College would curb rowdyism with spectator code change
Sportlights reports Missouri Valley Conference actions to curb rowdyism at college games. Publicity directors, many with psychology backgrounds, are tasked with pacifying crowds and preventing incidents that harm players and fans. The piece notes the death of Dr. J D F Matthews, Trinity University physician, and a Willow Springs golf match where Fred Bowell beat Charlie Klein after a 10 cent bet.
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Johnson Keeps Muny Golf Laurels
Towne Johnson won the Muny Golf title Sunday at Memorial Park, finishing one under par to hold off Emil Culmenarias of Houston. Johnson built an early lead on the morning nine and maintained it through the back nine to secure the victory.
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Albrecht Set for Mound Debut With Missions at Fort Worth
Eddie Albrecht, a top Browns prospect, may start for the San Antonio Missions Monday night against the Ft Worth Cats as manager Don Heffner weighs Albrecht against Procopio Herrera. Joe Landrum pitched well for the Cats in a 3-2 Sunday victory, continuing a stretch of strong team performance.
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Tyler Team Signs Nick Gregory In Trade Wide Open
Tyler of the East acquires Nick Gregory a former Texas Leaguer who led the league in home runs with 23 last season for Kilgore. In the same deal Morris Vowser moves to Sherman-Denison and Manuel Mantaras joins from the Twins of the Big State league.
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Stock Car Races Called Off By Rain
Heavy morning showers eased postponement of the Pan American Speedway stock car races scheduled for Sunday. Promoters postponed the event to a later date with officials citing weather as the cause.
Graziano Touted as LaMotta Middleweight Challenger
NEW YORK May 15 UPI The International Boxing Club plans to name Rocky Graziano as Jake LaMotta's challenger for the June 14 Yankee Stadium title bout after smoothing out a TV receipts dispute with the Boxing Managers Guild. Abe Greene urged LaMotta to pick an opponent by today and promised a quick defense against the winner of Ray Robinson versus Robert Villemain in 90 days.
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Paris Next for Gussie and Babs in Championship Run
COLOGNE May 15 Barbara Scofield of San Francisco and Germaine Moran of Santa Monica closed a German tour with wins over Inge Portmann and Alice von Tatnay, setting up a Paris trip to compete in the French national championship. Moran won 7-5 7-5 over Tatnay while Scofield won 6-1 6-4 over Portmann, with Scofield prevailing in the final against Moran before exhibition matches.
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Cecil Smith Hurt in Win Over Mexican Team
Beverly Hills Calif May 15 IN S Lardie Sanford s Texas Hurricanes defeated a Mexican team of the Gracida brothers 10 to 8. The Hurricanes led by four late but two quick goals by Cecil Smith, Llano star, gave the Americans the win. Smith suffered a broken collarbone in a collision with Gabriel Gracida. Gracida was unharmed. Alejandro Grarigg led the Mexicans with four goals.
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Gal Ball Players Next in Majors
New York reports that within five years ladies may join Major League Baseball. Wally Pipp, former Yankee first baseman, advocates Dorothy Kamenshek of the Rockford Peaches as the first potential female major leaguer. Bancroft and Rawlings, managers of girls teams, praise Dorothy’s skill, tested in an old timers game at Yankee Stadium.
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Automen Finish First in American Division Race
Automen hold top spot in the American division of the City Major Gaserial League after a 43 run victory over National Credit Clothiers at Richterfield. Willie Glasser of Clothiers made a sensational two bases catch, while D Villadueva led Clothiers with five hits, and Bo Laylon of Keefe struck out 15. Keefe’s six hits were scattered as credits choked.
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Olympic Body Seeks Russian Participation Clarification
Copenhagen dispatch reports the International Olympic Committee unable to confirm Russian interest in competing. Otto Mayer, chancellor of to 100, says three invitations have been sent since 1947. A recent letter used a typewriter with Russian characters, yet no reply has been received.
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Tech Playing Central at 8 in junior league game
High scoring action continues as Tech Pest 599 faces Central Catholic Post 420 at Holy Namefield with an 8 p.m. start. Sunday openers at Stinson Field saw Harlandale, Brackenridge, and Jefferson posting big wins over Alamo Heights, Burbank, and Edison respectively. Leading hitters included Harvey McMillan Brackenridge Nelson Jefferson Bobby Hemenway Harlandale Arata Guivez and Pacheco Brackenridge.
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Apaches Triumph Over Devine in Sunday Game
The Apache Distributing Co. team defeated the Devine Millers 7 to 4 at Devine. Martines hit a double and a single while Zamarripa doubled for the winners who collected 11 hits. Losers managed 8 hits with pitchers Montez Martinez and Lozano toed the mound for Devine.
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Vargas Shatters Greer Win Streak at Pittming Souvan
Vargas club ended Lonnie Greer's four game win streak with an 8 victory at Pittming Souvan. Manuel Daniel pitched for the winless team as Vargas pursues more games.
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Track Honors to Cox and Walters
University of Texas athletes Tom Ox and Bob Walters earned top track honors at the Southwest Conference meet in Austin. Walters won high jump and pole vault, while Cox edged Charley Parker for two track awards as Texas totaled 60 points to win the conference title.
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