22 Schools Are On NCAA Sanity Code Review
The NCAA enforcement committee will meet in Cleveland June 5-7 to review whether 22 schools comply with the Sanity Code. Names of the institutions were not released. a report on investigations at three schools will be presented, with five other items on the agenda.
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Tufts College
Medford
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James H. Stewart
Southwest Conference
Dallas
Tex
Ralph W. Rigler
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Union Club
James Lynch
Savannah
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Boston Colege
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Citadel
Villanova
Virginia
Virginia Tech
Virginia Military Institute
Locally Owned Mare Wins in West Virginia Horse Show
Eds Dimple Wilson a four year old Tennessee walking mare owned by Mr and Mrs G G Smith of Charleston won blue ribbons in all three classes at the West Virginia Horse Show season opening in Lewisburg on Memorial Day sponsored by the Elk's Club. The mare debuted on the WV circuit after placing third in the two year old mare class at the 1943 Shelbyville world championship.
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Elk’s Club
Dimple Wilson
G. G. Smith
Charleston
Shelbyville
Tenn
Twilight League schedule features multiple games today
All Twilight Base Ball League teams are set for action today with 2 30 p m starts. The feature game pits league leader Mandts Drive-In against Kanawha City. Other matches include Sigman s Radio vs Lou Gendale Armor Park Reed Ducks vs West Side Merchants Reed Park Tire vs Chesapeake at Legion Field and Sissonville Independents hosting Idle Hour. Standings show Glassworkers Park Tire Sissonville Merchants Reed Ducks Chesapeake Sigmon’s Loudendale Mandts Drive In.
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Lou Gendale
Armor Park
Reed Ducks
West Side
Glassworkers
D'Park Tire
Sissonville
Holmes Chosen On South Team
North coach Pat Hull added Jack Mehl of Parkersburg Pat Oliveto of Lumberport and E Jaworsky of Wellsburg to the North South scholastic all star baseball rosters South coach Tony Gentile named Ralph Holmes of Stonewall Jackson Charleston and Tommy Hamilton of Williamson with two more from East Bank and two from Weirton pending state final The all star game will start at 2 p m EST with Weirton and East Bank athletes to be announced after the state championship outcome
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Pat Hull
Jack Mehl
Fairmont
Pat Oliveto
Lumberport
E. Jaworsky
Wellsburg
Tony Gentile
Southeam
Ralph Holmes
Stonewall Jackson
Charleston
Tommy Hamilton
Williamson
Gentile
East Bank
Hall
Weirton
St. Marys
Troop 153 Wins Scout Track Meet At Crawford Field
Troop 153 of St Albans won the district Scout track meet sponsored by the Sportsmans Club at Crawford Field, scoring 99 1 2 points to claim the team title. John Lilly led seniors with four firsts totaling 20 points, while Perry Ring topped juniors with 15 points.
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Charles Coulter
Playground Loop Schedules Released for East and West Sides
Jake Moser and Clyde Hutson announced weekly schedules for the East and West Sides with play starting tomorrow. East Side proclaims a busy week with baseball and softball teams needed. softball games set Tue and Thu afternoons.
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Duncats Tickets On Sale For Girls Exhibition Series
The All-American Girls Baseball League two game exhibition between the Chicago Colleens and Springfield Sails goes on sale tomorrow at Lynn Goshorn’s Capitol St. and The Gazette’s Promotion Department. Tickets range 1.50 for box seats. general admission bleachers not sold in advance. Proceeds benefit city playgrounds and Coonskin Park.
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Baseball's Big Six By The Associated Press
A compact 1940s era stat listing top players and clubs in batting and RBIs. Names include Musial Cardinals Kell Tigers Kiner Pirates Gordon Braves Williams Red Sox and others with home runs and RBI totals across National and American Leagues.
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Baseball Loop For Youngsters Planned In Kanawha City
The City Recreation Department sponsors baseball for grade school boys up to 12 to form a league with games on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at Kanawha City playground. Beers leads the effort with Clark Meyers Montague Rotgin and Beers plus others urged to contact Beers at 204 City Building for team management. Beers also runs a baseball school starting tomorrow at 9 30 a m teaching throwing batting sliding rules at Kanawha City Legion and Cabell field locations.
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Dick Montague
Charles Rotgin
Biddy Beers
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Cabell Field
Anderson Tops League With Three Victories
Kelly Rey pitched a one hit shutout as Magazine Independents beat Gasco 7 to 1 in Elk Kanawha Softball League action. Magazine byes to 3 2, Anderson Black Top and Appalachian Power lead the standings as the schedule shows matches through the week.
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Rumored eight player deal between Dodgers and Reds denied
Sports editor John Carmichael reported an eight player trade involving two Reds aces and several Dodgers infield and outfield players but Reds GM Warren Giles aide Gabe Paul, Dodgers executive Branch Rickey, and team officials denied any such deal saying no conception or talks exist.
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Daily News
Branch Rickey
St. Louis
Yankees Take Continued From Page 16 Season Highlight
Detroit and Philadelphia clash as the Yankees edge past in a tight game. Robinson and Wertz hit, while Shantz suffers from control issues. Newhouser earns the win with solid relief, as Kelloway and Priddy contribute late. Groundouts and errors mark a defensive duel with 10 men left on base for Detroit and 12 for Philadelphia.
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Red Sox overwhelm Indians for 11 to 9 win at Fenway
Boston builds a six run first inning and holds on to sweep Cleveland 11 9 in the two game series at Fenway Park. Tebbetts and Williams homer off Flores in the fifth as Boston chases Garcia early.
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Elk Hills Ties Lead After Lacing Emmanuel Baptist
Elk Hills moved into a first place tie with Latter Day Saint by routing Emmanuel Baptist 21 to 4 in a YMCA East Side Church League softball game. Winning pitcher Phipps led the attack with strong support from Krebs and Doug, each delivering three hits.
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Baseball Recap Highlights From Regional Matches
Averages strikeouts by Wallace Saginaw four players Norhall and Lanning Charleston each. Pitching records show aLogue Muskegon seven to nine. Bartow Grand Rapids won five to nothing with a 1.008 ERA.
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Phillies Triumph Over Cubs 6 2 at Wrigley Field
Emory Church earned his first major league win as the Phillies pounded 18 hits to defeat the Chicago Cubs 6 to 2 at Wrigley Field. Bob Rush took the loss for Chicago, while Jim Konstanty provided key relief. The Phillies built a lead with a two-run homer by Ennis and held on as Church, the winner, benefited from solid run support.
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