Young Dean Dominates Mound in Debut Opener
A Young Dean showcases class on the mound as fans eye Baseball’s Hall of Fame pathway. The piece notes his sharp control and strong performance against a rival lineup, with mentions of Varsity crews and weather delays influencing prep.
US Amateur golf champ seeks expense explanations
A U SGA inquiry centers on expense payments linked to former US Amateur champion Ward. Testimony in a California case reveals loans and reimbursements totaling tens of thousands, including a $17,000 advance to golfer Heatley and a $811,060 loan discussed with counsel, with Ward accused of breach of duties and improper sourcing.
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Big Ten Divided Over New Code For Athlete Aid Plan
Big Ten officials remain split on a new financial aid policy affecting athletes. Northwestern and several peers warn about possible recruiting raids by other conferences while some schools see little difference. Coaches like Stanford’s Chuck Taylor and Illinois’ Frank Aller weigh in on regional impact and future changes before summer decisions.
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Texas League Races Tight Amid Standings Shake Up
The Texas League tightens as Monston and Austin split results, with Dallas in pursuit. San Antone defeated Austin 4 1, Oklahoma City and Tulsa swap places as Oklahoma City ends Tulsa’s winning streak. Houston and other teams mix up the standings with late rallies and run production.
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Kiwanis Tourney Set Wednesday
The Worthwest Kiwanis golf tournament, a midget and power baseball event, moves its start to Wednesday. Opening round at Memorial Park begins 8:40 AM with Tavares Taft versus Washington and a strong Douglass squad facing Most and Jackson.
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Boxers to Box in Benefit Program at State Arena
Lil holder and Paterson’s Viner Martinez set for welterweight bout at Roosevelt Sladinny event in Aersey City on May 7. Kid Gavilan is expected to attend as co host for the charity boxing program aiding local youth.
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Senators To Fire Dressen As Pilot
Washington Senators manager Charlie Dressen was fired today. Coach Cookie Lavagello to succeed him. Griffith indicated Dressen’s replacement would be one of two coaches. The club planned to open a series with the Detroit Tigers as details emerged.
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Mustangs Drop Two Athletes After Dormitory Disturbance
Athletic Director Matty Bell announced two football players, Willare Dewveall of Weather Tex and Chine Miller of Cane, were removed from the athletic dormitory following a recent disturbance. The two athletes were reportedly asked to move out and would not continue with the team.
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Burdette Fire, Braves Edge Dodgers In Blown Call
Milwaukee pitcher Lew Burdette spurred the Braves to a one run victory over Brooklyn after a controversial play and late offense. Gino Cinolli homered and Carl Puralia added a key double as Milwaukee avoided a swing in the pennant race. In other NL action Chicago Cubs defeated the New York Giants 6-2 to stay within a game of Pittsburgh. in the AL Kansas City beat Washington while Baltimore topped Detroit.
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Lawton Braves Nip Oilers 3 1 In Home Opener Victory
Lawton Braves topple the Seminole Oilers 3 1 at Memorial Park in front of a chilly crowd. Pitchers Dean and Melzer lead the win while rookie Tom Brown hits a two run homer and Vern Darvin provides key hits as Lawton improves to 1 1 in the Sooner State league.
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Greenville and Ardmore Set Blazing Pace in League Play
Greenville and Ardmore won big as Secnry State League baseball action produced decisive scores. Ardmore beat Paris while Greenville topped Ponca City. Don Mitchell led Ardmore with strong pitching and 16 hits aided by key miscues from the Orioles.
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Grant Passes Net Meet Without Champion Bitsy Grant
The National Senior Clay Court Tennis Tournament opened in St Peters burg Florida without defending champion Bryan Bitsy Grant due to business pressures. Grant had won the event the past two years and played Davis Cup.
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