Players push for voice in naming baseball commissioner
Baseball players and owners might both vote on Chandler's successor, with Will Harridge vouching for players' interests. Freddie Hutchinson says a petition will go to owners in July, possibly leading to a players' commissioner if rejected. Other owners express mixed views while endorsing fair treatment of players.
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Kentucky Coach Rupp Fits Return After Illnesses And Loss
Raleigh reports retirement talk for Adolph Rupp is unlikely as he regains form. Spivey had a poor night against State at Reynolds Coliseum, but the Wildcats still won 70 08. Case praised his players while Villanova coach Severance lauded State's hustle and rebounding amid a 10 000 crowd.
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Training Camp Briefs Highlight Spring Baseball Struggles
In California and Florida reports Joe DiMaggio, Tommy Brown, and Cakies Pascual navigate tough starts. DiMaggio posts a .111 average with two homers in 18 at bats. Brown goes hitless in 20 at bats. Pascual seeks off season moves with a Havana-bound dream. Philadelphia also signs rookie Bob Warholic, assigned to Elizabethton in the Appalachian league.
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Williams Out of Sarasota Game With Cold
Ted Williams will be kept from today's game against the St. Louis Cardinals in Sarasota due to a slight cold, manager Steve ONeill said. The precautionary move aims to avoid further illness as the team prepares for the next slate of games.
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Trio of Duke Teams Open 1951 States
Duke fields strong baseball track and tennis squads opening the season this week with key series against Indiana Michigan State and Florida schools. Baseball faces Indiana in a two day series and Michigan State then while tennis hosts Michigan State and travels to Florida events. Track schedules include meetings with Miami Florida State and Florida Relays with a strong roster led by Reeves Bullock Poss and others.
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State Spartans Upset Villanova as Kentucky Triumphs
North Carolina State rallied from a six point halftime deficit to defeat Villanova 67 to 62 at Reynolds Coliseum in front of 12 400. Kentucky defeated Louisville 79 to 68 as Carolina and Notre Dame faced late tensions.
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National League names first staff of umpires
Although formed in 1876 the National League did not appoint its initial umpiring staff until later, marking a milestone in organized baseball officiating.
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Yale Track Coach Robert F. Eet Col 2
Yale announces Robert F. Eet as track coach with Col 2 designation. The move names F. Eet in a leadership role for the university program and aligns with Yale athletics department plans.
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Pirates Player Tom Saffell Birthnote Includes Etowah Tenn Claim
Pittsburgh Pirates roster member Tom Saffell is noted with a birth linkage to Etowah Tennessee and mentions of Gal Been.
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Kentucky 1904 team blanks two games season
The 1904 Kentucky team played only two games, defeating Kentucky U. but losing to Cincinnati YMCA, ending a brief season.
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