Hall backs pay as you see for college sports
Robert A. Hall, former NCAA TV committee chair, argues pay as you see could fund all NCAA sports by pro rating profits, expand athletics budgets, and broaden football attendance. Critics fear regionalization and reduced small-college programs. Hall cites pay TV as offering more variety while keeping free broadcasts.
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Wide Open Wimbledon Opens Today
Wimbledon launches the 1955 championships with heavyweight contenders Vying for the title. Ham Richardson of Baton Rouge faces Sven Davis of Sweden in a first round highlight while top American Tony Trabert seeks form and margin against tough international rivals. Ken Rosewall leads a strong Australian challenge as the ramp-up to two weeks of grass court action begins.
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Oakland Post hurlers no-hits Coady Nine 2-0 for split
Roger Leogrande, a cagy lefty, pitched Oakland Post to a 2-0 no-hit win over Bill Coady Post 630 in a Southern Division American Legion Junior game at the airport. Oakland teammates battered eight Alameda pitchers for 45 hits in a 16-8 Hayward victory as Coady posted a late win. San Leandro moved atop after weekend results. East Oakland slipped to second with records tight.
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1954 Champs In Majors Hit Skids In 1955 Slide
Major league leaders the Giants and Indians stumble as 1954 champions fall out of pace. The Giants drop to fourth after an 8-7 loss to the Braves with Alvin Dark errors and Willie Mays benched. Indians fall to four games back after an 11-7 loss to the Red Sox, with Ted Williams homering and Boston collecting 16 hits. Yankees regain first after Ed Lopat’s seven-hitter and Mantle’s homer spree. White Sox briefly lead before losses. Details include 18-inning Phils-Cubs game and Pittsburgh-Cincinnati splits.
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Acorns Struggle In Double Loss To San Diego
Emeryville manager Lefty O Doul faces a failing Acorns team after a rough week. The Oaks were swept by San Diego, losing 7 2 and 3 1 as pitchers faltered and hitters struggled. Don Feeney started poorly, while Al Federoff and Milt Smith sparked the game with early threats. Jackie Merson homered twice, but San Diego still dominated.
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Dalton Wins All-Bore Individual Skeet Crown
Dalton of Chevy Chase Maryland defeated rivals to win the all-bore individual title yesterday at the Great Eastern skeet school. The senior crown went to W H Keene of Bash Paterson New Jersey while the women's title was taken by Mrs Chris Greenwich.
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Big Red Crew Scores First Rowing Sweep
Syracuse area report notes Cornell varsity eight victory at the 43rd annual lower collegiate rowing regatta on Lake Ontario, marking Cornell’s first sweep in the event as Coach Rusty Galllon eyes 1956 Olympic trials alongside future Rack.
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Free Steaks for Winners Over Furgol at New St. Louis Inn
Former national champion Ed Furgol opens Sportsmen's Inn in St. Louis and offers a free steak dinner to anyone who defeats him in the Neconal Golf Days. The promotion was announced at an event previewing the restaurant, which will feature a small golf memorabilia display and a novelty opening stunt.
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Fernandez Stewart Win Finals Berths
Alex Stewart reached the finals of the Presidents tournament championship at Baynard Tanks by defeating Carroll Smith 2 and 1. Tom Fernandez also advanced after a victory over Al Aji dredge, while Dean Hattel beat Joe Gonzales to set a semifinal with Larry Delgado. Elmer Sonsai defeated Chir Karas in the day’s longest match.
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Dean Hatlel
Larry Delgado
Tom Fernandez
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Joe Gonzales
Delgado
Murray Bleak
Robert Wallace
Ed Kane
Elmer Sonsai
Chir Karas
Honsai
Baseball and football standings and schedules across leagues
Flag races and results from the Pacific Coast League with team listings for Oakland Los Angeles San Francisco Sacramento and Seattle. Sunday results include Spokane San Francisco Portland Hollywood Seattle and Sacramento with multiple scores and upcoming matchups listed. New York Chicago Philadelphia and Milwaukee appear in American and National League results with weather affected games and tonight and tomorrow probables.
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Twin Victory Keeps Padres In First Spot
Padres win both ends of yesterday's doubleheader to maintain a one game lead in the Pacific Coast, defeating Lefty O'Doul and the Oakland Oaks 7-2 and 3-2. Seattle Rainiers extend their streak with a doubleheader sweep in San Francisco.
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Fleck Wins 1993 National Open In Open Playoff
The 1993 National Open at San Francisco’s Olympic Club saw Jack Fleck defeat Ben Lagat on the 1 up playoff to claim golf history. Hogan, Snead, Ward, Bolt, and others competed as a large field narrowed through four rounds before Fleck’s dramatic 14th and final holes sealed the victory for the unknown amateur. The Olympic Club hosted a smooth, well-run event with strong gallery support and devoted volunteers.
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Fleck Wins Open in Cinderella Golf Triumph
San Francisco reports Jack Fleck, the unknown Taft professional, defeats Ben Hogan in an 18 hole playoff to claim the 56th Open with a one under par 69 at Lakeside. Hogan retires from regular competition after the dramatic finish as Fleck rises to dominate the era.
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Balky Billy Disqualified By Orioles
Baltimore Orioles front office disqualified Billy Cox and disabled Ed Waitkus while signing three young players with modest bonuses. Cox announced retirement and refused to report to Cleveland after a trade, proceeding to an indefinite, unpaid suspension. Waitkus, sidelined by a back injury, is placed on the disabled list. The Orioles add Bob Nelson, Tom Gasta, and William Lejoie as prospects amid bonus pay plans.
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Snider Grabs NL All Star Center Lead In Poll
Duke Snider of the Brooklyn Dodgers regained the National League center field lead with 74 148 votes in the All Star poll. Richie Ashburn and Willie Mays trailed while Roy Campanella led all with 79 204 votes. Al Kaline sat second among outfielders. The 23rd All Star Game is set for Milwaukee on July 12.
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