College scorecard ethics shadow football recruitment
The piece questions colleges recruiting non qualified high school athletes, citing a state prep football prospect likely to join the University of Arizona after incomplete diploma work. It notes Arizona State at Tempe rejected the student while Arizona may accept him, warning about fairness and honesty in collegiate competition. Jimmy Bivins contrasts with Joe Louis in a Baltimore bout, and prospects for a Louis versus Rocky Marciano show next September are discussed by the International Boxing Club.
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Arizona State
Tempe
Jimmy
Bivins
Joe Louis
Baltimore
Louis
Bobby Mitchell
Joe
International Boxing Club
Rocky Marciano
New York
Cleveland Groaning Of Injuries
Cleveland faces an aging Browns squad as the Pro Champions host the College All-Stars in Friday’s 18th renewal. Coach Herman Hickman plans to emphasize offense against Cleveland’s mob of stars led by Marion Motley while countering Otto Graham with Notre Dame’s Bob Williams and Fran Nagle of Nebraska and using speed from Rote White Grandelius Monachino Dufek to offset the Browns’ power.
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Cleveland Browns
Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles
Browns
NFL
Herman Hickman
All-Stars
Leon Hart
Clay Townemaker
Leo Nomellini
Don Campora
Stout Herman
Bowling Green
Hickman
Delafield
Wis
Otto Graham
Bob Williams
Notre Dame
Fran Nagle
Nebraska
Cleveland
Ram
Marion Motley
Kyle Rote
Southern Methodist
Whizzer White
Arizona State
Sonny Grandelius
Michigan State
Jim Monachino
California
Francis Bagnell
Pennsylvania
Don Dufek
Michigan
Mantle Delivers Big Hit As Birds Snap Skid
Kansas City rallied to beat Columbus 10-5 in the nightcap as Mickey Mantle connected for a 370-foot homer in the eighth, part of a doubleheader win that kept the Birds mathematically alive in the pennant race while remaining 33 games behind Milwaukee. Bob Marquis also homered in KC’s 4-2 first game victory. Columbus extended its losing streak to 28 of 25 games.
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Kansas City
Blue
Bob Marquis
Mickey Mantle
Milwaukee
Birds
Three Berths Possible For Arizona Amateurs
Arizona golfers race for three berths in the National Amateur championship qualifying round at Arizona Country Club on August 28. Pete Grant represents the host layout Knox Corbett of El Rio Tucson and Dr Clyde Flood of Tucson Country Club among others from Phoenix. The National event is set for Saucon Valley Country Club Bethlehem Pa September 10 to 15.
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Arizona Country Club
Willie Low
Phoenix Country Club
Pete Grant
Knox Corbett
el Rio
Saucon Valley Country Club
Bethlehem
Lambie
H. R. Askins
Chet Goldberg, Jr
Gazette
Ebby Haverlander
Jerry Doyle
Phoenix
Encanto Park
Doyle
Arizona
Encanto
Red Sox Pitcher Kiely Heads to Army Draft
Boston Red Sox rookie Leo Kiely, 21, passed his draft physical in Newark and will be inducted into the Army in 21 days. The young hurler is set for military service following the physical.
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Newark
N. J
Boston Red Sox
Leo Kiely
Isias Cruises to 35–0 in National Horseshoe Tourney
In Murray Utah Fernando Isias of Los Angeles won the National Horseshoe pitching tournament with 35 wins and no losses. Stan DeLeary of Phoenix finished strong at 22 and 13, among other top finishers.
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Murray
Utah
Fernando Isias
Los Angeles
Stan DeLeary
Phoenix
Ariz
Whittier College Names New Head Football Coach
Sioux City Iowa August 15 George H Allen former Morningside College mentor is named head coach at Whittier College California He leaves Morningside after three seasons with 16 victories 11 defeats and one tie replacing Wallace Chief Newman whose departure was announced earlier
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City
George H. Allen
Morningside College
Whittier College
Whittier
Calif
Allen
Maroons
California
Wallace
Newman
Reynolds Leads Field At 67th National Archery Tourney
Former national champion Russ Reynolds of Cleveland tops after day one with 893 points in the Double York round at the 67th annual National Archery Tournament in Los Angeles. Max Hamilton of Phoenix is second with 878, followed by Stan Overby of Inglewood in third with 859 as the event runs through Thursday.
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Russ Reynolds
Cleveland
Ohio
Reynolds
Max Hamilton
Phoenix
Stan Overby
Inglewood
Calif
Yesterday's Stars Batting and Pitching Highlights
Hankee of the Cubs drove in all their runs in a 5-4 win over St. Louis with a double and two RBIs. Lou Brissie of the Indians hurled three scoreless innings in relief as Cleveland beat Detroit 6-5 in ten innings.
