Ohio State Case Filed by Big Ten with NCAA
The Big Ten filed details of the Ohio State case with the NCAA to formalize actions while resisting penalties beyond their own. OSU was put on probation for one year and ruled ineligible for the next Rose Bowl for excessive aid to athletes and off campus work policy. A preliminary report has been sent to NCAA HQ in Kansas City with a more comprehensive one to follow. The NCAA could extend OSU’s punishment by banning the Buckeyes from national tournaments.
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Albuquerque Stuns Des Moines 8 0 In Western League
In western league action Albuquerque blanked Des Moines 8 0 while Lincoln held first with a 10 4 victory over Pueblo. Topeka beat Colorado Springs 3 2. Amarillo topped Sioux City 13 2. Howie Goss homered twice, Dewey Williams allowed three hits for Lincoln. AUDUBON fish fry draws 200. proceeds exceed 75 for a seeder project. Don’t drive if you drink.
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Pirates Take NL Lead With 4-3 Win Over Redlegs
The Pirates moved into first place in the National League by edging the Redlegs 4-3 as Jack Shepard and Roberto Clemente belted key two run hits in the fifth inning. Carl Erskine earned the win in relief for Brooklyn. Whitey Ford and Ted Williams helped the Yankees win 4-2 over Chicago.
Cards Lead NL All Star Balloting With Four Redbirds
The St. Louis Cardinals hold the top NL spots for the 1956 All Star team to be named in Washington on July 10. Red Schoendienst leads at second base with a 5,194 vote edge over Johnny Temple, while Ken Boyer leads at third with a 2,593 vote advantage over Eddie Mathews. Rip Repulski tops left field over Ennis and Stan Musial leads right field by 4,692 votes over Hank Aaron. Schoendienst is NL’s overall leader with 6,348 votes. Mickey Mantle tops the majors with 8,635 votes and trails Pierrell for center field in the AL by 7,970.
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Lou Gehrig Memorial Award To Al Dark At Cooperstown
The Lou Gehrig Memorial Award goes to Al Dark of the New York Giants at Cooperstown N Y the Baseball shrine. Phi Delta Theta presented the plaque honoring Gehrigs character on and off the field from his Columbia days.
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Minnesota Battles Arizona For Title
Minnesota and Arizona, the pre tournament favorites, face off in Omaha for the 1955 NCAA college world series baseball title. Minnesota leads 4-0 in the series and 3-1 in the double elimination format, with a win tonight sealing the championship. Arizona aims to force another game Thursday after a 7-3 win over Mississippi.
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Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
American League leaders include Mantle and Simpson with high batting totals and Mantle leading home runs. Pitching honors go to Brewer with nine wins and .900, and Pierce and Wilson with eight wins. National League leaders feature Repulski batting .378 and Boyer drives in 49 runs with Long 46 RBIs and 17 homers.
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Ford Dominates White Sox. Cubs Rally To Top Giants
Whitey Ford allowed a hit only in the seventh inning as the Yankees beat the White Sox 4-2 for their eighth win in six meetings. Monte Irvin led the Cubs with a two on homer and a late double as Chicago upended the Giants 8-5 to move into sixth in the National League.
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Giambra Seeks Title Run With Sullivan Rematch Tonight
In Syracuse New York Joey Giambra aims to repeat his April 6 unanimous decision over England’s John L. Sullivan in a W-round rematch billed as a stepping stone to a Sugar Ray Robinson title shot. Sullivan claims he beat Giambra in April and predicts a knockout in the return bout televised nationally by ABC at 8 p.m. CST.
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Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results
standings show New York leading with 33 wins 4 losses in the American circuit and Cleveland at 28 23. other teams Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis Milwaukee Chicago Brooklyn Philadelphia and Philadelphia feature in the league. Tuesday results include Kansas City 9 Washington 15 innings Detroit 8 Baltimore 1 New York 4 Chicago 2 and Boston 9 Cleveland 7.
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Good Advice Helps Schuman In Tourney
Iowa City headline reports 17 year old Dav enport golfer Ed Schuman earning medalist honors with a two under par 70 at the State Junior Golf meet. Jack Rule of Waterloo, the favorite, shot 73 while Dean Challed Cedar Rapids and Dick Smith Davenport tied at 72. Schuman credited advice on his back swing from Rule and noted the round as his best of the year. The 32 player championship bracket begins Wednesday for qualifiers 82 and better.
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Urban Guides Bears to 6-2 Victory
Nifty fielding by Denver pitcher Jack Urban helped the American Assn. leaders beat Louisville 6-2. Urban started two double plays including one with the sacks loaded in the ninth while approaching his third win. St Paul moved into the first division with two wins, Omaha fell to fifth after a 7-2 loss to Charleston. Minneapolis split a doubleheader before 5,072 fans at Bloomington Stadium raising attendance to 102,570 for 2 dates.
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Fire damages Olympic Equestrian training stables in Stockholm
A training building at the Olympic Equestrian grounds in Stockholm burned on a Wednesday night. Flames rose high as hay and fodder fed tinder, but no champion horses were trapped. Horses from 29 nations were moved, tied to trees, or quieted as firefighters contained the blaze to the single structure.
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Iowa State College Lineman Dies In Auto Crash
Ray B. Tweeten star Iowa State College football tackle killed in an automobile accident near Washington. He would have been 21 later this month and was majoring in dairy husbandry. The car, driven by Nancy Conner, rolled over after a tire possibly blew out, injuring Conner and her sister Sue. Tweeten’s death occurred as a family trip from Lake Darling ended.
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Accident claims life of local resident with family survivor
The accident occurred about 91 pam. Tweeten is survived by a brother Richard serving in the military in Germany.
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Audubon pool offers summer swimming lessons and Polar Bear club
Audubon Municipal pool announces summer program with eight women’s lessons at 10 30 on Tue Thu Fri mornings and eight men’s sessions on Tuesday nights at 9 30. A new Polar Bear club invites swimmers to swim daily from 6 to 730 a m.
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First U.S. Census Costs and Mars Rotation Time
The 1790 census cost 44 000 dollars while the 1950 census cost 90 million dollars. Mars completes a rotation every 24 hours and 37 minutes.
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