Rams All Star Game Telecast to Reach 35 Million
The College All-Stars face the Los Angeles Rams in a Soldier Field game broadcast coast to coast. Admiral Corp. says 55 video stations will carry the event with 400 Mutual radio stations joining in. Sack Brickhouse handles TV commentary. Jack Drees and Al Helfer describe radio. About 35 million persons are expected to view. All-Stars, guests of Chicago Chamber luncheon, drill tonight under lights then train in Delafield Wis. for more workouts.
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Kentucky Basketball Slapped With SEC Suspension
Kentucky basketball faces a one year ban from SEC play and 10 total games as punishment for rule violations. Two football players are ruled ineligible and fined $500 each. The school may schedule non conference opponents such as St. Louis and Notre Dame while the NCAA eligibility issue looms.
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Olivar Named New Yale Grid Coach
Yale names Jordan Olivar acting head football coach for 1952, succeeding Herman Hickman who resigned for a public relations post with General Cigar. Olivar, 37, formerly at Villanova and Loyola of Los Angeles, is expected to coach Yale this season with Hickman assisting as consultant.
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Legion State Tournament Opens With Two Key Victories
In Anaheim Legion action at La Palma Park South Gate defeated Wilmington 6 to 4 and Fullerton edged Glendale 21 to when two games were played last night. Tonight two more games are scheduled at 4 o'clock.
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Fights Last Night in Boston and Brooklyn Cards
Fragmented boxing notes report last night events with bouts in Boston and Brooklyn. Matches include A tenreia Aeaten versus Prat dénge in Boston and Teddy Davis versus New Haven contender, plus Danny Giovanelli stopping Gane in Brooklyn. Newark and Chicago results appear with Lil Martine and Chuck Foster in disputed bouts.
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May Planning Tam Boost for Golf World Championship
CHICAGO August 12 Promoter George S May eyed a bigger Tam O Shanter world championship next year after the latest event closed. U S Open winner Julius Boros and Cary Middlecoff earned 25000 and 12500 in a two man playoff, with reports of an under the table tax split denied by players and the PGA. The PGA money list had Boros leading with 34332 and Middlecoff second with 27739 on the world money total.
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Jockey Johnny Longden Reflects On Racing Life
In a guest column from Del Mar, jockey Johnny Longden recounts 25 years in racing, early hard times in rugged bush rides, and his Kentucky Derby win on Count Fleet. He discusses the lure of the sport, fears of retirement, and the unrealized dream of riding Count Fleet again.
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Top Net Stars Open Newport Tourney
Top seeded United States and Australian players begin the 71st Newport Invitation amid hopes defending champion Frank Sedgman can repeat. Ken McGregor defeated Sedgman recently in South Orange grass finals, 6-3 6-4, signaling a tight matchup as the event unfolds.
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U.S. Nationals Start Tate at Forest Hills
The U.S. nationals open this month with Tate leading the field at Forest Hills. Competition focuses on top qualifiers and potential title contenders as players brace for early rounds and seedings.
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Sacramento Solons Fall Short in Tight Clash
Sacramento action reports the Solons losing a close game on August 12, with brief notes on the frame and key plays as the team battles for lead in the standings.
Giants Hope for Miracle Fades in Brooklyn Series Losses
The New York Giants face a bleak outlook as Brooklyn seizes momentum in a three game set. Giants struggle with Maglie and Jansen injuries while Brooks hitters Hodges Campanella and Robinson power a six run rally. Dodgers tighten pennant grip as Giants stumble toward late season.
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Van Patten, CIF Leader, Dies
Alhambra Aug 12 Funeral services set for Seth F. Van Patten 79 designer of the California Interscholastic Federation and longtime Amateur Athletic Union official. Died of a heart attack. founder and former CIF commissioner who led the Southern Division until retirement in 1950. Survived by Edna widow daughter Edson Thomas Salinas James South Pasadena and four grandchildren.
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Veterans looming in featherweight bout headline boxing card
Los Angeles reports veteran featherweight Fabela looking to continue comeback tonight. He faces Baby Face Gutierrez in a 12 round main event at the Olympic Auditorium. The winner earns a chance at the California featherweight title against Dave Gallardo in a later bout.
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