Pennsylvania Defies NCAA TV Ban on Football Telecasts
In a heated argument over the NCAA Sanity Code and television bans, Pennsylvania resists the nationwide TV ban and challenges the NCAA to enforce limits. The writer argues schools should decide locally, citing history of industrial resistance to machine-age progress and praising Penn for its stance. The Citadel resistance is noted, while Penn’s defiance is welcomed as a stand against meddling.
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N.C.A.A
University of Pennsylvania
Penn
Pennsylvania
Aeeo
NCAA
Association
Citadel
Sail
le Eye
Uae
Pensylvania
Quakers
Dewitt Still Browns Chiefee Laughs At Front-Office Storm
Bill DeWitt, president of the St. Louis Browns, remains upbeat amid rumors and pressure. He jokes about swapping the Browns for the Yankees while stressing the team faces sterner times and a moral win in attendance and performance. Dewitt recalls his start with Branch Rickey and his long loyalty to the Browns through 1949 purchasing and leadership.
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Scott Baillie
United Press
New York
Bill Dewitt
Browns
Yankees
St. Louis
Branch Rickey
Mahatma
Dewitt
Mound City
Brother Charlie
Cardinal
Rickey
Cards
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
William
Walter Briggs
Detroit Tigers
Walter
Sportsman’s Park
St. Louis U
Cardinals
Bill
Lay Place Browns
Don Barnes
Phil Ball
Charlie
Richard Muckerman
Sox Pilot Shows Magic Touch Over Pitching Staff
Carl Lundquist notes Paul Richards excels as White Sox manager though he uses humor and tricks to guide the staff. The team won a doubleheader against the Athletics 4 to 1 and 9 to 0 highlighting Richards’s steady leadership and the pitching corps’ effectiveness.
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Carl Lundquist
Paul Richards
White Sox
Athletics
Hogan Clinches Open Title In Epic Oakland Hills Win
Ben Hogan defies doubts by winning the National Open at Oakland Hills for the third straight year. He overcomes rough rounds with a final surge, finishing two under to edge Bobby Locke and claim a historic championship. The event features strong showings from Lou Aloma and rivals like Demaret, Scarborough, and Reynolds as golfers battle wind and sand.
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Birmingham
Mich
Harry Vardon
Bobby Jones
Ben Hogan
Fairway
Hogan
Bantam
Ben
Oakland Hills
Locke
Jimmy Demaret
Jimmy
Ray Scarborough
Bobby Doerr
Johnny Bero
Paul Lehner
St. Louis
Ted Williams
Mel Parnell
Allie Reynolds
Tigers
Yankees
Gil McDougald
Jerry Coleman
Reynolds
George Kell
Fred Sanford
Ashington
Cleveland
Sam Mele
Sanford
Nats
Gil Coan
Boggs Wins 1951 City Golf Title In Rainy Blair Park
Marvin Boggs defeated defending champion Tommy Langley 3 and 2 at Blair Park to claim High Point's top amateur golf title amid rain and slick greens. Langley never led, boggs stayed near par, and the trophies will be presented at Ferguson's cabin after an outdoor feast sponsored by the tournament.
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Boggs
Langley
Blair Park
Marvin Boggs
High Point
Tommy Langley
Mercury Club
Wantona
Ley
Spot Clary
Pete Mann
Buster Bulla
Pete Whitener
Tourney Sponsion
Ferguson
Archdale
Baseball’s bonus race heats up as scouts swarm
Veteran scouts chase top amateur talent as clubs pay hefty sums for future stars. Billy Joe Davidson, Dick Pedrotti, and Paul Pettit emerge amid fierce bidding, while industry watchers debate the value of massive signing bonuses and the role of agents.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
New York
Curt Simmons
Robin Roberts
Phillies
Indians
Billy Joe Davidson
North Carolina
Oak Ridge Military Academy
Ted Kazanene
Detroit
Paul Pettit
Pirates
Pengenee
Maeree ‘Ly
Southpaw
Pettit
Lomita
Calif
Lou Alomo Starred in White Sox Shutout of Athletics
Lou Alomo pitched five hits allowed in his first major league start guiding the Chicago White Sox to a 9 0 victory over the Athletics after winning the opener 4 1.
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Lou Alomo
White Sox
Athletics
Chicago
Brewer to Open on Hill Against Improved Moors
Mooresville Moors host Thom asville High Point Hi-Toms at Mooresville ball park at 3 PM with Charlie Knight returning to bolster the lineup. Concord sits tied for sixth in the league as the Moors chase a first division spot, while Hi-Toms ace Austin Brewer is expected to start the opener.
