San Diego’s Johnson Wins Phoenix Invitational Title
San Diego golfer Tommy Johnson won the Phoenix Invitational at Phoenix Country Club, defeating Tom Lambie 6 and 5 in the 36-hole final. Johnson, a 118-pound powerhouse, earlier beat Ben Spalding, defending champ Tailer, Tom Coffin, and Gray Madison en route to the final, calling his 1-up win over Tailer the toughest match. Lambie, the 1942 champ, edged Chester Goldberg Jr. to reach the final. Also noted: Adrian McManus won the senior flight. McGee of Green Bay claimed consolation. and numerous lower flight consolation winners were listed.
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Middlecoff Wins Houston Open in 11-under 277
Dr Cary Middlecoff, former Memphis dentist, captured $2,000 top prize at the Houston Open with a 71 on the final round for a 72 hole total of 277 at Brae Burn. Pete Cooper finished second at 280, with Demaret three behind. Others tied or earning cash included Munday Ferrier Harper and Burke with 284 and 285 respectively.
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State Student Ski Champion at Thunderbird Ski Meet
Marshall Knoles of the University of Arizona from Flagstaff won the mile and a half slalom in 1:38.1 at the Thunderbird Ski Meet at the Arizona Snow Bowl, becoming state student ski champion. Mrs. Mary Ann Waldhaus Nunn of Boulder Colo. was the women's champion in 1:59, with Vera May Beamer and Beverly Weasel placing second and third. Al Gibbons of Phoenix took second in the men's race and Paul Hubbard of Flagstaff was third.
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Cochran Bird Wins Phoenix Racing Pigeon Club Race
Cochran bird owned by Walter Cochran flew 881.13 yards per minute to win the 135 mile Parker race. A Cochran entry was third, George Elias pigeons were second and fifth, and Ralph Sloan of Mesa had the fourth-place finisher. A 170 mile race from Rice, California is planned for next weekend.
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Kovacs Defends Title In Open Tennis Meet
The national professional clay courts tennis tournament opens in St. Augustine Florida with eight matches. Favorite Frank Kovacs of Oakland meets Harry Kenney of Philadelphia in the feature tonight as he defends his title.
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Major League Spring Drills Open Across States
Major league teams began spring training with 47 unsigned players as Braves and Giants lead off in Florida California and Arizona. Boston and New York made major roaster revamps while managers Durocher and Southworth swap players and prep for the season.
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Noor wins Santa Anita Handicap in photo finish
Noor edges Citation by a length and a quarter to claim the $190,000 Santa Anita Handicap at Santa Anita Park. He sets a track record for one mile and a quarter in 2:00 flat as Calumet Farm's Citation fades to third.
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Arizona Warriors conclude season with two wins
The independent all-Indian team the Arizona Warriors closed their season with two victories on Saturday. They beat White River 40 to 29 with L Fuller scoring 22 points, and defeated the Seven-Mile Warriors 73 to 41 as Julian Dinehdeal tallied 30 points.
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James Tops Garden Mat Card at Madison Square Garden
Tonight at Madison Square Garden a double main event headlines a wrestling card with two tag team feuds and a 60 minute time limit. Danny Savich and Benny Trudell meet Angelo Martinelli and Mel Peters while Jesse James faces Chief Little Wolf in his 1950 MSG debut following last year’s intense clashes.
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Washington Gets Chance With Giants
Kenny Washington, once a UCLA star and Rams back, will report to New York Giants camp in Phoenix to try a belated major league baseball career as a 31 year old outfielder. He has trained five weeks, reduced weight to 216 pounds, and aims to compete for right field.
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Durban pulls upset as Ingleside crowd bets big at turf club
Ingleside Turf Club's East Thom as Road plant idle until Friday for a three day weekend of racing. About 2,800 fans wagered $67,574 on ten races with Durban scoring a surprise feature win. Legal Lady led early, Durban surged late to win as jockey W Billington rode to victory. Tarn B won the co feature, with longshots Balaruc Janice Bee Sod House and King Tulip also upsetting the odds.
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Idaho Names Tech Star Ramsey as Assistant Coach
Idaho hires Herschel Red Ramsey, former Texas Tech grid star and six year pro with the Philadelphia Eagles, as an assistant football coach at the University of Idaho in Moscow. Ramsey was introduced amid preparations for spring drills.
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National Basketball Association Scores and Standings Snapshot
Eastern division standings show Syracuse and New York toward top positions with Rochester and Washington mid pack. gaps remain between leading teams and lower clubs. Western division lists Sheboygan and Waterloo mixed with Denver and Chicago. several teams show stretched records. In games, Waterloo 100 over Denver 76 and Washington 81 Fort Wayne 78. Indianapolis over Sheboygan 107 to 86. Syracuse 7. American League notes include Hartford and Paterson results with New York and Scranton scores.
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Bears Head For Coast For Western Regional Tourney
Phoenix College basketball rides a 13 man squad to Los Angeles area for the NJCAA Western Regional at Compton College. March 6-11 games include San Bernardino College Glendale City College Long Beach City College and a title tilt against the second place Metropolitan squad. Schuff leads with 304 points in 23 games as Phoenix and thier peers prepare for the tournament field.
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Dutch) Hoy
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Hockey Race Cut And Dried
The NHL playoff chase narrows to a four team race as Detroit routs Chicago 4 1 to move seven points ahead of Toronto. New York Rangers edge Boston 4 3 to join Montreal in a third place tie. Bruins 12 points from a playoff spot with 12 games left, as Eddells Leswick and Smith spark the late rally.
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Eagles Get NCAA OK to Defend Hockey Title
Boston College won NCAA clearance to defend its hockey championship after the NCAA council ruled the college now conforms with the sanity code. Seven schools were charged. BC was the first to be restored, with a waiver allowing eligibility in official tournaments despite not meeting the Jan. 1 requirement.
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Four-Way Ski King Crowned at Mt Hood
Jon Lie, blond Norwegian exchange student at University of California, captured the national four way open combined ski championship at Mt Hood. He placed fifth in jumping, won the downhill, was second in slalom and fourth in cross country.
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Gloves Tourney Opens in Chicago Amid 328 Boxers
Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions begins tonight with 328 amateur boxers from 41 communities, competing for title honors. Finals set for March 10.
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Kramer Lashes At McCarthy Over Transfer Feud
New York February 27 United Press—Pitcher Jack Kramer fumes over his trade from Boston to New York Giants. He accuses ex manager Joe McCarthy of blocking a move to the Yankees, claiming a personal grudge and vindictive conduct. Kramer says McCarthy ignored his arm trouble and notes 18 wins in 1948. He cites Red Sox GM Joe Cronin denying involvement.
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Eastwood Homer Powers Seal Flunkies to 4 3 Win
Harry Eastwood a San Francisco catcher from the Phoenix Senators hit a 340 foot homer in the sixth inning to lift the Seal Flunkies past the Seal Phenoms 4 to 3 at El Centro California.
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Carapellese Narrowly Wins Phoenix Rifle Championship
Domenic P. Carapellese edged Paul Showalter by one bull's-eye to win the Phoenix Rod and Gun Club Mid-Winter Southwestern smallbore championships. Both shooters finished 3,179 of 3,200 with Showalter claiming 1,599 of 1,600 in any-sight matches amid high winds. Emery L. Renaud finished third, while junior Charles Rodgers and John L. Wing earned multiple trophies in various aggregates.
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Kinky) Carapallese
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