Hoosiers Open Title Defense in NCAA Tourney Spotlight
Indiana and Notre Dame set for a Big Ten clash as Indiana defends its NCAA title while No 2-ranked Indiana and No 6 Notre Dame duel in Iowa City. The doubleheader pits LSU vs Penn State, Cornell vs Navy, La Salle vs NC State, with winners aiming for Kansas City finals. NIT sees Duquesne edges Niagara 66-51 and Holy Cross beats Western Kentucky 75-69 to reach next round.
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Togo Palazzi
Western Kentucky
Springfield Mo
Western
Illinois
Arkansas Tech
St. Benedict’s
Kansas
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Iowa City
Stillwater
Okla
Corvallis
Ore
Indiana
Hoosiers
Notre Dame
Duquesne
Niagara
Purple Eagles
Ed Fleming
Dick Ricketts
Dukes
Holy Cross
Palazzi
Springfield
East Texas State
Lawton High Plans Ticket Drive For Home Baseball Games
Lawton high school will offer season tickets for six home baseball games starting Saturday morning. Coach Gene Dees aims to boost attendance and cover costs while stressing community support. A 35-man Wolver ine squad will canvass downtown to kick off the drive. Lawton opens a 13 game schedule Tuesday against Anadarko as Dees begins his first year as head coach after replacing Paul Wilson.
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Lawton High School
Gene Dees
Memorial Park
Dees
Wolverine
Lawton
Anadarko
Paul Wilson
Phog Allen criticizes NCAA site for regional playoffs
Kansas coach F C Allen of Kansas University criticizes the NCAA for staging regional playoffs on a contestant home court and says he is glad his Jayhawks are not participating. He urges two regional sites and favors Oklahoma Fieldhouse for better actual champions.
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Lawrence
Kan
F. C
Phog) Allen
University of Kansas
NCAA
Jayhawks
Kansas
Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma A&m
T’m
Sac
Allen
Kansan
University Oklahoma
Suggs Leads Titleholders as Round One Winds Down
AUGUSTA Ga Louise Suggs. one of golf's toughest rivals, aims to protect her one stroke lead in the 15th Women's Titleholders. Little Toughie rallied to grab the first round lead from Patty Berg. Barbara Romack and Betty Jameson head for round two, tied at 72-hole tourney pace, with Zaharias Hagge Rawls Wright and others clustered at 76.
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Augusta
Louise Suggs
Patty Berg
Louise
Barbara Romack
Sacramento
Calif
Florida
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Oklahoma Staff Changes Signal Fresh Coaching Ties
Ivy leaves the Sooner staff leaving Bud Wilkinson with no native Oklahoman on his coaching corps for the first time. Wilkinson praises state prep coaches while hinting he may replace Ivy with a local gent. Possible replacements include OU alums Jim Owens and Bobby Goad, both prominent end coaches from the 1949 era. The piece also notes Frank Terry and Ralph Terry in Lawton, and reports spring drills at A&M of Wilburton, plus upcoming All-Army and Fourth Army events and Brennan hiring Bill Fischer at Notre Dame.
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Frank “Pop
Ivy
Edmonton
Canada
University of Oklahoma
Skintook
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Sooner
Bud
Bill Jennings
Fort Worth
Jennings
Norman
UCLA
Ray Nagel
Wilkinson
Ohio State
Gomer Jones
Michigan
Minnesota
Joe McCarthy
Aan
Jim Owens
Bobby Goad
Owens
Paul Bryant
Texas A&m
Goad
Tulsa
Will Rogers
Lawton
Frank Terry
Taylor
Ralph Terry
Chelsea
New York
Brennan
Exhibition Baseball Results From Thursday
Results include Boston defeating Chicago 3 to 2 in 10 innings. Cleveland beat Baltimore 7 to 5. Detroit won 4 to 1 over St. Louis. Milwaukee topped New York 11 to 3. Cincinnati edged Philadelphia 7 to 6. Chicago and New York were postponed in Phoenix due to high winds. Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 8 to 3. Cincinnati defeated Chicago 6 to 5.
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Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
St. Louis
Milwaukee
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Ariz
Rooklyn
Christenberry Named Boxing Commissioner of the Year
Robert K. Christenberry chairman of the New York State Athletic Commission is chosen by the International Boxing Guild as boxing commissioner of the year and will receive the award at a New York dinner on March 25.
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New York
Robert K. Christenberry
New York State Athletic Commission
International Boxing Guild
Christenberry
Pokes Liked At Stillwater in NCAA Regional Showdown
Oklahoma A&M leads into Friday’s NCAA regional with top scorers Mattick and Kurland’s legacy guiding a 23-4 A&M. Colorado’s Burdette Haldorson headlines the Cinderella bid, Bradley and Rice also vie, as the region seeks a Kansas City NCAA final berth.
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Carter Bradley
Bob Kurland
Kurland
Bob Mattick
Mattick
Rice
Gene Schwinger
Schwinger
Texas
Owls
United Press Coaches
A&m
Colorado
Kansas
Bradley
Oklahoma City University
United Press
Burdette Haldorson
Prince Charming
Haldorson
Bob Carney
OCU
Carney
Kansas City
Dormar Stables Buy UP-Lucrative for 32300 at Santa Anita
In San Mateo on March 12, Dormar Stables purchased UP-Lucrative, who earned 32000 in purses at Santa Anita this year, for 32300. The deal secures the horse and its recent earnings with a modest premium over prior purses.
