Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 March 1950 — Page 26

Four More Added to “NIB Field

St. Thomas, Nevada | Get in After long_Squabble

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Mar. 10 (UP)—Four more teams were added to the Tield today for the National Association of Intercollegiate Basketball tournament

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"t‘mhomas and the University of Nevada—entered the tournament! after a prolonged squabble over eligibility of one and the financial problems of the other. . Thomas was chosen to rep-!

Minnesota, on the basis of its 71-65-regular— season defeat over Mankato Teachers, winner of the| Teachers College Conference. Mankato finished second in the Intercollegiate Conference, behind

jon and district-at-large repre-

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Ends Controversy

The selection of St. Thomas ended a controversy which started two weeks ago when Mankato charged that the District 13 committee was illegal because it had only four members. The committee was reorganized last night and again selected St. Thomas. Nevada accepted the NAIB bid after a long discussion ‘over athletic finances, The other two teams added to the 32-team field were Vermillion z of-South Dakota and New Mexico > State C oliege.

Purdue Relies

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' LAFAYETTE, Mar, 10—A balanced one-mile relay team will carry Purdue's hopes of repeating as champion of the university sec-

Chicago tomorrow, Headed by Capt. Frank Harder and Ronald Meyer, the Boller-, maker foursbme was barely nosed out in the Big Ten indoor meet last week. Harder and Meyer finished first and second, respective-| ty, in‘the conference meet. Harder and Meyer are backed up by Ron-| ald Koons and Ben Sheaffer, “Harold Omer, defending champion in the 70-yard dash, has shown signs of regaining last year's form and is being counted on heavily by Coach Dave Rankin. A sure point-getter for the Boiler-! makers is Ed Jones, high jumper, who tied for first in the Big Ten indoor meet. Others who have point possibiiities include Bob Hocker, hurdler, and John Blair, junior broad. jumper, who is recovering from a leg injury.

Officials Map Plans |

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Plans for the approaching sea“son of the Indianapolis Amateur Baseball Association were mapped last night as officials of the organization held their first meeting of "950 at Hurley's restaurant. Heading the group were President Frank. Sigafoos, Vice President Joe Boughton and SecretaryTreasurer Bernie Harmon... First general meeting of the association will be held next Thursday.

Knapp Wins and Loses dn. Billiard... Tourney... ~

Jay Krapp of South Bend defeated Frank Hobart, Michigan City, and lost to Phil Greenberger, Indianapolic, in a ‘pair of state three-cushion billiard tournament matches last night in the Board of Trade parlor. Knapp-had a high run of six in bumping Hobart, 50-33, in 54 inning: Greenberger' took 70 frames to defeat Knapp. 50-40. Al Maloof ‘and Dave Klapper will méet at 8:30 o'clock tonight ina -continuation “of the tourna- .. ment i

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