Brigham Young Aims For NCAA Western Elims Win
New York March 18 Brigham Young leads the NCAA Western eliminations after a strong Invitation Tournament run at Madison Square Garden.Coach Stanley Watts says BYU is tired yet confident as they face San Jose State in Kansas City and hope to reach the NCAA finals. San Jose State enters as an underdog with an 18-11 mark against BYU’s 27-7, featuring Roland Minson and Mel Hutchins. The field includes Kentucky North Carolina State St John’s and others in the national chase for the title.
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Tom Blackburn
Skyline
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California
Safeut
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Mel Hutchins
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St. John's
St. Louis
NCAA
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Associated Press
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Aggies
Columbia
Kansas State
Ilinois
Wildcats
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St. John’s
Williams Objects To Exhibition Games In Spring
Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox vented his ire at spring Grapefruit League exhibitions saying he is sick and tired of daily games. He noted his left elbow needs rest, recalled his six exhibitions in seven games, and cited a winter fishing period before facing the Cincinnati Reds at Plant Field. Williams, batting .346 with eight RBIs in six games, also discussed swing changes due to injury and manager Steve O'Neill's plan to grant occasional days off during home stretches.
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Red Sox
Bob Scheffing
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Raffensberger
Erautz
Jolly and Scheffing
Hagerstown Edges Wicomico For Maryland Class A Title
Hagerstown High erased an early deficit to topple Wicomico of Salisbury 28-27 for the Maryland State Class A basketball crown at College Park. Bob Ramer sparked the rally in the final period as Leo Burke scored 13 for the champions. Aberdeen won Class B 44-43 over Central Lonaconing, and Barton took Class C 52-45 over Ocean City. Umpires association set to meet Thursday night at the American Legion Home in Frederick County.
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Wicomico
Salisbury
Maryland
College Park
Hagerstown
Bob Ramer
Leo Burke
Aberdeen
Central
Lonaconing
Warren Grafton
Barton High
Ocean City
Mounts Lose By Goal With 7 Seconds To Go
Jim Hand of Lemoyne scored a field goal with seven seconds left to edge Mount St. Marys College 63 to 61 in the National Catholic Invitation tourney consolation game. Mount St Marys tied late but fouls on them went uncalled as Hand delivered the decisive basket. Les Cosgrove scored 24 and Gene Janis 31 as Mount St Marys set a tournament scoring record with 126 points by Cosgrove and Janis adding 31.
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Albany
Jim Hand
Lemoyne
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Poe
Mount St. Mary's
Hand
Les Cosgrove
Gene Janis
Ken Werba
St. Benedict's
A's Win With Short Single
West Palm Beach Florida March 18 A's win 4 3 over Senators on Fer ris Fair two out two on ninth inning single to center scoring Paul Lehner. Four three victory caps five game spring series for Athletics led by Dick Fowler strong relief showing.
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Enos Slaughter
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Leo Cristante
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George Munger
Cloyd Boyer
Mike Goliat
Munger
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Johnson
Brittin
Cristante
Lopata
Boyer
Bucha
World champion Yankees crush Los Angeles in exhibition
New York Yankees routed Los Angeles 13 4 in an exhibition at Los Angeles as Vic Raschi dazzled on the mound, matching a sixth straight win for the champs. Other games included Chicago Cubs beating San Francisco 12 1 with Yosh Sugishita pitching, and St Louis Browns falling 9 7 to Chicago White Sox. Cleveland beat San Diego 7 6 behind Larry Doby and Bob Lemon in the finale of a three game set.
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Turk Lown
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al Widmar
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Garver
Browns
Tom Hurd
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Mahoney
Niathos
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Mass
San Diego
Larry Doby
Indians
Bob Lemon
Gary Clark
Lemon
Rozek
Olsen
Tebbetts
Sipple
Kerrigan
Clark
Kerr
Moore
Rose Bowl Pact To Be Extended Three Years
Chicago March 1847 Big Ten officials voted to extend the Rose Bowl pact with the Pacific Coast Conference for three years only if both conferences limit schools to one appearance every two years. The prior five year pact ended last New Year’s Day with a one every three year Big Ten limit and no PPC limit.
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Big Ten
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West Coast
Rubber Edict Not Affecting Sports Plans in 1951
Chicopee Mass March 18 The American sportsman may face limited production due to the National Production Authority rubber order setting new allocations for natural rubber in sports goods. Luthor E Coleman of A G Spalding & Bros says the 85 percent golf balls 10 percent baseball centers 81 percent tennis balls and 53 percent inflatable balls rules will still allow most items but total output ties to monthly rubber allotments. Spalding has allocated balls since Korea war. inventories and scare buying since war cloud near term demand. Golfers likely cannot blame equipment for poor play this year.
