Kentucky and Oklahoma A and M Favored In NCAA Tournament
Kentucky led by Adolph Rupp and Oklahoma A and M, top teams in the field, are favored in regional play. The Eastern side heads to Raleigh and New York with Kentucky opening against Townsville while BYU aims for the National Invitation. Western bracket features BYU and Kansas State as contenders with Brigham Young eyeing a trip to Minneapolis.
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Will Grimsley
New York
Kentucky
Oklahoma A and M
Minneapolis
Hank Jhan
Tue Graka Wiltonts
Adolph Rupp
Raleigh
N. Y
Madison Square Garden
Thea Aggies
Kansas City
Kanana
Kansas State
Brigham Young
Skinlne
Ff &Weep
BYU Cimars
St Lewis
Seton Hall
Dayton
City College
CONY
Garden
Ham Young
Pupis
Utah
Cougars
Brisham Young
San Jose State
Arizona
Townsville
Carolina State
Villanova
Columbia
Hampions
Windsam New York
St John's
Connecticut
St. John's
Seton Halk
Fervier Extends Lead by Five Strokes in Open
Fervier, ahead by five strokes, shoots 12 under par at the Inckeonville Open with 64 dates completed. Art Wall Jr. trails at 20, while Jack Fields and Lloyd Mangum chase at 21 and 21. Ferrier, seeking his third straight win, overcame early trouble to hold a comfortable margin.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Verrier
Art Wall, Jr
Hronsyilte
N.Y
Jacksfields
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Dme
Lloyd Mangum
Chicago
Berger
Bridesmaid of national Catholic volleyball crowns title
The article reports Piaieis College of Lraaklyar earning a bridesmaid claim in the National Catholic Volleyball Tournament. In their third appearance, The Terders won their third straight game with a 93-79 victory over Seattle University on Saturday.
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Albany
N.Y
Mavel
Piaieis College of
Lraaklyar
Vovititigg Baseiaoll Pournament
Wasoa ‘Bvide
Yhe Terders
Seattle University
Playoffs Set In National League Top Of Four Teams In Each Division
The Associated Press reports the NBA playoffs are set after the final regular season games. Eastern and Western divisions begin with two of three series leading to best four of seven finals between division champions. Key results include Minneapolis 86 68 New York and Syracuse over Boston.
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Associated’ Prean
Minneapolis
New York
Syracuse
Toston
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Rochester
Aeee AO
BM Ag
Mineige
Laurel Opener Sets Capitol Handicap Feature
The Laurel Maryland spring meet opens with the Capitol Handicap headed by Admiral's Pride and Magnet from Peelicun Stable. Thirteen sprinters are nominated with possible late entries. Admiral's Pride recently tied the track record for six furlongs at Hathra. Magnet won the Capitol last year and has been a winter winner at Fat Grounds.
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Laurel
Marcel
Maine Chance Farn
Admiral’s Pride
Peelicun Stable
Magnet
Charles J. McLennan
Thatrah
Capitol
Mueller to Braves in Major League Swap
In Bradenton Florida on March 19 the Boston Braves acquired catcher Lay Mueller who had been released two days earlier by the Pittsburgh Pirates. The 38 year old veteran began his major league career with the Braves in 1935.
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Mueller
Braves
Bradenton
Fla
Boston Braves
Lay Mueller
Pitts
Pirates
The
Strikes and Saree End Of Hagerstown Mixed League Season
The Hagerstown Mixed League closed its regular season with a tight finish. Blue wins the championship while Silver and Yellow place second and third. The league attracts strong local support and aims to grow next season. Bob Fahrney had high single, Ed Lecrone led in three games. Evelyn Hentz top woman with high game and net. League records include Lecrone 410 set 162 game and Dentz 377 set 1398 set by Yellow.
