Buckeyes fall to NCSU as CCNY faces Wolfpack in East finals
In Madison Square Garden Ohio State and CCNY high in the East bracket with NC State upsetting Holy Cross. Sam Ranzino led State with 32 points, while Dick Schnittker scored 26 for Ohio State in a 56-55 final. CCNY coach Nat Holman eyes a finalist showdown.
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Mar
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Raming Beavers
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Madison Are Garden
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Hey Cross
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Dick Schnittker
Schuittker
Sam Ranzino
Ranzino
Holy Brose
N.C.A.A
Garden
Brigham Young
Baylor
Brad Tog
Cla. Oly Cree
Dodgers exhibit regular infield in 8-4 win over Athletics
Reports from multiple spring camps relay roster moves and performances. Jackie Robinson returned to second base as Pee Wee Reese started at shortstop for the first time. Gil Hodges at first and Bobby Morgan at third. Freddie Fitzsimmons praises the Oakland camp spirit. Casey Stengel quips about Yogi Berra. Billy Southworth talks roster cuts as Braves prep for April 5.
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Fla
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Bby Morgan
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Alumni celebrate birthday with cake and bag
The text notes a birthday celebration for an alumnus with a four to five year horizon mentioned and describes the alumni giving a birthday cake and a traveling bag as gifts. The fragment references Iran and a stray quote but lacks clear context or names.
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Iran
New Tourney Records Set in Kansas B District Basketball
Topeka March 24 United States district B tourneys posted new receipts records. E A Thomas Kansas high school activities commissioner said 64 district meets grossed 66 58S before taxes totaling 11800. Pretty Prairie posted a district high with 1688 after taxes. Average receipts per tourney set a high as 11 agreements grossed over 1. Thomas cited stronger teams and new gyms as reasons while final school figures may show a decline. Distribution of 54783 remaining in a B fund after taxes allocated to the Kansas State High School Activities Association and schools conducting tours for travel and participating schools. The fund’s remaining bonus 19382 99 split among host and visiting schools and equalization fund. Major portion prorated to tournaments with the lowest receipts to expense ratio.
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Topeka
Mar
E. A. Thomas
Kansas
Pretty Prairie
Thomas
Kansas State High School Activities Association
Basketballs Association
F ‘O
Hhoat
Association
Weber, Northeast Missouri vie for junior college crown
Weber College from Ogden Utah seeks the National Junior College final as it faces Los Angeles City College in the semi finals. Northeast Mississippi and Garden City meet in the other semi. Weber beat Amarillo 72 67 after trailing late, while Los Angeles defeated Olympic 14 67. In the losers bracket Tyler beat San Francisco City 66 61. LACK SEWAGE DISPOSAL. Colby Kansas reports four northwest cities with inadequate sewage facilities including Sharon Springs Goodland Alma and Atwood. Bacterial pollution endangers Kaw River tributaries. Woody's Aces to Topeka for 8 45 game with Sportsman's Club.
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Hutchinson
Kan
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Utah
Ogden
Los Angeles City College
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Booneville
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Kaw
Weber
Amarillo
Tex
Bayonne
Los Angeles
Olympic College of
Colby
Mar
Kansas
State Board of Th
Sharon Springs
Goodland
Almens
Atwood
Kaws
Pasin
1883 Concert Programmed Ways of Still Older Times
A found program from 1883 features fictitious names for performers in a Lawrence Kansas event with legends and authentic shop notes. The advertisement page lists local businesses on Massachusetts Street and a note about the harpsichorde from W. W. Fluke. The piece blends antiquated language with a modern 1883 city context.
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Oscar Learnard
Talias
Lawrence
Jack Drawthebow Oldhaule
Aulde Lange Sygnero
W. W. Fluke
Fluke and Son
Rhode Island Street
Jacob House, Men's, Clothier
Weakley Furniture
Massachusetts Street
Bullene's
Bullene’s
Miller Furniture Company
J. S. Crew and Company
Crown Drug Store
Alex Marka
Marks
Hiieaner Typewriter Exchange
Manaachuartts Street
Alan
Willian Wiedemann
Postgraduate Course At Medical Center To Aid Doctors Nurses
The second annual postgraduate health course at University Medical Center in Kansas City runs March 27 to 29. Planned by public health workers, the program targets health officers and pupils in medicine. Lectures fill morning sessions with two afternoon discussion groups and eight periods by guest faculty. The theme focuses on meeting community health needs and coordination of medical and health services.
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University Medical Center
Kansas City
Ingham
K Extension
Ateaday
Pirates May Start Coogan at First and Fernandez at Third
Manager Billy Meyer indicated he may use rookie Dal Coogan at first base and Manny Fernandez at third when the Pittsburgh Pirates open the season. Notes from spring games mention elbow soreness for a Athletics player and roster thoughts for the infield.
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San Francisco
Calif
Billy Meyer
Pittsburgh Pirates
Meyer
Dal Coogan
Manny Fernandez
Bucs
Quigley Shows Soft Spot In Speaking to KU Alumni
Kansas City Kan March 24 Quigley the longtime critic told KU alumni at a luncheon he will retire as director of athletics at KU He recalled spending five and a half years on the campus and said he would not trade them Arthur Lonborg the Kansas graduate and longtime coach will succeed him July 1 Lonborg has coached basketball in the region for over two decades and Quigley praised him as the Dutch Lonborg since he wore diapers and will bring you further strength to the program
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Arthur “Dutch” Lonberg
University of Kansas
E. C. Quigley
Jayhawker
Lonberg
Northwestern University
Quigley
Jayhawker Athletic Or
Kansas City
Kan
CP — Ec
Quigly
K. Ue 1
Arthur
Futch) Lonborg
Kansas
Lonborg
North~ Tern
Teas Albany National Intercollegiate Basketball Tourney Preview
Li Crenghtan suffers a setback as Albany hosts the National Catholic Intercollegiate Basketball tournament with games set for March 28 29 30 and April 1 Siena ranked second Loras fourth and Albany top seed. Meadowlark 4 H basketball team defeats Deadwood Beavers 48 at Linwood High School gymnasium.
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Li Crenghtan
Ted
Dona
Siena Vard
Loras
Linwood
Meadowlark
Deadwood Beavers
Linwend High
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