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1 2L Payment Next July 40-Foof Shot Missed Seattle 12th Team By Half Inch Forces Selected for NIT; Baton Rouge Playoff 12 NCAA Spots Open ALUMINUM SUPPLY IS LIMITED ... SO ■y th* Associated Press •y th« Auociottd Press BATON ROUGE, La., Mar. 3.— NEW YORK, March 3.—Seattle A half inch separated Bill Nary University, one of the cage pow- ers. on the Pacific Coast, was from the $10,000 Baton Rouge named the 12th team in the Na- Open golf title. tional Invitation Basketball Tour- A good pull of wind in the right nament today. The tourney be- direction and it would have been gins with a tripleheader in Madi- son Garden March 8. his. Square Among the Seattle players is But a 40-foot shot with a putter little O’Brien who is the from a parking lot near the 18th Johnny first college player ever to score hole clung tenaciously to the lip more than 1,000 points in a sea- of the cup and sent the tourney son. into a three-way tie. A half Inch Meanwhile, the National Col- more and Nary would have taken legiate Athletic Association, which $2,000 first prize money. does not start its championship Nary, a 36-year-old Albuquer- play until March 21. has 12 spots que, N. Mex., pro; Jack Burke, jr., open. Six will be filled by con- of Houston, Tex., and Tommy Bolt, ference champions and six by NO MONEY DOWN who plays out of Durham. N. C., •• teams selected “at large.” but lives in Houston, meet in * Already in the NCAA lineup are an 18-hole tie this after- playoff St. Louis, champion of the Mis- noon. souri Valley; Kentucky, defending WITH YOUR ORDER Move* Up from Fifth. and winner of the champion I The handsome, carefree Nary Southeastern Conference; Texas lost among the pack in early Christian, which qualified last rounds shot a 6-under-par 66 in week to represent the Southwest yesterday’s fourth round to move Conference; Wyoming, best of the up from fifth position. Bolt was Skyline Conference after defeat- one over par and Burke one under. ing Brigham Young. West Texas State can win the Border Confer- In approaching the 18th, Nary ence title by defeating Texas Tech Next overshot the green and the ball 2L A loss will West bounced into the lot. tonight. drop 1 Payment parking July Texas into a tie with New Mexico Without even being able to see A&M. the green, he casually stroked the NIT Teams Have Good Week. ball with his putter in the general It wouldn’t be surprising to see IMMEDIATE direction of the flag. It bobbed the NCAA dip into the NIT field over rough ground, climbed a hill for some of its “at large” represent- to the rolled down a gentle DELIVERY! green, atives, especially in the East where slope and stopped half an inch Penn State (19-4) turned down an from the PRETTY PLEASE!—It isn’t all work for the baseball in the Nats’ at cup. players spring training camp NIT feeler and said it would con- Burke was forced to drop a 20- Orlando. Here two of them the Florida sunshine like tourists enjoy just ordinary vacationing sider an NCAA bid. The usually foot on the 18th to earn his as Pitcher Tom Ferrick takes movies of Outfielder Sam Mele and his wife putt (left) and 20-month- high-scoring Nittany Lions ended 281. old Staff Photo daughter, Sherry, _—Star by Johnny Mueller. their season Saturday with victory Bolt Misses Putt for Title. I over Pittsburgh by the unusual Bolt, a temperamental Texan Forecasts score of 24-9. who has thrown clubs and argued Norse Skater Wins fulfilled Basketball Nine of the teams in the with spectators in the tourney, NIT turned in highly successful OUTSIDE CASEMENT tried a 30-loot putt that would As Ralph Siia Gets work last week as Dayton (24-3), have given him a 280 and the Third World Title Standings Holy Cross (21-2), St. Bonaven- title on the 18th. It missed by Contract the Associated Frau ture (19-3), LaSalle (19-5), West- ■y th* Associated Press Big League •y STORM WINDOW inches. Ralph Sita has a contract with ern Kentucky (24-4), Duquesne HAMAR, Norway, Mar. 3.—Hjal- IVY LEAGUE. St. Louis (21-5), St. John’s Nary, who has never won a the Cincinnati Reds today, which (20-1), ond mar «—League—, ,-All games- Featuring double-strength glass Andersen, Norway’s speed- comes as no surprise to those who (21-3) and Seton Hall (25-2) major tournament, sang, whistled W. L. Pet. W. L Pts OP exclusive Twin-Lock Reduces skating star who won three Prinreton 1 .900 13 8 1330 1213 lose a Design. and have watched the 19-year-old out- 9 didn’t game. exchanged good-natured won Cornell.. 