AAU NCAA Confront Track Meet Control Clash Looms
National news report on the looming fight between NCAA and AAU over control of amateur track in the United States. The 59th NCAA convention in Chicago is expected to back stronger policy linking with USTFF, while AAU defends its role as the sole U.S. governing body for amateur track under IAAF recognition, setting up a clash over sanctions and athlete recruitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Kansas City
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Aetic Unio
Chicago
NCAA
AAU
U.S. Track and Field Federation
USTFF
International Amateur Athletic Federation
IAAF
United States
Cone
U.S
Noted Jockey Shoemaker Wins 1000th Victory at Arcadia
Arcadia California AP Willie Shoemaker the famed jockey reached his 1000th win at Santa Anita Park on Tuesday on a paying $15 mount Destroy aged 11. He added two more wins that day on King Scorpion and Dusty Canyon to push his career total to 5034. He plans to ride at least two more years if fellow rider Longden remains active.
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Bob Myers
Associated Press
Arcadia
Calif
Sancta Anita Park
Shoemaker’s Acres
Shoemaker
William Shoemaker
Hollywood Park
Willie
Destroy
Grandpappy
Johnny Longden
Longden
King Scorpion
Dusty Canyon
Two Men Buy Entire Senators Ball Team
Washington investors James M. Johnston and James H. Lemon completed the purchase of the Washington Senators, taking 100 percent ownership from remaining stockholders. The deal, likely around $2 million, ends local control after decades of loss making seasons and prior attempts to keep ownership local.
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Senators
W. B. Ragsdale JR
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
James M. Johnston
James H. Lemon
Washington Senators
Lock, Stock and Barrel
Johnston
Lemon
Washington
Johnston and Lemon
George M. Bunker
Martin Marietta Co
Bill Veeck
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Nate Dolin
Bunker
Floyd Akers
Veeck
Dolin
Brodie Leads Fifth NFL Golf Tourney Final Round Preview
Hollywood Florida AP John Brodie tops the field after two rounds of the fifth annual NFL Golf Tournament at Hollywood Beach Hotel course. Brodie's 156, 16 over par, sets the pace as players prepare for the final round on the 6,479 yard layout.
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Hollywood
Fla
John Brodie
Hollywood Beach
Bowling Scores From Royal League Standings and Highs
Bowling results list multiple teams with high series and individual scores across divisions. Notable entries include ROYAL LEAGUE teams such as BEETS MOTORS-2 and GAMBLES STORES-2, with top scores ranging from the low 200s to mid 500s, plus various leagues including MEN'S INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE and TUESDAY LADIES.
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Royal League
Beets Motors
Wolgast
Gambles Stores
Hollow
Peterson's Masonry
Peterson
Sinclair
Trout’s
Rhoades
Wenthe
L L and Boilers
Spaulding
Wiederholt
Terry
OHS Sophs Rout Bonner Springs in Low-Scoring Victory
Ottawa sophomores overcame Bonner Springs 42 to 18 on Bonner court Monday. After a tight first quarter ties at 8, Ottawa shifted from man to zone and pressed full court, shutting out Bonner in the second period. Dan Seymour and Bob Hardage led Ottawa with 14 points each, supported by a press-fueled attack that produced many easy baskets.
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Gary Mavity
Ottawa
Bonner Springs
Bonner Court
Mons
Sophs
Manesteeman
Bonner
Manetoeman
Braves
Dan Seymour
Bob Hardage
Soph
Wilson
Buck
Harkins
Ottawa Sophs
Seymour Hardage
Buck Wilson
Haworth
Wellington
Mitchell Littlejohn Williams Goodin Innis Kinney
Meinke
College basketball results by region and score
EAST St Johns 72 Georgetown 70 in overtime Cornell 106 Syracuse 96 Holy Cross 77 Conn 62 Georgetown 76 Navy 73 Harvard 91 Worcester 66 SOUTH Duke 121 Penn State 88 Vanderbilt 97 Kentucky 79 Clemson 80 Furman 66 Citadel 70 Wi Mary 64 MIDWEST DePaul 99 Memphis State 70 Detroit 76 Canisuls 69 SOUTHWEST Baylor 80 Texas A M 77 Texas Tech 66 Texas 62 SMU 64 Rice 62 Arkansas 88 TCU 70
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East St. John’s
Geo. Wh
Cornell
Syracuse
Holy Cross
Conn
Georgetown
Navy
Harvard
Worcester
South Duke
Penn State
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Clemson
Furman
Citadel
Wi-Mary
Midwest
DePaul
Memphis State
Detroit
Canisuls
Southwest Baylor
Texas A&m
Texas Tech
Texas
SMU
Rice
Arkansas
TCU
Sedate Judge Presides Over Lane Finley Trial In Chicago
In Chicago federal court Judge James B. Parsons oversees the testimony in the Frank Lane vs. Charles C. Finley case, with Bill Veeck as a key witness. Lane seeks 144,166 dollars in unpaid salary as A’s general manager. Finley faces the stand as proceedings continue amid light jurist humor and courtroom banter.
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Charles Chamberlain
Associated Press
Chicago
Sage
Federal Court
James B. Parsons
U.S. District Court
Frank Lane
Charles C. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Lane
Chicago Insurance
A’s
Bill Veeck
Finley
A's
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Cleveland Indians
Veeck
Thomas A. Reynolds Jr
Charlie
Reynolds
Milwaukee Braves
Atlanta
Parsons
Charles Stalin
George Selick
Washington Senators
Selkirk
Fred Haney
Los Angeles Angels
Grandfather Lane
Paresons
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Griffith
Minnesota
Brodie
Men's Industrial League
Western Auto
R. Kampschroeder
Peoples National
Johnson
Guy's Foods
Bond
Ottawa Times
Melroy
Seymour
Ottawa Packers
Clark
KEEN
Lo—E
Calkin
Lewis
Ladies League
F.W
Sowers
Todd Insurance
Conrad
Arnold's Jewelry
Foster
Shinn
Haley
Cordle
Eagles Aux
Maloney
OHS
Finley-Lane
Edelman
Autolite
Stewart Warner
Owattona
Hughes Auto Parts
Oldsmobile
Corvair
Monza
Chevrolet
Chevelle
Malibu
Olds
Moore
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