No Decision Is Reached On Penn Regatta Status
The Intercollegiate Rowing Association debated whether Penn can row in Saturday's Regatta amid Penn's plan to televise all 1951 home football games defying the NCAA moratorium. Five hour session recessed without a ruling. next discussion expected one way or another.
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Bushnell
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Murray
Four Colleges Threaten To Cancel Quaker Games
The University of Pennsylvania faces a potential shortened 1951 football schedule as Cornell Princeton Columbia and Dartmouth threaten to cancel their Franklin Field games if Penn refuses the NCAA television directive The NCAA and Penn clash over TV plans with Penn proposing to televise eight home games and seeking DOJ input while NCAA officials defend the plan Army Wisconsin Navy and California signals vary on future contests
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Open golf at Oakland Hills tests top pros
The United States Open begins at Oakland Hills with 1612 players, including defending champ Ben Hogan. The revamped course has frustrated pros with its tougher setup, keeping guesses on who will win. Lawson Little notes players may struggle to finish two rounds as officials seek turnout.
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Mich
Ben Hogan
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Ben
Lawson Little
Rosen Helps Feller Win No 9 in Cleveland Triumph
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 8-6 as Al Rosen drives in half the runs with a single, double, and a three run homer. Bob Feller earns his ninth win, while Eddie Joost homers for the A's. Kellner suffers the loss after early rally.
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al Rosen
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Lou Brissie
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Mike Garcia
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Hank Majeski
Pete Suder
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Alex Kellner
Carl Scheib
Avila
Bob Lemon
Sam Zoldak
Baseball scores and schedule from the day’s games
Scores from multiple leagues show rain affects games with 7 inning calls. Schedule lists St Paul at Toledo Minneapolis at Columbus Kansas City at Indianapolis Milwaukee at Louisville Brooklyn at St Louis and Boston vs Pittsburgh among others with line scores and pitcher notes.
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St. Paul
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Columbus
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Louisville
Baseball Yearly Leaders Highlight Major League Stats
ADA GT ADA GT AMBRICAN LEAGUE BATTING MinoSO Chicago RUNS MinoSO Chicago 48 RUNS BATTED IN Robinson Chicago 51 HITS DiMAGGIO Boston 79 DOUBLES Fain Philadelphia 1 TRIPLES MinoSO Chicago 8 HOME RUNS Williams Boston 12 STOLEN BASES Bunby Chicago 11 PITCHING Gumpert Chicago 50 Lopat New York Feller Cleveland 91 900 STRIKEOUTS Raschi New York McDermott Boston 55 NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING Musial St Louis BAO RUNS Hodges Brooklyn 48 RUNS BATTED IN Snider Brooklyn 45 HITS Ashburn Philadelphia 73 DOUBLES Elliott Boston Robinson Brooklyn Dark New York Metkevich Bell Pittsburgh 14 TRIPLES Musial St Louis 6 HOME RUNS Hodges Brooklyn 19 STOLEN BASES dethree Boston 10 PITCHING Roe Brooklyn 9en Spaha Boston
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Lopat
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Feller
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McDermott
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Bao
Hodges
Brooklyn
Snider
Ashburn
Dethree
Roe
En — Spaha
Redlegs Box Stallicup Nuances In Low-Scoring Game
The box score highlights a 3 to 4 Cincinnati win over New York with Raffensberger earning the win and Thomson taking the loss. Merriman, Scheffing, and Irvin drive key RBIs while Westrum, Dark, and Lockman contribute with doubles and home runs in a tightly contested game.
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Kenny Raffensberger
Bob Scheffing
Ted Kluszewski
Bob Thomas
Virgil Stallcup
Reds
Alvin Dark
Wes Westrum
Rhinelanders
Leo Durocher
Dave Koslo
Allen Gettel
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Raffy
Dark
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Westrum
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Ewell Blackwell
Montia Kennedy
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Raffensberger
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Thompson
Scheffing
Mays
Merriman
Lockman
Kosio
Ryan
Kluszewski
Raffensbere
U—Bar' Janfant
Baseball matchups slate across league schedule
The day features multiple games including St Louis at New York and Detroit at Boston with pitchers Suchecki Raschi Trout Wight Lemon Zoldak Pierce Hudson Kennedy Fox and others. Early and late starts run across Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago Brooklyn and St Louis venues with several 7 pm to 8:30 pm contests.
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New York
Cincinnati
Irvin's three-run homer lifts Giants past Reds in tenth
Monte Irvin belted a three-run homer in the tenth, giving the New York Giants an 8-6 win over Cincinnati. Lou Kretlow pitched the White Sox to an 8-6 victory over Washington, delivering four solid hits allowed.
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Monte Irvin
Western Michigan Awards Letters to 41 in spring sports
Kalamazoo Mich Mitchell J Gary athletic director at Western Michigan College announced awards to 41 spring sports members and 56 freshmen across four sports. Seventeen varsity baseball award winners earned gold balls for the Mid American Conference Championship as did Coaches Maher and Patanelli and Trainer Gabel. The tennis team tied Notre Dame for the Central Collegiate title and placed second in the MAC with 7 letters, while 12 track men and 5 golfers also earned letters. Freshman numerals went to 20 baseball 18 track seven tennis and five golf players.
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Mich
Mitchell J. Gary
Western Michigan College
Charles Maher
L.patanelli
Ed Gabel
Notre Dame
Tilden Wins Second Round in International Pro Tennis Tourney
Tilden advances to the quarterfinals after beating Wayne La king 75 63. Segura defeats George Rickey 63 63 and Cooke ousts George Lulleran-Roger 61 61. Parker of Oakland meets Buxby of Hollywood, with Budge, Doyle, Parker, and Rogers slated for other first matches in Los Angeles.
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Frank Parker
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Martin Buxby
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Fio
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Los
Sixteen Co-Eds Start After Collegiate Title
Sixteen co eds began play after the seventh National Collegiate Championship in Columbus. Grace DeMons of Oregon State shot 38 38 76 to lead qualifiers on Ohio State’s 6465 yard course as Betty Rowland of Rollins sat out. DeMons and Rowland, early favorites, likely meet in Saturday’s 18 hole final.
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Marilyn Herpel
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Louise Kaentz
Louisville
Barbara Bruning
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Joan Stewart
Cornell
Marilyn Herper
Washington
Marjorie Neeley
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Betsy Downs
Move for Browns Sale Continue Despite Denials
The Associated Press reports negotiations to sell the St. Louis Browns to a syndicate led by Bill Veeck have advanced despite denials. The deal values the club stock at 2.2 million dollars, with the DeWitts facing debt and league approval hurdles tied to a 1949 league loan and top-star sale constraints. One owner reportedly questions Veeck’s unorthodox approach and the sale hinges on league consent and financial obligations.
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Association Suspends Ike Williams and Manager
Ike Williams, former lightweight champion, and his Philadelphia manager Palmero were suspended indefinitely by the National Boxing Association. Action followed a request from the California State Athletic Commission for failure to post weigh-in appearance and forfeit money on time. Williams had been suspended May 23 for failing to post the required $5000 to guarantee his title bout with Art Aragon in Los Angeles scheduled for June 19.
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Last Night's Fights By The Associated Press
Gene Parker of Indianapolis stopped Harry Smith of Rochester in three rounds. Eddie Compo of New Haven outpointed Irish Dave Shade of Charleston, West Virginia, in ten rounds.
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Rochester
Brooklyn
Eddie Compo
New Haven
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