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Associated Press
Hankee
Graziano to Meet Janiro in 10-Round Detroit Bout
Rocky Graziano and Tony Janiro set for a 10 round bout at Olympia Stadium in Detroit on September 19. It marks Graziano's first Detroit appearance. The International Boxing Club announced the matchup via Nick Londes, Detroit matchmaker.
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Rocky Graziano
Tony Janiro
Olympia Stadium
International Boxing Club
Graziano
IBC
Nick Londes
Filly Lygia Aims For Princess Pat Stakes Crown
Chicago August 15 AP Princess Lygia the odds on favorite seeks the 1952 two year old filly title in the $58,755 Princess Pat Stakes at Washington Park. New owner Louis B Mayer reportedly paid about $100 for the unbeaten filly who has won five straight this year. First prize is $47,620 if all 13 entries run.
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Lygia
Washington Park
Louis B. Mayer
AJRA Plans Racing Card At Manzanita Park
The Arizona Jalopy Racing Association announced plans to stage jalopy programs starting Saturday night August 25 at Manzanita Park. Track work is underway at the former greyhound plant at 35th Avenue and Broadway. President Jack Holloway said seven cars from Safford, five from Globe, and several Tucson racers are lined up for the opener. The AIRA seeks statewide participation and says local owners and drivers hold majority representation. This pits AJRA against South Mountain Speedway, whose promoter Dr Vaughn McGuire said AMODC sponsored cars would continue Saturday nights.
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Manzanita Park
35Th Avenue
Broadway
Jack Holloway
AIRA
Safford
Globe
Tucson
South Mountain Speedway
Arizona
Vaughn McGuire
South Mountain
Field of 128 In JC Event
In Durham North Carolina 128 teenaged golfers began match play for the National Jaycees junior golf crown headed by Teddy White of Roswell New Mexico who shot 140 to lead 220 starters. Defending champion Eddie Merrins of Meridian Mississippi shot 142 with Cecil Williams of Mississippi as his first round opponent Oklahoma won the state qualifying crown with 588.
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N. C
Teddy White
Roswell
N. Mex
Jaycees
White
Hope Valley Country Club
Eddie Merrins
Meridian
Miss
Cecil Williams
Oklahoma
Arizona trio eliminated in NJCG tourney qualifying
In Durham North Carolina on August 15 three Arizona entrants in the National Junior Chamber of Commerce national junior golf tournament were knocked out in the second qualifying round. A 161 total edged competitors into the final rounds as Bob Fannin of Phoenix posted 83 82 for 165 while Joe Riordan also of Phoenix shot 82 89 for 171 and William Rice of Flagstaff despite 88 87 totaled 175.
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Durham
N. C
Arizona
Baseball leaders and batting honors from the 1950s leagues
The Associated Press highlights top performers in the American and National Leagues. Notables include Ashburn and Dark leading batting averages with .347 and .364 respectively, Hodges and Kiner pacing home runs, and Roe and Brecheen topping pitching for Brooklyn and St Louis. Williams drives runs in the AL with 90 plus, while Minoso and DiMaggio headline hits and triples.
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Ashburn
Philadelphia
Kiner
Pittsburgh
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Brooklyn
Irvin
Newark
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Dark
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St. Louis
Newcombe
Spahn
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Minoso
Chicago
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Williams
Zernial
DiMaggio
Kell
Detroit
Noren
Washington
DiMagzio
Fox
Coan
Ching—Feller
Cleveland
Pa Morgan
Raschi
McDermott
Heavy weight intrigue surrounds Louis Bivins weigh-in
About 15,000 spectators are set for the Louis vs Bivins 10 round bout in Baltimore. Louis hopes to weigh around 210 with manager Marshall Miles noting 207 or 208 as a recent mark while Bivins sought extra pounds after weighing in around 176 previously. Both camps kept exact figures under wraps ahead of the big showdown tonight.
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Marshall Miles
Cesar Brion
Bivins
Louis Bivins Bout Prompts Big Gate And Hype
Joe Louis weighed 203 1 2 pounds for his 10 round title defense against Jimmy Bivins, who tipped 180 1 2. About 15 000 tickets sold. promoters expect nearly twice that in attendance for a $100 000 gate. The fight airs in 15 theaters across eight cities with 31 year old Bivins seeking a long awaited chance. Louis favored 4 to 1, Miles predicts a knockout win.
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Joe Louis
Jimmy Bivins
Bivins
Louis
Miles
Net Favorites Crash Into Third Round
In Brookline Mass on August 15 all top doubles contenders reached the third round of the National Doubles tournament. Seeded Mulloy and Talbert survived a stiff test from Princeton pair Bagley and Devoe 7 5 5 7 2 6 4, while Sedgman McGregor defeated Rodman and Rowbotham 6 2 6 3 6 3. Flam Seixas beat Grigly and Huebner 6 1 7 5 6 2, and Candy Rose defeated Malaga and Massey 6 2 6 3 6 2.
