Nebraska Recruiter Pranks Lead to Cartoon Recruiting Tale
A Lincoln spoof ties Nebraska track coach Sevigne to Alaska letter tricks and a phantom Eskimo recruiter. Mervin Meaden fabricates a 6-7 high jumper from Anchorage while Sevigne hunts for talent and battles rival Kansas coach Easton. The piece blends sports color with campus lore and lighthearted drama about recruiting and injuries.
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Cage Star K C Jones Will Play Pro Football
Los Angeles Rams sign former University of San Francisco basketball star K C Jones. Coach Sid Gilman plans to use him at defensive halfback next season. Jones did not play football at USF, where he starred in basketball with Bill Russell on the Don's national title teams.
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O Malley builds a box seat behind home plate
The Dodgers owner Walter O Malley constructs a raised wooden pagoda behind the home plate screen. A bright green canopy is mounted on four stilts, described as a cross between an Oriental tent and a mahara jahs reviewing stand.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT AP report a night of boxing results
The Associated Press lists bouts across multiple cities. Tony Anthony stopped Orville Pitts in Milwaukee. Sugar Hart drew with Gil Turner in Philadelphia. Mauro Vazquez outpointed Pete Kawula in Los Angeles. Billy Ryan stopped Gordon Farnsworth in Lowell. Jimmy Martinez saw Dale Manz boat postpone due to rain in Boise.
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New York
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Mexico
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Billy Ryan
Lowell
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Diamond Data Sports Box Score Roundup
AP report recaps MLB and minor league results with standings and Friday and Saturday games across American and National Leagues. Notable scores include Milwaukee 7 Philadelphia 4, Chicago 1 at Baltimore while Cincinnati routed St. Louis 6 0 and Detroit beat New York 4-1. Pacific Coast and intraleague results list Seattle Vancouver San Diego Sacramento Phoenix Salt Lake City Spokane Portland Montreal Havana Toronto Miami Columbus Rochester and more.
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Peranol stomach remedy touted for acid issues and ulcers
An advertisement promotes PERANOL as a fast acting stomach formula to curb excess acidity and ulcer distress. It claims quick relief from heartburn gas and vomiting with long lasting improvement, priced at four to five cents and sold by Raney Drug Store with mail orders listed.
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NCAA Track Action Opens at Berkeley With Star Field
The 37th annual NCAA track and field championships begin at the University of California with 356 entrants and several Olympic and defending NCAA champions. Notable names include Greg Bell, Ron Delany, Don Bowden, Al Oerter, Charlie Dumas, Glenn Davis, Bob McMurray, Eddie Southern, and Don Stewart.
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Indiana
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Charley Jones
Pacific Lutheran
John Fromm
California
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Tim Tam to undergo operation at Penn Veterinary School
Tim Tam a top money winner in horse racing will have bone chips removed at the University of Pennsylvania Veterinary School next week. Calumet Farm trainer Jimmy Jones said the operation will end any chance of Tim Tam racing again and the horse will likely be kept for stud.
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New York
Tim Tam Suffered Belmont Injury From Sesamoid Break
Dr William Reed and Mrs Gene Markle treated three year old Tim Tam after he won the Kentucky Derby and Preakness but injured his right front ankle running the Belmont Stakes last Saturday. The colt broke the sesamoid bone at the fetlock joint causing bone chips wedged in the joint. Recovery described as quick with riding and home in two weeks.
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Anthony Rallies to Stop Pitts in Fifth Round
In Milwaukee, Tony Anthony surged from a rough start to dominate Orville Pitts, flooring him four times in the fifth round to win a scheduled 10 round light heavyweight bout. Anthony, 23, from New York City, weighed 176 pounds while Pitts weighed 174% for the match. This victory gives Anthony his 33rd win in 39 starts.
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Cardinals Sign Another Bonus Baby Czerniakowski
St Louis Cardinals sign 21 year old Edward Czerniakowski a right handed hitting catcher from Plains Pennsylvania to a contract with Omaha in the Class AAA American Association. The signing occurred on Thursday and adds another bonus baby to the organization.
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Maryland Player Signs with Detroit Tigers in Triple A Deal
AP reports 19 year old outfielder Art Cleas suras from Maryland signed a Triple A contract with the Detroit Tigers. The club also announced the signing of two other outfielders.
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A's Sign KC Rookie Ronald Debus
Kansas City Athletics sign 21 year old Ronald Frank Debus of Kansas City Kansas who was Ban Johnson League MVP in 1955. Debus is a shortstop, 5 feet 11 inches, 185 pounds, throws right and bats left, ordered to report to Grand Island Nebraska State League Class D team.
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