Bud Wilkinson Opens Oklahoma Varsity Tryouts to Negroes
Norman Oklahoma June 8 AP Bud Wilkinson Oklahoma home athletic director said Negro undergraduates will be allowed to try out for sports if they enroll following the Supreme Court ruling. No Negro has played for Oklahoma in its athletic ten prior to this. The Big Seven conference member faces desegregation pressures as states adjust laws.
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Golf Pros Aid Todd in Finding the Perfect Driver
Ardmore Pa June 9 Harry Todd tests many drivers for a perfect club while Alexander and others join the gag. Todd finally exclaims yes after a satisfying click. Melee over a driver sparks banter with Alexander at Merion where Todd shoots an 80 in the National Open. Dykes takes a day off from baseball to golf with friends and recalls past games. USGA defends staged rounds and sectional qualifying against critics who fear pro representation by amateurs.
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Major League Leaders Associated Pros Summary
American League leaders include Kell Detroit with 382 hits and Stephens Boston with 61 RBIs. Williams and Stephens of Boston lead in runs with 41, Kell the hits leader with 68, and pitching leaders Byrne New York 7 1 875 and McDermott Stobbs Boston 4 1 500. National League leaders feature Ratling Musial St Louis 873, Robinett Brooklyn .644, and York Musial Glaylane St Louis with 35 runs. Pitching Miller Philadelphia 49 1 000 Bankhead Brooklyn 44 800.
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Brooklyn
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York
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Hite
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Gordon
Itiner
Pittsburgh
Piiching
Minom League and Associated Pro Baseball Scores Summary
Regional minor and major league scores listed with multiple cities and teams. Notable results include San Francisco 11, Seattle 4. Toronto 11, Jersey City 4. Tri City 8, Vancouver 6. Spokane 1-1. Western League games postponed due to rain and wet grounds. several schedules indicate snow and cold conditions.
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Record-Setting Open Leads Addmore in First Round
In the National Open Tourha ment Addmore and Pa.-Lee Mackey Jr. posted a subpar 64 to lead after round one. Palms Texas Mary Ann Villegas upset veteran Betty Mackinnon to reach quarterfinals of the Trans-Mississippi Women’s tournament. Major results from Meadow Brook, Belmont, Delaware, Washington Park, Golden Gatoes field record. Sox set offensive marks in a 244 run outburst vs St Louis.
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New Orleans
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Doerr Drives Red Sox Rout St Louis in Record 29-4
Bobby Doerr powered Boston with three home runs and eight RBIs as the Red Sox set an unof ficial major league scoring mark in a 29 to 4 rout of the Cardinals. Ken Raffensberger earned his fifth win for Philadelphia with five hits in a 84 game.
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KFKA to Broadcast All-American Game in Kentucky
KFKA will broadcast the second annual All-American North-South high school basketball game from Murray Kentucky on Saturday night. The 6:30 p.m. MST color and player interviews lead to a 7 p.m. game start. Gresley High star Xenny Manns leads the North squad. local sponsors back the broadcast from WNHS in Murray.
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Fights Thursday Night Bouts Across Cities Reported
A boxing card roundup lists Dexter Park Kid Gavilan defeating Mike Koballa in New York and St Paul, Jaskle Graves beating Patlec Bucci in Minnesota, and Hlis Ask over Massing Sanna in Brooklyn with multiple light weight results. A stray line notes modern skyscrapers with many windows as a stray comment.
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Mike Koballa
Pittsburgh
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Jaskle Graves
Austin
Minn
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Hlis Ask
Helsinki
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Massing Sanna
Sardinia
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