National Basketball A A U quarterfinals set eight teams
Eight teams remain in the A A U national tournament with favorites from Kansas City San Francisco Denver and Laramie plus five Missouri Valley squads. In the third round Wyoming beat Ogden 39 35 after trailing by 22. Wednesday results show Tulsa Oilers over Firestone Californians 106 22 in the upper bracket and Denver Pigs 27 White Hagie Oilers 16. Lower bracket games included Hutchinson Renos 33 Schuyl? Athletic Club 29 and Wyoming University 39 Ogden Boosters 35.
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Aith
San Francisco
Denver
Laramie
Wyo
Ogden
Utah
Hoosiers
University of ‘Wyoming
Tulsa Oilers
Firestone Californians
Angeles
Lifechultz Freighters
Dominion Electrics
Minneapolis
Olympic Club
Sholis Cafe
Washington, D. C
Denver Pigs
White Hagie Oilers
Southern Kansas Stage Lines
Gilmore Oilers
Seattle
Hutchinson Renos
Schueisler Athletic Club
Chicago
Wichita Gridley
Chieftains
Chicago Optometrists
Wyoming University
Boosters
Barracks Briefs From the Midsemester Campus
In mid Wiarch the Government Inspection looms on April 17 and 18 as seventy cadets prepare for Annapolis entrance exams led by Schultz Hamilton and Hawthorne. News notes celebrate medalists in basketball, prank photos by the Bronco staff, a Bud Beazley beard mishap, Seifert handling troublemaking ideas, a radio club meeting, and a humorous drill scene with Bert Zuckerman reacting to dogs and sheep on parade.
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Messrs
Schultz
Hamilton
Hawthorne
Annapolis
Bud
Nan
Seifert
Radio Clib
Willson Hall
Major Smith
Bertram Zuckerman
Law
Bert
F Troop
Practicing Medicine Without License Fined in Hot Springs
In Hot Springs New Mexico on March 15 G L Mills secretary of the Chamber of Commerce and operator of the Mills bath house was charged with practicing medicine without a license. He was fined 25 plus costs after a trial in the justice of the peace court.
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Production Credit Offices to Open in Las Cruces
Las Cruces New Mexico March 1 AP offices of the Las Cruces Production Credit Association Dona Ana Sietta Lutia Hidalgo and Grant counties will be opened here within the next ten days H F Guiffin of Las Cruces will be in charge as secretary treasurer Gary of La Mesa is president
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Dona
Cyclones Kill and Mourn in North Queensland Coast
In Australia authorities report 75 dead or missing after cyclones lash the Queensland coast near Cairns and Cooktown. Nine boats are lost, a crew of 20 had only three survivors after two days at sea. One other small vessel capsized with ten drowned. Towns suffer near total destruction, property losses about 2.5 million. Most victims are Aborigines.
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Brisbane
Australia
Queensland
Cairns
Cooktown
Dillon to Speak at Vaughn Legion Dinner
Former Gov. R. C. Dillon will be the featured speaker at a Vaughn Legion dinner, scheduled to draw local residents and veterans. The event aims to honor community service and raise funds for Legion programs in Vaughn, New Mexico.
The Big Drive benefit film at Yucca Theatre
A World War II era film The Big Drive will be shown next Tuesday March 20 at the Yucca Theatre as a benefit for the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The educational picture features authentic combat scenes from eight nations, with honest depictions of gas, phanther, and hand to hand fighting. Roswell veterans are expected to attend, and a war trophy display will be shown in Montgomery Ward window with the street roped off for atmosphere. School children over 12 can view 1 4 PM for 20 cents. under 12 pay 10 cents.
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Hollywood
Yucca Theatre
New York
Heollywood
Thames
Roswell
Montgomery Ward
UNM center Walton leads border conference all star picks
Jack Walton of the University of New Mexico, a tackle from Clovis, was placed on the all-border conference basketball team by commissioner Dr Emil Larson. Jack Bizegs earned a second team forward spot and Ray Parton received honorable mention. The selections accompanied a banquet by Wayne Johnson Post 53 American Legion observing its fifteenth anniversary.
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N. M
Jack
Treetop) Walton
Giant
University of New Mexico Basketball Center
Clovis
Emil Larson
Jack Bizegs
Ray Parton
Wayne Johnson
American Legion
Arizona
Byrne
Johnson
Filburn
A. Crows
Texas Tech
Jack Baird
Aggies
Gilmore
Tech
Bigs
New Mexico
Robinson
Priddy
Lill Co
Tempe
Crumley
Flaggstafl
Caplinger
L. Crews
Overson
Fiarcraft
Barton
Futter
Plagsteff
Evens
Mingetall
Destructive blast levels La Libertad city in El Salvador
A port explosion near La Libertad, El Salvador, killed about 150 and left much of the town in ruins. The blast, heard 30 miles away in San Salvador, ignited fires that consumed the city hall and a church as hundreds of firemen and relief workers labored amid injured evacuees. Officials reported about 250 dynamite cases exploded, with several deaths among those handling the charge.
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el Balvador
la Illibertad
Teday
National
la Libertad
Pirates Hope to Lead League End of Season
Paso Robles California report on the Pittsburgh Pirates aiming for the National League title this season. Manager George Gibson relies on newcomer Charles Red Lucas from the Cincinnati Reds to boost the club, hoping his pinch hitting and pitching improve a team that finished near the top the previous two years.
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Paso Robles
Calif
Pittsburgh
Hich
George Gibson
Charles “Red” Lucas
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Red
Lucas
Regents Move Toward Reinstating New Mexico Normal
Las Vegas New Mexico March 15 Vesting full presidential power with regents approval the New Mexico Normal University board began steps to be readmitted by the American Association of Teachers Colleges and the North Central Association. The school was dropped from North Central’s list a year ago and suspended by AATC for one year amid charges of dual management and political influence.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Board of Regents
The
New Mexico Normal University
American Association of Teachers’ Colleges
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Normal
North Central
State U Not To Play Spring Football
Albuquerque March 15 Texas Minners and New Mexico Aggies sought spring football games with the University of New Mexico but officials decided against any intercollegiate games in the spring. University athletic manager Tom Popejoy confirmed the decision.
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Albuquerque
Texas Minners
New Mexico Aggies
University of New Mexico
Tom Popejoy
Fay named Socorro postmaster in New Mexico
Postmaster General announces Leo M. Fay has been appointed postmaster of Socorro New Mexico effective immediately. The appointment was disclosed in Washington on March 15 by the AP.
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Leo M. Fay
Socorro
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Unclear Association Rating Item Appears in Text
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