NCAA tournament opens as final bracket set for title bid
After three months of play the NCAA opens its 23 game tournament to crown a national champion. La Salle missing only is the My League champion to be decided in a playoff. Tulsa represents the Mo Valley while St Louis goes to the NIT. The Ivy champ may get a first round bye.
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Towa
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Wisconsin
West Texas State
Texas Tech
Oregon State
Pacific Coast
UCLA
Inter Church League MEN S DIVISION Matches and Standings
Tonight s matches include Bephist versus Doubs Lutheran Mt Pleasant versus Evan Reformed Cal Meth versus Grace Reformed Church of Brethren versus MWtown Buckeystown versus Wi town Luth Teams listed with results for Middletown Reformed Mt Pleasant Methodist Calvary Methodist Buckeystown Methodist and Grace Reformed leading to a 38 33 score. Weekly statistics note top individuals and teams across divisions.
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Buckeystown
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Mt. Pleasant Methodist
Calvary Methodist
Buckeystown Methodist
Na Grace Reformed
Evan Reformed
Chirch of Brethren
OBE
Middletown Lutheran
Remsberg
B. Bradley
Baptist
Tursday
Fred K Luth
Baptist Forest Grove
Luth Marhers
Pleasant
Buckesstown
S! John’s Ve. Calvary
St. Mari
Mounts Triumph In Overtime Over Loyola In Maryland
Mount St. Marys edged Tusola 90 to 79 in overtime at Loyola gym to claim a Mason-Dixon Conference tourney title. Jack Sullivan scored a tourney record 97 points per game average 32.33 while Eddie Ball and Sal Angelo hit key late shots to force the OT. In hockey, Canada beat Russia 5-0 at Krefeld to win the world amateur title led by Bell Warwick and Alike Shebaga. Major league baseball notes Willie Mays homer helped the Giants in spring training as Vernon signs with the Orioles.
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Mount St. Mars's
Mason-Dixon
Tusola
Loyola Gym
Bull William
Jack Sullivan
Eddie Ball
Sal Angelo
Sullivan
Bals
Angelos
Canada
Wamneh
Shehazarach
Tance
Allinysh
Chee Wil
Unanimous Choices for Tournament Team
Ronnie Shavlik of North Carolina State and Buzz Wilkinson of Virginia headline the all tourney team as ACC Writ ers honor the 87 77 final. Duke and Wake Forest stars also earn first and second team spots with honorable mentions across the conference. State’s NCAA ineligibility shifts Duke into NCAA play while State advances to the National AAU meet in Denver.
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Raleigh
N. C
Ronnie Shavlik
North Carolina State
Richard
Buzz) Wilkinson
Virginia
Atlantic Coast
North Carolina’ State
Buzz Wilkinson
Ronnie Maser
Duke
Dick Hemric
Wake Forest
Faye Tates Sanng Wolke
Efardress
Bill Maller
Varguma
Bill Yarborough
Clemson
Vic Molodet
North Carolina
Fate
Joe Belmont
Phil DeNardo
Lennie Rosenbluth
Ronne Scheffel
Junior Morgan
Jackie Murdock
Ernie Wiggins
Bob Kessler
Maryland
Don Totun
Bob McCarts
John Maglio
Shavlik
Wolfpack
Wilkinson
Pineville
W. Va
State
Denver
Lincoln High Varsity Drops Final Cumberland Round
Lincoln High fell to Carver 66 52 at Cumberland to close the season while Lincoln Treers defeated Cumberland 37 22. The Tigers finish 14 2 with only prior loss at Hagerstown, ending undefeated at home. Next week they travel to Morgan College then enter the Tri-State Tourney in Winchester VA March 17 18 19.
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Cumberland
Javal Tigers
Carver
Lincolnettes
Cumberland Soster
Joss
Lincoln Treers
Hagerstown
Lincoln Ats
Tigers
Como Morgan College
Baltmore
Winchester
86 To Report For Grid Tests For Maryland Terrapins
College Park Md March six candidates report to Coach Jim Tatum for sprint football drills. Departed are key linemen and backs from last season with 21 lettermen remaining including several ends and backs. Maryland eyes a strong nucleus as Tatum, in his ninth year, optimistic about building another winning team with returning stars and promising newcomers.
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Jim Tatum
Marsland
Charlie Boxard
Ronnie Walter
Joe Harning
Dick Bielski
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Ray Blacsourn
Dick Shipley
Jack Bowersoy
Creorze Palahunik
Tom McLuckie
Jonrvine
Don Brouzher Lincoln
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Ang Dick
Donne J. Snowden
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Smith
Tatum
Johnson
Fineman
Lewis
Courtney
Davis
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Carver
Gene al
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Herboldstriderson
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Jim Parsons
Tim Flynn
Washington
Mike Sandusky
Bound Brook
Ed Huering
Rochester
al Wharton
Sewickley
Jack Davis
Bladensboro
Burgee
Frank Tamburetto
Baltimore
Ed Vereh
Pittsburgh
Dick Burgee
Frederick
Tom Selep
California
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Maryland
Ted
Walkersville Bowling League Latest Movements
Fragmentary OCR lists venues and entities such as Walkersville Bowling Eq, Raenl Walkersville, Mie Smith, Mill Nicholson, Murray Hamilton Bartonsville Joe's Market Medical Co Amoco Excelsior Dairy Ciitah Lander Fis. Content unclear but shows multiple business names and locations.