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Bill Hackney
Charlie Knight
Mooresville
Moors
Concord
Tuck McWilliams
Maulers
Knight
Freddy Li
Ross Morton
Hi-Toms
Carolina
Dutch Hengeveld
Davidson
Grons
Jim Gruzdis
Hi- Toms
Austin Brewer
Jimmy Cassidy
Red Hamilton
Finch Field
High Point
Landis
Hickory
Landis Spinners
Hickory Rebels
Howe News
Statesville
Local Legion Nine Set For Top Spot Test At Liberty
Weather permitting, High Point meets Liberty in a top spot League Two Area 3 clash as Carson Cox prepares to start for High Point. High Point has four wins in five games while Liberty stands five or six tests. Other games send Thomasville to Siler City and Asheboro to Winston-Salem tonight.
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High Brea Deel Liberty
Liberty
High Point
Dick Culler
Carson Cox
Thomasville
Siler City
Asheboro
Winston-Salem
Jamestown
Legion
Pointers
Liberty Nine
High Point College
Red Shield League Schedule and Box Score
The Red Shield League schedule lists Monday at 5 p.m. Jaycees against A B Kiwanis and Exchange, followed by Tuesday at 5 p.m. Vitan vs Rotary Lions vs Mercury. Mercury leads 4 0 0 1 0 5 12 to Civitan 3 0 1 0 2 0 0 7 in the box score with pitchers Pope Mickey Brewer Civitan Board Brewer Lilly Thompson.
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Jaycees
A.B. Kiwanis
Exchange
Vitan
Rotary
Lions
Mercury
Civitan
Pope and Mickey
Brewer
Civitan—Board
Brewer, Lilly and Thompson
Oklahoma Wins College World Series In Pitchers Duel
Oklahoma edged Tennessee 3 to 2 to claim the NCAA college world series title in Omaha. Charley Pugsley delivered the deciding RBI in the eighth, Ray Morgosh scored on a double, and Jack Shirley earned the win as Sidas took the loss for Tennessee after a tight pitching duel.
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Omaha
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Sooners
Charley Pugsley
Ray Morgosh
Jack Shirley
Sidas
Brooklyn and Chicago Sparks in Curfew Halted Clash
A chaotic night saw Brooklyn vs Chicago halted by curfew while Cincinnati trounced Philadelphia in a 24 to 4 rout. Pittsburgh logged an 11 to 4 win over New York, ending the second game in the 8th inning.
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Randy Gumpert
al Carras
Quel
Aloma
Sox
A's
Yanks
Yankees
Detroit
Washi
Land
Campanella
Pittsburgh
Giants
Philadelphia
Reds
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Aston . Louis
Philade
New York
St. Louis
Pittsby
Hiller
Boston
Bickford
Koslo
DiMaggio Brothers Rush to Ill Mother
San Francisco report says Mrs. Tose DiMaggio, mother of Joe, Dominic, and Vince DiMaggio, was seriously ill at home. Joe DiMaggio of the Yankees and Dominic of the Red Sox hurried to her bedside. Vince, a former major leaguer and Cal Diamonds manager, was at the house. The item notes Breslau once presented an ox to its wine net bowling contest in 1518.
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San Francisco
Tose DiMaggio
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Dominic
Boston Red Sox
Vince
Cal
Diamonds
DiMaggio
Breslau
Germany
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Sportrait
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Oscar Fraley
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Jon
Richards
Scarborough
Johnny Cusick
Gil Hodges
Frank Baumholtz
Stan Musial
Alew
Phils
Willie Jones
Harry Perkowski
Chet Nichols
Earl Torgeson
Nichols
Howie Pollet
Bill Howerton
Monte Irvin
Willie Mays
Clyde McCullough
Ralph Kiner
Gus Bell
Wes Westrum
Irvin
Johnny Lybrand
Gene St
Dim Pittman
Cliff Bolton
Charlie Griffith
Tommy Umphiett
Dim Patton
Hill Nance
Seete
al Kluttz
P. Eee
Dim Atkinson
Bruce Weaver
UB Wcee
Back Thomas
Paes
Roy Owens
Wade Pierce
Louis Kayoes Savold
Lee Savold
Joe Louis
Savold
Madison
Red Sox
Dick Pedrotti
Pasadena
Tom Downey
Inhorse
Pedrotti
Hank Greenberg
Foxy Forager Downey
Joe Cronin
P. L. McCormick
Fort Wayne
Ned Garver
New Orleans
Indianapolis
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Dick Wakefield
Wakefield
Johnny Antonelli
Billy Southworth
Braves
DiMaggios
Musial
Em Rizzuto
Mantle
Washington
Pet
Ndis Errere
Hickor
Lexington
A “Ay V'S
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Lexice
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Renee
Se Ee
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Burlington Eee
Fayetteville
Lie
Greensboro
Burlington
Durham
Reidsville
Leigh
Danville
Fayette
Sloop Auto Service
W. Broad St
Link’s
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