Pacific Coast Punished All But One Member In Conference Woodshed
The Pacific Coast Conference fined eight of nine member schools after a Woodshed session for various violations including improper tickets and campus labor program irregularities. Washington State College escaped with a clean bill of health while Washington and UCLA faced renewed penalties. USC was ordered to return 25000 to a donor. booster clubs must open their books and disclose officers, members, and contributions.
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Sprinter Has Three Goals for the Future
Football coach Dal Ward asked Colorado University supporters for 20 000 dollars annually to add 20 athletic scholarships to boost Big Seven competitiveness. Dean Harry Carlson confirmed NCAA Big Seven approval and university backing. Ward cited morale issues from unequal scholarships and promised universal aid within rules while vowing to improve coaching and methods.
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Papers To Aid In Baseball Poll
New York The All Star game poll will be directed by Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick with cooperation from American and Canadian newspapers and radio and TV stations. The office will serve as a clearing house for ballots, replacing the Chicago Tribune which originated balloting in 1933. Voting runs June 1 to June 22 local time, with final tabulations due by June 26. About 500 newspapers and stations will participate. The All Star game is set for Washington on July 10, with fans choosing starting lineups for both leagues. pitchers to be picked by the New York Yankees for the American and Walt Alston of the Brooklyn Dodgers for the National.
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Harold Carter Tangles With Johnny Summerlin
Detroit Olympia hosts a ten round heavyweight elimination bout pitting 22 year old Harold Carter against undefeated Johnny Summerlin who carries an 11 fight winning streak into the ring tonight. Carter was a last minute substitute for Bob Satterfield who withdrew due to elbow concerns. This nationally televised matchup marks a big chance for the rising heavyweights.
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Den ver Bears slide as Denver loses on road
The Denver Bears were routed on the road as St. Paul defeated Denver 4-1, dropping the Bears to a third loss on their current road trip while Minneapolis closed the gap to two games with a 5-3 win over Omaha. Charleston snapped a six game home skid with a 6-0 win over Louisville, and Indianapolis fell to Wichita 12-3 after rain halted play in the seventh. Taylor Phillips, 22, a lefty who pitched briefly for Milwaukee in spring training, scattered six hits and struck out seven to lead Wichita’s victory over Indianapolis as Wichita hitters totaled 16.
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Vaulter Matjeka Clears 14 feet At El Cerrito Relays
Richmond California junior Jim Matjeka from Sequoia High School vaulted 14 feet 4 inches at the El Cerrito Relays, ranking as the second highest high school boy mark. The national high school record stands at 14 feet 6 inches held by Jim Brewer of North Phoenix.
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Phillies Sign Elmer Valo Veteran Outfielder
The Philadelphia Phillies sign 35 year old Elmer Valo to a free agent contract. Valo, a 14 year veteran, played for the American League Athletics in Philadelphia and Kansas City before being released by the A's last week.
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Baseball Scores in Western League and Associated Standings
Scores show a spread of results across the Western League with Des Moines and Topeka both posting decisive wins while Denver and Indianapolis slip. Notable games include Wichita 12 over Indianapolis 3 and Omaha 9 over Minneapolis 5 as teams jostle for position.
Maglie to Continue Playing After Dodgers Acquisition
Sal Maglie said he would quit at season end but plans changed after being sold to the Brooklyn Dodgers. The 39-year-old pitcher reported his arm felt better than in three years after arriving and throwing batting practice. His late arrival followed his father’s death in Niagara Falls, New York.
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Three-Olympic Gold Hopes Drive Duke Sprinter Sime
Duke University's Dave Sime aims to win three Olympic golds in Melbourne while pursuing a Major League Baseball career and medical studies. The 19-year-old sprint star, a rising world record holder, has attracted offers up to 30,000 from MLB clubs but prioritizes Olympic success over signing.
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New Hutchinson hires former Hoisington coach Joe Krafels
Joe Krafels, after six years guiding Hoisington High School basketball, is appointed head coach at Hutchinson High School. He replaces Brice Durbin who resigns to take the freshman coach role at the University of Wichita.
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Pitcher Sal Finds Home Back In National League
In his Brooklyn debut the former New York Giant star faced his ex teammates from the Polo Grounds. Sal, once a fixture in the Giants pitching staff, felt out of place with Cleveland after last summer’s trade. He now says he belongs back in the National League.
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Rookie Pitcher Is Beginning To Show His Stuff for Athletics
Young pitcher Troy Herriage impressed for Kansas City as he threw a three hitter guiding the Athletics to a 6-1 win over the Senators. The win pulled KC within a half game of Washington in the AL cellar amid 11 walks by Senators pitchers. Herriage improved to 1-1 after shaky starts, while St Louis gained from Frank Lane trades with Herm Wehmeier’s win and Jakie Collum's seventh-inning support. Musial delivered a key seventh-inning single for the Cardinals in a 3-0 victory over Pittsburgh, as Boyer drove in two and Del Greco plus Sarni had one each. Dale Long toppled Pirates with a homer and 10th RBI in four trips to lift his average to .4.
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Aaron Leads Braves to Win
Aaron returns to form for the Atlanta Braves posting a four for five night with a homer a double and two singles to push the NL leaders past the Dodgers 7-3. He raised his season average to .213 as Atlanta extended its slim margin over St Louis while Detroit and Boston also won.
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Tigers Lose Big Seven Baseball Race to Kansas
The Kansas Jayhawks beat Missouri 7-6 in Lawrence, knocking Missouri from title contention as Oklahoma remains with a path to the championship. Roy Wiley delivered the decisive two run homer in the ninth while Wiley also started Monday’s 10-7 Kansas win, leaving Missouri with a 7-5 season finish and Kansas at 6-5. Nebraska and Iowa State linger at 6-4, facing Ames in a crucial pair of games Friday and Saturday. Oklahoma, 5-2, has remaining games with Colorado in Norman Friday and Saturday.
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Topeka Climbs Into Top Spot
Topeka surged to first in the Western League after a 12-3 win over Lincoln, building on 17 victories in 21 starts. Pueblo edged Albuquerque 6-5 while Amarillo beat Colorado Springs 9-6 and Des Moines defeated Sioux City 9-4. Marshall Bridges fanned 13 after a five-hit Lincoln effort.
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Easy Ed Macauley Signs With St Louis Hawks Deal
Easy Ed Macauley, eighth in the NBA scoring last season, signed by the St. Louis Hawks for about $15,000. The former St Louis University All American arrived from the Boston Celtics after a salary cut. The Hawks also signed rookie Dave Plunkett, a 6-8 center from Cincinnati University who averaged 18 points per game last season.
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Garden City Bo-Jet tryouts set with three sessions
Ramblin Rec Area players aim for Garden City Ban Johnson team this weekend with two Saturday sessions at Clint Lightner field at 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. and a Sunday session at 1 p.m. An intra-squad game may follow Sunday. Night practice is ruled out to avoid last year players’ conflicts. most regulars, except Richhart and Kinney, expect to attend June 2-3 Bo-Jet games.
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Unemployment Benefits Okayed for Auto Workers
TOPEKA Atty. Gen. John Anderson says unemployed automobile workers may receive state unemployment benefits while also getting supplementary employment provided by their former employer. R. L. Warkentin, state labor official, outlines details of the ruling.
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Fullmer Eyes Title Bid After Humez Clash
Gene Fullmer, 28, aims to capture the middleweight throne by beating Charles Humez in Madison Square Garden. Manager Marv Jenson notes a potential Robinson title bout with a $100,000 offer and backing from Bob Barrett, seeking a Salt Lake City New York or Los Angeles defense if Fullmer wins.
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