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Hagerstown
Lauvels
Bob Fahrney
Ed Lecrone
Evelyn Hentz
Evelyn Dentz
Helen Sayles
Bowling Standings and Scores Stir Local Leagues
The Walnuts lead the Al satia League by five points as Hawthorns Mahoganys and Magno- Won Sivat Pislag chase second place. Ray Din took individual honors with a 152 high game and 383 series amid scores from Snyder Bradley Staley Humelsine and Koons. In other leagues top teams and players are listed with high games and sets and brief notes on standout performances.
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Walnuts
Latta Leagte Hawthorns
Mahoganys
Bil Snyder
BI Bradley
Don Staley
Leonard Humelsine
G. Wil
Lard
EB. Koons
C. Slats Aaenaltas
Pies Oo
Beplars Mlwis É Feabyniods Spree O
Williws J. Torehfs
Cwestauts
Plasree
Lockhaum
Lirkeries
Majdes
Hilda Edwards
Coton
Rims Ana Palms
Hiich
Klis
Liigh Ind
Hinterman
Itich
R, Hinterman
Hwaghnstown
Lowt Dia
Pele Wee
I. Jane
Waonen
Hentz
Bentz
Hwieh
Ames
Dank Jones
Ayers
RT Leiter Brethe
Mathias Miller
Savoy
Cen Gibney Florists
Mason Dixon High
Tigh
la Tileh Ind
Shirley Kretsinger
Vaz Vigh
Wilda Edwards
Hagerstown
Harder Herd
Nowling League
Windsor
Ahi Eye Triangle
Jiangnan
Ts. Martin
M. C. Myers
Phillies Rookie Brittin Aims To Break Through
In Terre Haute 26 year old pitcher John Brittin, a Navy veteran from Springfield Illinois, is seen as a leading Phillies rookie hopeful. Coach Cy Perkins and scout Johnny Nee rate him highly though his 7 14 minor league mark and control issues are noted. Brittin, who pitched at Illinois and in NCAA play, describes his improved grasp on pitching and knows the road to the big leagues hinges on his command and adaptability. A separate note from Kansas City reports Hamline University claiming the NIAC basketball title with a 69 61 win over James Millikin University before 400 fans.
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Sawyer
John Brittin
Brittin
Budda Church
Rod Miller
Britin
Cy Perkins
Yeatebor
Johnny Nee
Toronto
Maine Leafs
Benny Bengough
Terre Haute
Phillies
University of Ilinois
New Slaven
Connt
NYU
Navy
Kansas City
Tramline University
Wed Pipers
Joe Tallows
St. Paul
Ming
Ftegin
James Millikin University
Hamline
Cumberland Valley Field Trials Enjoy Weekend Success
The Cumberland Valley Field Trial Club held its 17th annual spring field trials on the Valley Training Area below Williamsport. Strong entries and excellent weather drew large crowds Saturday and Sunday, with awards in multiple stakes including Open Shooting Dog and Amateur Shooting Dog. Notable placements included Royal Mike owned by R. Q. Cook and Sea views Palmetto Joe owned by W. A. Hopkins.
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Cumberland Valley Field Trial Club
Williamsport
Mr. Royal Mike
R. Q. Cook
Sea Views Palmetto
W. A. Hopkins
Jackie Howard
Trigger
Harold Crane
Charles Baird
Potomac Fish & Game Club
Potomac J
Merry of McKenzie
George Vans
Mercersburg
Orchard Road
Tubby
BP. Mansons
Croacher
R. T. McIntire
Nagy
D. BH. Kershner
Ken. Gale
Flarry Ravey
Flarry Ravey; third:—Sue
Pomowahbake Hap
Tarry Kavey
Mt. Royal Mike
Saturn Candy Girl
Benton Snider
Winchester
Jack Thomas
Round Hill
Mary of
McKenzie
George Evans
Garlinn Dot
R. JD. Roane
Arnold
iWon
Baugh
Texas Rancer
Julius Marey
Washington
Yaep
Cook
Roane
Seaviews
Dalmetto. Joe
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