Washington and Lee quits Southern Conference over subsidies
Washington and Lee University says it will withdraw from the Southern Conference effective July 1, citing desubsidization. President Gaines states the university family regrets the step, with athletic plans to continue in non subsidized sports against remaining conference foes.
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Lexington, Va
Washington and Lee University
W&l
William Hinton
WAL
South
Midwest
West Virginia
Maryland
Virginia
Tennessee
Gaines
Johnston
Wade
Hagge Maintains Slim Lead In Round Robin Golf
Marlene Hagge clung to a shrinking lead after a 20 point surge by Louise Suggs in the second round of the Round Robin Women s Invitation. Suggs scored 19 front nine points but Hagge extended her total to lead the field with a 36 hole 31 point cushion with Pat Berg and Kathy Cornelius close behind.
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Bob Hoobing
Marblehead
Mass
Marlene Hagge
Louise Suggs
Louise
Betty Dodd
Beverly Hanson
Joyce Ziske
Bev
Patty Berg Wees
Kathy Cornelius
Betsy Rawls
Alice Bauer
Wiffi Smith
Mary Lena Faulk
Bonnie Randolph
Mickey Wright
Pay Crocker
Jackie Pung
Betty Jameson
Marilynn Smith
Clayton Cole Wins Meet At Bayou DeSiard
Neville senior Clayton Cole defeated Dickie Guerriero 4 3 to win the High School College Handicap Tournament at Bayou De Siard Country Club. Cole beat Joe Cage Mark Womack and Duggie Haynes to reach the final against Guerriero a Tech student. Sixteen players participated in the event which began June 5.
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Neville
Clayton Cole
Dickie Guerriero
Bayou DeSiard Country Club
Cole
Joe Cage
Mark Womack
Duggie Haynes
Guerriero
Tech
S. J. Scholssman
Jim Harper
Howard John
Nadir Sets Return in Monmouth Select Handicap
Claiborne Farm star Nadir returns to action in the six furlongs Select Handicap at Monmouth Park on Saturday. Fifteen 3-year-olds entered. race value about 24 650 with 16 022 to the winner. Nadir carries 126 pounds and faces Hubcap 122 and Ive Got Rhythm 120 among others.
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Oceanport
N. J
Claiborne Farm
Nadir
Monmouth Park
Jimmy Nichols
Tim Tam
Louisville
Hubcap
Brookfield Farm
Isendu
Strong Ruler
Bumpy Road
Galley Hill
Greek Chief
Benedicto
Page Seven
My Warrior
Michore
Mr. Muscles
Field Trophy
Wise Guy Til
John S. Kroese
Little Hermit
Ambiorix
Karl Korte
War Trouble
Recreation Director Named for East Carroll Parish 1958 Program
Van Hicks was appointed parish recreational director for 1958 by the East Carroll Parish Recreation Commission. The program includes boys and girls softball, swimming instruction, and supervised Legion pier swimming with lifeguards. Regular league play runs Tuesday and Friday nights through August 1 across four leagues.
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Lake Providence
East Carroll Parish
Lake Provience
Transylvania
Monticello
Sam Sandide
Hicks
Legion Pier
Recreation Commission
Frank Voelker, Jr
John Markey
F. E. Fortenberry
Sam House
Keener Howard
L. E. Walters
H. T. Poole
Youth Receives Reds Top Bonus for Beall Signing
Cincinnati General Manager Gabe Paul announced the Reds paid the club’s largest signing bonus to 17 year old Dick Beall of Santa Maria California a left handed hitting first baseman. Beall signed with Seattle of the Pacific Coast League and was assigned to Visalia in the California League.
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Cincinnati
Gabe Paul
Cincinnati Redlegs
Dick Beall
Santa Maria
Calif
Paul
Bobby Mattick
Beall
Seattle
Visalia
Hillsdale Horse To Beat In El Dorado Handicap
Inglewood Calif AP Hillsdale guided by Ray York is favored in Hollywood Park will Rogers Stakes winner seeks another score in the 27 450 El Dorado Handicap a mile and one sixteenth field features Prize Host Aliwar and others as top rivals Longden rides Aliwar Moreno Prize Host Neves saddles Hit The Trail with the 3 year old lineup.
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Inglewood
Calif
Hillsdale
Hollywood Park
Ray York
Harcall
Furor Seribendi
Sir Ruler
Ancestor wins Georgetown Steeplechase at Delaware Park
Mrs. Ogden Phipps's Ancestor, carrying 169 pounds, wins the Georgetown Steeplechase by a length and a half at Delaware Park in 3:39 4-5 over 12 obstacles. Ridden by Pat Smithwick, Ancestor earns $6,880 of the $10,440 purse. Arena edges Carthage for place in narrow finish.
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Associated Press
Ogden Phipps
Friday
Georgetown
Delaware Park
Pat Smithwick
Ancestor
White Wood Stud
Arena
Sidney Watters Jr
Carthage
Nielsen Knocks Quillian From Kent Net Event
Beckenham England Kurt Nielsen of Denmark defeated Bill Quillian of Seattle 6 3 6 3 to reach the Kent Championships final joining top seed Neale Fraser in the men's singles. Fraser beat Torben Ulrich 6 3 6 3 to advance.
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Nielsen
Quillian
Kent Net
Beckenham
England
Kurt Nielsen
Denmark
Bill Quillian
Seattle
Kent
Neale Fraser
Australia
U. S
Fraser
Torben Ulrich
Holland Reaches French Amateur Final In De Lamaze Clash
Tim Holland of Rockville Centre New York edged J Edward Meister one up in 19 holes to advance to the French Amateur final against Henri De Lamaze. Both players stayed near par on the 6220 yard Deauville course as Holland won the morning quarter over Richard Nash 3 and 2 while De Lamaze beat Marius Bardana 2 and 1.
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Deauville
France
Tim Holland
Rockville Centre
N. Y
J. Edward Meister
Henri de Lamaze
Holland
de Lamaze
Meister
Willoughby
Ohio
Richard Nash
Warrenton
de Lamare
Marius Bardana
Clarke Hardwicke
Hollywood
Nash
Hardwicke
Bob Roos
San Francisco
Bardana
Split Running Of Christiana For 15 Horses
Stanton Del AP Fifteen 9 year olds entered for Saturday's split division Christiana Stakes at Delaware Park. Two five furlong races feature top weights Pepping Tom and Bang Up at 122 pounds. Riders include Walter Blum for Bang Up and jockeys such as Fred Kratzup Larry Adams Nick Shuk Eldon Nelson Joe Culmone and others in the two field splits.
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Pepping Tom
Walter Blum
Peeping
Pike punctures boat during Fredericksburg fishing trip
Walter Stone reeled in a 26 inch pike in Aquia creek and, after landing the fish, it bit a rubber gasoline line in his teeth causing a leak that ended the outing.
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Fredericksburg
Walter Stone
Aquia Creek
Braves Trade Sawatski for Player and Cash
Milwaukee sent catcher Carl Sawatski to Philadelphia for a player to be named later and an undisclosed cash amount. Sawatski, 30, had been with the Braves since last year and batted .100 in 1958. He is a left handed batter with a career logged in Cubs, White Sox, and Torontos, and has roots in Shickshinny Pennsylvania.
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Monroe
Sawatski
Carlton Willey
Milwaukee
Wichita
Kan
American Assn
Braves
Toronto
Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Shickshinny
Little Rock
Ark
Carl Sawatski
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
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Henry Hudson
Belmont Park Turf Course
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Joe W. Brown
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