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Mie
Smith
Atlantic
G. V. Mill
Nicholson
Murray's
Hamilton's
Bartonsville
Joe's Market
Medical Co
Amoco
Excelsior Dairy
Ciitah
Lander
Y M C A League Celtics edge Royals in playoff tilt
Celtics beat Royals 47 44 in the YMCA Tunior Basketball League second round setting up a championship playoff with Knickerbockers next Saturday. Royals slip to consolation bracket with Lakers, who vie for third place in the tourney finals.
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Royals
Knickerbockers
Lakers
Sill
Recreation League Latest Results and Standings
Recreation League results show Watler Vervars defeating Rennys Paosliar 3 to 0 while Brimewich Faxlos beat Ratlanthe Ale 4 to 0 and Joes edged A Pte with 20 Reliv's Mil securing a win. Details unclear due to OCR errors but list highlights of matches and scores.
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Watler Vervars
Rennys Paosliar
Timer
Luton Bridae
Kuener’s
Ratlanthe Ale
Sugar Ray Pullout Triggers Boston Inquiry
The Massachusetts Boxing Commission meets to discuss Sugar Ray Robinsons sudden pullout from last Saturday's card with Georgie Small. Promoter Sam Silverman seeks a suspension while Robinsons manager denies wrongdoing. Promoter notes advance sales and hotel checks, with illness cited locally and a Cincinnati bout set for March 15.
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Massachusetts Boaing Commission
Sugar Ray Robinson
Eden Hemmel
Massachusetts Boxe Commission
Tentinenn
Trico League Names Officers.unsure Opens 1935 Plans
Lawrence A Dorsey was reelected president with Paul Hayes and Phil Beard as officers in the Trico League annual meeting. An opening date of April 24 for the 1935 season was discussed as eight Tri-County teams planned franchises. Buckertown withdrew WWG4, leaving vacancies. Westminster and Carroll County leagues considered options as teams seek schedules, while no wide franchise switch was guaranteed.
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Paul Hayes
Phil Beard
Triva
Tri-County
Buckerstown
Jefferson
Buckes Xtown
WWG4
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Tiett 1A
LON &@1
Mb Id Tycen
Westminster
Carrol County 4A
Bernard Rosline
Balline
Carroll County AA
College Scores Weekend Upsets And Conference Champs
The weekend results show NC State 87 over Duke 77 in the ACC and West Virginia 58 over George Washington in the SoCon final overtime. Oregon State beat UCLA 83 to stay alive in the Pacific Coast best of three, while Kentucky crushed Tennessee 104 61 to clinch the SEC title. Notre Dame halted Marquette 83 64 capping a busy closing college basketball period.
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College basketball scores from myriad games
Scores show Colorado A&M 69 to 46, Canisius 63 over St. Francis Pa 104, Vincent 81 to 58 Notre Dame, and Marquette 64. Multiple teams listed with varying results reflecting a busy December or season slate.
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Canisius
St. Francis
Vincent
Pai
Notre Dame
Marquette
Boy Who Beat Saxton Fights On TV Tonight
Ronnie Nelanev, recently defeated welterweight champion Johnny Saxton, makes his network debut tonight vs Sugar Al Wilson in New York. Nelanev holds a 49-1-? record with a No 3 middleweight ranking after a February upset, while Wilson is a 3-1 favorite in the 1 round telecast. Vaceli, from Philadelphia, seeks a comeback with a 48-7-0 line.
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Sugar al Wilson
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Ohio
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al Turner
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Glade Valley Bowling League Standings And Highs
Standings and top marks for the Glade Valley division parade of teams and individuals. Notable performances include Farmers Supply Co with a high team set of 1 788 and Pens Coia 20 and Potomac Edison entries among several local players. Individual names appear but details are fragmented. high scores and team affiliations reflect a local league card.
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Catnena Country Club
Smith's
Coia
Potomac Edison
Mt. Pleasant
Vaz
Aish
Ovv
Farmers Supply Co
Roundup of Sports by Gayle Talbot
The piece laments Manteen Cannelix's decision to quit tennis, noting her impact on the sport and the lack of a worthy successor. It recalls Little Ma's rise at Forest Hills and highlights the excitement she brought to women's tennis, contrasting past dull periods with the sport's potential revival.
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New York
Manteen Cannelix
Little Stars
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Alice Markle
Littie Vin Swat
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Plainks
Boxing results from Manila bouts reported by Associated Press
In San Jose California fighter Hoss Teran outpointed Budds Baggett of Dallas in a 136 pound bout. Bangkok’s Len Espinosa won by stoppage over Sanonz in a 115 pound match held in Thailand. The Philippine venue hosted the Bangkok fight ending in 4 rounds.
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Budds Baggett
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Application Filed For Tavern License Near Mit. Aus
Carroll County Commissioners hear an application to operate a tavern at the site of the old Ringe Scnad two miles north of Mit Aus on Marsland. Georgebert Harrison and a license board petition are noted for Henry K Williams and Gordon B Williams seeking a beer and light wine Class D license at the former Harrison site. A survey of larval shrimp movement is under way by US Fish and Wildlife service in Galveston Texas.
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