while Big Seven rival Nebraska struggled against the Aggies defense.
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Mack A's aim to contend with strong Yankees and Red Sox
Manager Mark Barnes discusses the 1949 Philadelphia Athletics plan. He cites good defense and swing, but limited hitting. Injuries last year hurt depth. with Wally Moses and Taft Wright as reserves, the club hopes to surprise in the AL race behind health and solid pitching.
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Nebraska Falls To Oklahoma Aggies In Cold Night Of Shooting
Big Seven co champions Nebraska endured a tough shooting night as Oklahoma Aggies edged them. Captain Bob Harris led the Cowboys with 20 points while Hartin troubled Nebraska’s defense. Coach Looksbaugh plans spring football as KU-Sooner series discussed for 1949 50.
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Durocher Eyes Young Outfielder as Giants Pace Youth
Leo Durocher in Giants camp reports enthusiasm for a youngster Gail Henley and a roster of top minor leaguers from Southern California Yale and other clubs. Names include Dick Bishop Bill Lillie Tom Kipp Gordon Jones Hank Weekman Nino Barnine Tick Larner Jim Brown Ed Sanclemente Artie Maher Red Mathews Norm Felke plus players from California to Spokane and Fall River.
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Terre Haute
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Razley High Girls Win Third Straight State Title
The Razley high girls basketball team captured its third consecutive state championship and extended its winning streak to 109 games. Diagonal High in Towar was noted in coverage, with key players and opponents mentioned.
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Eight teams left in AAC tournament at Oklahoma City
National AAC basketball tourney trimmed field from 44 to eight in Oklahoma City. Surprising Cliftonas edged Hines Hosiery 78 55 to set up clash with Oakland Bitters. Seattle Alpines beat Graysona 48 44. Lincoln Nut House upset Los Angeles Police 65 55 as Police and Alpines prepare for 6 pm and 7 30 pm games. Phillips Oilers and Denver Chevrolets advanced without trouble.
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