High Point Swim Team Builds Toward Kinston Meet
Local coach Fred Ruppenthal fields a developing High Point swim squad after a Raleigh meet. About 35 to 40 swimmers train daily from 8 to 9 a.m. in junior intermediate and senior classes with relay teams and a 12 and under group. The team plans AAU and junior age meets and aims to face strong national competition, including the Carolinas AAU senior meet.
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Diane Wagner
Ruppenthal
High Point
Kinston
Bob Hoffman
Fred Ruppenthal
N. C
Carolinas
Club
Washington, D. C
Reed Club
Breakup of PCC Looms If California and UCLA Exit
Berkeley June 22 The Pacific Coast Conference faces dissolution as California and UCLA oppose a five conference game policy. Oregon Oregon State Washington State Stanford Idaho favor a round robin while California UCLA Southern California and Washington oppose. President C Clement French of Washington State questions Berkeley's move.
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Calli
Alful
PCC
Pacific Northwest
University of California Board of Regents
California
UCLA
Oregon
Oregon State
Washington State
Stanford
Idaho
Southern California
Washington
C. Clement French
Cal
Golf Meet Set Tuesday In Charlotte
The eighth annual junior golf championship of the Carolina Golf Association begins Tuesday at the Charlotte Country Club. Larry Beck of Kinston pursues a third straight title as the field of 122 players competes in a pro junior warmup day, qualifying on Tuesday to fill 16 championship bracket spots.
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Charlotte
Carolina Golf Assn
Charlotte Country Club
Larry Beck
Kinston
Myers Park Country Club
Carolinians Lead Early In Women’s Open Golf Opener
Connie Gorsuch of Greensboro the reigning Carolina Women's Golf Assn. champion will tee off second in the opening round at Mamaroneck N Y Connie opens at 8 a m EST with Tris Kimball of Irwin Pa Also in the field are Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg Peggy Kirk Bell and Gloria Fecht of Southern Pines and amateurs Marget Burns of Greensboro and Frances Fowler of Mount Airy.
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N.Y
Connie Gorsuch
Greensboro
Carolina Women's Golf Assn
Tris Kimball
Irwin
Connie
Betsy Rawls
Spartanburg
Peggy Kirk Bell
Gloria Fecht
Southern
Coe Upset In T M Tourney
Swarthy John Zibnack a Denver schoolteacher upset Charley Coe to reach the 36 hole final in the Trans Miss Tournament. Rex Baxter of Amarillo will face Zibnack for the title after Baxter defeated Jerry Pittman of Tulsa and SMU 3 and 2. Zibnack, Austrian by birth, is a two year tournament golfer and former Berwick High foe of Mike Souchak.
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Dallas
Tex
John Zibnack
Denver
Charley Coe
Zibnack
Rex Baxter
Amarillo
Baxter
Jerry Pittman
Tulsa
Okla
Southern Methodist University
Coe
Trans-Mississippi
Mike Souchak
Berwick
Brantly Wins Southern Amateur Crown Over Blum
Ed Brantly 22 of Chattanooga Tenn defeats defending champ Arnold Blum of Macon Ga 3 and 2 to capture the Southern Amateur golf title at La Gorce Country Club Miami Beach Fla The match ends on the 34th hole with Brantly leading two and one at lunch and Blum failing to regain the lead in the afternoon after an early hole win.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Ed Brantly
Chattanooga
Tenn
Arnold Blum
Macon
Brantly
Blum
la Gorce Country Club
Willamette Cups Upset at Belmont in 70 450 Race
Willamette upset Bayou in the Belmont stakes at Belmont Park to win 70,450 as 13 20 favorite. John Choquette rode the winner owned by C T Chenery over 11 8 furlongs in 2 16. The crowd of 29 485 saw Willamette pay 49 30 10 60 and 6 00.
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New York
Willamette
Bayou
William H. V
Woodlawn
King Ranch
John Choquette
C. T. Chenery
Claiborne
Weaver Opens One-Stroke Lead In Flint Open
Bert Weaver 25 from Texas shoots 68 and 69s in rounds two and three to grab a one shot edge in the $37,000 Flint Open at Flint Golf Club. Bob Rosburg slips to sixth as winds whip and conditions stay tough. Gardner Dickinson Jr. and Palmer among tight pursuers.
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Flint
Mich
Bert Weaver
Bob Rosburg
Weaver
Louisiana State University
Rosburg
Eee Seeger
Giants Fight TV Impact on Gate Receipts in 1950s Era
Article examines television's effect on baseball gate receipts, noting Horace Stoneham's 1949 plan to ban night-game TV and the Giants’ later full-season telecasts with sponsor deals. It highlights declining attendance, rising network money, and the debate over pay television in a crowded New York market.
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New York
Horace Stoneham
New York Giants
Giants
Stoneham
Polo Grounds
New York Yankees
Yankee
Dodger
Stoneham’s
Aesop
B.C
Detroit Tigers
Dodgers
San Francisco
Los Angeles
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