Yartiks Tribe Top Tilt Sets In Tonight
The article previews a top matchup between Yartiks and Tribe as the two teams vie for first place. It notes Stengel’s Yankees leading West swing, Casey’s comments, and key upcoming games including a four game series against the Indians with Allie Reynolds facing Mike Garcia.
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Mike Garcia
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Lew Burdette
Ernie Johnson
Pittsburgh
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Joe Muir
NCAA Approves 1952 Football Television Plan
The NCAA approved a television plan by a 185 to 15 vote. It calls for telecasting one major college game nationally each Saturday from Sept 20 to Nov 29 plus broadcasts on Thanksgiving Day and on Friday or Sunday nights. A college may not appear more than once on the network.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Church League Scores Highlight Narrow Wins and Losses
Two City Church League games last night. Smith Chapel defeated First Baptist 14 to 9 in the opener. North Side Baptist fell to Calvary Baptist in the second contest.
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City Church
Smith Chapel
First Baptist
North Side Baptist
Calvary Baptist
Brosch Leads Open With 68 In National Open Debut
Al Brosch a Garden City NY teaching pro shot 68 on the heat blasted Northwood course to lead the 52nd National Open as Hogan and Snead posted 69s. The field of 162 endured 94 degree heat and strong winds while 12,000 watched opening day action.
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al Brosch
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Garden City
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Northwood
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Horton Smith
PGA
Dick Metz
Detroit
Oaksland Hills
Ralph Guldahl l
Medinah
Cary Middlecoff
Merion
Young Lee Mackey
Mackey
Hogan
Lloyd Mangrum
George Fazio
San Antonio
Snead
Porky Oliver
Dutch Harrison
Ted Kroll
Julius Boros
Stan Moses
North Texas State College
Twin Falls
Idaho
North Texas
Billy Maxwell
Moses
Lez Worsham
Tommy Bolt
Chandler Harper
Jackie Ferrier
Mangrum
East Texas State to Hire Connors Coach Warner
Oklahoma A M graduate Booby Jack Rogers resigned as basketball coach at Connors Agricultural College to take the job at East Texas State Teachers College in Commerce. Rogers headed to Texas after Friday’s announcement.
Chadwick targets record swims before final Channel bid
Flo rence Chadwick 32, the only woman to swim the English Channel both ways, plans four more tests before a final August attempt to beat Tom Blower’s England to France record. She will swim Catalina to shore on June 28, then Beirut for the Hellespont Dardanelles, then Tarifa to Gibraltar, aiming to be in peak shape for the August 15 hour 30 minute mark.
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N. Y
Florence Chadwick
English Channel
Tom Blower
England
France
Mermaid
Catalina Island
Beirut
Lebanon
Hellespont
Dardanelles
Tarifa
Spain
Straits of
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Florence
Americans Lead Charge at London Grass Courts
London Grass Courts Championships at Queen's Club West Kensington open Monday with seven Americans among 50 overseas entrants. Frank Sedgman and Ken McGregor of Australia expected to meet in finals. Top U S contenders include Tony Trabert Cincinnati Vic Seixas Philadelphia and South Africa Eric Sturgess.
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London
Queen’s Club
West Kensington
Frank Sedgman
Ken McGregor
Australia
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Eric Sturgess
NCAA Trackmen Begin NCAA Championships Trials in Berkeley
The National Collegiate championships open with preliminaries as six U.S. finalists will qualify for Los Angeles trials on June 27 28 along with AAU champions and top All Service placers. Darren Hooper Texas A M faces Parry OBrien Southern California in a highlight shot event and J Lewis Hall Florida defends the high jump against Walter Davis Texas A M.
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Berkeley
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
U. S
Los Angeles
Darren Hoopier
Texas A&m
Parry O’brien
California
J. Lewis Hall
Florida
Walter Davis
Hall
Childress Fund Reaches Goal On Final Day
The Joe Childress fund reached its $1,500 goal at noon with an anonymous Odessa donor covering the remaining amount. Childress and coach Lee Taylor depart for the National AAU Meet in Long Beach tomorrow at 4 am, aiming to place in the top six in the 100 or 200 meters to earn a spot in the Los Angeles Olympic finals.
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Pop) Taylor
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Associated Press
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Bright and Rhoads
Jack Laird
Lions Club
Seees
National Bank
Carl Crowell
Wightman Matches Underway Today
P Pee Wee Reese a 32 year old Brooklyn veteran has surged in the NL shortstop race for the July 8 All Star Game in Philadelphia He moved to second place in the latest fan ballots trailing Granny Hamner by 2533 votes with 23353 lineups Al Dark 19102 and Phil Rizzuto led the AL shortstop voting with 27258 Chico Carrasquel 23116 both from the White Sox and Yankees respectively lead their leagues in early returns
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Pee Wee Reese
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Reese
Granny Hamner
Philadelphia Phillies
al Dark
New York Giants
Phil Rizzuto
New York Yankees
Chico Carrasquel
Chicago White Sox
Reese Moves Up In All Star Voting
Wimbledon opening day sees American women favored to sweep the Wightman Cup on No 1 court as Doris Hart Maureen Connally Louise Brough and Shirley Fry join the team while Britain counters with six players led by Jean Quertier Rinkel.
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Wimbledon
England
Doris .Hart
Coral Gables
Fla
Maureen Connally
Joy Mottram
Susan Partridge
Pat Ward
Helen Fletcher
Pollution Threatens Southwest Fishermen
Pollution endangers sport fishing across the region with industry discharges into rivers and lakes. Surveys show many plants lack proper treatment, and some municipalities have no sewage treatment at all. Anglers and tourism groups can combat pollution by promoting unpolluted waters and choosing cleaner destinations.
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United Press Outdoors
Texas
Oklahoma
Chambers of Commerce
Tourist Bureaus
Little Leaguers Continue Action Tonight and Saturday
Tonight and Saturday night feature Little League and Pony League games. Top matches include Cole Motor Browns versus FOE Senators and Kiwanis Tigers against Carter Hardware Yankees. Results from last night show Braves 10, Bunch Construction Cubs 7, Cardinals 7 Green's Giants 1, with pitchers Benny Thompson and Dean Ewart earning decisions.
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Kiwanis Tigerers
Cole Motor Browns
Carter Hardware Yankees
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Bunch Construction Cubs
Athletics Supply
Cardinals
Green
Giants
Benny Thompson
Braves
Don Hogue
Dean Ewart
Bobby Hendrie
Bobby Gillam
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FCE
Kiwanis Tigers
Carter Hardware Yanks
Permian Scales
Athletic Club
John Perry
Paul Cole
Optimist Club
Electric Service
Salvation Army
Abelle McHargue
Fountain Joins Chiefs In Chickasha Move
Fountain, a 22 year old outfielder with speed, has joined the Chickasha Chiefs in Chickasha Oklahoma. He stole 39 bases in 72 games last season and hit .289 while playing with Juarez in the Texas Arizona League.
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Okla
Andy Fountain
Sooner State
Chickasha Chiefs
Fountain
Juarez
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