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San Mateo
Calif
Santa Anita
Dormar Stables
Harris Visions Big Surprises In Flag Chase
Bucky Harris, Washington manager, predicts surprises in the American League race. He cites past turnarounds with the 1924 Washington club and 1947 Yankees, notes his own team may struggle for hitting but could disrupt leaders with strong pitching, defense, and a fast outfield including Angel Scull, Jim Busby, and Tom Umphlett. Porterfield has recovered from a head injury sustained in practice.
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Orlando
Fila
Bucky Harris
Washington Ball Club
Bucky
Washington
New York Yankees
Yankees
Joe Page
Cuba
Angel
Frank Lane
Chicago White Sox
Minnie Minoso
Scull
Harris
Jim Busby
Tom Umphlett
Bob Porterfield
Porterfield
Midget Cage Semis Tonight at Cantra High
Douglass the East league champion defeated Dunbar 24 to 16 in the quarter finals and Woodrow Wilson the West titlist edged Whittier 20 to 19. St Mary’s beat Washington 24 to 20 and Gyn toppled Emerson. Semifinals set tonight at 7 and 8 p.m.
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Cantra High School
Douglass
Dunbar
Woodrow Wilson
Whittier
Charles Brooks
St. Mary's
Washington
Gyn
Emerson
Pee
St. Mary’s
Wiles
Roosevelt
Hewett 220 D Ave S Refrigeration
Short ad noting Hewett at 220 D Avenue offering refrigeration services with phone contact 2758.
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Hewett
D Ave
Valdes Set to Fight Parker at Madison Square Garden
In New York Valdes a 3-1 favorite faces James J. Parker in a 10 round lightweight bout at Madison Square Garden tonight. Parker notes favorites often fall, while Valdes trains to defend his status as a top Cuban challenger. The bout airs at 10 p.m. EST on ABC television.
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New York
Nine Valdes
Cuba
James J. Parker
Madison Square Garden
Parker
Paterson
Jimmy Carter
Garden
Ralph
Tiger) Jones
Bobby Dykes
Bobby Jones
Gil Turner
Parker-Vallies
ABC
Death claims Elder Quinn
Robert J. A. Quinn, 84, former president of the Boston Red Sox and later general manager of the Boston Braves, died early today in Providence Hospital after a stroke suffered while vacationing in St. Petersburg, Florida. He had been ill since then and is survived by two daughters.
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Providence, R. I
Robert J. A. Quinn
Boston Red Sox
Boston Braves
Providence
Quinn
Rg Petersburg
Fla
Ana
Genaes Hisa
Midwest
Fort Sill Cagers to Attend AAU Tourneys by Saturday
Fort Sill basketball team boards an Army plane Saturday at noon for Denver to compete in the National AAU meet March 15 20 and then defend the Fourth Army crown at Fort Sam Houston Texas from March 22 64. Coach Vincent Nixon leads a squad including Jack Brown Elmer Tolson LeRoy Miksch Tom Holliday and more with Bailey joining later. Drawings set for Fort Sam Houston tourney and AAU bracket to be made on Monday.
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Leo Lambert
Fort Sill
Post Field
Denver
Colo
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Mabich
Vincent Nixon
James McCormack
Jack Brown
Elmer Tolson
LeRoy Miksch
Tom Holliday
Glen Calhoun
Pete Geyer
Joe Hutmacher
Joe Remelsberger
Jack Key
Dave Mayfield
George Macuga
Bill Locke
Army
Sill
Fort Hood
Sandia Base
N.M
Killeen Base
Camp Polk
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Redriver Arsenal
Texarkana
New Orleans Port of Embarkati
Cage Scores Phe omen East Texas and Nearby Games
Partial OCR results show several high school or college cages scores with teams and places such as Pemban a Tech, St Peters NJ, Pasadena CA, Cam Morris Tex, Harbor City MS, Northeast, Centralia NL, and Trenton. The fragment lists multiple matchups with varying margins and some eliminations, but is garbled and lacks a clear single game narrative.
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Phe Omen
East Texas
Ever- Pancanas Tech
St. Peters
Benedicts
Kan
Pasadena
Calif
Oklahoma Favored In Big Seven Swimming Meet
Ames Iowa State hosts the Big Seven Conference swimming meet with Oklahoma favored to repeat as champion. Cyclones coach Jack McGuire notes his team must be viewed as a strong second, after a lopsided loss to Oklahoma in a prior dual meet.
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Ames
Oklahoma
Sooners
Iowa State
Jack McGuire
Veteran property owner seeks role in city business
A veteran who owns both business and residential properties offers to devote substantial time to city affairs. He emphasizes readiness to engage in council matters, community development, and local governance.
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Cornell
Navy
la Salle
North Carolina State
N.C. State
George Washington
Oklahoma Aggies
Missouri Valley
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Southern California
Santa Clara
Colorado Aggies
Skyline Kings
Lawton Ticket Drive
Phog
Suggs
Babe Zaharias
Tampa
Alice Bauer Hagge
Sarasota
Betsy Rawls
Spartanburg
S. C
Marilynn Smith
Wichita
Mickey Wright
San Diego
Lew Johnson
Editeo
Wade Walker
Darrell Royal
Jack Mitchell
Dee Andros
Bob Bodenhamer
Pokes
Henry Iba
Sale Nets
Marlene Bauer
Frigidaire
Valdes
Elder Quinn
Bear Mfg. Co
Williams
Stiner’s
AAU
Cam Morris
Oo City
Miss
Northeast
Centralia Nl
Irenen NI
Trenton
Perates Britos
Cameron
R. C. Stanley Democrat
Pol. Adv
Doric
P&m
Ben Stein
Carling
Red Cap Ale
Cerling’s
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