Chandler Ousted Eyes Senate in 1852 Baseball Spoils Tale
AP reports Happy Chandler lost his bid for a new term as baseball commissioner, gathering only a 97 vote edge on a single secret ballot at a joint owners meeting. He vowed not to pursue the post, hinted at returning to Kentucky, and suggested possible interest in his U S Senate seat vacated by Virgil Chapman.
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Gulfstream Entries and Results Snapshot
Detailed Gulfstream racing entries and results show multiple race classes for 4 years and up, including payouts of 2200 and 2400, with horses such as Reno Ultimata 114 and Twilight Trail 119 among others. The list spans multiple stakes levels, with results and times noted for each division.
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Trinity and Tufts reach New England basketball semifinals
In Medford Massachusetts Trinity upset Rhode Island State 87 86 and Tufts beat Williams 65 56 to set a semifinal with Wynn Shudt leading Williams with 14 points Tufts co captains Jim Mullaney and Don Goodwin each scored 22. Buck and Jacobs honored at New York Boxing Managers Guild dinner.
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Eastern NCAA Basketball Tournament adds Connecticut Villanova and Louisville
Connecticut Villanova and Louisville joined the Eastern NCAA Tournament, leaving one at-large spot. Asa Bushnell of the Eastern Selection Committee announced the selections as pairing announcements set for noon. Eastern rounds start Mar 20 in New York and Raleigh with Western rounds Mar 21 in Kansas City, leading to a Minneapolis final Mar 27.
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Harvard Coach Calls Freezing Tactics Pernicious
Harvard coach Norm Shepard denounced freezing tactics as pernicious after his team trailed Yale by two and watched the Elis hold the ball for nearly two minutes with the score tied. Oswald Tower, a rules expert, declined to elaborate as Shepard urged a rules committee review and Hobson of Yale supported a limit on ball control time.
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Burgin Seeks 5000 For Famechon Rematch
Eddie Burgin, just out of the 100 dollar fights class, wants 5000 for a rematch with Ray Famechon after stopping him in two rounds last Tuesday. Famechon was paid about 4000 for taking a betting from Burgin, fighting on a guarantee plus percentage. Promoter Sam Becker notes Burgin earned about 1000 for his win prior and 100 for the earlier bout. Becker hopes to arrange a rematch by April 10 on terms acceptable to both fighters.
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Two Named to East Five East West ColA all star game
New York AP reports two Southern laces Jim Slaughter of South Carolina and Mel Payton of Tulane were added to the Eastern squad joining Western for the East West ColA all star basketball game in March.
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College Basketball Scores From NF and Related Games
NF and1. John's London? Bkn. 60 St. Bonaventure 48 Brigham Youngs 7% 8 Lovie 68 New Fiyland Invitation Tufts 5 Willams 36 Boston College 56 Random 47 Trinity S7 Rhode Island State 6 Southwest Conference best of 3 series tied 1-1 Texas 35 Texas A&M 34 NAIB Tousney at Kansas City Regis Denver 72 East Central Oklahoma State 55 Florida State 65 South Dakota State 70 Memphis State 76 Portland U 74 Arkana at Poly 6 Texas State 70 Morehead State 62
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Mikvy Named To All Star College Five
Look magazine selected a five man college basketball All Star team chosen by 430 writers and broadcasters. Members include Gale McArthur of Oklahoma A&M, Bill Mikvy of Temple, Sam Ranzino of North Carolina State, Bill Spivey of Kentucky, and Mel Hutchins of Brigham Young.
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Ciccotella Released At Middlebury
Middlebury College terminated the contract of Dick Ciccotella effective June due to world conditions. Ciccotella, a 1933 Manhattan College graduate and former pro basketball player, served since 1946. His baseball teams won Vermont titles four years in a row. he also coached basketball and improved the program. Prior to service he coached at Christian Brothers Academy in Albany.
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NCIT Opens at Albany Armory as Third Tourney Starts
The third annual National Catholic Invitation Basketball tournament opens this afternoon at the Armory in Albany. The piece notes advance ticket sales and predicts growth, with concerns over team quality and venue capacity, and mentions on campus control and nearby college performances including RPI and Connecticut.
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YMCA Varsity Beats Veterans Vocational 48 to 37
YMCA Varsity overcame Veterans Vocational 48 to 37 as all players scored. YMCA Physical Director Boris Kazimiroff announced a Friday 6:30 p.m. basket ball banquet with Ed Wachter as principal speaker. Letters go to Varsity and Jayvee. Senior House league awards. Easter Tournament entries due next Monday.
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Beaunit Scotia Fives Triumph In Cohoes Tourney Opener
Beaunit and Scotia Whites won opening round games in the Beatle nit Foundation Gold Medal Tournament at St. Agnes Lyceum Cohoes. Beaunits beat Averill Park Alumni 53 40 Scotia defeated the Troy Camels 75 33. Scoring leaders included Scotia players Madden 22 Morgan 17 Fellows 11 and McDonald 19 while Averill Park featured Radz 16 and Lawrence 10. Second round games are tonight with semifinals tomorrow and finals Friday.
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