Full NCAA Rights Restored To Four Schools
The NCAA lifts probation for Texas A&M Oklahoma Kansas and Mississippi College. Texas A&M regains full rights after past violations by the head basketball coach. Kansas receives one year probation. Oklahoma ends a two year probation. Mississippi College finishes a one year probation for infractions in recruiting scheduling and financial aid.
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Column on 1958 Southern California sports scene and MLB talk
A jumble of sports notes from Oklahoma, Milwaukee, and New York features talk of Dodger and Yankee stars, trade rumors, and manager opinions. It references Mickey Mantle, Ted Williams, Roy Bain, and others while noting conference changes and the impact of business interests on players.
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Lefthanded Golf Tourney Draws 209 Players in Dallas
More than 209 southpaw golfers from across the nation are expected for the 18th annual national Left handed Golf Tournament at the Dallas Aube Club Country Club June 18 to 21. British Open field grows as three uneven ties remain for final spots.
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Redlegs Crush Bruins 22-2 in 22-hit rout
Cincinnati Redlegs belted Chicago Cubs 22-2 on June 1 led by Frank Robinson and Wally Post with multiple homers and doubles. The offense amassed 22 hits, setting a season high for runs and tied or surpassed several NL scoring marks.
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Cards Clip Milwaukee Cards Clip Milwaukee
Jay Dickson won his first tonight as he pitched the St. Louis Cardinals to a 71 victory over the Milwaukee Braves who dropped to fourth. Warren Spann took the loss for Milwaukee. Several players are noted with hits and field actions, but the report is garbled and names are inconsistently rendered.
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Phillies Blank Dodgers in 3-0 Win for Second Place
Philadelphia pitcher Jack Sanford stifled Brooklyn's Dodgers on two hits over nine innings, driving in a run with a Texas Leaguer and a Repulski homer as the Phillies moved into second place in the National League behind Cincinnati. Rin Repulski homered, Sanford struck out nine through five, and Junior Gilliam had an early two-out single.
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Giants Call Up Southpaw Hurler From Farm Club
The New York Giants promoted southpaw Pole Burnside from the Minneapolis farm team. Burnside will pitch against the Pirates, a return from a prior trade involving a rival ball club. To make space, veteran right-hander Sandy Consuegra was optioned to Vancouver in the Pacific Coast League.
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Braves Watch Braved by Rainout in Early Season Chaos
The Lawton Braves' spring schedule has been disrupted by rainouts for the 23rd time, with a postponed State league encounter at Ponca City. Makeups and split twin bills loom, as Coach Travis Jackson rests his rested Lawson pitchers for upcoming games against Ardmore and Ponca City. In Paris, Texas, a different game saw Seminole fall 9-2 with Gary Guckert earning the win and lifting his record to 4-1.
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White Sox Clip Tigers to Extend AL Lead
Chicago White Sox exploded for 12 runs in a 12-4 win over the Detroit Tigers, led by a 16-hit barrage and a Minnie Minoso no-hitter moment. The victory stretched Chicago’s AL lead to five games as they overwhelmed Detroit with early six-run second inning and strong relief.
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Barr Backs Umpires In Muskogee Forfeit
TULSA June 1 State League President George Barr backed umpires over the May 8 Muskogee decision awarding victory by forfeit over Ardmore. He fined Ardmore manager J Burn five hundred ninety dollars and player Fred Smith five dollars. suspensions possible if fines not paid by June 8. Barr said a replay would have occurred only if the umpires were wrong and noted briefs with Dunn and Ardmore officials were discussed. He described the punishment as justified and indicated the text of reports was curtailed.
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Kers Sign Aker Apolis: Krebs Signs With Minneapolis Lakers
SMU basketball star Jim Krebs, 21, signed to play with the Minneapolis Lakers in the NBA. The 6 foot 3 forward, weighing 225 pounds, was a high draft choice and joins the league for the upcoming season.
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Braves Sign High School Catcher To Big Bonus
Milwaukee Braves outbid six major clubs for 18 year old Warren Taylor who graduated from Metropolis high school and will report to New York. The exact bonus is unclear but sources say about 105000 with some claiming over 100000. Taylor idolizes Ted Williams and expects to reach the majors in 2 3 years. His father Vance notes the sum is hard to believe.
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