Big Ten Powers Tangle In Top Games Saturday
College football fans faced a weekend of clashes as Wisconsin meets Purdue in a marquee Big Ten showdown while Ohio State battles Iowa. Penn State and West Virginia lead the East slate alongside Navy Pitt and Ivy contests. Alabama Texas, Army Duke, and Pac-12 contests also dot the schedule with UCLA Stanford and USC Oregon drawing attention nationally.
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Cardinals Sell Lint to Pacific Coast Club
The St. Louis Cardinals announced Royce Lint, a left handed reliever, sold to Portland of the Pacific Coast league. Lint logged a 2-3 record last season and was 38 years old. He had been drafted from Portland at the end of the 1953 season in which he won 92 and lost 10.
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Mayo Smith Chosen Phillies Manager For 1955 Season
The Philadelphia Phillies tapped 39 year old Mayo Smith to succeed Terry Moore as manager in 1955. Smith, a minor league veteran with six years of managing to date, spoke of speed and pitching as core strengths and said his training approach would start from scratch with the team. He noted no fixed offense and declined to name future coaching staff, while acknowledging familiarity with several NL managers.
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Gangsters Control Illinois Horse Racing, Chicago Claims
The Chicago Daily News says the Capone mob has invaded Illinois racing placing officials in fear. It cites the Pat-Gay stable near Barrington owned by Claude Maddox and his wife Alice, with Mr and Mrs John Moore listed as owners. The report links doping probes to Dominic De Bello and Louis Campagna and notes the Illinois Racing Board under Paul Serdar increased checks.
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Shipboard Wins Grand National Steeplechase at Belmont Park
Shipboard ridden by Albert Foot led after the 16th obstacle to win Belmont Park’s Grand National Steeplechase over Coveted by 2 1/2 lengths. The 5 to 4 favorite paid 4.50 2.80 2.80 with Coveted returning 5.10 2.50 and Curley Joe 2.30. Shipboard’s sixth win of the year pushes earnings to 48,775 with a $19,000 share from today. Niringo and Miss Cheesecake produced a $91.40 daily double.
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Garivaltis to Start in Colgate Backfield
Sophomore Chuck Garivaltis of Pittsfield Mass has been named starting right halfback for Colgate against Dartmouth Saturday. He has played only four times this season nursing a pre season injury and will replace Frank Nardulli who is out with an injured leg.
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Gay Count Wins Photo Finish at Garden State Park
Gay Count ridden by John Choquette edged Top Bet by a head to win the Delaware Township Purse at Garden State Park. It was Gay Count’s third straight win, timed at 1:53 1-5 for the mile and an eighth, paying $13.00 $6.40 $3.80. Top Bet paid $5.20 $3.80 with His Boy at $3.20.
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Speedsters Meet Woods In Season Finale Night at Beardsley
The Berkshire Baker Speedsters face their Zaat Side rivals, the Springwood A.A., Sunday at 10:30 A.M. on diamond No. 4 at Beardsley Park. This is the Springwoods final game of the season.
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