Michigan State Wins National Collegiate AA Boxing Title
Michigan State captures the National Collegiate AA boxing team title defeating Idaho in the 175-pound final as Chuck Spleser earns a decision. Gerald Black adds a title for MSU, giving the team 21 points. Wisconsin and Washington State place high, with Idaho and others scoring across a tight field.
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Mich
Michigan State
Ughtpear
Chuck Spleser
Idaho
Arry Moyer
Spleser
Gerald Jed Black
Moyer
Frank Edie Sarria
Leonard Walker
Wisconsin
Bob Ranch
Jack Sheberies
San Jose
Calif
Washington State
Minnesota
Gonzaga
San ‘Jose
South Carolina
Miami
Fla
Penn State
Louisiana State
Syracuse
Army
Maryland
Riegel Snead Share Lead In Masters And National
At Augusta Sammy Snead and Bob Riegel shared the lead after three rounds in the Masters as rain and a chaotic Grand National in England left most horses falling. Nick Coin won the Grand National with Royal Tan second, amid 31 horses losing riders. Snead and Riegel both posted 211 with six under par, while Hogan trailed by one stroke.
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England
Nick Coin
Oyal Tan
Arcti Gald
New York
John Jay Mack
Whitney
Artie Old
Esar
Wile
Rowland Roy
Becher's
Artic Gold
Ince
Nickel Coin
Rual
Trishev
Yal Tan
Tony Power
Derrinstown
Royal Tan
Agusta
Sammy Snead
Robert
Skee) Riegel
Croesus
White Sulphur Springs
West Va
Tulsa
Okla
Snead
Sam
Riegel
Texas
Ben Hogan
Lloyd Mangrum
Niles
Til
Skee Ringe
Ola
Sam Snead
Springs
W. Vien How
Goodier
Valduata
Byron Telson
Raanche
Fertier
Ban Francises
Burke
Houston
Clayton Heather
Charlotte
N. C
Oklahome City
AL Besselink
Mt. Clamens
Btd
OxCise Chapman
Pinehurst
Bob Toski
Northampton
Maas
Ee Dr
Beverly Hills
Cali
Bui Nap
Chicegg
Alten, Ransom
He Andrew A Ihe Oglwe
Boros
Mid-Pints
Mareford
Gene Sarazen
Germantown
Kfrank Stranahan
Toledo
Ohto
Local prep sports pace quickens after rain soak
Uclans Stan Stanford in full swing slows by rain last week as Long Beach prep and City College athletes brace for a heavy week beginning Tuesday. Ed Franklin demonstrates tagging at third base with Merle Anderson while John Zavich and Ed Higgins work baton passes for St. Anthony's track. Jack Quinn at Wilson High refines batting, Poly sprinters Louis Owens and Dick O’Neil practice starts, Viking Brackster Jim Boyd and coach Mel Patton back the clock after a time trial.
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City College
Jordan High
Ed Franklin
Merle Anderson
John Zavich
Ed Higgins
St. Anthony's
Jack Quinn
Wilson High
Poly
Louis Owens
Dick O'Neil
Viking
Jim Boyd
Mel Patton
Chuck Sundquist
Jasper Nutter
Dick Johansen
Coaltown's Cap Comeback Wins Bay Meadows Handicap
Coaltown, once a world record holder, staged a dramatic six furlong victory at Bay Meadows in the $15,000 added HandiCAP. He nosed out Special Touch in a photo finish before 18,248 fans, with Manyunk and Special Touch entering as joint entries. Results list Coaltown paying 6.90, 5.50, and 6.10 for the win.
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Coaltown
Art Sparks
Bay Meadows
Calumet Farmer
Bull Leah
Special Touch
Manyunk
Buena
Garza
Beitala Howard
Uneesa
Lad
Gusstion
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Zutelt
Chojnackd
Bone Abbey
Balaakly
Saenay
Rittenberg Homers as Salts Win 11-4
Stockton April 7. 61 Third Baseman Bob Rittenberg of the Salt Lake Bees hit a home run today to score himself and two others in the first inning of an exhibition game with the Stock of Ports, which the Salts won.
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Stockton
Bob Rittenberg
Salt Lake Bees
Salts
Canadiens Reach Stanley Cup Final in Playoff Thriller
Montreal Canadiens defeated Detroit Red Wings 3-2 to win the best of seven semifinal 4-2 and reach the Stanley Cup final. Billy Reay Maurice Richard and Ken Mosdell scored for Montreal while Sid Abel and Ted Lindsay tallied for Detroit. A 14,248 crowd roared as all five goals came in the third period. Toronto Maple Leafs beat Boston Bruins 4-1 at home, led 2-0 in the series behind Joe Klukay’s two goals and 43 shots on goalie Gordon Red Henry.
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Montreal Forum
Billy Reay
Maurice Richard
Ken Mosdell
Sid Abel
Ted Idndsay
Wings
Toronto
Joe Klukay
Toronto Maple Leefs
Boston Bruins
Fi Klukay
Leafs
Gordon Red Henry
Hershey
American Hockey League
Bruins
Jack Gelineau
Henry
Tribe Frosh Spikers Nab Five-way Meet
Palo Alto April 7. Stanford's freshman track team swept a five way meet scoring 73 points to Menlo JC 348, Hartnell 26, Stockton JC 14, and Monterey JC 642.
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Cptanford
Menlo JC
Hartnell
Stockton JC
Monterey JC
New Haven Club Captures National AAU Indoor Swim Title
The New Haven Swim Club dominated the 27th National AAU indoor championships in Columbus Ohio totaling 133 points the largest margin ever with Ohio State second at 58 and Michigan State third at 23. Sophomore John Marshall led the club with victories in 1500 220 and 440 freestyles while the team set a world record and two meet marks across the program.
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Olumbus
Ohio
New Haven
Ohio State
Bucks
Michigan State
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Varsity
Grads
John Marshall
Drake's Squad Upsets Stanford In PCC Dual Meet
UCLA opened the PCC season with a dramatic 69 to 61 victory over Stanford, led by Hugh Mitchell and Don Hangen. Mitchell set a Bruin mile record at 4:20.0, while Olympian Bob Mathias led Stanford with wins in the 220 hurdles and the discus. Stanford dominated field events but UCLA surged on the track to clinch the win before the final events.
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Ducky Drake
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Don Hangen
Bobby Work
Red Richard
Mitchell
Hangen
Waile Work
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Royal Balch
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Mathias
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Ang
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Len Eliers
Gin
Bill Walling
Cass Bly
Bill Friedrichs
Will Taylor
Bill Storum
Sage
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