NCAA Tough Penalties Hit Three Colleges on Probation
The NCAA council imposed severe penalties on Texas A&M Mississippi College and the University of Kansas for rule violations. Texas A&M faced bowl game and postseason bans through May 14, 1957, with other probations lasting one year. Kansas and Mississippi were penalized for basketball infractions.
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A. D. Kirwan
University of Kentucky
Clarence P. Houston
Tufts University
NCAA
Texas A&m
Kansas
Mississippi
Walter Byers
Ncaa Council
Southwest Athletic Conference
Arthur
Dutch) Lonborg
University of Kansas
Mississippi Educational Foundation
Missisippi
The Screwball Pitch and Griff The Old Fox
The piece traces the screwball's origin to Clark Griffith of the Washington Senators and his influence on early 20th century pitching and strategy. It notes Jack Horner as originator per Griff, Griff’s perfection of the delivery, and details his 1904 White Stockings season. The article also recounts the squeeze play tied to Chesbro and Keeler, plus Griff’s brief Yankees tenure and 1908 firing leading to Reds hire.
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Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
King Carl
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Griffith
Jack Horner
Oakland
Calif
Horner
Proma
Griff
Chicago White Stockings
Sarely
Senators
New York Highlanders
Jack Chesbro
Highlanders
Wee Willie Keeler
Keeler
Chesbro
Sam Crane
Norris Admits Eyeing Six Heavyweight Contenders
In federal court James D. Norris, head of the International Boxing Club and Madison Square Garden Corp, says he does not hold exclusive deals with six top heavyweight contenders but would like to. He confirms exclusive contracts with Sandy Saddler, Bud Smith, Sugar Ray Robinson, and with heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano until just before his title defense last September. The government accuses Norris and associates of monopolizing U S championship fight promotion from 1949 to 1953 through exclusive contracts, a claim Norris acknowledges considering.
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James D. Norris
International Boxing Club
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Sandy Saddler
Wallace
Bud)Smith
Sugar Ray Robinson
Rocky Marciano
Rocky
Archie Moore
Brockton
Sylvester Ryan
Norris
Whitney Seymour Jr
Arthur M. Wirtz
International Boxing Clubs of
Illinois
U. S
Good Impression, Aim Of Smith Foe
Joey Brown the 3-2 underdog aims for a knockout against world light weight champion Wallace Bud Smith in a 10 round non title bout at Sam Houston Coliseum Houston televised nationally Brown 29 year old New Orleans Negro calls himself the man nobody wants to fight Smith 27 from Cincinnati hints at a title rematch this summer if Brown performs well tonight
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Cincinnati
Houston
Brown
Redlegs Acquire Southpaw Relief
The Cincinnati Redlegs sent pitcher Don Gross to the Havana farm club on a 24 hour option and acquired left hander Paul La Palme from the St. Louis Cardinals. La Palme posted a 4 3 record with the Cards in 1955.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Redlegs
St. Louis Cardinals
Reds
Don Gross
Havana
Gross
Milt Smith
St. Louis
Paul LaPalme
LaPalme
Cards
Waldock Wins Class AA in Golden West Trap Event
Sandusky shooter D F Waldock fired a perfect 100 to win Class AA in preliminary rounds of the Golden West trap shooting tournament. The $20,000 added event took place Tuesday with Waldock leading the field in early competition.
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Waldock
Reno
F. D. Waldock
Sandusky
Ohio
Derby Hat May Catch 17 Names in Derby Purses
Louisville report notes 17 horses likely to enter the 82nd Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Needles is favored as co trainer selections push for the richest purse, with Fabius and Countermand among hopefuls. Derby winners and purses cited, as trainers choose Needles as the horse to beat despite strong bids from Countermand Head Man and others.
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Orlo Robertson
Louisville
Needles
Ponder
Churchill Downs
Calumet Farm
Fabius
Jack Dudley
Bonnie Heath
Jimmy Jones
Pinter Lea
Buddy Raines
Syl Veitch
Harry Trotsek
Colin
Sandy) MacLeod
Hugh Fontaine
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Tuesday to Thursday
Results show New York 9 Detroit 2 and Baltimore 3 Chicago 2 in 11 innings with Kansas City 3 Boston 2 and Cleveland 3 Washington 2. Thursday features Chicago at Washington and Cleveland at Baltimore among others. standings list Milwaukee 4 6.5.6 etc with scattered results across leagues.
