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Another post-season laurel fell Saul Mariaschin's way Tuesday as a group of local sportswriters placed him on their All-New England basketball team. Co-starring roles on the sectional honor roll went to arch-rival Tony Lavelli of Yale and three of Holy Cross's NCAA Tournament champions...
One of the champions of the idea was on hand-Britain's Dr. John A. Ryle, first professor of social medicine at Oxford.
Holy Cross downed the Oklahoma Aggies last night, 58 to 47, to end the long reign of western teams as basketball champions of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, in the East-West finale at Madison Square Garden.
The Bulldog saw red Saturday afternoon, as the invading Crimson House champions from Lowell and Adams swept the New Haven end of the Harvard-Yale intramural hostilities, avenging the local defeat of the Lowell mermen.
Dr. Charles Malik, Lebanese delegate to U.N., offered a little suggestion to his fellow statesmen: do not forget "the individual human person." Mused Philosopher Malik: "Who is this person? This person ... is the living, dying man, who suffers and rebels, is scared, makes mistakes . . . hesitates . . . gossips . . . even blushes and laughs...