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Hight Teams in N, C. Ne-Gsc4. Ac: Meets
Share $21,083.

CoLUMBUs, a2 June 3. (AP)—a|-
profit of $21,083 was divided among
eight basketball teams which par-
ticipated in the annual National
Collegiate Athletic association bas-
ketball tournaments this spring, H.
G. Olsen, coach at Ohio State uni-
versity and chairman of the tourna-
ment committee, reported today.

Olsen said, the teers pis
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the most successful of any yet held,
with the net profit amounting to
$26,029. The N. C. A. A. took about
$5,000 of the tctal and the remainder
was split among the teams. :
“The univer, sities of Utah and Dart-
meuth, tournament. finalists, got

$3,513 each; Pepperdine college, the|i

University of Missouri, Iowa State,

‘|Ohio State, Catholic University and

Temple got $2,432 each.

Olsen ‘said a  post-tournament
game between Utah, the N. C. A. A.
victor. and D tmouth, winner
jof the metfopo

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