Shady Upsets Marsh Fork In sectional finals
Shady, led by James Mc Neish, upset Marsh Fork 59 to 51 to reach the finals against Beckley in Section 20 at Woodrow Wilson court. Buckley advanced with a 72 to 43 win over the Trap Hit Wildcats, setting up a Raleigh area title pairing for the state tournament prep.
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DiMaggio To Undergo Heel Operation Today
Joe DiMaggio will receive a skin graft on his left heel at Johns Hopkins Hospital to close a slow healing wound that has sidelined him from spring work and may delay the start of the season. The procedure, by Dr. Edward Hanrahan, is expected to require four to six weeks before he can play. The graft will come from the player's own skin.
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Tourney Scoreboard Wednesday Results Section 22
Scoreboard lists numerous high school basketball results across sections 18 19 20 22 and 30 with teams including Ansted Gauley Bridge Mt Hone Montgomery Rupert Marlinton Crichton Renick Hinton Union Talcott Sand Stone Fayetteville Oak Fill Lookout Kingston Meadow Bridge Ausie Mt Howe Pax Pineville Herndon Oceana Glen Rogers Richwood Cowen Webster Springs Sumi ville Ronceverle Rainelle White Sulphy Shady Spring Stock Mullens Beckley Trap Hill and others. regional matchups and schedules for Thursday Friday and Saturday plus junior high meet details and regional site pairings.
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Training Camp Briefs Highlight Young Cardinals Squad
St Louis owner Sam Breadon praises the 1947 Cardinals at St Petersburg camp calling the rookie group one of the finest in camp. Reds plan no shift for Ted Williams during exhibition. Dodgers beat Panama Field. Al Evans of Washington sidelined two weeks by a knee injury. Pirates officials visit St. Petersburg to discuss trades and field dedication.
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al Evans
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Miami Beach
Scoring Records Fall In Marshall
National Intercollegiate Basketball Tournament opening day yields record scores and high individual marks. Wisconsin State Teachers center Nate Delong posts 56 points, breaking the NAIB mark as Marshall College defeats Wisconsin State 113 to 80. Cliff McNeely nets 31 for Texas Wesleyan. Loras College falls to Minnesota State. Loyola Baltimore faces Hastings College with Jim Lacy leading the nation in scoring.
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Cubs Tie Beavers In 13th Inning Exhibition Duel
Whitey Kurowski starred as Chicago Cubs met Portland Beavers in an exhibition at Los Angeles. The game went to a 7 7 deadlock after a ninth inning lapse by the Cubs tied the score 5 5 and darkness ended play in the 13th inning.
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A B Favored In College Tourney
Alderson-Broaddus enters the West Virginia Intercollegiate Conference tournament as the early season favorite, though the team struggled in the conference race. The Rattlers rely on speed from the Peleaz brothers Floatz Joe and Bob and Dari Wilmoth to compensate for height, with Dari totaling 450 points in 26 games and Howard Hurst providing defense and rebounding from Shinnston.
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Boxing Roundup Shows Several Knockouts Across Cities
In Cleveland Ezzara Charles 170 1 4 beat Jim Bivins 184 in a knockout. Philadelphia Billy Arnold 156 stopped Joey Falco 151 in the third. New York Jimmy Carollo 200 3 4 defeated Sanders Cox 184 11 2 on points. Baltimore Bee Washington 165 outpointed Roy Williams 116 1 2. Washington Herby Jones 182 1 2 stopped Jackie Floyd 126 1 2. Allentown Axostinho Guedes 186 and Doc Bea 184 drew. Scranton Nunzio Ferraro 139 stopped Joe Murphy 144. Harrisburg noted.
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Milwaukee
Joe Murphy
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O Neill Praises Kell as Best Third Baseman Seen
Detroit manager Steve O Neill lauds George Kell of Swifton Ark as the greatest third baseman he has ever seen. Kell, 24, joined the team from the Athletics and helped push the club to second place with a .322 batting average and stellar fielding at third base.
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International Gold Gloves Bouts Set In May
International Gold Gloves competition revived in Chicago Stadium on May 28 with a United States team facing Europe in an elimination tourney in Dublin Ireland from May 12 to 17. Participating countries include Great Britain France Italy Austria Belgium Denmark Finland Holland Ireland Norway Sweden Poland Luxembourg Spain Switzerland Czechoslovaks and Hungary.
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All-Teams Named by Big Ten and MVAA
The MVAA and Big Ten discussed new official selection methods at a joint meeting. A committee will study arbiter ratings across the 38-member circuit and consider hiring a representative to name officials for all games involving member schools.
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