National semifinals matchups set in NCAA basketball showdown
Cincinnati faces Oregon State as Duke meets Loyola in Freedom Hall’s semifinal doubleheader. The Bearcats eye a third straight NCAA title while Duke carries a 20-game win streak and Loyola boasts the top offensive average at 92.6 points per game.
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Cincinnati
Oregon State
Chicago
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Slat Gill
Ed Jucker
Pomona Lions Club Banquet Honors Pomona Athletes
The Pomona Lions Club will sponsor an athletic banquet at 6 30 p m Monday March 25. Fifty one Pomona High athletes six cheerleaders and coaches will be entertained. Coaches will award letters earned in last year's track and this year's football and basketball. Guest speaker is Karl Spear Baker University athletic director. About 150 people expected.
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To Challenge Wheat Program in North Dakota Suit
Robert Morris of the Defenders of American Liberties says two North Dakota men Leo Landsberger of Hazelton and Peter Naaden of Braddock will file suit in Dallas challenging the wheat program referendum as unconstitutional and undemocratic. They expect the action to curb wheat controls and set a precedent for other agricultural products with a May referendum tentatively planned.
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Robert Morris
Defenders of American Liberties
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Leo Landsberger
Hazelton
Peter Naaden
Braddock
Bowling Leads Tight AMF Standings At Royal T Lanes
In AMF League action at Royal T Lanes Conrad's Painters led by Al Beets 578 pulled even with Pepsi-Cola at 30 18 after beating the Pepsimen 3 1 Budge's Hardware dominates Thursday night Ladies League at Ottawa Bowl improving to 83 28 with Bienie's Garage second at 62 50. Other results show major individual scores and team standings across Ottawa Bowl leagues.
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K State Receives Four More Football Letters of Intent
Kansas State coach Doug Weaver announced four more high school players will enroll. William A. Elliott, 205 pound fullback from Richmond Missouri, Harry Taylor, 180, halfback from Akron Ohio, Jim Hofer, 196, fullback from St. Louis, and Tom Nolen, 180, halfback from San Antonio Texas join the class for a total of 23 letters of intent.
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Kansas State
Doug Weaver
William A. Elliott
Richmond Mo
Harry Taylor
Akron
Ohio
Jim Hofer
St. Louis
Tom Nolen
San Antonio
Tex
K-State
Cincinnati Dominates Syracuse In East Semifinal Tie
Cincinnati defeated Syracuse 138 to 115 to even the best-of-five series at 1-1 in the Eastern Division semifinal. Detroit leads St Louis 1-0 in the Western Division series. Next games: Saturday Cincinnati at Syracuse and Sunday St Louis at Detroit plus Syracuse at Cincinnati.
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Syracuse
Detroit
St. Louis
Canisius Providence Advance To NIT Finals
Canisius and Providence won semifinal games to reach the NIT final. Canisius, led by shelling defense on Villanova star Walt Jones, edged the Wildcats 61-46 at Madison Square Garden. Providence, powered by Ray Flynn, defeated Marquette 70-64 to advance.
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Hoppmann and Walton Leave Iowa State For Montreal Signs
Ames Iowa AP Dave Hoppmann star offensive leader for three straight Big Eight years and tackle Dick Walton left Iowa State on Thursday. Both signed contracts with Montreal of the Canadian League. They denied being dismissed but would not explain why. They were not enrolled for the winter quarter and returned March 4. Millard Kratochvil, director of student affairs, would not discuss their status citing university rules.
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Iowa
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Dick Walton
Montreal
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Iowa State
Millard Kratochvil
Reader Tip Reward Promises Five Dollars Weekly
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by readers. Tips may be sent to the newspaper office for consideration in upcoming issues.
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Little Albie Swings Big Bat For Angels
Albie Pearson, 27, a diminutive star for the Los Angeles Angels, went 3-for-3 with a triple and two steals as the Angels beat the San Francisco 5-3 in Palm Springs. Nearby, the Yankees and six other MLB clubs staged exhibition games across Florida and Arizona with mixed results, including Detroit’s 11-1 win and Cincinnati’s 7-6 squeaker.
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Associated Press
Albie Pearson
Pearson
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Angels
San Francisco
Palm Springs
Calif
Bill Rigney
Exhibition Baseball Thursday Results Tie and Tight Races
In exhibition play Cincinnati topped Chicago A 7 to 6 while New York N edged Milwaukee 2 to 1 in 10 innings. Cleveland beat Chicago N 7 to 2 and Boston won 4 to 3 against Houston. Los Angeles A 5-3 San Francisco. Philadelphia 8 over Los Angeles N. Detroit routed Baltimore 11 to 1. Pittsburgh defeated Minnesota 5 to 4 in 10 innings. St Louis 6 beat Kansas City 1. New York A and Washington 7 tied 7 in 17 innings as darkness halted play.
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Dickie Kerr Battling Cancer in Houston
Dickie Kerr, 69, famed for his honest role in the 1919 Black Sox scandal, is ill with cancer. Doctors at Memorial Hospital reported cancer after tests. he spent 12 days hospitalized and was sent home Thursday. Kerr has lived in Houston for 20 years and recently left baseball, working for a local electrical firm.
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Moore in coma after title loss to Ramos
Boxers Davey Moore and Sugar Ramos fought at Dodger Stadium with Ramos winning by knockout in the 10th round. Moore, 29, suffered a severe mid brain contusion and remained conscious briefly before relapsing into a deep coma. Doctor Philip Vogel said Moore’s chances were very poor and fate would be known within 12 hours.
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Harney Leads Doran Open After First Round
Paul Harney, 33, shot 4 under par to lead the $50,000 Doran Open at Doral Country Club by one stroke as morning winds eased. Gary Player and Arnold Palmer, among the year’s top money-winners, finished 71s in gusty conditions. Gene Littler carded a 70 after a 60-foot birdie putt.
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Wilt Misses 1963 NBA First All Star Team
Wilt Chamberlain, SF's 7 foot 1 star who led the league in scoring with 3586 points this season, was not named to the NBA's 1963 first All Star team announced Thursday. The first team included Elgin Baylor Jerry West Bill Russell Bob Pettit and Oscar Robertson. Baylor was the only unanimous choice in the voting by 85 sports writers and broadcasters across nine cities.
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National Invitation Semifinals and NCAA Junior College results
College Basketball results include Providence over Marquette 70 to 64 and Canisius beating Villanova 61 to 46 in NIT semifinals. National AAU and National Junior College quarterfinals list Independence Kansas and Chipola Florida among winners. several notable scores and bracket games across the circuit.
Water grants aid pollution control facilities
Grants totaling 19 528 to Hiawatha Kansas and 15 000 to Lebo Kansas were approved by the Welfare Department to support construction of water pollution control facilities.
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Ottawa Relays Invitations Go To 350 High Schools
Ottawa recreation commissioner Orlis Cox announced invitations were sent to about 350 Class AA Class A and Class B high schools across Kansas for the annual Ottawa Relays. The event runs Friday April 5 for Class AA, with about 35 schools participating, and Saturday April 6 for Class A and B at Ottawa University. The Chamber of Commerce Ottawa High and Ottawa University sponsor the two day meet with the university providing facilities and the chamber handling officials timers and trophies while the high school runs the administrative work.
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