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Mass
Luthor E. Coleman
A. G. Spalding & Bros
National Production Authority
Coleman
NPA
Spalding
Korea
Walkersville Bowling League Week of March 12 Results
Readable results show Coca Cola leading with two points for total pinfall and standings listing Ensor's Grocery Walkersville Motor Dorsey's Meats Glade Valley Mill Seven-Up Civitans John Deere Sherwood Bros A PB Trout-View. High individual game by P Stout of Dorsey's Meats with 150 and high set by J Trout of Trout-View with 385, while Glade Valley Mill posts high team game 699 and series 1715.
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Mir
New Midway
Sherwood Bros
Troutv
Civitans
John Deere
Glade V. Mill
Ensors
Dorsey's
Coca Cola
Coca Cola Ensor’s Grocery
Walkersville Motor
Glade Valley Mill
Sherwood Bros. A
P. Stout
Dorsey's Meats
J. Trout
Trout- View
Maryland State School Varsity Beats Alumni in Homecoming
The Maryland State School for the Dent varsity boys defeated alumni 57 44 while the girls won 24 09 during the Homecoming on the South Market Street campus. The boys led 20 18 at halftime and the women’s game stayed close throughout.
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Gane Maryland
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Sovemie Az
Foreman
Rubinstein
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G Baylor
Curry
Collison
F Flaherty
Alvmni
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Bokesch
G Knode
Seorer
R. Stanley
J. Angell
Id. Murphy
C. Hooke
Leiteh
M. Kantbarn
Pre Tournament PE Teams Match March 20 Readies April Tournament
Frederick Potomac Edison bowlers and Hagerstown FE kegmen meet March 20 at Coliseum alleys in Hagestown for a pre tournament session. Frederick bowlers listed with averages and PE payroll chief Merle Powell chairs event. Also PE and Blue Ridge Lines women players prep for April 7 R. Paw Smith Trophy tournament in Hagerstown with plans for team and individual prizes. A new Masonic Home at Harpers Ferry broke ground March 18 on Camp Hill for Logan Lodge No 25 A F and A M amid flood-damaged quarters.
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Topnotch FE Kegmen
Hagerstown
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Bob Miller
Clinton Rhoades
Ralph Schroeder
Russell Michael
Aubrey Baker
Mehrl Powell
Ed Kefauver
Clyde Martz
Bernard Essworthy
Roger Rothenhoefer
John Best
Albert Coleman
I Hagerstown
Elizabeth Mercer
Patsy Coran
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Betty Boyer
iJune Stup
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Darlene Hall
Dolores van Fosse
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Merle Powell
Blue Ridge
R. Paw Smith
Potomac Edison System
Masonic
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Camp Hill
Logan Lodge
No. 25
A. F
A. M
West Virginia
Shenandoah Street
Harmony Club Plans Organization Meeting
The Harmony baseball club schedules an organization meeting for Wednesday at 8 pm at John Wiles home. Residents interested in joining the club will have a chance to enroll during the session.
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Harmony
John Wiles
Patty clinches title at T2-hole event in close finish
The News reports Patty securing a share of the championship in the T2-hole titleholders tournament final round, finishing with a winning total of five after a tense final round.
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Industrial Bowling Scores And Golf Title Won
Industrial bowling results list Gladhill, Wachters, Landis, Fout's, N. E. Barber, Stup's, Morgan's with matches and high game figures. Team high game Morgan's Lunch 601, team high set Stup's Exide 0.71, high individual scores Cramer Morgan's 164 and Flair Stup's Exide 416. Augusta golf title won by Patty O'Sullivan who led from start, defeating top pros in late rounds.
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Landis
Middletown
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Stup’s
Morgan’s
E. Barbers
Gladhill Furn
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M’gan
Landis Jew
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Flair
Augusta
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Tea Benefit Hosted by Carroll Women’s Club at Liberty Road
Taylorsville residents gathered for a benefit tea hosted at Mrs. William Stem’s Liberty Road home. Listed helpers include numerous club members and auxiliary organizers. Mrs. Doris Detrick and children visit her parents, with plans for later joining her husband in California where he serves in the military.
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Taylorsville
Carroll Women's Club
William Stem
Liberty Road
Albert Byers
Horace Hipsley
F. J. Barnes
Augustus Frizell
George Devilbiss
A. T. Byers
Charles Wagner
John Wilt
Pitt von Emt
Raymond Etzler
Chester Nusbaum
E. A. H. Barnes
Ollie Pickett
Doris Detrick
Nationalization Move Clears Path for Iran Oil Industry
Tehran March 18 Iran Senate commission advances legislation to take state ownership of oil resources including the Anglo Iranian Oil Company, sweeping toward completion of nationalization amid pressure on foreign control.
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Tehran
Iran
FA Senate Commission
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