Penalties Reviewed for Athletes in Aid Cases
BERKELEY Calif Penalties set by the Pacific Coast Conference for improper aid to athletes face an imminent review. The Presidents Council voted unanimously to push for a prompt, unified review of all cases by Sept 1 1956 to ensure equitable treatment and possibly modify penalties including UCLA footballs one year of ineligibility. Also under review are sanctions against Southern California and California with consolidation likely.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of Washington
UCLA
Pacific Coast Conference
Southern California
California
Washington
Patterson Hopes for Timely Heal Before Moore Title Bid
Floyd Patterson faces a potentially delayed title bid against Archie Moore as he heals a broken right hand. Charley Goldman cited Rocky Marciano’s similar injury recovery and noted Patterson could miss three months if luck holds, with a September Yankee Stadium bout in doubt. Patterson suffered a metacarpal fracture in his fourth finger during the June 8 win over Tommy Jackson.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Archie Moore
Charley Goldman
Rocky Marciano
Goldman
Patterson
Cas D'Amato
Rocky
Moore
Yankee Stadium
Tommy
Hurricane) Jackson
the Garden
Floyd
National League Standings and Monday Results
The Associated Press report shows the NL standings with Cincinnati leading at 31 23 0.574 and Milwaukee at 27 22 0.551. Monday results include Cincinnati 7 Philadelphia 4 in 10 innings and Milwaukee 3 Pittsburgh 2.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Bowton
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Featured
Highlights show batting leaders Long of Pittsburgh and Snider of Brooklyn with top averages. Key run, RBI, hits, and defense figures are listed for players including Boyer, Mantle, Berra, and Lemon. Pitching leaders include Lawrence and Labine with win percentages and strikeout tallies.
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Long
Pittsburgh
Bailey
Cincinnati
Boyer
St. Louis
Snider
Brooklyn
Musial
Bell
Lopata Philadelphia
Bruton
Milwaukee
Mays
New York
Aaron
Walls
Pitsburgh
Moon
Lawrence
Labine
Freeman
Friend
Mizell
Jaycee State Junior golf qualifiers include Larry Dick
Waterloos Jack Rule led 50 qualifiers after 18 holes at Byrnes Park with a 68 to top a 122 player field. Larry Dick of Atlantic posted 73 in qualifying as 50 shooters reached 80 or better to advance to the final 36 holes. The top four earn spots in the National Jaycee tournament in Fargo, North Dakota, Aug 20 25.
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Waterloo
Jack Rule
Iowa
Fargo
N.D
Ed Schumann
Davenport
Jack Huiskamp
Keokuk
Gary Ridgeway
West Des Moines
Bill Hird
Fort Dodge
Jack Norman
Spirit Lake
Frank James
Grinnell
Larry Dick
Atlantic
Virgil Chevalier
Dubuque
Hill Berggren
Des Moines
Cubs Pitcher Paul Minner Hospitalized After Shower Fall
Paul Minner of the Chicago Cubs, 32, remained in a hospital for observation after a fall in his hotel shower Monday. The veteran lefty suffered a slight concussion and neck injury. Manager Stan Hack estimated a return in about 10 days.
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New York
Paul Minner
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Stan Hack
Minner
Bannister Sees a 3 50 Mile Mark Possible in Time
Montreal reports Dr. Roger Bannister says the 3 50 mile could come gradually as mid distance runners rise for the 1956 Olympics. He predicts the current 3 58.0 record may be broken and a 3 50 pace will emerge with continued improvements.
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Montreal
Roger Bannister
England
Bannister
Montreal Amateur Athletic Assn
Canadian Olympic Fund
Canada
Vancouver
Australia
John Landy
Charleston Spoils No Hit Bid With Rally in Eighth
Charleston broke Omaha’s no hitter in the eighth inning as St Paul lost ground to Wichita and Denver. Saints outhit the Wichita by 14 to 12 but stranded 12 runners. Cardins won 2-1 on Charley Peete’s 12th homer.
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Charleston
RALLY
THE
Associated Press
Fortune
St. Paul
Wichita
Saints
Omaha
Skein
Minneapolis
Denver
Twin City
Gordon Jones
Senators
Cardinals
Charley Peete
Ventura woman reels in sixteen pound salmon on trip
Mrs. Ann Gandel of Ventura California displays a sixteen pound salmon she booked on a fishing trip. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Kranken of Athaetic and her son Tommy is shown holding the fishing equipment.
