Rose Bowl pact row delays PCC decision
Five months into the stalemate over a new Rose Bowl contract the Pacific Coast Conference debates limiting Big 10 appearances. Wisconsin, Minnesota, Purdue, and Northwestern oppose renewal. Michigan State backs either proposal as the Spartans look to their first Rose Bowl bid in 1953.
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Michigan Rep Holds Key in Rose Bowl Pact Vote
Michigan may decide renewal of the Rose Bowl agreement as Indiana Ohio State Iowa align with or against the pact. A Michigan yes would assure renewal while a no could deadlock and end the bowl agreement, with spring Big 10 talks looming.
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Sorg Inland And Shartles Post Early Softball Victories
Gardner Board moved into the Industrial Softball League spotlight last night by beating defending champion Armco 7 to 6 in an under the lights game at Gardner Diamond. Sorg, Inland, and Shartles also posted initial victories in the competition.
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Marino Named Half Century's Best Bowler
Salvatore Hank Marino a 60 year old Milwaukee star was named the outstanding bowler of the first half century by the National Bowling Writers Association. The Cefalu Italy native weighed about 135 pounds and logged 11 sanctioned perfect games and a high 300s tally. Marino carries a 197 average in 34 ABC Tourney appearances and a 190 average in 132 National Match Games hours.
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Midwest Football Fans Favor Continued Series
Midwest football fans would likely back extending the series after its New Year day success for five Big Ten schools. Michigan leads with two wins, while Ohio State Illinois and Northwestern each won once westward. Experts say a five-game losing streak signals a need for change.
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Bowling Activities At Lowest Point Ends With Ballard 608
Bowling sank to its lowest ebb of the season last night as two leagues and a championship roll off were staged. Paul Ballard rolled a 608 series to spark No. 3 to two wins over No. 8 and capture the Moose Lodge Men's League title at Broad St. Bowl-Mar, with Fisher leading No. 8 in a 191-190-187- for 568.
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Flanagan Draws Long Suspension
HIBBING Minn AP Glen Flanagan of St Paul drew a 60 day ring suspension after winning a 98 95 decision over Pat Tacobucci of Cincinnati. Flanagan weighing 128 pounds then struck at the loser's manager Johnson in the ring. Officials and spectators intervened as punches were exchanged.
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Keglers surge in ABC bowling standings in St Paul
In St Paul the 1951 ABC event shows top pins and doubles shifts. Gerry Anderson 685 in singles and 1,320 in doubles with Penny Spaulding highlight a New York pair who placed high, while Sid Baum started strong but failed to stay among leaders. Philadelphia Naval Shipyards No. 1 led booster division with 2,891.
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Lebanon High thumps Fairborn in Little Six League rout
In Lebanon High School’s Little Six League contest, Lebanon exploded for a 13 run first inning to defeat Fairborn 18 to 5. Walt Connor and Rit Koonce led with multiple hits while Jim Enfield earned the win despite the five Lebanon errors.
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Teddie Netters Rally to 4-1 Win Over Roosevelt
The Rosevelt boys tennis team defeated Hamilton Roosevelt 4-1 on the loser's courts. Pat Arnold won 6-0 6-2 at first singles, Max Maffett 6-0 6-1 in second, Phil Brewer 6-3 6-0 over Jack Hoel, while Art Draut and Doug McKnight fell 6-0 7-5 to Tom Noe and Martin Robertson. Roger Young and Jim Snyder swept Dick Cooperrider and Don Letman 7-5 6-0. The Teddies visit Hamilton again Monday to face Wilson.
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Oakwood Girls Hand McKinley in Tennis Meet
Oakwood Junior High handed the McKinley girls a 4-1 defeat in a local match. Janice James won the lone McKinley victory in third singles, 6-1 6-4 over Joan Leyda. Spies beat Ferguson, and Largent with Mack fell to Biebel and Coburn in first doubles. Foutz and Jones lost to Brumbaugh and Greene.
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Fights Last Night by Associated Press
Mahandry City and Hibbing reports show boxers scoring clear wins. Beshore knocked out Rocky Jones, while Flanagan outpointed Tacobucci in separate light bouts, with multiple locals listed among the card.
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Powell's Hitting Paces Franklin Wildcats to 11th Win
Powell sparked Franklin High with four RBIs including a first inning double a third inning triple and a fifth inning homer as Franklin edged Xenia Central 7 to 6 at home. Xenia scored two in the seventh but Gegner grounded out to end the game with Hedrick on the mound for the final out.
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Diegel, Famous Golfer, is Dead
NORTH HOLLYWOOD AP Leo Diegel died at his home after a four year cancer battle at age 52. PGA champion in 1923 and 1929, he wore an unorthodox arms akimbo putting stance and represented the United States on the Ryder Cup team from 1927 to 1933. He finished second in the 1920 British Open and third in 1929 and 1931 U S Open. Born in Detroit he started caddying at age 10 and began his famous putting gimmick seven years later.
