The Wrestling Scene and Alumni Apathy Observed
Fred Delano surveys pro wrestling as TV fuels growth, noting big show profits, key promoters like Johnny Doyle and Jules Strongbow, and the heavy pay for top wrestlers. He then laments low UCLA Stanford California alumni turnout at local meetings, warning that waning interest harms athletics and campus life.
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Pappy Waldorf
Chuck Taylor
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San Jose Nine Falls to Fresno in Wild Ninth
Stumbling San Jose drops a 12 to 4 game to Fresno as Ray Herrera homers for Fresno and Hal Buckwalter adds one for San Jose. Visalia beats Bakersfield 5 to 4 with Rocca Cardinale two run shot. Stockton counters with six bunts as pitcher Tony Freitas loses again.
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Fresno
San Jose
Ray Herrera
Hal Buckwalter
Rocca Cardinale
Visalia
Bakersfield
Joe Borich
Sal Taormina
Tony Freitas
Ports
Jefthander
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Ventura
Bill Denney
Braves
Santa Barbara
Gene Lillard
Joe Christi
Cantrell Captures Culver City Midget Auto Feature
Cantrell of Anaheim rose from fifth to win Culver City Stadium midget auto feature clocked in 10 minutes 343 seconds. Allen Heath of Seattle finished second after taking the trophy ash seconds in a three lap finish.
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Billy Cantrell
Anaheim
Culver City Stadium
Allen Heath
Seattle
Willett Won't Call Meeting In NCAA Telecast Rift
Los Angeles June 8 NCAA President Willett refused to summon member schools for a special meeting over Pennsylvania’s bid to postpone the football television plan. He and SecretaryTreasurer Wikson ruled Penn in bad standing and noted many members would struggle financially to attend on short notice. The plan had been framed by the full membership at the Dallas convention.
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Hugh C. Willett
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Pennsylvania
Willett
Ncaa Secrretary
Kenneth L. Wikson
Big Ten
Quakers
Francis T. Murray
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Penn
Association
Dallas
Texas
Pennsylvanias Expulsion Hoped Over NCAA TV Ban
Penn plans to televise games despite a year long ban and is warned of not in good standing. The NCAA council may move to expel Penn at the next convention. Officials cited antitrust questions and noted possible effects on current tours and future competitions.
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Paramount
Harry Rubin
Baron Patele Leone
Gorgeous George
Chicago
University of Pennsylvania
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Quakers
NCAA
Hugh Willett
University of Southern California
Kenneth L
Pennsylvania
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Harold E. Stassen
Stassen
Penn
All Marine Track Meet Under Way at Camp Pendleton
The fourth annual two day all Marine track and field championships open at Camp Pendleton with 115 athletes from Quantico Lejeune Camp Lejeune and other bases. 18 event classic awards trophies and medals for top four individuals. no team entries except in four relays.
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el Toro Marine Air Base
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AAU Cinderfest At Memorial Coliseum Tonight
Southern California track stars step to the post for the Southern Pacific AAU championship at Memorial Coliseum. USC and LAAC battle for team honors as top sprinters and distance runners from Occidental UCLA and Santa Barbara contest titles and a key javelin showdown looms.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
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Dorish Delivers Sixth Sox Shutout Clinching Lead
Chicago White Sox rookie Dorish starts after bullpen stint and fires a five hitter in a 2 0 win over Washington, part of a six straight shutout stretch and a 44 game AL lead. Richards’ varied pitching usage yields 24th complete game. Yankees edge Cardinals. DiMaggio extends hitting streak. Reds tied for second. Brooklyn posts another one run win.
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Gus Niarhos
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Joe Haynes
Sandy Consuegra
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Big Luke Easter
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Baseball Standing Coast Leaders American Association
Coast leaders in the American Association standings feature teams such as Milwaukee and Montreal in a tense race. The text lists several clubs like Colima and Baral along with numeric tallies, reflecting early season form and regional standings in this round of play.
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MRL Loulantie
Milwaukee
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Baral
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Ty Byeneiae
Montreal
Rachenter
Southern Association
Janiro Seeks Graziano Bout After Charitable Win
Janiro of Youngstown Ohio secured a split decision over Charlie Fusari in Ruppert Stadium New Jersey. Referee Paul Cavalier credited Janiro with five rounds to three for Fusari with two even, ending Janiro's three loss streak as he eyes a big-money match with Rocky Graziano.
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Rocky Graziano
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Ruppert Stadium
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Youngstown
Ohio
Fusari
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Irvington
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Paul Cavalier
Cavalieri
Fitzle Pruden
Kid Gavilan
Scruggs Leads in AAU Decathlon
Ote Scruggs of Santa Barbara led the field on the first day of the Southern Pacific Association AAU decathlon championships in Los Angeles. After five events he had 4008 points, ahead of Floyd Simmons of the Los Angeles Athletic Club with 3877 and defending champion Hrayton Norton of Laguna Beach with 3812 points. Other scores at halfway included Bob Craig 3232 John Muir College, Hobt Sieben San Diego State 3203 Henry Ketels Los Angeles City College 3231 Terry Fitzhugh Pasadena 3097 Don Winton Pasadena 2964.
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Southern Pacific Association
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Scruggs
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Los Angeles Athletic Club
Hrayton Norton
Laguna Beach
Bob Craig
John Muir College
Hobt Sieben
San Diego State
Henry Ketels
Los Angeles City College
Terry Fitzhugh
Pasadena
Don Winton
Diamonds Quit While Ahead in Far West League
The Pittsburg Diamonds led the Far West League by three percent in the standings and withdrew from the league due to poor attendance. Redding defeated Medford 12 to 2 as Pittsburg planned to end their season this week. Pitcher Gordon Tench allowed seven hits in the win.
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Pittsburg
Locke Leads Round Robin Golf Tournament Standings
New Rochelle, June 8. Bobby Locke shot a four under par 68 to take the early lead with a plus 16 in the Round Robin Golf Tournament. Roberto di Vicenzo and Chick Harbert stood second with plus 12, while Jim Ferrier held fourth at plus 11 as the field competes in the unique scoring format.
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Portsmouth
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Bobby Locke
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Chick Harbert
Northville
Mich
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
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