Goyamo Withdrawn From The Belmont Stakes Field
Goyamo is withdrawn from the $100,000 Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park as as many as 10 colts may start. Trainer Woody Stephens says Goyamo is not lame but not at his best. Correlation and Porterhouse may race if veterinarians approve. High Gun is favored in the CBS telecast.
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New Pineville High hires James Goddard coach
James Goddard a Morris Harvey graduate has been named basketball coach at Pineville High School Wyoming County replacing Clifford C Phillips Jr Goddard is in the service and this is his first coaching assignment Joseph Taylor named football coach at Baileysville High School Taylor coached two years at Pineville but resigned and has been in other employment Edward Lakes left Shady Spring for Kanawha County Marvin Wetzel promoted to head football coach at Shady Spring High School Wetzel played at Marshall Johnny Rogers remains Shady Spring basketball coach only Al Zarilla hit four doubles in a game for the Red Sox on June 8 1950.
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Sugar Bowl funds dispute pits WVU against Southern Conference
West Virginia University and the Southern Conference reply to State Auditor Edgar B. Sims amid his criticism of Sugar Bowl receipts. WVU President Irvin Stewart says the conference finances were handled properly and fully auditable, while Sims accuses the group of improper dealings and “blue sky outfits.” The row centers on WVU’s $16,000 share from the January 1 Sugar Bowl in New Orleans and Sims’ claim of a $70,000 shortfall.
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Jimmy Dykes Never Do Things Halfway
Jimmy Dykes is a stubborn, humorous baseball figure known for fiery exchanges with umpires. The piece recalls past clashes with Ed Hurley, the 1952 incident with Joe Astroth, and Dykes’ long feud while highlighting his intense, colorful personality and training camp antics.
Ez Has Spar Mates Imitating Marciano
Ezzard Charles sparred two rounds apiece with Gene Jones and Al Smith in a four round drill mimicking Rocky Marciano. Charles said rugged awkward fighters resemble Marciano and predicted little surprise from his maneuvers. Sarazen enters Open at St Andrews.
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Tiger) Jones
al Smith
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Orioles Sign Rookie Hurler From Clemson
Baltimore adds 21 year old Clemson star William Oliver O'Dell as part of a drive for a young club. General Manager Art Ehlers calls him a strong bonus prospect and plans to pitch him in spots before he starts. O'Dell posted an 8 3 record with a 0.43 ERA helping Clemson win the ACC title. He joined the Orioles in Boston after signing for an undisclosed bonus.
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