Greenbelt Bowl backfield stars slated for Friday clash
East led by Beauchamp and Jackson lines up Bobby Powell and H P Hawkins at quarterback with rise of power and speed from Cody Mayes Sandefer Grabes and Burgess. West counters with Hal Sandefur Don Howard Johnny Baskin backed by tied power runners Lewis Tipps and King Clyde King leads East power in the 1985 Greenbelt all star clash.
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Top Three Teams Fall In American League Contests
United Press reports key AL games as the Baltimore Orioles whip the Chicago White Sox 8 to 1, while the Yankees lose 7 to 5 to the Tigers and the Senators edge the Indians 6 to 5. Chicago remains in first with a .594 percentage as New York and Cleveland sit at .593.
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Iba Reaffirms Tulsa Contract As Missouri Valley Coach
Hank Iba signed a new three year deal to continue coaching at the University of Tulsa. He warned of a rebuilding year with only seven lettermen returning from a co champion squad. Iba noted offers from other schools and cited Houston St Louis and Bradley as rising contenders in the Missouri Valley.
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Eisenhower Takes Five Day Rest With Golf in Gettysburg
President Eisenhower began a five day rest period in Gettysburg Pennsylvania by playing 18 holes of golf in intense heat. He shortened exposure by using electrically driven golf carts and played in a threesome with Brig. Gen. Arthur S. Nevins and former Senator John S. Rice, now a local manufacturer.
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Washington
Arthur S. Nevins
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Longhorn League Fines Three Umpires For Language
SAN ANGELO. Longhorn League president W. J. Green fined three umpires for abusive language and rule violations after a Saturday incident. Two umpires, both school teachers, were fined $100 each and a third $25 for handling rules violations. Green refused to name the umpires, citing future professional implications, and said the conduct contradicted the dignity of baseball.
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