West Virginia Wins Opening Game in SC Tourney
West Virginia edged Richmond as Virginia Tech beat qwsy in a South Carolina tournament opener. The Mountaineers trailed early but sparked a 9 to 3 run spanning 3 minutes to take the lead, with All America guard Hot Rod Handley contributing assists despite a rough shooting day.
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Hart and Byars In Video Clash at Madison Square Garden
New York hosts a TV card featuring Sugar Hart from Philadelphia and Byars from Boston in a 10 round welterweight showdown. Hart is the favorite at 4-1, with a 26-1 record and recent knockouts, while Byars brings a 16-2-1 mark and a reputation for never being stopped. NBC will broadcast the fight at 10 p.m. EST. Also noted are baseball crowd records in Cleveland and hockey veteran Ken Mosdell’s retirement after 19 NHL seasons.
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New York Yankees
Boston Braves
Mt St Marys Clinches Fourth Mason-Dixon Title
Mt St Marys led by Jack Sullivan and rising sophomores Bert Sheing and Bill Williams won the Mason-Dixon Conference tournament, beating Loyola 98 to 73 to seal a four straight title run. Sullivan scored 24 as Mt St Marys extends its NCAA bid quest hosting North Carolina College next, while Williams and Sheing join him on the all tournament teams.
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Tar Heels Surmount 1st ACC Tourney Hurdle
North Carolina star Lennie Rosenbluth poured in a record 45 points as the No. 1 Tar Heels rolled past Clemson 81 61 in Raleigh to reach the ACC semifinals. Wake Forest awaits after its 66 57 win over NC State. Harvard upset Dartmouth 69 60 as Yale clinched the Ivy title and eyed a potential matchup with UNC in the NCAAs.
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Associated Press
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Raleigh
Lennie Rosenbluth
Clemson
Wake Forest
West Virginia
Richmond
Davidson
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Dartmouth
Yale
Pat Tiso Honors Sarazen and Armour Short Swing Lesson
EAST NORWICH N Y Pat Tiso a 45 year old golf pro at Pine Hollow Country Club pays tribute to former U S Open champions Gene Sarazen and Tommy Armour. He recalls learning the short swing from Sarazen and receiving Armour’s help while caddying for both. Tiso grew up caddying in Bronxville and comes from a golfing family with multiple pro siblings and relatives. He notes his own career highlights including a 1929 Metropolitan PGA second place and a productive coaching stint at Meadowlands Blue Bell PA mentoring a women’s team to 54 straight wins.
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AP Newsleatures
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Gene Sarazen
Tommy Armour
Sarazen
Armour
Tiso
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Tony
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Joe
Jim
Cosimo Tiso
Bonnie View
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Miles
Metropolitan
New York
Meadowlands
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Pine Hollow
Students Riot At ACC Event in Raleigh
Police used tear gas bombs to break up a student demonstration at North Carolina State College after fans blocked a dorm parking area during an Atlantic Coast Conference tournament. Shouting students reportedly used tear gas canisters in dormitories. several tires were slashed and two cars overturned as officers and highway patrol kept order. A student blamed blocked exits during the Reynolds Coliseum event for the disorder.
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North Carolina State College
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Target Thrower Trap Shooting Grows as Sport
The hand held clay target thrower is cited as a fast rising form of informal shooting. Al Richi of Remington Arms notes it suits beginners and veterans with portable setup. Targets simulate birds at various elevations for practice and can be used by yachtsmen and snail groups for informal competitions.
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Remington Arms Company, Inc
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Rath Rodgers Elected to National Football Hall of Fame
Ira E Rath Rodgers, WVU fullback and captain on Walter Camp’s All America team in 1919, has been elected to the National Football Hall of Fame. He has served on his alma mater’s athletic staff since 1920.
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West Virginia
Ira Errett Rath Rodgers
Rodge
Walter Camp
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