New Mexico High School Basketball Tournaments See Upsets
Districts report multiple upsets as favorites fall early while Santa Fe Indians and Las Vegas Santa Fe reach late rounds. Sacred Heart Gallup and Menaul Albuquerque advance. Deming and St Michael's exit in district play with Silver City rising as a dark horse. Districts One through Eight list first and second round results and advancing teams.
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St. Michael
Las Vegas
Santa Fe High
Albuquerque
Sacred Heart of Gallup
Albuquerque Bulldogs
Gallup High
Menaul
Las Cruces
Anthony
Deming
Silver City
Dexter
Lovington
Carlis
Hobbs
Roswell
Clovis
Floyd
Portales
Rogers
Tucumcari
Forrest
Black Pirates
Logan
Corona
Estancia
Raton
Clayton
St. Patrick
Santa Fe
Immaculate Conception
Taos
Santa Fe Indians
McCurdy Mission
Quemado
la Java
Sacred Heart
Gallup
Ft. ‘Wingate
Logs Lunas
Silver
City
Hot Springs
Hatchita
Virden
Alamogordo
Hurley
Hatch
Hachita
Lordsburg
Roswell Hoges
Hondo
Hope
Carlsbad
Lake Arthur
Melrose
Ranchvale
Grady
Ft. Sumner
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Ere
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Pleasant Hill
Tacumcaru
Porter
Endee
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Indoor intercollegiates ignite Kingsbridge Armory crowd
The 12th Intercollegiate Association indoor championship opens at Kingsbridge Armory with 300+ athletes from 26 eastern schools and William & Mary. NYU, the defending champion, is favored while stars like Spitz, Zaremba, and Reznick headline the field in events including high jump and the 35-pound weight throw.
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New York
Kingsbridge Armory
Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America
William & Mary College
Williamsburg
Joe McCloussey
Fordham
George Spitz
New York University
Keith Brown
Yale
Billy Bonihron
Princeton
Spitz
Pete Zaremba
Mortimer Reznick
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt Pushes Waterways Treaty Ratification
Franklin D. Roosevelt plans to urge Senate ratification of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Waterway Treaty in a special message. Supporters include Governor Lehman, while opponents Wagner and Copeland press a fight. The move follows a favorable Senate committee report and aims to avoid renewed committee wrangling in the next session.
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United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senate
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Roosevelt
Lehman
Robert F. Wagner
Royal Copeland
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
Thomas J. Walsh
Walsh
State Power Authority of
New York
Army Engineers
Wagner
Coyote Elimination by Lovington in District Rounds
Roswell Coyotes were eliminated in the district tournament second round by Lovington 18 to 16. Dexter and Lovington advanced to semifinals with Hobbs and Carlsbad, semis set for today at Cahoon Armory, state tournament berth at Albuquerque on March 10-11.
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Roswell High School Coyotes
Basketd
Mi Icrnament
Levington Hgh School
Dexter
Lovington
Hobbs
Carlsbad
Cahoon Armory
Albuquerque
Carlsbad and
Roswell
Levington
Tatum
Roswell Coyotes
Coyotes
Carpenter
Glover
Wiggins
Lovington Boys
Porter
Cavemen overpower Lake Arthur in second round rout
Carlsbad toppled Lake Arthur 20 to 9 as the Cavemen stifled the defense and controlled the game. Deaton led Hobbs past Hondo 28 to 22 in a hard fought first round clash. Dexter crushed Hope 23 to 6, while Zipper led a tight finish with a 8-6, 10-9, and 17-17 progression before pulling away in the final period.
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Hobbs
Artesia
Hobbs Eagles
Artesia Bulldogs
Mages
Eagles
Deaton
Carlsbad
Lake Arthur
Cavemen
Lake Arthur Boys
Hondo
Dexter
Hope
Hagerman
Dexter Demons
Demons
Kansas U Wins Basketball Title in Big Six Defeat of Oklahoma
Kansas University Jayhawkers, led by Dick Wells, beat Oklahoma 35 to 26 at Lawrence to clinch a third straight Big Six basketball title. The scoreline and brief other results from the day appear before final standings in the local AP recap.
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Kansas City
Mount Oread
Lawrence
University of Kansas Jayhawkers
Oklahoma
Kansas
Dick Wells
Colgate and Duquesne Triumph in Early Scores
Colgate defeats Penn State 49 to 32 while Duquesne tops Carnegie Tech 37 to 35 in early college basketball action. North Dakota and North Dakota State also posted scoring totals, reflecting a scattered slate of regional games.
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Associated Press
Colgate
Penn State
Duquesne
Carnegie Tech
North. Dakota
North
Dakota State
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