AAU seeks MacArthur ruling on Sachs appearance
The AAU asks General MacArthur to explain before USAC why driver Eddie Sachs was ordered to appear next Monday. The telegram also requests action on the bristling state of the track war and outlines the committee’s demand for a ruling. Cal Nee man bought by Cleveland Indians from Tulsa. Gerry Ward signs with St. Louis Hawks. Pancho Gonzales to help U S Junior Davis Cup at Kenyon June 7 15. subcommittee backs IOC 1968 Winter Games bid for Lake Placid New York.
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Chateaugay Stumbles in Belmont Stakes Prep
Chateaugay produced a disappointing workout at Aqueduct as Candy Spots sped seven furlongs in 1 23 5 and one mile in 1 53 7. Trainer Mesh Tenney planned six furlongs for Chateaugay with Braulio Baeza aboard, but the colt tired after three-eighths in 36 3 seconds and drifted, prompting questions about his Derby readiness.
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Americans Narrowed Field in British Amateur Golf
Six U S golfers remain in the fourth round at St Andrews as Richard Davies of Pasadena leads a six man American group. Weather shifts from rain to sun to wind as two Walker Cup players win their second round matches. Several Americans fall, including Downing Gray and Charlie Smith, in 20th hole and 6 3 defeats respectively, leaving three U S players still contending in the top half with Davies and two others in the bottom half.
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John Circle Accepts Chile Basketball Scholarship
Former Charleston High athlete John Circle will study and play basketball at the University of Concepcion near Santiago, Chile. Circle, 6-8, attended West Virginia Tech this year and did not play there. Another CHS alumnus, Bill Abbot, also earned a scholarship, including travel, tuition, room and board, with about 36 dollars monthly for spending.
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