Explorers Win NCAA Title In Record 92 76 Triumph
LaSalle clinched the NCAA basketball championship with a 92 to 76 victory over Bradley in Kansas City. All America forward Tom Gola led the Explorers with 19 points before fouling out, while teammates Charlie Lingley and Frank Blatcher added 23 each. Penn State finished third by beating Southern California 70 to 61.
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Sain Ready To Try it For One More Year
ST. PETERSBURG FL March 21 Back with the New York Yankees after his brief retirement Johnny Sain said he was ready to give baseball one more year The 35 year old right hander returned to the club after leaving his Walnut Ridge Arkansas home where he planned to devote time to a new automobile agency He said salary wasn’t the issue and that an agency arrangement allows him to play another season He reportedly signed a 30000 contract.
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Health Center League Industrial Division Results Summary
Health Center League Industrial Division results list Stup Crowther 1, Riddlemoser 2, Mario 1, Groff Bros 3, Gladhill 2, Schlitz Beer 2, K H Pricers 1, KGH Tinners 2, Morgan's 1, Warren Shop 2, Harold's 1. High game by Health center single, Strobel 381, high team game and set by Stup Crowther 617 and 1701. EDC Pact condemnations: Paris March 21. 150 opponents oppose the European Defense Community seeking to denounce the pact as creating a climate of war. possible permanent coordinating body discussed but not formed. Included France, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, West Germany, and British Labour delegation aligned with Aneurin Bevan. College Park Md: Maryland spring camp roster features 42 former Terrapin greats for Varsity Alumni game April 10 at Byrd Stadium. nine All-Americas and 14 in pro ranks.
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Orioles Tour Boosted by Waitkus Addition
BAMEY GOSSIPS reports the Orioles plan a southern tour before opening day in Detroit on April 13. Eddie Waitkus joins after Dick Kryhoski's broken wrist. Marlin Stuart and Bob Habenicht share anecdotes as the team travels. Ernie Harwell and the columnist will broadcast games from WCBM.
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Woodsboro Man Elected President of New Frederick Carroll Little League
Rexford Brenneman of Woodsboro was chosen president at the organizing meeting held at Woodsboro school. The league unites New Windsor Union Bridge Elbertstown and Wands horne with one director from each community. A split season will start around June 1 with a championship series to determine winners.
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New Windsor
Charles Smeiser
Libertytown
W. Cash Smith
Wondsboro
Tau
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Sudden Yankee Discards Keep A's Alive
West Palm Beach, Fla. NEA sport writer notes midseason chaos as the Athletics trade and release players from the Yankees to revitalize a faded squad. New faces include Joost injured, Suder split third base duties, Power shifts to outfield, with Roberts, Gray, Bellweg, Finigan, and others moving to strengthen Philadelphia and Kansas City affiliations.
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Eddie Joost
White Elephants
al Robertson
Johnny Gray
Don Bellweg
Jim Finigan
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Bill Renna
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Tommy Giordano
Savannah
Spook Jacobs
Jacobs
Pennsville
N. J
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Fort Worth
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Joe DeMaestri
Finigan
Pete Suder
Armed Forces
Binghamton
Industrial Bowling Thurdays Night Matches Reported
Scores from Thursday night bowling leagues show Falk Gro and Linden Hills sharing top marks with 4 4 totals and Farmers Co op defeating Radio Cab 3 1. Standings list Ebert s Brunswick Linden Hills Stup Crowther Jack s Feed Phil s Esso Radio Cab Green s Ser Sta Falk s Grocery 3 Farmers Co op. High individual game and set cited as 143 and 385 for Cariford Brunswick. 614 for Falk s Grocery high team set. A separate rifle club match reports Pioneers winning by default with three marksmen. Sower Cashour and Putman notable scores.
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Boxing cards listed for week with NardiCo Norkus rematch
New York boxing schedule highlights a return bout between Danny NardiCo and Charley Norkus in Miami Beach. Germany’s Bud Scholz makes his American debut against Myer Andrews, plus Italo Scortichini meets Carmine Fiore in Syracuse. Other bouts include Orlando Zulueta vs Dennis Pat Brady at Eastern Parkway and Ralph Dupas vs Santiago Esteban in New Orleans.
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J important contribution to the Irish in installing the T formation
Rolte Hemsley, pitching coach of the Philadelphia Athletics, unveils a new conditioning gimmick. After practice, players station themselves in the infield to retrieve balls thrown back during batting practice. The stretching and bending keep them supple and remove soreness.
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Roundup of Baseball Draft Debates and Front Offices
Tampa editors report major league executives met for the fifth time this winter and spring with little progress on revising the draft rule. Senators and Yankees stand on opposing sides over farm system impacts, while clubs with large minor league investments resist any change. Commissioner Ford Frick’s stance has cooled, and Frank Leahy arrives as Notre Dame PR chief with a renewed outlook.
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Exhibition Baseball Results From Associated Press Yesterday
Boston A 3 St. Louis N 2 Chicago N 8 Baltimore A 2 Cincinnati N 5 Chicago A 3 Hew Lorn Ny G Cleveland var i Washington A 10 Detroit A 9 New York A 8 Brooklyn N 2 Philadelphia ta A 7 Pittsburgh IN 5 Milwaukee N 10 Philadelphia IN od
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Woman named to New York Central Board slate
New York March 21 Mrs DeWitt Wallace co editor and co publisher of Readers Digest has been named by financier Robert R Young to join the New York Central Rail road Board of Directors. Wallace is the first woman on Youngs slate for the railroad board ahead of the May 26 annual meeting. Nebraska has the highest share of farmland in the nation.
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