Probe Jury Extended as Hogan Scandal Focus Shifts
NEW YORK extension of the grand jury term to December 29 fuels speculation that District Attorney Frank Hogan will broaden the college basketball fix probe to involve college football. The extension follows the indictment of New York lawyer Charles Tucker as a ninth alleged fixer amid 37 players from 22 colleges and 48 games.
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Charles Tucker
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Florida
Florida State
Dave Budin
Brooklyn
Michigan
University of Oregon
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Butlin
Tucker
Connecticut
Detroit
Columbia
New York University
Charlie North
John Morgan
University of Detroit
James Granata
Lou Barshak
Michael Siegel
Budin
North
Morgan
Ohio State
Granata
Pete Kelly
Ray Paprocky
NYU
Fred Portnoy
Monroe Downs Lake Mills 4 to 1 in Junior Legion play
Monroe defeated Lake Mills 4 to 1 to move to a 2-2 record in State Line League action. Duane Wild and John Baker combined on the mound for Monroe, while Elmer Lemon supplied a two run hit and homered to seal the win. Tom Bainbridge added a first inning triple and run. Lake Mills stranded a runner at third in the fifth.
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Lake Mills
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Delavan
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John Baker
Elmer Lemon
Tom Bainbridge
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Wolfgram
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Roelke
Nancy Quick Loses Consolation Title at WJGA Junior
Nancy Quick of Burlington was defeated 6 and 5 by Maggie Martin of St. Clairsville Ohio in the consolation championship of the Women s Western Golf Association Junior Tournament.
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Western Golf Association
Swiss Colony routs Firemen in slow pitch action 21 to 2
Swiss Colony hammered Dan Gerber and Herb Hoesly for 23 hits as Rothenbuehler went 4 for 5 with two homers and Harvey Loeffel and Milo Friedrichs each homered. Emil Klarer led the Firemen with three hits including a homer as Fran Schott earned the win.
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Rothenbuehler
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Milo Friedrichs
Bob Liestikow
Dick Moritz
Fred Schadt
Moritz
Liestikow
Loren Elmer
Dan Gerber
Herb Hoesly
Area Women Organize Summer Kegler League
A women’s summer bowling league was organized at Swiss Lanes in New Glarus with Clara Oppliger as president Darlene Voegels as vice president Helen Hayer as sergeant at arms Irma Duerst as secretary and Phyllis Foster as treasurer.
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Clara Oppliger
Darlene Voegels
Helen Hayer
Irma Duerst
Phyllis Foster
Altman Leads Cubs in Rally as Reds Fall Behind
George Altman, Cubs outfielder, hits his 12th homer and drives in four in Chicago's 15-8 win over the Cincinnati Reds. The 28-year-old Tennessee A&I alum blending health, power, and consistency, posts a .352 series average and .448 mark against Cincinnati pitching.
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Chicago Cubs
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New York Yankees
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Pueblo
Rogers Hornsby
Tennessee A . I. University
Monroe Girls Rally Past Jonesdale in High-Scoring Softball Win
The Monroe girls defeated Jonesdale 18 to 17 after turning back a late rally. Monroe built a 15 to 7 lead by the fifth before Jonesdale scored 10 on errors. Lynn Kubly Ardelle Milestone Holly Muenich and Deena Speich led the offense. Milestone earned the win. Speich made a key third row catch. Monroe visits South Wayne on Sunday.
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Jonesdale
Lynn Kubly
Ardelle Milestone
Holly Muenich
Deena Speich
South Wayne
Stars Rally as Mays Powers Giants Past Phillies in Doubleheader
Willie Mays goes 6-for-8 with seven RBIs in a doubleheader sweep over Philadelphia. He belts his third homer of the opener in extra innings to lift the Giants 8-7, and adds a triple and a double in the nightcap. Dick Hall leads Orioles past A's 6-2 by allowing two hits and one earned run with eight strikeouts.
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Mays Powers Two Giant Wins For Giants
Willie Mays homered three times in the opener and added a triple and a double in the nightcap as the San Francisco Giants swept a twilight doubleheader to move into second in the National League. Mays raised his average to .331 while driving in seven runs and lifting the team within 2 1/2 games of first. The Orioles also won their fifth straight behind Dick Hall’s two-hit pitching, while Detroit, Cleveland, Boston, and Minnesota posted other results.
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al Dark
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Art Mahaffey
Billy Lees
Ken Lehman
Phils
Billy O’dell
Sam Jones
Juan Marchial
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City
Lew Krausse
Dick Hall
Detroit
White Sox
Machen Seeks Prestige Victory
Eddie Machen seeks a televised 10 round non-title fight against Harold Johnson at Convention Hall Atlantic City. Machen, the No. 2 contender with 37-3-1, is a 9-5 underdog to Johnson who has a 14 fight winning streak. Johnson eyes a return with Archie Moore or a shot at Patterson while aiming to derail Machen’s surge.
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Mike Dejohn
Archie Moore
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Browntown shuts out Helland-Hein 7 to 0 in majors
Larry Rackow struck out eight over three perfect innings and allowed only a seventh inning threat as Browntown blanked Helland-Hein 7 to 0 in the Major League game. Bechtolt Boelk and Rackow had multi hit games while Duane Davis and Feldt contributed late. Zuhike's edged Judo FFA 8 to 6 in the Minor League with Voegl hitting a two run homer.
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Helland-Hein
Browntown
Zuhlke
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Rackow
Merle Rosheisen
Fred Feldt
Duane Davis
Feldt
Nate Bechtolt
Dick Boelk
Zuhike
Gary Goecks
Bob Voegl
Bill Klemm
Steve Grundahl
Fairmont
Oaktron
Monroe Ffa
South
Wayne
Juda, Zuhike's salvage nine after seventh inning rally
Juda tied the game 5-5 in the third with five runs. Zuhike's responded with three runs in the seventh to salvage the game. Juda collected five hits as Clair Bidlingmaier struck out 10. Marty Marohl had a three run homer and a single, with Walt Wunchel adding a two run triple in the Judo third.
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Juda
Karen Mimi Reach Wimbledon Women's Quarterfinals
Karen Hantze of Chula Vista and Mimi Arnold of Redwood City reached the women's quarter-finals at Wimbledon. Pat Stewart of Indianapolis bowed to Margaret Smith of Australia 6 3 6 0 to end her run.
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England
Karen Hantze
Chula Vista
Calif
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Redwood City
U.S
Pat Stewart
Indianapolis
Forest Hills
N.Y
Margaret Smith
Australia
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