Auburn To Give Report On Recruiting
Auburn officials say a report to the Southeastern Conference Executive Committee will prove Auburn is innocent of illegal football recruiting. The NCAA Council in New Orleans ruled Auburn in violation and barred participation in post season bowls and title races until September 1961. Athletic Director Jeff Beard and President Dr Relph B Craughon defended the school while denying wrongdoing, with no indication of an appeal.
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Jordan
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Parker Wins Garnett Meet
Parker scored 71 points to capture the Garnett Invitational team title with LaCygne second at 44 16-30 points and Mound City third at 35 7-10. Jim Ferguson led Richmond with 6 points placing in javelin and shot put, while Gretencord, Rubick, Brock, and the Richmond relay also earned top finishes. Everett Wheeler added Lane points with a fourth in pole vault.
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Rubick
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Everett Wheeler
Mike DeJohn Fights Valdes in Syracuse Showdown
Mike DeJohn meets veteran Nino Valdes in Syracuse in a 10 round heavyweight bout seen nationally. DeJohn, 24, rising from prelims after a first round knockout of Alex Miteff, could earn a Patterson title shot. Valdes, 34, has faced top heavyweights. broadcast on ABC radio and TV at 9 PM CST.
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ABC
Ottawa University Golf Team Wins First Meet of Year
LIBERTY MO Ottawa University golf team defeated William Jewell 9 to 3 at home yesterday Barry Rohde was medalist with 79 Steve Sheehan scored 81 for second place Stan Bettin 92 Paul Girling 98 but lost his match
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Podres Wins Despite Elbow Return In Dodgers Cubs Tilt
Johnny Podres pitched 6 1 3 innings and allowed three hits before an elbow flare forced his exit. He earned his second win as the Dodgers beat the Cubs 4 2, with Ernie Banks hitting his third homer for Chicago. Milwaukees 5 2 victory over Pittsburgh and the Braves move into a first place tie. Cardinals beat San Francisco 7 5.
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Gil McDougald
Hank Aaron
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Ottawa Edges Haskell In Dual Meet On Track
Ottawa High School edged Haskell 72 to 69 in a dual track meet on the Haskell track led by George Small and Dennis Smith. Small won the 88 yard run and broad jump and contributed in the 880 yard relay. Smith captured the 100 and 220 yard dashes and helped the relay. Both defeated foes and events listed with times and distances. Ottawa hosts Haskell tomorrow for a B team meet at Cookfield.
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Dennis Smith
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Police Chief Drinks On The Job In Emerson Borough
Borough Police Commissioner Joseph A Brescia drinks beer at work as a brewery tester and bacteriologist yet sticks to the motto that drinking and driving do not mix. He commutes by bus to his duties.
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Joseph A. Brescia
Brescia
Millions Spent On Sports Equipment
New York reports 163,279,859 spent last year on sports gear per the Athletic Goods Manufacturers Association. Golf led with 60,711,924, baseball and softball followed at 33,074,946. Theodore Bank, association president, said figures reflect factory selling level and that 1958 could match 1957 for sales. He noted athletic goods resist recession as leisure time grows.
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New York
Ottawa Tennis Team Wins 6-1 at William Jewell
The Ottawa University tennis squad defeated William Jewell 6-1 in a dual meet at Liberty, winning four doubles and two singles matches. It marked Ottawa’s second win over Jewell this year. Notable results include John D Aboy beating Rod Swearingen 6-0 6-0 and Bill Zell defeating Jim Firebaugh 6-1 6-2.
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Bowling Scores From Royal and Lanes Studio Meet
A compact bowling scores listing shows ROYAL and TLANES Wrishta Studio leading with high games and series. Jackson records 1b6 532. Bundy Insurance 2 High 16 30 Lewla 232 567. Wasamer 5 3 High 10 30 McFadden 180 502. Briscoe Drirks 1 High 10 10 Briscoe 19 56. Sonrlae Dairy 3 High 16 30 Bryant 210 538. Knights of Columbus L High 10 J. Waasmer 210. Akers High 10 30 503. Havia Paints t High 10 30 Smay 203 816. Goodyear t High 10 30 Stine 170 458. Reddick Grocery 4 High 10 20 B. Reddick 192 491. Moore Chevrolet High 10 30 Garlaon 178 458.
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