Jim Fans 12 In 3-Hitter Over Pampa
Lawton Wolverines edge Pampa Harvesters 2-0 as Slim Jhn Wilson twirls a three hit gem. White doubles and Fox singles spark the early lead. Tillman advances runners but a rain delay ends the second game. Weather halts action with Lawton up 1-0.
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Jim Fans
Pampa
Tom Wright
Slim Jhn Wilson Tanner
Lawton Wolverines
Fama Harvesters
Wolverines
Wilson
Kenneth White
Jimmy Fox
White
Fox
Layton
Lawson
Ray Tillman
Bill Brown
Hysen
Ray Stephenson
Tilman
Sopho
Wolverines rally as Wilson shines in Pampa win
Wolverines chase a comeback after Eddie Newcombe’s timely sacrifice. Pampa scratches across runs early, but Wilson locks down the win striking out key batters. Sparked by Benny Sparks and Gary Wilhelm, Lawton’s defense falters with a late infield miscue.
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Pampa
Termon
Stephansen
Vanes
Ffion Wilhelm
Leo
Lawton
Aes Davis
Ak GM
Lanton
RBI
Fox
Newrombe
Whitr
Sb—Lee
S—M. Conmar
Sparks
Ieambe
Davis
Fux Ty Reed
Lelt
Willson
Stephanson
So—Witwin
Elephanson A. Haf
Newrombe Thy Tephansin
Balk
Wilson
le Vavillard
Chak
Wolverines
Eddie W Newcombe
Leffield
John Lee
Gary Wilhelm
Benny Sparks
Oscar Pickering
Tunners
Michigan Wins NCAA Swimming Title After Yale Disqualification
In Chapel Hill Michigan clinched the team title at the NCAA swimming championships while Yale was disqualified in the final medley relay. Michigan, Toyota scoring, edged Yale 69 to 61 as Yale failed to score in the last two events and had no finalist in the high dive. Rex Altrey and Dick Hanley faced penalties that shifted points away from Yale, with Michigan State finishing third overall.
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Chapel Hill
Michigan
Yale
Elis
Dick Kimball
John Murphy
Rex Altrey
Michigan State
Dick ‘Hanley
N.C
API Itie
Imisht’s Cinels
Qwivard
Tim Jeese
Wale
Dick Tambe
Indiana
Romer Haravon
Ronald Volmer
California
John Armraundd
Harvard
Rebel Prodisiine
Koox
Henry Dyer
Gary Morris
Luwa
Tutt Torre
Oklahoma
Don Pattrrsor
Bob Reiter Amber
Haney
Cy Hopkin
Paul Reinke
Barry Yap
Tatiana
Jez Mansius Tilisuis
Charles Havdin
Yate
Tullan Dvasnt
Yap
Chatle Rrero
North Carolina
Dave Pemberton
Northwesters
Dirt Rohan
Miami
Ohio
Dim Bobey
Don Adam
Sir Michigin
Boo Phurde
Resvdoin
Bull Wooler
Tm. Giana
Aamos Clemens
Ray Ellison
Fritz Myer
Faul Sewull
Herthwestern
Dick Kennady
Din Riesthal
Ron Smith Keen
Melsedis
John Mure
Waeren Frishm An
Syracuse
Brenk Knieht
Army
Frank Gorman
Ji-Yard
Madley Belay
Inf
Northwestern
Southern
Lane Figures Pierce Deal Best Trade Of His Career
At Al Lang Field Lane reflects on the Billy Pierce for Aaron Robinson swap and the 10 000 payoff as the best deal he ever made. He recalls Zarilla, Michaels, Nellie Fox trades and notes winter is best for assessing players while warning spring training reshuffles blur judgment.
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Petersburg
Fla
Frank Lane
St. Louis Cardinal
al Lang Field
Billy Pierce
Aaron Robinson
David Harum
Pierce
Chicago White Sox
Robinson
Lane
White Sox
General Pionneer
Cardinals
al Zarilla
Zarilla
Bill Wight
Ray Scarborough
Red Sox
Zaria
Joe Dobson
Dick Littlefield
Dobson
Chicago
Cass Michaels
Nellie Fox
A's
Jom Pton
Fox
Triad
Yankees
Ditmar
Kansas City
Pro Cage Playoffs Final Sparks Season with Boson Victory
In a tense Finals card, Boson tops Pro Cage squad 133 to 12 as Laws leads with dominant scoring. SiLaws delivers a standout performance, while late-game defense seals Boson’s championship claim amid roaring crowd support.
