Southern Is Into Heavy Grid Drills
West Virginia University coaches push early camp work as Art Lewis reports players are fit and hungry for contact. Key figures include Ferry Fisher and Paul Bischoff at WVU with freshmen Jim Sadie and Sam Huff making defense impacts. Other ACC and Southern schools detail scrimmages, standout plays, and early camp progress.
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Del Flanagan Wins Narrow Victory in Cleveland Bout
In Cleveland last night Del Flanagan from St Paul outpointed Johnny Red De Fazio from Bayonne in a tight decision. The Brooklyn rookie pitcher Billy Does added five no hitters for Bryant High School in Queens.
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Barclay Crawford Tops Tig Defense for Clemson
Barclay Crawford of Kelso Tennessee anchors Clemson’s 1952 defensive line at guard, missing only one game due to injury. Teammate Tom Barton praises his reliability and coverage, while coach Frank Howard notes Crawford’s role among his strongest units. Crawford majors in animal husbandry and expects Clemson degree next June.
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Tennis Match Field to Be Cut to Eight
Forest Hills reports the U S singles championship reducing field to eight as Vic Seixas leads 10 Americans and Frank Sedgman heads four Australians. Seeds include Ken Rosewall and Billy Talbert with classic matches set among Mulloy Washer Flam Clark Richardson Masterson Ampon Rose Bartzen Larsen Head. In women’s draw Maureen Connolly Hart Long top contenders reach quarterfinals with Fry facing Davidson and Brough against Sampson.
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Minor Loop Ball Scores Across Leagues And Playoffs
Scores across International and American associations show Ottawa beating Montreal 8-4 and Toronto 9-2 while Buffalo 8-6 tops Baltimore 4-4 tied Rochester 4 and Syracuse 3. Playoff results include Macon 4 Columbus 3 with Macon leading 1-0 and Columbus 6 Montgomery 2. Coastal Plain and Western Carolina adds further playoff results and standings.
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Raleigh Caps and Cards Face Elimination in Playoff Night
In Carolina League semis the Raleigh Caps and Winston-Salem Cards must win to stay alive as Durham blanked Winston-Salem 2-0 and Reidsville beat Raleigh 3-2. Marcus Davis limited Winston-Salem to nine hits while five errors led to unearned runs. The series heads to Raleigh and Durham with decisive games ahead.
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Snead Heads 141-Player Open in Albany Golf
Slammin Sammy Snead shot a 67 to lead the Empire State Open at Normanside Country Club in Albany where 141 players competed. Fred Hawkins also carded 67 as the field begins 18 holes per day in a 72-hole format with a cut to 60 after the second round.
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Byrd Shuts Out Yankees On One Hit
Harry Byrd of the Washington A's blanked the New York Yankees 3 to 0 on only one hit.
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Yanks May Defy Jinx Take Flag After No Hitter Shocks
Yankees, though no hit and no run allowed by Vic Raschi and Harry Byrd, still surged toward a fourth straight pennant as Detroit beat Cleveland and Boston faltered. Dodgers, Giants, Cardinals, Reds also won while Robinson and Thomson produced key late plays.
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Cincinnati Faces San Diego For Legion Junior Base Ball Crown
Denver reports undefeated Cincinnati meeting San Diego, a prior foe, at 10 p.m. EST for the Legion Junior Baseball title. San Diego edged Austin 6-3 in 10 innings, while Cincinnati beat California 9-6 in 11 innings Tuesday night.
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Walcott Odds Favored as Marciano Foe Predicted to Fall Within Six
Lew Tendler, a former champion, predicts Jersey Joe Walcott will defend the heavyweight title against Rocky Marciano on Sept. 23 by knockout inside six rounds. He argues Walcott’s condition and legs, built through heavy roadwork, give the veteran an edge despite age.
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Flanagan Jumps To Welterweight Division Easily
De Flanagan moved up from lightweight to welterweight and beat Johnnie Defazio in a 10 round unanimous decision. The St. Paul fighter controlled the bout at Cleveland Arena before 1,034 spectators, with Defazio suffering a seventh round cut. Defazio weighed 151 pounds, giving Flanagan a 4 1/2 pound advantage.
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Red) Fazio
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Duke Favored To Capture Southern Conference Title
Duke, a strong contender resembling the Wallace Wade era, is viewed as the likely Southern Conference champion after last year’s 5-4-1 finish. Coach Bill Murray cautions the squad will be good but not among the nation's very best, with key players and a potent backfield highlighted as Duke faces tough games against Tennessee, SMU, Georgia Tech, Virginia, and Wake Forest.
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Fresh WVU freshmen fullbacks draw praise from Mountaineer camp
JACKSON'S MILL, W. Va. West Virginia University body says two freshman fullbacks Bruce Bosley of Greenbank and Rolland Kwiatkowski of Toledo are standout 6'2 over pounds and may push for field roles. Coach Art Lewis calls them prize specimens and hints at flexible positions as camp continues.
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Ted Gray Named Tigers' New American League Pitcher
Ted Gray is introduced as the Tigers newest representative in the American League. He was named to succeed Fred Hutchinson, who has moved on to become the team's manager.
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