Ivy League Hit By College Cage Scandals
Dist Atty Hogan disclosed Columbia star Fred Portnoy is involved in point shaving for four games at $1 000 per game. Indictments add five new names and expand the bribery conspiracy to include Lacort Green and Wagman among others with multiple college players named across the nation.
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Columbia University
Fred Portnoy
Hogan
Columbia
University
Columbia College
Portnoy
New York County Grand Jury
Philip Lacort
Boston
Joseph Green
Lacort
New England
Daniel Quindazzi
Vogel
Quindazzi
Wagman
Green
Walker
Peter Kelly
U. of Connecticut
Jerry Graves
Mississippi
U. of Mississippi
Ed Test
Dick Fisher
U. of Tennessee
Kentucky
Ed Bowler
la Salle
Duquesne
Test
Fisher
Kelly
Graves
Bowler
Maurice
Wilky) Gilmore
U. of
Burleson and Beatty Lead 73rd AAU Meet Entries
New York entry list for the 73rd AAU outdoor championships includes six Olympic gold medalists and eight world record holders. The marquee event pits Cyrol Burleson of Oregon against Jim Beatty of Santa Clara Youth Village in a four minute mile showdown, with Beatty undefeated in the distance this season.
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New York
UPI
Amateur Athletic Union
America
Cyrol Burleson
Oregon
Jim Beatty
Santa Clara
Burleson
United States
Beatty
NL Draws Up Plans To Supply Players To NY And Houston
The National League committee met in Chicago to create a plan for supplying New York and Houston with players for next season. Details will be announced after the June 26 league meeting. The plan likely mirrors the American League expansion approach requiring 15 players from existing clubs, with new teams able to pick up to seven per club at a price of 75 000 per player.
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Houston
Chicago
UPI
National League
New York
Warren Giles
Giles
John J. Quinn
Philadelph Phillies
IOC rejects Russian bid to reshape Olympic governance in Athens
IOC delegates in Athens defeat a sweeping plan to add ex officio members, leaving 67 current members and up to 226 with broader rights. Chancellor Otto Mayer notes the proposal as revolutionary while critics warn of packing the body and weakening debate.
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International Olympic Committee
IOC
Otto Mayer
Mayer
TOC
Avery Brundage
Chicago
Ther
Meadowbrook Local 944 000 0100- 05 DA's Men
Japanese television viewers favor grunt and groan pro wrestling over all TV, a survey shows.
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Meagher
Hr—Phillips
Darlington
Erskine
Tokyo
Sunday Baseball Scores Across Leagues
National League results include Pittsburgh 9 to 2 over St Louis and Cincinnati 7 to 10 at Philadelphia 2 to 0 for the Phillies plus Milwaukee 10 to 2 over Los Angeles and San Francisco 7 to 2 over Chicago. American League games saw Boston 13 to 6 over Washington in 13 innings second game, Cleveland 2 to 5, Baltimore 1 to 8, Chicago 4 to 10, Minnesota 3 to 7, New York 9 to 0 over Detroit, and Los Angeles 5 to 3 over Kansas City in 11 innings.
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Donovan
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Kralick
Terry
Nuxhall
Stigman
Wynn
Boston Muffett
Montaya
Grba
Houston
Indianapolis
Dallas-Ft.Worth
Denver
Baseball standings and scores from multiple leagues
American Association results include Indianapolis 11 5 and Denver 3 22 with Fort Worth 41 and Houston, rain postponed. Pacific Coast League Hawaii 5 2 Seattle 4 3 first 10 innings. Salk Lake 8 Vancouver 7 Spokane 2 Tacoma 11 1 San Diego 10 1 Portland 3 0. International League Columbus 6 5 Syracuse 4 6 Rochester 4 12 Richmond 3 2 Charleston 10 4 Buffalo 11 2 Toronto 7 3 Jersey City 4 11.
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Salk Lake
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Charleston
Buffalo
Toronto
Jersey City
Daily Major League Baseball Schedule Highlights
Tonight features several key interleague and domestic games across multiple cities. Notable matchups include Mahaffey and Sadecki seeking wins in Philadelphia and Cincinnati while Koufax faces Hobbie in Chicago and Wynns at Chicago. Also on tap are Spahn at Milwaukee and Grba in Los Angeles with teams from New York and Boston in play.
Matador Santos jailed for killing bull in Lisbon arena
In Lisbon a judge sentenced famed matador Antonio dos Santos to six months in jail for killing a bull two years ago and barred him from bullfighting in Portugal. The sentence was suspended for three years as bullfighting is his sole support. fans cheered as he left court and planned to fight in the Azores next week.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Antonio Dos Santos
Dos Santos
Azores
Templeton Nine Splits Twin Bill At Richmond
Anderson Templeton's baseball team split a doubleheader at Richmond, losing 5-0 in the opener before winning 4-1. Richmond pitcher Smith held Templeton to four hits in the first game, while Anderson capitalized on a two run first inning in the nightcap and held on as Richmond plated a late run. The pair left Anderson at 3-1 in league play.
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Templeton Nine
Richmond
Anderson Templeton
Anderson Crew
Smith
Anderson
Muskmen
Wheeler and Eller tie as medalist in qualifying rounds
Sherry Wheeler of Arizona State tied Judy Eller of Rollins College for medalist honors with a 79 in qualifying for the championship flight at the Women's National Collegiate Golf Tournament in Ann Arbor. Julie Hull qualified for match play, facing Joann Gunderson, the defending champion, as five others tied for the final berths.
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Purdue
Darnell
University of Houston
Houston
Northwestern
Ohio University
Ed Gordon
Jack Nicklaus
Ohio State
Bic
Commerce
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UPI
Sherry Wheeler
Glasgow
Judy Eller
Old Vickory
Tenn
University of Miami
Miss Wheeler
Miss Eller
Arizona State
University of Michigan
Joann Gunderson
Kirland
Wash
Barbara White
Texas Christian U
Shreveport
Judy Jones
Rollins College
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Gunderson
Julie Hull
Anderson
Mary Kelly
Columbus
Lorraine Abbott
Bowling Green
Toledo
Miss Abbott
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Julie
Miss Hull
Kenneth Hull
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Athletics Give New Pilot Win Over NY Yanks
In Hank Bauer's managerial debut the Kansas City Athletics rallied in the ninth. Back-to-back homers by Norm Siebern and Wes Covington turned a 3-2 deficit into a 4-3 win over the New York Yankees, erasing a lead built on Roger Maris's 25th homer. The ninth-inning rally vilified rookie Roland Sheldon and reliever Luis Arroyo.
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UPI
Norm Siebern
Wes Covington
Kansas City Athletics
New York Yankees
Hank Bauer
Roland Sheldon
Luis Arroyo
A’s
New York
Roger Maris
Sheldon
Fish Seek Cool Water Hideouts In Warm Weather
In hot weather fish move to cooler daytime refuges such as shade along banks, lily pads, weed beds, bottom pockets, rocks, logs, and cool inflows like springs. Willow growth can indicate inflows. debris piles signal currents. Cast to weed openings with pork rind strips and spoons or use bass bugs if not too weedy.
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