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SiLaws
Boson
Rownleav TS
Laws
Bessel
Hodge and Delgado Triumph for NCAA Wrestling Titles
Pitt Field House hosts the NCAA finals as Oklahoma's Dan Hodge pins Ron Fleming to seal the Sooners' team title. Ed Peery of Pitt wins in overtime over Harmon Leslie to claim the 193-pound crown, with Pitt teammates and other champions also earning titles across divisions.
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Pittsburgh
Dan
Homicide" Hodge
Oklahoma
Pitt
Ed Peery
Hodge
Sooners
Ron Fleming
Franklin & Marshall
Peery
Harmon Leslie
Oklahoma A&m
Rex
Hugh
John Dustin
Oregon State
Simon Roberts
Iowa
Davenport
Roy Gray
Town State
Roberts
Doug Blabaugh
Mike Rodriguez
Michigan
Rodriguez
Tom Alberts
Waynesboro
Ralph Schneider
Hire
Alberts
Jone
Ron Schrif
Latrobe
Anthony Stremic
Navy
Bill Hitings
Dick Delgado
San Diego
Calif
Delgado
Bill Hutings
Nelson
Crotch
Nevy Huhaugh
A&m
Mike Podrirues
Scent Gan
Ralph Schneier
Weynesburg
Dan Murlze
Rory Fieming
Lady Press
Dan Hodge
Dustin
Sooner scrimmage injures three. Whites win 34 32
OU held a spring scrimmage drawing 2500 fans as three players were hurt. Freshman Bennett Wattsman bruised hip and quarterbacked by Lee Johnson played briefly. Steve Jennings sprained knee and Lyle Burris nose injury. White team won 34 to 32 with Sandefer and Pellow scoring two touchdowns each.
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G Burris
Lyle Burris
Sooners
Reds
Sandefer
Jakie Sandefer
Whites
Johnny Pellow
Sandeler
Edward
Wahoo) McDaniel
Lorinie Helland
Dick Carpenter
Brewster Hobby
Jackie Hall
Clendon Thomas
Frank Phelps
DeMarco Blasts Scrambling Foe In Boston Victory
Tony DeMarco, a top welterweight contender, stopped Larry Boardman twice and earned a unanimous 10 round decision at Boston Garden. DeMarco weighed 145 pounds to Boardman 141 and came on strong in the fifth round with a right uppercut left hook and body blows. Judges scored 96-89 and 93-? in favor of DeMarco.
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Boston
Tony DeMarcn
Larry Boardman
Boston Garden
DeMarco
Boardman
DeMarcn
Seexing
Split Sports Results From Satland ASU Waskethall Tourney
A scattered results list shows diverse college and school teams scoring across baseball, track, tennis, and misc events. Notable results include Michigan State 17 over Yale, Army 9 over Maine, Colorado 11 over Revis Ozarks Ark, Tulane 2 over Vanderbilt 0, and Stanford 25 over USF 5.
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West Virginia
Mount St.Mary's
Tuskegee
Morehouse
Michigan State
Yale
Army
Maine
Achim
Tennessee
Delaware
Georgetawn
Hofaira
Long Island Aggies
Emnity
Maeya Brooklyn College
Prat
Princeton
Colby
Tech
Mariella
Kentucky
Florida
Illinois
Arkansas
Slate
Tulane
Vanderbilt
Colorado
Revis
Ozarks
Ark
Ouachita
Williams
Richmond
Esau A&m
Saylor
TCU
Rice
Minnesota
Columbia
Queens
Wael
Clemson
Maryland
ML Miss
Souther
Centenary
Niwestern la
Northwestern
Keesler Afb
Seastern
Bates
Vanderhil
Cole
Mines
Air Acad
Ucha Ig
Stanford
USF
COP
Ariz St
Wyoming
Western
Natchitoches
Lamar Tech
McNeese State
Southwestern la
Southeastern la
Stephen F
Izona
New Mex
the Citadel
South Carolina
Milam
Rollins
Florida S. Fla
State
Texas
Miss
Loyola
Wat
Cornell & Kalamazoo
The
Citadel
Davidson
Carvin
Elona Tulsa
N'weetern Okla
Trotters All Stars Begin Tour Today
North Carolina champions coach Frank McGuire leads the Stars in the 18 city cross country tour opener against the Harlem Globetrotters in New York. Star Lennie Rosenbluth headlines a roster including Chet Forte Hank Nowak Dick Duckett John Smyth and others from major colleges.
