Names Squad For Big Game
Hank Iba announces the West roster for the East-West College All-Star game at Cole Field House March 3. Include top names Boozer Hawkins Green Ferry Rublick Loneski Wendall Schroeder and Matuszak among others. East list features Howell Cox Henman Pacillo Richter Leiden Byrd Hockaday Stein Ciniber LaRusso Henry Crosthwaite and more. Proceeds aid the Maryland Alumni M Club Scholarship Fund with reserved seats at 3.00 2.50 and 2.00.
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Oklahoma State University
University of Maryland Cole Field House
Bob Boozer
Kansas State
Tom Hawkins
University of Notre Dame
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Michigan State University
Bob Ferry
St. Louis University
Joe Rublick
Northwestern University
Don Matuszak
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Wildcats
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University of Kansas
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Iba
Oklahoma State
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University of Tulsa
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University of Colorado
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Maryland
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Bailey Howell
Mississippi State
Johnny Cox
Beversity of
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Don Henman
University of Pittsburgh
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John Richter
North Caroling State
al Leiden
St. John's
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Eastern Kentucky
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Memphis
Hank Stein
Xavier
Joe Cineebor
Syracuse
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Eeennessee
Jim Henry
Vanderbilt
Ralph Crosthwaite
Western Kentucky
University of Maryland
M Club
Mi Glub Scholarship Fund
Top NCAA Regional Showdowns Hit Friday Night
Kansas State and Kentucky pace a stacked regional slate as 16 teams contest four sites. Friday and Saturday eliminate four for the March 21 final in Louisville Freedom Hall. Key matchups feature Kansas State, Kentucky, Cincinnati, Michigan State, West Virginia, and Oscar Robertson aiming to power to the title.
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Yanks Win Wild Game
Duke Maas capped an eight run first inning with a grand slam but the Yankees blew the lead and edged the Orioles as Gardiner and Maas homered. Bronstad earned the win while E Johnson took the loss.
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Exhibition Scores Inconsistent Results From Thursday Games
The Associated Press reports Thursday exhibition baseball results with Cincinnati defeating Pittsburgh 9 to 4 and Cleveland 6 to 5 over Chicago A. Boston beat San Francisco 7 to 4 while New York topped Baltimore 10 to 9. Multiple games were canceled due to rain including Milwaukee versus Philadelphia Chicago A versus Los Angeles St. Louis against Detroit Washington versus Kansas City and Pittsburgh B versus Cincinnati B. Friday offers a slate with teams traveling to Bradenton Mesa Mesa and Lakeland for various matchups.
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Outboard Families Spark Major Industry Boom
Field and Stream notes a family boating boom driving demand for bigger boats and motors. A Freder ick store runs an Evinrude contest offering a two Lark powered houseboat valued at about $2900, with 32 other prizes and 6000 entries last year. Also preview of the Western Maryland Sports and Outdoor Life Show April 16-18 with boats, gear, and wildlife exhibits.
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