Dissension Reported In N L Trade Talks
Trades continued between the New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers as discussions hinge on manager situations and potential exchanges. Durocher may join his team after Fort Worth as talks remain unsettled with possible cash considerations.
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Masters Roundup Highlights Long-Running Records and Player Quips
Augusta reports nine years after Lloyd Mangrum’s 363 first round Masters record he shot 69 in round one. Ed Dudley notes tough greens and wind as the day’s hardest Masters conditions. Sammy Snead and Jimmy Demaret share anecdotes about equipment and homework. Mentions of Mangrum rival Claude Harmon and Charley Coe as amateur prospects.
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Fights Last Night
Gene Boland of Detroit knocked out Armando Ai ani ni of Italy. Stonewall Jackson of Washington outpointed Otis Graham of Philadelphia in Philadelphia results.
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Braves Deny Scribe Report Of Dissension In Camp
Boston Braves managers and players dismissed a Boston Daily Record column claiming open revolt against Billy Southworth. Hy Hurwitz in Columbia reported player resentment toward Southworth branding himself pennant architect. Southworth called the meeting harmonious, with Spahn Sain Holmes denying any discord.
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Seventeen Colleges Faulted Under Sanity Code Rule
Seventeen NCAA colleges were judged in flagrant violation of the sanity code and 25 more under review, announced by Houston of Tufts College chairing the compliance committee. The code curbs financial aid and commercialism in athletics. names of violators were not released. Schools have until July 1 to indicate plans to comply and by September to implement. Suspension actions are not yet possible. penalties could affect Olympic eligibility.
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Owen Wins Suit Against Pasquel
Springfield, Missouri Mickey Owen won a 51428.56 judgment against Jorge Pasquel in federal court for unpaid salary in the Mexican League from 1946 and full salaries for 1947 1948 and 1949. Owen aims to return to organized baseball this summer despite the ruling.
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Youve Got to be Hep to Steal Odells Grid Signals
Seattle article describes Howie Odell bringing a new signal calling system from Yale to Washington and other universities. Foreman and straw bosses in the huddle direct blocking with coded phrases to mislead opponents while the quarterback remains central. The tactic confuses defenders even in practice.
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Salem College Opens Baseball Season Against West Virginia
Salem College resumes its season with a game at Morgantown against West Virginia University as five games on today’s schedule proceed weather permitting. The Mountaineers, in a changed lineup, seek a win after a week opening tour that included a win over Roanoke College and a loss to Virginia.
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Mexican League Suspension Fallout From 1946 Controversy
The Mexican League faced turmoil as Pasquel, owner of Vera Cruz and president of the circuit, withdrew support causing its collapse. Major and minor league players who appeared in the league were suspended for five years by Commissioner A B Chandler. Victor B Harris of St Louis said the verdict would be appealed.
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Atkinson Rates Olympia Best of Derby Favorites
Jockey Ted Atkinson places Olympia as the top Derby choice if raced tomorrow. He notes Capot and Wine List as other leading contenders and cites Olympia’s winter circuit runs and mile and an eighth victories as factors. Training progress toward the Louisville Derby on May 7 could alter the picture.
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Canisius Knocks In Three Way Mvp Tie
Canisius announces its most valuable opponent award ended in a three way tie among Bob Cousy Holy Cross Sol Macauley St Louis and Dick Dickey North Carolina State.
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Welter Contender Sued for Rape Ahead of Title Match
A Kansas City woman sues Welter Contender Vince Foster for ten thousand dollars alleging forcible rape and injuries after an incident on a highway near St Joseph Missouri on February seven. The suit notes she became pregnant from the alleged attack.
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