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Harness Pilot Cops 20th Yonkers Win
Yonkers N Y Stanley Dancer Yonkers Raceway leading driver posted his 20th win of the spring meet before 16 619 fans last night by winning with Shooting Star in the first division of the 4500 split feature the University Trot Joe Bolduc s Hi Bert won the after piece in a three way photo between Invader Hanover and Fast Talk
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Yesterday's Stars in Baseball and Detroit Victory
Detroit edged New York 6-5 in 11 innings as Ray Herbert earned his fourth straight win in relief. Earlier, Gordon hit a ninth inning homer for Boston to beat Cincinnati 2-1.
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Baseball appeals court blocks four Michigan clubs from $40000 claim
Cincinnati based ruling by Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler finds the Detroit Tigers did not broadcast in the smaller teams home territories without consent while at home. The Flint Muskegon Grand Rapids and Saginaw clubs sought 40900 in damages claiming lost attendance from Tigers radio broadcasts. The Central League attorney said it would pursue court action if needed and called the ruling novel.
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Braves Top Reds 2-1 On Gordon Home Run
Boston moved into first place in the National League after beating Cincinnati 2-1. Willard Marshall ended Herm Wehmeier’s no hit bid with a late single, and Sid Gordon followed with a game winning homer in the ninth. Vern Bickford improved to 4-1 for Boston as Howie Poles pitched for Cincinnati.
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Indians Hope To Have Luke Ready For Yankees Tonight
The Cleveland Indians aim to have first baseman Luke Easter back tonight to face the New York Yankees. Easter, nursing a strained left knee, took batting practice and may pinch hit if unable to start. He hit .423 before injury as Cleveland rides a recent slump, while Bob Lemon starts for the Indians against Eddie Lopat.
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NBA Warns Ike To Defend Crown
In Paterson New Jersey the NBA warns Ike Williams to arrange his June lightweight title defense against Art Aragon in Los Angeles by week’s end or lose the crown. Abe J Greene NBA commissioner notes action must be approved by the NBA executive committee.
Cincinnatian Among 140 In Greenwood
Greenwood Mississippi hosts the Fourth Annual Greenwood Country Club Invitational with more than 140 entries. Among out of state competitors is Gus Novotny of Cincinnati Ohio, former Chicago city champion, among the notable entrants for the opening day.
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Harness meet opens at Bay Meadows with 500 trotters
The Pacific Coast Trotting Association launches a 33 day harness race meeting at Bay Meadows in San Mateo California with nearly 500 top trotting and pacing horses entered.
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Middie Net Teams Travel Tomorrow
Both Middie tennis teams head away from home tomorrow. The Middiettes travel to Hamilton for a match with the Big Blue after opening the season with a 5 0 victory. Coach Harold Mason's boys travel to Cincinnati to face Walnut Hills netters.
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Moves Last Night Amaze Defeat Champion Phils
Pirates pull off a dramatic infield shuffle with fielders on unexpected bases and rout the Phillies 9-3 at Philadelphia. The Braves top Reds 2-1 on Sid Gordon’s ninth inning homer. Giants beat Cardinals 6-2 in New York as Jansen wins again. Cubs edge Dodgers 2-1 behind Schultz. Tigers top Yankees 5-4 in Detroit. Athletics topple White Sox 9-4 in Chicago.
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Middie Golfers Lose Sixth Match
Hamilton Catholic handed the Middie golf team its sixth straight loss 8 to 4. Jim Ritter led Middies with 33 36 69, sharing points with Jim Mitrione 34 35 69. Gene Holstein beat Jim Reichelderfer 79 to 85. Dan Hayes won two and a half points over Joe Muller 75 76. Sam Armenio defeated Roger Shafer 79 to 93. Ritter was elected captain and Dave Woodward named next year’s head.
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Worthington High wins Mid Six Relays in tight meet
Worthington High claims the Mid Six Relays title with 62 points. Marysville finishes second at 58, Grove City 47, Westerville 32, and Hilliards 23 in a close team race reported by AP.
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Baseball Scores Across Leagues From Yesterday and Today
National League results include New York beating St. Louis 6 to 2 and Pittsburgh 9 to 3 over Philadelphia. Boston defeated Cincinnati 2 to 1 while Chicago won 9 to 1 against Brooklyn. American League games saw Detroit edge New York 6 to 5 in a one inning showing and Philadelphia 9 to 4 over Chicago. American Association standings show Milwaukee 4 Toledo 3, Kansas City 6 Columbus 5, Indianapolis 7 St Paul 4, Minneapolis 11 Louisville. Ohio-Indiana League Marion 10 Lima and Newark 6 Richmond 0. Today’s schedule lists St Louis at New York, Chicago at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Boston, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Washington at Detroit, New York at Cleveland, Boston at Chicago, and Philadelphia at St Louis.
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Tomorrow's games list for major league matchups
The schedule shows Cincinnati at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis Washington at Detroit New York at Cleveland indicating upcoming MLB games across several venues tomorrow.
Olympics May Unite Germans
East and West Germany may compete together in the 1952 Olympics if political differences are settled within two weeks. The IOC, opening its session, admitted Russia and outlined conditions for Germany’s participation, leaving final details to the Executive Commission.
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Russians Enter Boxing Tourney in European Championships
Soviet Russia enters its 10 best amateur boxers for the European Championships in Milan signaling the first pre Olympic test of Soviet boxing strength. The squad marks their fifth western competition since the war, following Oslo 1946, Brussels track meet, Paris wrestling championships, and Paris basketball tournament.
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