Elkins Endorses Postseason Bowls At Maryland
Dr. Wilson Elkins new University of Maryland president said he favors post season bowl games and would sit in the reflected glory of a winning team. Coach Jim Tatum listened as Elkins warned bowls must not harm academics and urged balance between athletics and education.
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College Park
Wilson Elkins
University of Maryland
Jim Tatum
Maryland
Feam Baines
Dr. Elkins
Tatum
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Cr. Elkins
Bell Blasts Big Ten Officials Over TV Fight
Philadelphia September 21 Commissioner Bert Bell of the NFL attacked Big 10 leaders Kenneth Wilson Theodore Payseur Tom Hamilton and Fritz Crisler as isolationists aiming to sever college and professional football ties An accusation centered on their opposition to nationwide television of games and Notre Dame fears. Also notes cuts and signings in NFL and Cubs manager Hack contract news.
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Philadelphia
Bert Bell
National Football League Today
Big 10
Bell
Kenneth
Tug) Wilson
Theodore BR. Payseur
Northwestern University
Tom Hamilton
Pittsburgh
Fritz Crisler
Michigan
Wilson
Payseur
Hamilton
Crisler
Comprehensive 1916-MLB and league stat roundup in ink
The recap lists high averages and top games across teams with names like Hoff Rhoderick Rowe Kerns Kent Johnson and others, notes leaders in the National and American leagues for batting pitching and fielding with totals such as 203 hits by Mueller and 49 home runs by Kluszewski. It closes with a census prompt for farmers to fill Bureau questionnaires.
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Associated Press
Mays
New York
Rims—Musial
Tantie
Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Mueller
Musial
St.Louis
Mavs
Bruton
Milwaukee
Antonelli
Haddin
Avila
Cleveland
Mantle
Dobs
Berra
Kuenn
Detroit
Vernon
Washington
Minoso
Chicago
Coby
Jensen
Boston
Consuegra
Turley
Baltimore
Reds Blank Braves 5 To 0
Cincinnati pitcher Joe Nuxhall fired a six-hitter to beat the Milwaukee Braves 5-0 at County Stadium before 10,001 fans. It was Nuxhall’s 12th win against four losses and his first shutout of the season. The Giants beat the Dodgers 5-2 to clinch the pennant race, while Bob Grim became the Yankees’ first 20-game winner since 1910 in a 3-1 victory over Washington. Red Sox sweep Philadelphia 4-3 in both games of a doubleheader and the Cubs completed a doubleheader sweep over St. Louis with two wins. The White Sox beat the Indians 9-7 as Cleveland’s 11-game win streak ended.
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Joe Nuxhall
Milwaukee Braves
Cincinnati
County Stadium
Nuxhall
Braves
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Ruben Gomez
Jim Hearn
Giants
Dodgers
Hank Thompson
Wes Westrum
Johnny Podges
Bob Grim
New York Yankees
Russ Ford
Washington
Pete Runnels
Yanks
Yankee Stadium
Grim
Dean Stone Washington
Red Sox
Jackie Jensen
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia
Jensen
RBI
Billy Goodman
Sox
Goodman
Ted Williams
Russ Kemmerer
Boston
John Dixon
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Steve Bilko
Ralph Kiner
Harvey Haddix
Gene Baker
Frankie Baumbholtz
Indians
Bob Turley
Balti- Hime Ud Ho Ikaw
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Municipal Stadium
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New York
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Hearn
Katt
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Lake
Campanella
Chicago
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Sarni
Rush
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Haddix
Rice
Klippstein
Davis
Muxhall
Seminick
Nichols
Buhl
Jay
Crandall
R. H
New York Oh
Stone
FitzGerald
Grim and
Berra
Start Three Bowling Leagues At Detrick
Three Detrick bowling leagues have begun play at the post. The Women’s Duck Pin League started last week with Carmen Leonard as chair and Louise Phillips secretary. The Men’s Duck Pin, led by R. Max Troxell, includes teams such as Warriors and Ramblers with captains listed. The 14 team Men’s Ten Pin League is headed by Orley Bourland Jr with a board including Carl Thoresen and Charles Wilkes, featuring teams like Phantoms and Orioles and captains such as Hoff and Keefer.
