Manager Under Fire Stanky Resigns White Sox Bossing Change
Eddie Stanky stepped down as Chicago White Sox manager and will be replaced by Al Lopez. team owner Arthur Allyn announced after two hours of talks. Stanky said the move was in the best interest of the team and family, with Les Moss to pilot the club until Lopez arrives.
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Pepsi Bowl Upset by Height In Outdoor Tourney
At Indianapolis Elwood-WHS Electric defends title, beating Pepsi Cola 67 to 54 in the 11th annual Elwood Sons Cup outdoor tourney. Elwood used front line height led by 6-5 Dick Ellis and 6-7 Gus Chapman to overpower Pepsi.
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Dick Ellis
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Wewle
Cornell and Stuart Crews Reach The Semifinals
Cornell and Stuart Crews advance to the semifinals after a quarterfinal win in a baseball event. Mike Dunn of First National Bank hurler pitched a no hit game in a dominant performance, while other crews and schools are preparing for semifinal clashes in London and nearby venues.
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First National Bank
Hotun
Pon- Henley-On-Thambes
UPI
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Tell University
Jeb Stuart
Quintin BC
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Duar High School
Henley Royal Regatta
Cardla Siochana R.C
Sorco Wing
Cornell
Jeb Stuart Wins Princess Elizabeth Cup in Dramatic Regatta
Jeb Stuart School of Virginia defeated Shrewsbury England by four lengths to win the Princess Elizabeth Cup. The Virginia crew, 1968 U.S. schoolboy champions, secured their first Rentey visit with strong support from friends and family. Health setbacks and stronger tides affected other crews as the day featured varied results across the regatta.
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Jeb Stuart
Alls Church
Downing
Shrewsbury School
England
Virginia Crew
U.S
Rentey
Laravidm
Dunn Hurls No-Hit No-Run BR Victory
Dunn leads in a one sided game with a no hit no run performance as WHS outpaces rivals and advances to face Robertsons of Indianapolis at 7 p.m. Saturday. The mix of misplayed free throws and late surge trimmed the margin, but WHS maintained control through the third quarter before Papri’s late push. Other Thursday night scores showed Kokomo Coon Red and Fork Wayne Caps in close finishes, with more results across the region.
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Bowling Back-Up Ball Explained In Quick Guide
A vintage note explains backup bowling as a ball curving right for a right handed bowler. The pocket pamphlet covers stance lift approach swing and pushaway as well as three ball types hook straight and back up. Send for a copy with SASE to National Newspaper Syndicate Chicago.
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National Newspaper Syndicate
North Wacker Drive
Chicago
Stage Door Is Big Favorite In Dilner Handicap
Green tree Stable's Stage Door Johnny, Belmont Stakes winner, opens as a prohibitive 12 to 1 favorite for the Dilner Handicap at Aqueduct. Six 3 year olds are entered for the mile and one quarter race with a purse near 81,900 dollars.
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Gustave King
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Carnoustie
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Avu
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J Jron
Prince John
Belmont
Edie
Gary
Drew
Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Deadline Set For Softball Team Entries
Deadline set for softball team entries and a format for evening pairings at Ball Park. Report notes weather impacted scoring and players including Charles and local figures preparing for draws at 6:00 pm.
Stockton And Snead Tie For GMO Golf Lead
Stockton and Snead led the Greater Milwaukee Open with 135 and 137 respectively as Stocklay tied for second and Snead set a course record with a 67. The field chased the leaders across a windy Milwaukee course while McLain won his 17th for Detroit.
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GMO Golf
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Hintz
Milwaukee
UPI
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Atherton
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Montgomery
Ala
Stockton
Snead
North Pole
Melendon
Rocky ‘Thompson
Wichita Falls
Tex
Noch Shore Country Club
Thareday
Harvard and Penn Victories in Olympic Trials Semifinals
Harvard University and the University of Pennsylvania won semifinal heats in the Olympic trials eight-oar rowing event at Long Beach. Harvard clocked 6:63. Penn beat 1968 favorite Vesper Best Club, with Penn posting 5:56.1 in its heat. Losers enter repechage for finals.
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Intercollegiate Rowing Association
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University of Washingten
Stanford University
Heam
Orange Coast
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Long Beach State College
Tim Brown Leaves Football for Show Business Career
Baltimore Colts announce halfback Timmy Brown will quit football to pursue show business. Brown, 23, joined the Colts after being acquired from the Philadelphia Eagles following the 1967 season in exchange for defensive back Alvin Haymand.
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Timmy Brown
Baltimore Colts
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Treakeway
Philadelphia Eagles
Alvin Haymand
Grandview Club Holds Pro Am Tourney Winners Listed
Grandview linksmen won major places in a one day pro am event at the municipal course. Top scores include N Perrigo and W Sipes with near 59 in a 11 under par effort. other prize winners named include M DeHomite G Hacker B Dunham Bodhin and Parson. A weekly 1 hole tourney sponsored by Broadra Beverage saw Melson Kee and Bodkin lead with 68 70 scores.
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Broadra Beverage
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Melson
Chambers Nets First Ace in 40 Years at Meadowbrook
William Chambers, a 62 year old Delco Remy retiree and Killbuck course regular, scored his first ace in four decades on the 17th hole at Meadowbrook Golf Club. He posted a 60 for 16 holes after making the hole in one on a par 3 with a 1 9 yard shot, playing alongside Greg Walbridge Leo Oshier and Charles Wolfe. Chambers bought refreshments for the trio after the round.
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