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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1951
Page
11
Joe Louis and Lee Savold promise a knockout as 37 year old Brown Bomber faces Savold in a midweek bout at the Polo Grounds. The event centers on Louis and Savold renewing punching prowess on Wednesday night.
Bill McGuire's record 2 mile run headlines CCC meet as Illinois dominates with 40 points winning three vault places, 880 victory, and key finishes. Marquette trails with 24, Notre Dame 16, others in scoring mix as season marks and titles unfold toward NCAA championships in Seattle.
Spokane report notes the Pacific Coast Conference limited Rose Bowl bids retroactively banning repeat trips. California will be ineligible for the 1952 game as PCC and Big Ten move toward renewal in Seattle. The PCC had allowed frequent Coast team appearances previously.
Omaha prepares for eight district champions who will compete for the college baseball world series. Tennessee and Springfield College arrive today along with six more teams Princeton Oklahoma Utah Ohio State Southern California and Texas A and M expected tomorrow. The tournament opens Wednesday with major league clubs scouting for talent.
Fargo golfer Chuck Beyer won the Winona Invitational with a 45 hole total of 180. He carded a nine hole 32 tying the course record. Minneapolis players Neil Croonquist and Bill Zieske placed second and third with 183 and 182 respectively. Fargo’s Bob Leonard finished fourth with 184.
A retrospective look recalls Hogan winning the U S Open in a playoff with Mangrum and Fazio a year ago. Five years back Yugoslavia beat France 3 2 in the European Davis Cup semifinal. Ten years ago Roy Weatherly concussion from a Ken Chase pitch. Twenty years ago Aubrey Boomer claimed the French Open with 291.
Casey Stengel blasted AL fans for tossing firecrackers and bottles at Yankees games at Comiskey Park and Detroit Brigg's Stadium. He warned he would pull the team off the field if behavior continued, amid a three-game White Sox sweep and 130 720 fans in three days. Frank Lane countered that policing was the park staff’s job and noted large crowds. Mantle, 19, was targeted by a cracker while Jensen was struck by stones in Detroit.
Philadelphia Phillies sign 17 year old Ted Kazanski for a reported bonus over $80,000. The high school shortstop said the bonus will be paid over five years and he will report to the Philadelphia class B farm club at Terre Haute, Indiana. Thirteen major league clubs, including the Detroit Tigers, bid for the player who graduated Sunday.
Charles Peckham and Elbert Hartwick, partners, each birdied the 15th at Los Angeles Country Club but were defeated when Mortimer Kline and C. J. Lloyd scored holes in one on the 120 yard hole.
Philadelphia report states the University of Pennsylvania proposes that the U S Department of Justice settle its television dispute with the National Collegiate Athletic Association. The move aims to end a long standing regulatory conflict affecting broadcasting rights and college sports coverage.
NBC-7 presents Gordon MacRae in Gypsy Princess at 7 30 with Howard Barlow at 8 and Bidu Sayao at 8 30 followed by Paul LaValle Band of America at 9 and Boston Pops. CBS-7 offers Hollywood Playhouse On a Windy Night at 7 30 Godfrey Talent Scouts at 8 Radio Theater Our Very Own at 9 My Friend Irma at 9 30 and Bob Hawk quiz at 10. ABC-6 features Lone Ranger at 6 30 Inner Sanctum Death Watch at 7 30 Dream Boat musicale at 8 30 and Ralph Flanagan band at 9. MBS-7 shows Hashknife Hartley at 7 30 Crime Fighters at 8 Murder by Experts Reluctant Witness at 8 30 and Korean report at 9. Tuesday also lists Phillies at Chicago 1 25 p m on network 1. NBC-10 schedules Jack Berch 10 a m Double or Nothing at 1 p m 4 45 Front Page Farrell 7 30 Starlight concert 9 30 Summertime serenade. CBS-12 45 Guiding Light 2 30 House Party 5 15 You and World Becoming a Doctor 6 Beulah skit 9 Lineup. ABC 9 45 a m Romances drama 1 p m Mary Margaret McBride 5 Big Jon and Sparky 6 30 Jack Armstrong of SBS 9 45 Dream Harbor. MBS 10 30 a m Queen for a Day 12 15 Lunch with Lopez 5 Straight Arrow 6 15 Dinner Date 9 15 I Love a Mystery.
India's 1951 census highlights a population surge with 356,891,624 people, 15 percent of world total. Fertility trends and policy disputes frame a debate on birth control, with Nehru backing methods and Rajkumari Amrit Kaur opposing artificial controls.
Grand Rapids reports the death of Mrs. Dorothy Evans 27 from a pistol discharged by her four year old son Jerome Jablonski. She had faced trial for stabbing her husband John Jablonski while he was abusive. Jerome was born in 1946 during that legal case and was to be adopted by Ernest Evans.
The sun releases energy by converting matter at about four million tons each second, a process fundamental to stellar radiation and solar output.
Rep. Leonard Irving was reelected president and business agent of the International Hod Carriers Building and Construction Local 264 AFL amid federal charges. He and Roy E. Livingston were indicted on corrupt practices act and Taft Hartley law counts concerning union funds.
The 30,000 ton Constitution, fastest U S merchant ship, readies for maiden voyage to the Mediterranean. Leaving New York at 10 a m on the set she recently docked at over 26 knots. Secretary Snyder and 500 dignitaries attended a defense bond event and fashion show aboard. Built as sister to the Independence, the liner carries 1000 passengers and could ferry 5000 troops if wartime converted.
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