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Brookline
Mass
Gardnar Mulloy
Bill Talbert
Gil Bagley
Charley Devoe
Princeton
Australia
Frank Sedgman
Ken McGregor
Sumner Rodman
Harrison Rowbotham
Herb Flam
Vic Seixas
Jacque Grigly
Lawrence Huebner
Don Candy
Mervyn Rose
Robert Malaga
Paul Massey
Cleveland
Sky Sox rise from cellar with twin wins over Lincoln
Colorado Springs climbed from the Western League basement by beating Lincoln twice 8-7 and 15-8. It marked their first ascent above bottom since July 31, while Lincoln dropped into last. Des Moines errors aided Wichita's big innings as six pitchers varied the game.
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Lincoln
Sky Sox
Des Moines
Wichita
Brownie Fans to Run Browns in Aug 24 Night
St Louis Browns owner Bill Veeck will let fans direct the team on August 24 against the Philadelphia Athletics. Manager Zack Taylor will sit out as fans vote on lineup aside from pitchers and direct in-game decisions with held cards. Two fans become one day coaches at first and third base.
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St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Bill Veeck
Rams Seek Exhibition Victory in Mid-August Premiere
In Los Angeles on August 15 1951 the NFL exhibition clash between the Washington Redskins and Los Angeles Rams drew around 80 000 fans. Rams start with four veterans led by Waterfield while Washington lists Gilmer Dudley Saenz and Goode. The game supports the Times youth charity program and features unproven line players for the Rams alongside veteran Redskins.
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Washington Redskins
Los Angeles Rams
National Football League
Los Angeles Times
Washington
Rams
Redskins
Bob Waterfield
Cleveland Rams
Sammy Baugh
Harry Gilmer
Bill Dudley
Eddie Saenz
Bob Goode
Cricket Kalmani
Jerry Williams
Dan Towler
Flagstaff Hosts Arizona All-Star Football And Basketball Event
Flagstaff hosts about 70 top graduates from 30 plus high schools for the third annual Arizona All-Star games on Aug 24 and 25. Class A vs Class B battles headline the events with football on Aug 25 and basketball on Aug 24. Coaches include Edgar Ford Shanty Hogan Flipper and Heywood. The games mark Flippey’s retirement from coaching for health reasons.
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Edgar
Matt) Ford
Mesa
Shanty Hogan
Joe Flipper
Carver High
Ken Heywood
English Diet For Ring King Turpin Plans English meals for Robison title bid
World middleweight champion Randy Turpin said he will train in the United States for his September 12 rematch with Sugar Ray Robinson and will stick to plain English cooking. Queen Mary chef Frank Ninnim will ensure Turpin receives his preferred foods during sailing and his stay in New York.
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Eng
Randy Turpin
United States
Sugar Ray Robinson
Frank Ninnim
Turpin
New York
Racing at a glance at major tracks
At Saratoga First Glance earned a fifth win of the season by capturing a seven furlong feature. Chicago Westhampton nearly tied the Washington Park track record in six furlongs, winning the Potranco Purse in 1 09 2/5. Atlantic City Attention Mark led the way in a mile and a half event, while Del Mar’s Family Pene clocked 1:10 2/5 for six furlongs in the National Seas Show Handicap.
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Springs
N. Y
Chicago
Westhampton
Washington Park
Atlantic City
A. J
del Mar
Calif
Doublebill Scheduled Tonight
The Phoenix Senators and the Imperial club El Centro square off in a twin bill as Fortier and Ponze duel to widen leads. Fortier’s 10th win anchors El Centro, while Tucker plans two 20-game winners against the Senators as the series moves through El Centro and on to Bisbee Douglas Whiz Kids.
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Fortier
Pers
Imperials
Senators
el Centro
Amador Guzman
Mexicali
Phoenicians
Imps
Wayne Tucker
Tucker
Tony Ponze
Eddie Graham
Syd Cohen
Emmett Ashford
Copper King
Ashford
Fleet Kinks
Joe Joshua
Pep Saddler Square Off at Polo Grounds Fourth Ring Chapter
Willie Pep and Sandy Saddler renew their famed rivalry with a September 26 clash at the Polo Grounds after tuneups. The International Boxing Club announced the fourth chapter of the series. Saddler will fight Hermie Freeman in Philadelphia and Paddy DeMarco in Milwaukee on August 27, while Pep has no definite date yet.
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Willie Pep
Sandy Saddler
Polo Grounds
International Boxing Club
Pep
Saddler
Willie
Hermie Freeman
Philadelphia
Paddy DeMarco
Milwaukee
Feller Eyes 20th Victory in Chicago Night Comeback
Cleveland star Bob Feller pitched seven innings for a 2 1 victory over the Detroit Tigers as 46 290 fans marked "Bob Feller Night." He remains the AL pace setter at 19 4 with Lopez planning to use him for No 20 in Chicago Friday. Feller credited the win to help from teammates and admitted fatigue near the end.
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Bob Feller
Detr Tigers
al Lopez
Chicago
Feiler
Don Kolloway
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