Big Ten Considers Rose Bowl Pact Amid Coastline Crackdowns
Big Ten officials weigh renewing the Rose Bowl contract as Pacific Coast Conference upheaval looms. UCLA and Washington face ineligibility, while Ohio State faces a one year ban for coach conduct. The plan envisions a nine game schedule with one non-conference foe each year, with renewal needed from both conferences.
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Minneapolis
Athletic
Tomatic
UCLA
Washington
Ark
West
Washington Haven
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
NCAA official warns Lexington on risky athletic rules
NCAA rules chief A D Kirwan says stiff penalties deter violations. Kirwan, former coach now history professor at University of Kentucky, notes conferences like the Pacific Coast Southeastern South West and Big Ten are cracking down.
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NCAA
A.D. Kirwan
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University of Kentucky
Pacific Coast
Southeastern
Big Ten
Big Ten Track Meet Seeks Olympic Talent at Minnesota
The Big Ten opens its outdoor track and field championships at the University of Minnesota seeking Olympic contenders. Northwestern star Jum Galliday, holder of the world 9.3 10 yard dash mark, is sidelined by a leg injury, casting doubt on his Olympic trial prospects. Michigan, defending outdoor champion with four returning titleists, is favored to repeat as Iowa challenges indoors' winner to close the gap.
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Jum Galliday
Northwestern
Michigan
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Duke
Dave Smith
Wolverines
Iowa
Onetime Trapshooting Champion Chauncey Huber Sr. Dies
Chauncey E. Huber Sr. 65, a nationally known sportsman and trucking veteran, died Wednesday at St. Vincent's Hospital in Toledo. He led the American Amateur Trapshooting Association as president in 1954 and was Ohio champion trapshooter in 1942.
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Chauncey E. Huber Sr
St. Vincent's Hospital
Toledo
Huber
Humer Fullmer May Challenge in Madison Square Garden
The 10 round middleweight tilt at Madison Square Garden features Humer European champion versus Fullmer Cyclone from Utah. Ring ratings place Homer No 2 and Fullmer No 3 among 16 pounders with Bobo Olson atop the list. Ralph Tiger Tall’s recent form boosts Fullmer as the favorite and telecast is set for 9 p.m.
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Charles Humer
Gene Fullmer
Archie Moore
Carmen Basilio
Robinson
Madison Square Garden
Homer
Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Bobo Olson
Noisy 500-Miler Qualifiers Spark Indianapolis Race
The schedule lists Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, St. Louis, New York, Philadelphia, and Brooklyn matchups as qualifiers heat up for a 500 mile race with a $250,000 purse. The No. 33 car contest and bumper car lineup promise a dangerous, crowded field ahead of the main event at Indianapolis.
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Chicago
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Pat Flaherty
New York Mets? No correct T inferred from data
Thursday results list New York 11 Detroit 4. Only game scheduled. Saturday schedule has Washington at Boston and Cleveland at Chicago with Kansas City at Detroit.
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Cleveland
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Chicago
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Kansas City
Washington
Baseball Almanac Style Batting Leaders Across the Leagues
A jumble of batting and pitching leaders lists Mantle and Berra leading in runs and home runs for New York, with Vernon Boston, Kuenn Detroit, and Moon St Louis among others. Includes pitching leaders Lemon and Ford with high strikeout totals and various at bat based rankings across multiple teams.
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Boston
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Goodman
Kuenn
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Runnels
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Kuen
Detroit
Busby
Cleveland
Jacobs
Kansas City
Lemon
Ford
Brewer
Pascual
Texas Rookie Leads Dallas Open Into Second Round
Texas freshman Dow Hits 67 to top the Dallas Centennial Open field of 153 at Preston Hollow. Veteran Henry Ransom trails, Don Finsterwald shares 67, and January posted a 64 as the event progresses amid a high scoring day.
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m—Von January
Texas
Henry Ransom
Don Finsterwald
Athens
Preston Hollow
Ransom
Brancher
Banner of
St. Andrews
N.Y
Mario Gonzalez
Brazil
Bud Holscher
Apple Valley
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