Slush funds and college sports ethics questioned
San Francisco columnist HAL Wood argues that athletic aid to students dates to early colleges and cites suspensions at California Auburn and Miami University of Florida as examples. He notes Washington alumnus Torrance’s frustration with bad publicity while acknowledging many benefited from aid in college.
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Hal Wood
San Francisco
Harvard
University of Washington
Roscoe (Yordy
Torrance
Jogu
Southern C's
University of California
Golden Bears
Auburn
Miami University of Florida
Washington
Slush funds and recruiting touch off college sports tensions
A taped collection of quotes discusses booster aid to student athletes, noting universities like Washington and UCLA faced penalties for recruiting code violations. Ohio State threatens NCAA action over Dayton coach tampering allegations, with claims Dayton lured players Mike Allen and John Snyder away from Ohio State.
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FR. Collins
Richard Larkins
Ohio State
Stahl
Dayton
Mike Allen
John Snyder
Allen
Lenter
Snyder
Bay Area Hoop Talk on Holding Press Defense
Wisconf with Dick teams discusses Stanford's holding press and Indians in Pacific Coast play. quotes coach McDonald and includes notes on Wooden, Woolpert, Knight and players Selleck Brown Naulls and Pearson amid college basketball chatter in San Francisco.
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Scotty McDonald
Kirby Shoe
Burk
Cause of Justice
Hoop
Stanford
Ikeeps
Zio
Pacific Coast
Bill Bond
Brown
Indians
Vic. Naulls
Tghits
Bruins
Willie
Bat Russell
San Francisco
University of San Francisco
Phil Woolpert
Dons
Fresno State
Golden Gate
Gene Brown
Ky Jones
K. C
Woolpert
Wichita
Denver
Vickers
Elbrook
Halbrook
Chamberlain
Scotty
Umpires Chase Panama Team In Caribbean Playoffs
Caribbean playoff clash in Panama ends with umpires pursuing the Panamanian cavalry mounted police and manager Joe Nachio after Cuba’s Cienfuegos beat Puerto Rico’s Caguas 6-0 to knot the series at two games each. Nachio was chased after loudly protesting calls on Umberto Robinson pitches.
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Cavalry
Police
Caribbean
Panama
Joe Nachio
Cuba
Cienfuegos
Puerto Rico
Caguas
Mounted Police
Nackie
Plate
Augie Guglielmo
Humberto Robinson
Florida Race Rule Spars With Flamingo Stakes Talks
Florida racing officials debate a proposed rule granting a Florida bred horse a reduced weight disadvantage at the Flamingo Stakes. Supporters argue the plan would boost Florida s breeding programs and draw top horses, while critics warn it could skew competition and move the sport away from national norms.
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Gayle Talbot
Eac
Ohi Nlami Upi
Florida
Bering
Cerry
Haleah
Florida Ile
Gulfstream
Yarkee
California
Harried Married Fined All in a Day for Mays
New York Giants outfielder Willie Mays and Kjarginnerste Wengelle married in Camden New Jersey at Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church. Mays was fined $15 for speeding by a New Jersey state trooper after the ceremony, and the couple left for parts unknown.
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Ely Ton
UPI
Ouitfielder
Negro Iminister
Port
Willie Mays
New York
Mays
Kjarginnerste Wengelle
New York City
Camden
Witlies
Bethel
GE Methodist Episcopal Church
Louple
New Jersey
Rufus L. Sond
Monday Night Fights in New York Draws and Stoppages
The event featured Hardy versus Fay Drake in New York with a draw noted. Other bouts included Saddler and Murph, Curley, and Stuckada with various handwritten percentages and locations mentioned, including Providence and Chicago area references, amid a chaotic, partial OCR read.
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Bazooka
Fal Wood
New York
Fay Drake
Providence
Sandy ‘Saddler
Curley oMurpe
Worcentar
Mars
Sao Diep
Adatt Stuckada
Att
Lake Ghy
Tontay Harrison
Angeles
Legion wrestling results spark late radio roundup
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Carlton
Roy Hefferman
Steefechrea
Lee Jonathan
Tom ‘Ee
Grete
Ree
Rucky Brawa
Kisty
Jack Elena
Nirsekwinile
Tod Rane
KRCA
Moore in Hassle Over British Ref
Promoter Jack Solomons claims a signed contract exists for Moore to defend his light heavyweight title, while Moore may refuse to defend. London officials and the British Board of Control consider a referee issue, with an American referee likely if appointed, and Moore set to defend Feb 175 pounds against Yolande Pompey amid London controversy over a recent verdict.
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Jack Sol
Archie
Moore
Crown
Board of Control
San‘ Diego
Solomons
Forees
Tim
John
Theyston
Charley Johnston
San Francisco Tops Cage Polls as AP Touts Dons
San Francisco leads the weekly college basketball rankings with 18-0 record and 13 of 136 AP first place votes. Dayton and Illinois vie for second, while UCLA climbs from 13th to 12th in the AP list. United Press has Dayton next and Illinois third, with UCLA dropping to 20th.
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Bassethe l Wams
Dons
Associated Press
United Press
Dayton
Illinois
USF
Use
Qaasan
UCLA
Tiaywa
Wesleyan
Dillard Plans Retirement After Current Track Season
Dillard of Toledo Ohio, a holder of sprint and hurdle records and Olympic Games winner, says he will retire from competitive running after this year. The 20 year old made the remark Monday night noting the years have likely slowed his speed, though he hopes for at least one more world record performance.
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Dillard
Toledo
Ohio
UWF
Harrison
Clowns Pelt Irish Runner as New York Fans React
In Madison Square Garden Ron Delany wins his fifth mile of the season, drawing boos and paper cups from the crowd. Critics note the era’s fervent demand for record breaking, while Delany’s tactical race masks a modest time amid a night of noisy acclaim for other athletes.
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New York
Roger Bannister
Babe Ruth
Buster
Ireland
Ron Delany
Madison Square Garden
Australia
John Landy
Dublin
Gan
Dons Open Road Schedule Tonight Against Spartans
The San Francisco Dons, No. 1 in the nation for defense, begin a road-heavy stretch tonight at Kezar Pavilion against the College of San Mateo in a road affair. They will rely on cramped or large venues as they play without a home court, with a calendar packed including prep games and wrestling events across the region.
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Llene
Dons
Lniversity
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Road Pacific
Kezar
San Jose
San
Nuiral
Richmond
St Mary's
Kagats
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