Bee Resigns From Long Island University After Bribery Scandal
Clair Bee announced his resignation from Long Island University amid the college bribery scandal. He cited the school policy on big time basketball and a lack of home life after 21 years, saying he might coach again at a prep school or serve as an athletic director.
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Nats and Tigers Split doubleheader in Washington
Ted Gray pitched Detroit to a 6 3 win in the second game as Washington fell 6 3 in the first. Lou Sleater earned his third straight win for the Senators after a Browns trade, while Virgin Trucks took the loss in relief.
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Houck Lonez In Oven Test At Midland Open
Midland entries include Joe Houck and Joe Lopez among pros seeking qualification for the National Open. The main event runs June 12 to 14 at Northwood Country Club in Dallas, following a Monday qualifier at Midland Country Club.
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Alan Ladd A Semi Native Hero Of Botany Bay
Alan Ladd, star of Paramounts Botany Bay, has lived in Hollywood since age eight making him a semi native in California. He is identified with the city and its motion picture world.
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Braves Rally To Split Doubleheader With Reds
Boston defeats Cincinnati 9 to 4 in game two after Cincinnati edged Boston 1 to 0 in game one. Ken Raffensberger earned the victory in the opener, but Warren Spahn doubled as the nightcap starter for the Braves as Ed Mathews belted his eighth homer and Bob Thorpe Libby Sisti drove in two runs in the balanced attack.
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Mangrum Captures Western Open With Record 274
Lloyd Mangrum won the Western Open at St Louis with a 72-hole total of 274 a new Western record. Bobby Locke finished second with 282 after a final 67 while Johnny Palmer was third with 276. Mangrum earned 2400 dollars and Locke 1800 for their places.
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Probable Pitchers For Tomorrow’s MLB Games
The schedule lists American League matchups with Lemon facing Lopat in New York, Holcombe against Nixon in Boston, and Garver versus Byrd in Philadelphia. Detroit meets Washington, and in the National League Brooklyn visits Chicago while Magile faces Brecheen in St Louis. Only game scheduled.
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Five Age Groups In JC Golf Play
The third annual National Junior Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament 将 be held Thursday at the Ross Rogers Course. Five age groups will compete in 18 holes of medal play with winner and runner up in each bracket earning trophies. Fees are one dollar. The three lowest scorers overall qualify for the state tournament. The leader’s expenses are paid by the Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce.
Panhandle Victory Streak Hits Fifth Straight Win
Panhandle shaded Groom 6 to 5 to extend its Caprock Baseball League winning streak to five. Guy Wester pitched a 10 hit complete game for Panhandle while Don Ritter allowed eight hits in defeat. Britten homered for Groom, the game’s lone round tripper.
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Blue Sox fall as rain halts late rally in Abilene
Abilene defeats Amarillo 6 to 8 after a weather delay. Key hits include Van Sullivan Williams Akins and Connors driving in runs, with Herrmann earning the win and Umpires Todd and Ross overseeing the 2:11 game.
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