8 1 .889 10 6 1277 1220 and Olympic gold medals, his < But New York U. (16-7) lost sweating cold spots. Permits easy banter with in fielder perform Penn. .7 2 .778 10 0 1815 1582 spectators firing Columbia 4 4 9 third consecutive world’s cham- as a school and .500 13 1497 1334 twice—to St. John’s and Fordham opeortion of your windows trim an eagle and four birdies. Dartm th 3 7 .300 10 17 1002 1715 pionship yesterday with a meet-1 sandlot star. Yale 1 7 .125 11 13 1509 1503 —after being selected and Louis- ond handsome in Saves 30% He missed a double eagle on Harvard. 0 10 .000 5 14 980 1195 design. record time in the 10,000-meter For Sita has ville (21-5) bowed to Seton Hall. the 456-yard 15th hole by two BIG TEN. on your fuel bill. race, climax of the program. Here’s how the races look in ^ walked been tagged as' «—League—. .-All games-- feet and he away singing who also has won Andersen, a for W. L. Pet. W. L. Pts. O.P. the conferences from which will “I wish I was in Dixie. .” He certainty Illinois 11 1 .917 18 2 1442 1213 three straight European and Nor- Iowa II 2: .840 19 2 1460 1280 come five more teams for the his that if a crack at pro- had promised caddy was well Minn. 10 4 .714 15 7 1350 1261 wegian championships, fessional base- 6 NCAA tourney: he eagled the 15th he would sing Indiana 8 & .615 15 1551 1403 ahead in the combined point score he M. Stata 6 7 .462 13 *8 1217 1143 Big Ten—Illinois (18-2) with ball since O. State 6 8 .429 8 14 1.382 1524 “Dixie" for the gallery. before the last but he won race, a first- Nthnslrn 4 9 .308 7 14 1445 1542 11-1 in league play in setting the gained 1187 Mayfield Foarth. it a margin anyway, rac- Wise. ... 3 9 .250 8 12 1143 by huge string assign- Purdue 3 10 .231 8 13 1316 1466 pace, but Iowa (19-2), which has Finishing fourth with a 284 was ing around the course in 17 ment with East- Michigan 3 10 .231 > 6 15 1181 1299 been beaten twice in 13 confer- 60UTHWEST CONFERENCE. Mayfield of Cedarhurst. iminutes 3.5 seconds. ern School ence games, still is in running. Shelley High (Final Standings) This was far off the world rec- N. Y. Fifth was Felice Torza of as a sophomofe .—League—> ,-All games—. Illinois has two to go, with North- W. L. Pet. W. L. Pts. O.P. St. who posted 285. ord the Norwegian set in the western and Wisconsin at Charles, 111., in 1949. He TCV ... 11 1 .917 21 3 1472 1189 tonight Bob Buden of Portland, Ore., Olympic games last month, but helped the Texas 8 4 .667 16 8 1302 1197 Madison Saturday. Iowa finishes ISMG_ 5 7 .417 111 13 1159 1238 r finished with a 286 and Dick bettered the 17:14.4 set by his to thfe Ralph Rita. Baylor 5 7 ,.4)7 6 18 1214 1401 with Wisconsin tonight. ^WEATHEHGUABDS Ramblers Ivar in Tex. A&M 5 7 .417 9 15 1094 1159 WORLD FAMOUS Mayer of St. Petersburg. Fla., countryman, Ballangrud, DistHct irtterhigh championship Rice 4 8 .333 9 15 1345 1415 Southern Entry Due. world event. Arkansas 4 8 .333 10 14 1191 1275 posted a 287. the 1938 that season and the two following, Southern—West Virginia (22-3) PACIFIC COAST CONFERENCE. in a 288 was John The convincing 10,000-meter three cham- finished the season with the best Turning par besides praying' dn' (Final Standings) on the heels of his 5000- but the NCAA Barnum, Grand Rapids, Mich. victory, pionship teams with “Banker Hill Northern: Division. record, representa- Middlecoff, the Memphis, meter victory Saturday and a in the Junior American t—League—, ,-All games-. tive will be decided in an eight- Cary Legion W. L. Pet. W. L. Pts. O.P Tenn., dentist and pre-tourney fourth in yesterday’s 1,500 meters, Leagrte and one with Georgetown Wash... 14 2 .875 24 4 1773 1408 team tournament starting Thurs- Andersen the title. Lassi ;Idaho ... 9 7 .563 19 13 1859 1866 at N. C. Other teams favorite, finished with 290 along gave Branch in the Washington Boys Oregon 8 8 .600 14 16 1811 1842 day Raleigh, with Earl Stewart, jr., of Dallas, Parkkinen of Finland; 1947 cham- Club Wash. St. 6 10 .375 16 14 1657 1670 in tourney are Clemson, Duke, League.
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