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Washington
Chicago
Baltimore
Detroit
New York
Kansas City
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Tigers Struggle As Dalatron Fails To Predict Peak Form
Detroit Tigers stay in seventh in the American League as sluggers Al Kaline Harvey Kuenn and Ray Boone fail to hit. A 9-2 loss to the Yankees spoils the day though Kaline and Boone collect two hits each and Kuenn adds one. Whitey Ford wins for New York with Mantle and Bauer homering. Orioles beat White Sox 3-2 in 11 innings. Indians top Senators 3-2. A’s edge Red Sox 3-2. In the National League Milwaukee leads after a 6-4 win over Phillies. Pirates topple Cardinals 4-2. Redlegs beat Dodgers 3-1. Giants edge Cubs 2-1.
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Detroit Tigers
Tigers
New York Yankees
Bengal
al Kaline
Harvey Kuenn
Ray Boone
Boone
Kaline
Kuenn
Yanks
New York
Bucky Harris
Whitey Ford
Ben‘gals
Mickey Mantle
Hank Bauer
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Indians
Washington Senators
Kansas City A’s
Boston Red Sox
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Redlegs
Johnny Klippstein
Dodgers
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Baltimore
White Sox
Pale Hose
Dixie Howell
Billy Gardner
Bobby Boyd
Bill Zaverink
Early Wynn
al Smith
Smith
Chico Carrasquel
Red Sox
Lou Kretlow
Jim Finigan
Joe DeMaestri
Bill Bruton
Joe Adcock
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Eddie Mathews
Braves
Dave Jolly
Bob Buhl
Pirates
Vinegar Bend Mizell
Roy Face
Carl Erskine
Clem Lab
Boxing results from Miami Beach and Honolulu cards
Ralph Dupas 143 outpointed Johnny Digilio 143 in Miami Beach, with both fighters from New Orleans and Bayonne respectively. In Honolulu, Duke Sabedong 21312 defeated Willie Bean 211 in a Los Angeles hosted match, scoring the decision.
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Fla
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Johnny Digilio
Bayonne
Honolulu
Duke Sabedong
Willie Bean
Los Angeles
Reds rally past Dodgers as Robinson homers in win
Cincinnati edges Brooklyn 3 1 in nine frames to stretch streak. Frank Robinson hits his third homer of the season after a prior benching as Ed Bailey and Roy McMillan spark the offense with key hits. Klippstein gets the win, Erskine the loss, in front of 13,064 at Crosley Field.
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Frank Robinson
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Robinson
Birdie Tebbetts
Chicago
Redleg
Finnally
Tebbetts
Redlegs
Brooklyn
Wally Post
Ed Bailey
Charley Neal
Roy McMillan
Reds
Clem Labine
Bailey
McMillan
Labine Wild
Abrhore Gilliam
Ben Reese
Snider
Campanella
Hodges
J. Robinson
Furillo
Neal
Erskine
a-Jackson
Labine
Cincinnati Abrhore Temple
c-Kluszewski
d-Bridges
F. Robinson
Bell
Jablonski
Bek
Crowe
Post
Klippstein
Temple
Kluszewski
RBI
VMI Rejects 1956 AAU Meet Over William and Mary Case
The AAU ruled William and Mary ineligible after two of its runners faced professional Wes Santee in an April dual meet. VMI said it wants no part of the state AAU meet and will not assist or participate. The move complicates site arrangements as officials consider future participation while the Southern Conference notes no rule blocks service teams with ex-professionals.
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Lexington
William and Mary
Virginia Military Institute
VMI
Washington and Lee University
W&l
Wes Santee
Williamsbburg
M. P. Echols
State
AAU
Marshall Rotella
Dan Ferris
New York
Madison
Wis
Santee
Quantico Marines
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Southern Conference
Wallace Wade
NCAA Regulations Prompt Silent Response From Texas A&M and Mississippi
The article notes that NCAA rules required action but yielded no immediate comment from Texas A&M or Mississippi officials. No further statements or clarifications were provided as the situation unfolded.
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NCAA
Texas A&m
Missisesippi
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