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New York
North Carolina
Harlem Globetrotters
Tar Heels
Frank McGuire
Ray Meyer
DePaul
Lennie Rosenbluth
Chet Forte
Columbia All-America
Hank Nowak
Canisius
Dick Duckett
St. Johns
Brooklyn
Vinnie Cohen
Syracuse
Bill Enden
Detroit
Dick Heise
John Maglio
North Carolina State
Irwin Blumenreich
Yeshiva
John Smyth
Notre Dame
Hurricane Baseball Team Whips Northeastern Twice
Tulsa University opened its baseball season with a doubleheader sweep over Northeastern State College in Tulsa. Jim Stevens struck out 11 and allowed two earned runs in the 14-4 first game, while Gene McCain and Earl Morris combined for a two hitter in the 7-2 second game.
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Tulsa
Okla
UPI
Tulsa University
Northeastern State College
Jim Stevens
Gene McCain
Earl Morris
East Cagers Rally Past West in 11th Fresh Air Fund Game
In Madison Square Garden the East overcame a 13 point first half deficit to defeat the West 73 to 63. Charlie Tyra of Louisville led the East with 20 points aided by Gerry Paulson of Manhattan and Dick Duckett of St. John’s. Jim Krebs of SMU and Bill Ebben of Detroit sparked a late West run, but Tyra’s five straight points after a brief rest helped swing momentum back.
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New York
Tyra
Dayton
Jim Palmer
Paulson
Town State
Gary Thompson
West
Duckett
Hast
Rosenbluth
Carolina
Tai
Wallace
Scarolinat
Ravison
Clanhatt
Memphis
Kansasi
Dommeyer
Fbben
Detroit
Krohs
Ashmore
Thomson ‘Awa Si
Wright Tokla Asad
Steirke
Brigham Young
Fiat
Montreal Stops Rangers 8 to 3 in Stanley Cup Semifinal
Montreal powered past the New York Rangers 8 to 3 as Bernie Geoffrion notched a hat trick to put the Canadiens up 2 1 in the best-of-seven series. Bert Olmstead tied an NHL playoff record with five assists and Jean Beliveau and Dickie Moore added multi goal support.
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Montreal
Bernie
Geoffrion
Canadiens
New York Rangers
Bert Olmstead
Rangers
New York
Jean Beliveau
Dickie Moore
Aggie Relays Records Fall in Oklahoma Meet
Six meet records fell and one tied at the 10th annual Oklahoma A&M Relays in Stillwater on March 30. Tulsa Central mile champion Tom Sellers set a new mile mark, anchored the distance medley relay, and Dorsey Rierdon of Durant earned the Ralph Higgins trophy for outstanding performance. Oklahoma A&M and Oklahoma University posted strong finishes including a new distance medley time by A&M and a two mile relay mark by OU.
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Oklahoma A&m
J. W. Mashburn
Oklahoma University
Aggie
A&m
Wayne Smith
Olahoma
AGM
Oklahoma Asm
Bob McFarling
Bob Weatherbolt
dMe
Herman Gant
Lincoln University
Sinner
Oklahome
Warne Smith
Bob MrFanning
Kent Afereslf
Tom Burch
John Shachel
Dexsh
Dorsey Aierdon
Purrant
Réeley
Durant
Leonora Moregan
Millen Ryder
Don Irimage
Dorsty Rierdon
Perez retains world flyweight title with first-round KO
In Buenos Aires on March 30 Pascual Perez defended his world flyweight crown by KOing challenger Dai Dower of Wales in the first round. Perez weighed 107 pounds to Dower's 111 pounds before 80,000 outdoors spectators. The stoppage came after a right cross left Dower unconscious. he later recovered briefly but could not rise as the referee counted out. Perez celebrated with the crowd and helped the fallen opponent.
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Buenos Aires
Pascual Perez
Dai Dower
Wales
Perez
Argentina
Dower
Paints
Japan
Yoshio Shirai
Dover
Deaf Mute or Not He Wasn't So Dumb
Paris reports World bantamweight champion Mario D Agata of Milan, a deaf mute, has drawn admirers since arrival. He handed out tickets for a Monday night bout with Alphonse Malimi, attracting more deaf fans to his hotel. A deaf-mute protested that waiting there yielded nothing.
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Paris
Mario D’agata
Maly
Alphonse Malimi
D'Agata
Tedey
Hockey Semifinal Maine vs Montana Result 5 2
National League semifinal summary reports Montana defeating New York with a 5 to 2 score as Sealer and other players contribute to the victory.
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Montana
New York
Sealer
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