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Claire Kepler
Elizabeth Mayo
Daffy Ducks
Rebecca Rhoderick
Parsons
Philomena Moretti
Phylis Grove
R. Max Troxell
Robert F. Cannon
Richard W. Graham
Warriors
Richard E. Shaff
Ramblers
Claude P. Tlamburg
Blue
Donald P. Hoff
William G. Cleveland
Joseph Jemski
S. Bos
Hoff
Braves
Wilkes
Phillies
Oliver Keefer
White Sox
Ralph Kanade
Phantoms
George Law
Pirates
Clevelland
Charles Baldwin
Orioles
Louis Greco
G. W. A., Robert Ziem
Wayne Shober
Dr. Jemski
Thoresen
Edward Sb. Paul
Giants
Robert Walker
Saddler Must Fight Or Abandon Title
The National Boxing Association orders featherweight champion Sandy Saddler to defend against Percy Bassett by December 14 or vacate the title. If Saddler fails, Bassett would meet Teddy Davis in a championship bout. NBA president Tony Petronella says Saddler has had five tune-up fights in six months since leaving the service.
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R. I
National Boxing Assn
Sandy Saddler
Percy Bassett
Tony Petronella
NBA
Saddler
Bassett
Teddy
Red Top) Davis
New Haven
Conn
Tle
Wille Pep
Baseball schedule and atomic power debate collide today
Today's schedule lists eight baseball games including New York at Brooklyn and Detroit at Baltimore with rain causing a postponement in Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. In other news a U S official urged rapid civilian atomic power development, citing Japan and Belgium as examples and stressing peaceful uses amid global tension. Maryland prepares for UCLA with two hours of practice focusing on offense and individual drill as they eye a lone single wing opponent on October 1.
Lawrence Key Man In Threat
Lawrence D Frank key man in threat ports mouth club owner in Virginia says he will sue major leagues for broadcasting rights. He accuses Commissioner Ford Frick of bias and claims minor leagues gain support from independent operators. He estimates a potential suit could reach around 50 million dollars and notes many clubs have paid costs. The decision hinges on his attorney's advice and may go to court.
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Portsmouth
Frank D Lawrence
Lawrence
Ford Frick
New York
Owly
Frick
Laurence
Atomic energy advocate urges Japan power plant push
Atlantic City Sept 21 Thomas and Murray a member of the Atomic Energy Commission urged the government to accelerate peaceful atom use and begin by building a power plant for Japan. The call comes as part of a broader push for nuclear cooperation and civilian utilization of atomic energy.
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CFO
United Steelworkers” Convention
Murray
United States
Belgium
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Arco
Idaho
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N. J
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Atomic Energy Commission
No Comment On A sale to Johnson in Chicago
Chicago agent Arnold Johnson declined to comment on reports he may buy the Philadelphia Athletics within 24 hours. The Chicago Tribune claimed Johnson offered about 4 million with Connie Mack Stadium or 2 million without it, and said the deal hinges on moving the franchise to Kansas City. Johnson would seek AL approval to relocate if the sale proceeds.
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Arnold Johnson
Philadelphia Athletics
Johnson
Athletics
Chicago Tribune
Connie Mack
the Tribune
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A’s
Will Harridge
Tribone
Toy Mack
Philadelphia
Earle
Associated Press
Phila
Meetings Scheduled by Hoy and Mack Officials
The News reports a Philadelphia source learned tonight that a series of meetings have been scheduled tomorrow involving Hoy and Earle Mack their attorneys and other Athletics officials to discuss pending matters.
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Frederick
Merase
Eedelphia
Hoy
Earle Mack
Two Men Guilty of Kidnapping in Taxi Case
In Philadelphia a U S District Court jury found John Lorenz and Farris Morris guilty of kidnapping a taxi driver. They forced him to drive toward Maryland after an incident involving a police officer outside Connie Mack Stadium. Lorenz received leniency due to first offense while Morris faces a life sentence.
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U. S. District Court
Maryland
Connie Mack Stadium
John Lorenz
Yonkers
N. Y
Farris E. Morris
Jackson
Miss
Francis J. MeCaffrey
Edmund J. Bing Miller
Philadelphia Athletics
Joseph A. McLane
Lorene and
Morris
McLane
New York
Trenton Dem Club Defeats Raybestos Cardinals 4-0
In Minneapolis on September 23 1934 the Trenton Democratic Club of Baltimore defeated the Raybestos Cardinals of Stratford Connecticut 4 to 0 in the World Softball Tournament.
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Minneapolis
Trenton Democratic Club
Baltimore
Raybestos Cardinals
Stratford
Conn
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