California Faces Phony Job Racket Claims in PCC
California is accused by J. Miller Leavy of running a phony job racket in PCC football, following prior charges against USC and UCLA. Leavy cites sworn statements from five athletes and seeks investigations by PCC Commissioner Schmidt and UC President Sproul, while Waldorf denies knowledge of such jobs.
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Bancisco
University of California
Lynn O. Waldorf
J. Miller Leavy
UCLA
University of Southern California
California
Waldorf
Leavy
Robert Gor- Sproul
PCC
Victor O. Schmidt
Emnett B. Moore
Washington
Theaculty
USC
Flaherty Wins Memorial 500 Sets Prize Record
Indianapolis reports Pat Flaherty drove the DeSoto pace car to Chicago after sharing a record 93 819 prize with owner John Zink of Tulka Oklahoma. The $282 050 purse topped all-time highs. Flaherty earned 49 000 first money plus multiple bonuses and awards.
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Indianapolis
Pat Flaherty
Chicago
Flaherty
John Zink
Tulka
Okla
Bill Vukovich
Mizell and Robinson Pace Cardinals Past Reds in Nine
Wilmer Mizell and Frank Robinson powered the St. Louis Cardinals to a 9-3 win over Cincinnati as Bell Kluszewski and Robinson homered in the ninth. The game left Mizell with five wins in seven starts, lifting St. Louis to second place a game behind Milwaukee as other NL results shifted the standings. Ted Williams and the Yankees routed Washington 9-4 while Boston beat Baltimore 4-1 in the AL.
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Vinegar Bend
Mizell
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
Redlegs
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
New York Yankees
Washington
Mickey Mantle
Boston
Baltimore
Bob Porterfield
Art Fowler
Hal Jeffcoat
Gus Bell
Tex Kluszewski
Frank Robinson
Joe Adcock
Braves
Lew Burdette
Red Murff
Cubs
Pete Whisenant
Jim King
del Crandall
Bill Bruton
Ed Mathews
Milwaukee
Ron Kline
Giants
Gene Freese
Jim Hearn
Pirates
Yankees
Senator
Tom Morgan
Chuck Stubbs
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Bill Wight
Porterfield
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Palys
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Robinson
Jablonski
McMillan
Jeffcoat
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Dascoli
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Track Stars Run Tonight In Compton Invitational Meet
Track luminaries Nielsen of Denmark and Moens of Belgium headline the Compton Invitational. Nielsen defends the flat mile against UCLA’s Bob Seaman and Ron Delany among others, while Moens races the 880 yards against Lon Spurrier, Mal Whitfield, Lang Stanley and more.
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Calif
Gunnar Nielsen
Denmark
Roger Moens
Belgium
Nielsen
Bob Seaman
Ucla
Ron Delany
Villanova University
Dublin
Fred Dwyer
New York
Moens
Lon Spurrier
San Francisco
Mal Whitfield
Los Angeles
Lang Stanley
San Jose
Calif. State College
Rain Delays Ohio State Minnesota Series Hinkle to Start
In a possible best of three for the District Four title leading to the College World Series, Ohio University faces Minnesota in Athens with rain threats looming. Coach Bob Wren tabbed Bill Hinkle to open, backed by Ralph Nuzum and Jerry Driscoll.
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Minnesota
Bobcat Park
Bob Wren
Gophers
Athens
Notre Dame
Bobbats
Cincinnati
Wren
Bill Hinkle
Hinkle
Omaha
Ralph Nuzum
Jerry Driscoll
Bill Tawksbury
Ohio
al Walton
Jay Hornsby
Myron Hutcheson
Scotty Griesheimer
Griesheimer
Hornsby
Tewksbury
Walton
Todd County Boy Edges Favored Wayjet at Lebanon Pace
Todd County Boy driven by Clare Baker edged favored Wayjet at the wire to win the class CC pace at Lebanon Raceway. In a photo finish judges ruled Todd County Boy the winner in 2 08 1 5, the horse’s first victory in four starts, owned by George Keigley of Richwood.
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Lebanon
Todd County Boy
Clare Baker
Wayjet
Lebanon Raceway
George Keigley
Richwood
Racine All-Stars top Pomeroy 12-5 in league clash
Racine All-Stars defeated Pomeroy 12-5 while Point Pleasant beat Reedsville 9-2 in Ohio River League games. Charles Stobart earned the win for Racine as Fish er took the loss.
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Racine All-Stars
Pomeroy
Point Pleasant
Reedsville
Charles Stobart
Racine
Mer Fisher
Weather Delays PGA Sectional Qualifying Amid Tourney Shuffle
The tourney moved to Monday due to dangerous weather at Preston Hollow as 27 players posted 18 holes. Sam Snead, Doug Ford, Ben Hogan remain favorites while Don Finsterwald protests USGA changes delaying his Texas Open plan and Open qualifier. Ray O'Brien notes entry list constraints influenced the decision.
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Sam Snead
Doug Ford
Ben Hogan
Don Finsterwald
Ford
Mahopac
N. Y
Preston Hollow
Finsterwald
USGA
Ray O’brien
ACC Golfers To Qualify For Southeastern Ohio District
Qualifying rounds start Thursday at Athens Country Club to select a 10 man team for the Southeastern Ohio District Golf Tournament. The event runs June 15 to 17 at Hocking Hills Country Club Logan with pro-am on June 15 and team play through June 16 and 17. Allan Vierebome of Lancaster is defending champion.
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Athens Country Club
Bob Littler
Littler
Athens
Hocking Hills Country Club
Logan
Allan Vierebome
Lancaster
Robbin Gardner
Gallipolis
Chillicothe
Marietta
Cambridge
Jackson
Rising Lightweight To Battle Ryff At Madison Square Garden
Larry Boardman, the young Marlborough fighter, meets Frankie Ryff in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden. The 20 year old has already upset champions Wallace Smith and Sandy Saddler in non title fights, drawing nationwide attention. NBC TV and radio will carry the coast to coast telecast at 9 p m EST.
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Larry Boardman
Frankie Ryff
Madison Square Garden
Marlborough
Conn
Wallace
Bud) Smith
Sandy Saddler
Boston
NBCTV
WAS WAR HERO Joe Brown Stirs Navy WWI Service Record
Navy veteran Joe Brown of New Orleans, a light weight boxer, served in seven Pacific invasions during World War I, earning recognition for his wartime service.
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Joe Brown
New Orleans
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