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Ann Gandel
Ventura
Calif
Alfred Krennen
Athaetic
Tommy
Redlegs Lead NL as Mantle Hits 25th
Cincinnati wins 7-4 in 10 innings over Philadelphia to reclaim the NL lead. Birdie Tebbetts uses an unusual pattern to mix starters and relievers, with Hal Jeffcoat starting and Brooks Lawrence winning his eighth. Mantle belts his 25th homer as Yankees beat Detroit 7-4 at Briggs Stadium.
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Redlegs
Mantle
Birdie Tebbetts
Cincinnati Redlegs
Birdie
Philadelphia Phillies
Hal Jeffcoat
Buster Freeman
Brooks Lawrence
Tebbetts
Jeffcoat
Milwaukee Braves
Pirates
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Ted Williams
Detroit
Briggs Stadium
Three Cards Near All Star Nod in 1956 Balloting
St. Louis Cardinals stars Stan Musial Rip Repulski and Ken Boyer lead the 1956 All Star voting as the ballot winds down with four days left in Washington. Musial and Repulski occupy outfield spots while Boyer is set at third base, giving the Cards a strong chance to supply three starters. Mantle and Berra of the Yankees top the American League race, while Dale Long of Pittsburgh leads the National League with Musial and Schoendienst close behind.
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New York
St. Louis Cardinal
Washington
Stan Musial
Rip Repulski
Ken Boyer
Mickey Mantle
Yogi Berra
New York Yankees
Mantle
Pittsburgh
Dale Long
Red.bird
Red Schoendienst
Topeka Grabs Lead as Lincoln Loses
Topeka blanked Colorado Springs 0-0 and moved ahead of Lincoln atop the Western League standings Monday night. Pueblo edged Lincoln 7-6, aiding Topeka as Jack O'Donnell allowed two hits while Hawks hitters homered four times. Sam Taylor Al Weylandt and Jim McDaniel went deep in the second inning and Bill Bohlender added a two run shot in the fifth.
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Topeka
Colorado Springs
Lincoln
Pueblo
Hawks
Jack O’donnell
Sam Taylor
al Weytlandt
Jim McDaniel
Bill Bohlender
St Paul Lutheran Tops Methodists 15-5 for First Victory
St Paul Lutheran, defending YMCA church league champion, opened with an eight run surge and exploded for seven more in the final inning to beat the Methodists 15-5 in five innings at Sunnyside field. Holland Hoegh and Christensen delivered early, with a Peterson three run homer as part of an 11 hit attack.
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St. Paul Lutheran
YMCA
Methodists
Sunnyside Field
St. Paul
Holland
Hoegh
Christensen
Peterson
Schwartz
Main
Hensley
Muilenburg
Allen
Methodist Player Drives Three Singles and Homer in Five Trips
The Methodist batter collects three singles and a homer in five trips to the plate. A main hit comes from two singles in two at bats to lead the Meth odists. The Catholics face Zion Lutheran in Wednesday night action.
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Main
Methodists
Zion Lutheran
King Cotton Szuzina Fight Ends In Close Draw
In a tight ten round battle at St Nicholas Arena Charley King Cotton and Franz Szuzina fought to a split draw. Officials differed with Scalzo voting for Szuzina Recht favoring Cotton and Agnello calling it even. The AP card also marked it even.
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New York
Charley (King) Cotton
Germany
Franz Szuzina
Jesse Turner
Milwaukee
Franz
al Lang
St. Nicholas Arena
Peter Scalzo
Bill Recht
Cotton
Joe Agnello
Spahn Shuts Down Pirates to Lift Braves in NL Race
Warren Spahn pitched an eight hit victory for the Braves 3-2 over the Pirates, his fifth win with seven strikeouts and no walks. The score helped nudge New York into second place as the Yankees beat Detroit to move ahead near the league lead.
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New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Detroit
Briggs Stadium
Tigers
Chicago
White Sox
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Jeffcoat
Phils
Redlegs
Pirates
Ray Jablonski
Harvey Haddix
Roy MacMillan
Braves
Dick Groat
Warren Spahn
Jack Shepard
Spahn
Mantle
Paul Foytack
Grandstand
Ted Williams
Boston
Babe Ruth
Don Larsen
Bob Turley
Associated Press
25th Season Hit Breaks Tie to Beat Tigers
A player hits his 25th of the season with two on in the right field stands, breaking a 4 all tie as the team defeats the Tigers 7 to 4. Also note a public safety tip about reducing speed to save lives and an ad about ordering extra Atlantic News Telegraph copies.
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Tigers
Atlantic News-Telegraph
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the Elf
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