This Week Vital To Midwest Powers On National Cage View
Ohio State and Kansas State loom as pivotal forces in a week that could cement conference titles and NCAA bids. Ohio State leads the Big Ten at 5-1 and 11-3 overall, while Kansas State sits 3-0 in the Big Seven and 12-3 overall, both highly ranked nationally.
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Midwest
New York
Powers
Ohio State
Kansas State
Buckeyes
K-State
Kansans
Ohio
Associated Press
Minnesota
Bucks
Purdue
Wisconsin
Holy Cross
Duquesne
Long Island U
la Salle
CCNY
St. John’s
Bradley
Indiana
ASA Names Barack Again Names ASA Names Barack Again
Nick Barack, director of the Columbus City Recreation Department, was re elected president of the Amateur Softball Association of America at Louisville. The meeting set sites for 1951 events San Antonio for the women's tournament September 18 24 and Houston for the men's championship September 11 16. Biloxi Mississippi was chosen for next year’s convention. Harold Paulsen former hockey coach at Michigan State noted as a star player at Minnesota.
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Louisville
Nick Barack
Columbus City
Biloxi
Miss
Bowling League Scores Show Strikes and Spares Across Teams
The report lists several teams and players with frame by frame scores and leaders. Notable entries include TEAM NO. EIGHT and TEAM NO. SEVEN posting high series, while individual scorers such as D. Bishop and Mike Gilbertson reach top figures. The Ball and Chain League features multiple clubs and players with detailed totals and high series marks.
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Jimmy Cappolino
Jamestown
N. Y
Jimmy
Wwe
Team Sg
B. Marks
T. Jones
G. Harris
Dodds
D. Bishop
P. Anderson
Scotts
Murphys
Jeromes
Rogers
Duncans
Hughes
Suddarths
Canteles
Peapeeae
Tatums
Phifer
Gilbertsons
Bill
Gots
Joe
Hermans
Lydia
Frank
Lydia A
Chuck
Ruth
Dom
Jerry
Clyde
Jackag
Don
Rugers
Wagner
Funeral services for Henry Ellsworth Vines
Vines services will be held tomorrow in Seattle for Henry Ellsworth Vines 60 father of the acclaimed golfer who died Friday from a heart ailment. He lived in Seattle.
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Vines
Seattle
Wash
Henry Ellsworth Vines
Hi Don and Mutuel Triumph Despite Rain at Maricopa Meets
Merrill and Oakley Stable's Hi Don claimed a decisive one mile eight race as Jockey William Carstens rode past Bay Buz and Red Ear in 1 46.2, returning winners of 9 20, 4 40 and 2 80. Bay Buz paid 7 20 and 3 20 for place, Red Ear 2 30 to show amid a crowd of about 2 500 wagering 58 489 on the program.
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Maricopa Turf Club
State Fairground
Merrill and Oakley Stable
Hi-Don
William Carstens
Bay Buz
Red Ear
Easter Maiden
Cecil Wells
Time Tells
Light Ray
Campagna
Brown Mate
Pajara
Motor Lad
Fairground Results Showcase Mixed Races at Waurika
Waurika fairground trials list multiple six furlong and mile races for four year olds and up with allowances and claims. Notable entrants include Breezy Moncrieff and Campagna's Cail among others. Time notes range from 1:11.2 to 1:54.4 with earnings reported for several horses and an attendance of 2,500.
Santa Anita Race Betting Drops in Los Angeles
Los Angeles January 30 AP. The Los Angeles Turf Club reports slower business at Santa Anita Race Track with average bets this year at $55.75 daily, down from $59.63 last year. First 20 days of the meeting show attendance slipping from 25,155 to 24,623. Controller Robert E. King warned the State Assembly committee on taxation that tracks cannot bear another tax. Stockholders reportedly received $1,000 per $5,000 par value share last year.
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Los Angeles
Santa Anita
Los Angeles Turf Club
Robert E. King
State Assembly Interim Committee On Taxation
Turf Club
Encanto Women’s Golf Championship and Consolation Finals
Encanto Women’s Golf Association lists handicap tourney finals and a few- wine special event. Wednesday tee times on 1st and 10th tees include pairings such as Mrs. Donald Tope versus Mrs. Ralph Frantz and Mrs. Bertram Haynes versus Mrs. Wm Arnold, with multiple 9:30 to 10:00 slots and a long roster of participants.
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Encanto Women’s Golf Association
Donald Tope
Ralph Frantz
Bertram Haynes
Wm Arnold
C. W. Sherman
Pat Porter
Leonard Nylund
Cliff Prather
Jack Reznik
Ws. Co
W. Roper
Hal Shultz
J. Dodso
Nee Vausht
Glad Fora ‘Smith
Rs C. Wilmoth
Ee van Weaver
Frank Tully
Ine Mudd
H. B. Spencer
J. L. eClusin
John Campbell
Psvillisn Huie
Robert Lewis
Joe Martori
Helen Kreyer
Fred Siegel
Max Llewellyn
C. J. Sellers
W. S. Brashear
Arizona State Tempe game centers Border Conference week
Arizona State College at Tempe faces high riding Arizona in a pivotal Border Conference game that could decide the title race. Tempe seeks an upset to stay in contention as Arizona aims for a sixth straight win and a likely crown. Wade Oliver leads the league scoring and USC looms as the potential spoiler. Hardin-Simmons fights to hold third while West Texas and Texas Tech press for position.
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Ariwana Im Trisenn
Catmedas
Arizona
Wade Oliver
USC
Hardin-Simmons
West Texas
Texas Tech
Simmons
Lewxico A and M
Texas West
New Mexico
Texas Western
Hardin
Arna
Hardin- Simmons
Texas Ec
Bisbee-Douglas Club Launches $10,000 Drive
The Bisbee-Douglas club of the Arizona-Texas Baseball League launches a fund drive to raise $10,000, with Bisbee and Douglas each pledging $5,000. The club will operate under a working agreement with the Brooklyn Dodgers.
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Bisbee
Bisbee-Douglas Club
Arizona-Texas Baseball League
Bisbee-Douglas
Brooklyn Dodgers
Major Events Listed By Gun Club
Arizona State Rifle Association plans two major tournaments this year. The annual .30 caliber tournament is scheduled for April 29 and 30 at the Tucson Rifle Club range with Tucson favored for its 1,000 yard range. The annual small bore rifle tournament will be held December 2 and 3 at the Phoenix Rod and Gun Club range. Directors propose making the former Florence Prisoner of War Camp range the permanent home for the .30 caliber shooting pending improvements, on land owned by the Arizona National Guard. The association will hold its annual meeting in Tucson on April 29 alongside the state .30 caliber tournament.
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Arizona State Rifle Association
Phoenix Red and Gun Club
Tucson Rifle Club
A. Donald Amesbury
Tucson
Phoenix
Florence Prisoner of War
Arizona National Guard
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