College Basketball Roundup From Quarterfinals to Early Rounds
Report of several college basketball results across the nation. St John’s beat Western Kentucky 69 78 in quarterfinal action, while George Pepperdine defeated American University 54 50 in first round. Other scores include Hamline 74 Regis 66 and Portland 48 Montana 47.
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Regis (Cole) College
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New Mexico
A& MN
Westminster
Teachers College of Down
Davis and Fikins
W.va
St. Thomas College
St. Paul
Pro Basketball Exhibition Baseball Schedules Mumbled
A list of today’s exhibition games mixed with unclear team names and locations. The schedule mentions teams such as Detroit New York Chicago St Louis Cleveland Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburgh and others, with venues in Mesa St Petersburg Bradenton Clearwater San Bernardino and Phoenix.
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Bradenton
Cleveland
Phoenix
Cincinnati
Philad
Clearwater
Tl Vet
Syracuse Ee
BON New York
Washington Alay
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Philadelphia
Resul Anderson
Sheoygan
St Louis
New York
Syracuse
Indianapolis
Lefty James plots new defensive twists for Cornell
Ithaca notes that Cornell coach Lefty James, famed as an innovator, plans spring practice to be totally crazy with spread formations and varied looks. He credits Pop Warner and Ralph Jones as influences, while omitting Notre Dame’s Rockne, and suggests pro teams should hire Warner for his forward thinking.
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Pop Warner
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Syracuse
Ke Gilbert
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Kansas U
Pep in 150th Pro Fight Friday in Hartford
Willie Pep prepares for his 150th professional bout in Madison Square Garden against Ray Famechon. The 27 year old Hartford featherweight king defends his crown Friday night, seeking to extend his reign and pride as a lasting champ.
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France
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Old Guard Leaves Cincinnati Camp for Sewell New Deal
The Cincinnati Reds begin spring with Luke Sewell as manager replacing the old guard. Key players like Blackwell and Hatton face questions while a four-way battle for second base unfolds and Merriman and Wyrostek vie for outfield spots amid a reshaped roster.
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Mary Rackiey
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Walker Cooper
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Ker Raffensberger
Howie Fox
Harshman Shines In Giants Grapefruit Opener
The Grapefruit League report highlights Jack Harshman in his first three exhibitions as a replacement for John Mize with the New York Giants. Harshman batted .750 with six hits in eight at bats and hit a homer in a 3-2 win over Cleveland in Tucson.
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Huey Paces W. Va. Entry to Biggest Tourney Margin
Davis and Elkins of West Virginia defeated St. Thomas College 64-52 in the NAIB Tournament first round. Hap Huey led with 22 points for Davis & Elkins as St. Thomas trailed 36-29 at halftime and faded in the second half.
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W.va
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Murray
State
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University of Portland
Ore
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Tamipa
Fla
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N.Y
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N.C
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Minnesota
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Hap) Huey
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Davis & Elkins
FFF
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Hill
Uets Chiamar
Pukach
Lanza
Veeveee
Gennantonto
ST. Tuomas Bauer
Hastings
Leyden
Biau
Sandstromh
Mars
Snead-Tournament Opens Second Round At Seminole Golf
In Palm Beach Florida 42 pros lead amateurs in the Seminole Golf Club 54 hole event as Henry Ransom of St Andrews Indiana tops the pros with a 33 36 69 for a three under par two round total. Sammy Snead tied for high scores with 77 while Ben Hogan copes with trouble in the winter circuit as the pro field begins 36 hole teams with 64 amateurs in play.
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Miami Beach
Marshall Starts Spring Grid Grind
Marshall College opened spring football with 69 hopefuls as Pete Pederson begins his first season. Indoor chalk talks covered the split-T while weather permitting outdoor drills start Monday. Claude Miller of Madison, W. Va., named graduate assistant to assist the guards, joining line coach Sam Cragg and Harry Hood from Mount Union College.
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Cam Henderson
Claude Miller
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Marshall
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Henderson
Harry Hood
Mount Union College
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Fights Last Night Follow Newark Card Results
In Newark Tony Pellone 130 outpointed Tommy Ciarto 147. Chicago Bobby Jarvis 147 outpointed Bob Neal 147. In Philadelphia Jersey Joe Walcott 197 stopped Johnny Shkor 216 in Baltimore venue.
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New York
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Bobby Jarvis
Bob Neal
Monaca
Philadelphia
Joe Walcott
Camden
Johnny Shkor
Baltimore
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