Illini, Sooners Coaches Lead S I U Clinic reportedly draws 200 plus attendees
More than 200 coaches attended Southern Illinois University's first S I U coaching clinic held at Shryock auditorium with Big Nine and Big 12 figures leading sessions. Don Faurot and Hank Iba discussed football passing and basketball fundamentals while Bert Ingwersen and Abe Martin outlined defensive lines and event logistics. Up to 350 were expected today as sessions continued with films and Q and A.
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Trap Shooters Seek Crown at North American Championship
About 900 competitors from the Americas gathered in Vandalia Ohio for the 200-target Golden Grand American event. John A. Broughton of Ferguson Missouri defends the men's title after 200 straight last year while Lela Hall Frank of Sierra Madre California tan leaves title on the line. Joe Hiestand of Hillsboro Ohio dazzled the 16-yard field with a 200 straight yesterday and a renewed long-run record stands at 1 179.
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Women advance in U S Girlsland tennis championship
Sapris Briers Philadelphia Maureen Connelly San Diego Laura Lou John Palm Desert Calif Patricia Lowe Ottawa Canada reach the third round of the 32nd annual U S Girlsland tennis singles championship.
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Major League Standings and Schedule Update
National League Boston leads New York by one run. Only game scheduled. American League has no games. Wednesday games include St Louis at Brooklyn and Pittsburgh at Boston with several matches listed as scheduled.
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Eagles Beat Elks In Carbondale Softball Night
The Eagles won 5 to 2 over the Elks in Carbondale Night Softball. Eagles collected 12 hits with pitcher Patterson homering while holding the Elks to four hits. In the second game at Community High School field the American Legion defeated the W O W s 12 to 4 with Reeves and Eadie behind the plate.
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La Salle-Peru Football Team Loses Two Regulars
La Salle Peru high school forfeits two veteran players before practice begins. Halfbacks Ted Pagani and Jim Bray suffered season ending fractures. Pagani broke his leg when debris from an old car fell on him and Bray broke his arm after a fall.
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Greek handicap at Sar atoga won in 1 50
Atlantic City harbor race results: Someé Town paid 14.00 for a mile and a sixteenth Sandy Hook purse in 1 48. Salem Mareh Chick paid 8.60 for Rockingham mile and a sixteenth in 1 47 3 5.
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Williams Leads American League Batting Race at .356 Pace
Ted Williams of Boston appears headed for his third straight AL batting title and fifth since 1941 with a .356 average through last Sunday, 11 points ahead of Detroit’s George Kell at .345. Other leaders include Dillinger, DiMaggio, Mitchell, Kolloway, Pesky, Michaels, Sievers, Stephens, and Doby with solid marks.
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DeMoss to Start at Quarterback for New York Bulldogs
In Hershey Pennsylvania the New York Bulldogs reveal a revamped lineup with Bob De Moss of Purdue to start at quarterback ahead of Bobby Layne and Johnny Rauch in an exhibition game against the Detroit Lions. Bo McMillin’s Lions come in off a previous rout of the Wilkes-Barre Bullets.
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SchlapiK Leads 64 in Chicago Junior Golf Tour
Medalist Miles SchlapiK of Chicago topped 64 qualifiers in the Chicago District Golf Association junior closed tourney at Idlewild Country Club. Downstate entrants included Rockford's Pete Anderson who shot 82 and Jay Sturm with 74. SchlapiK shot 73 to lead the field.
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Five Homers as Sox Defeat White Hawks in Exhibition
The Chicago White Sox beat Waterloo Three-I League farm club 11 to 6 in Waterloo Iowa last night Five home runs highlighted the game Steve Souchock and Gene Thomas each hit two while Joe Tipton added another. Judson Offield Surkont and Wheeler Lenk handled pitching for Chicago with Kamis Duffy Ross Zuchink Strahs and Martin catching or fielding for Waterloo.
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Mize Joins Yankees Slugging First Baseman Sold by Giants
The New York Yankees acquired slugger John Mize from the Giants for an undisclosed sum and he traveled to Detroit to join a two game series. Giants owner Horace Stoneham and Yankee co owners Dan Topping and Del Webb announced the deal after dinner. Mize, a left handed power hitter with 315 career homers, will likely bat fifth behind Joe DiMaggio, with Joe Lefata and Bert Haas replacing him in the Giants lineup.
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Cards Open at Brooklyn Rickey Says Winner Will Be In World Series
At Ebbets Field on August 23 the St. Louis Cardinals face the Brooklyn Dodgers in a pivotal two game set Rickey predicts the winner heads to the World Series. Stan Musial leads St. Louis against Brooklyn while key pitchers Brazie Munger Hatten Roe Barney duel in today’s doubleheader.
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N C A A Bowls Proposal Faces Opposition and Support
The N C A A drafts a policy to place control of post season games with the association while allowing promoters to remain in business. Orange Bowl protests a 80 percent gate receipts rule, noting adjustments for concessions and rights. Sugar Bowl says it will adopt the plan. final approval awaits the association's January meeting in New York.
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Home Made Boat Wins First of Star Races
A San Diego California youth powered a homemade boat to lead after the first Star Class race at Belmont Harbor. Lowell North, 19, a California Tech student, clocked two hours 26 minutes on a 10 mile triangular course as 39 veterans watched.
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Injuries Slow Robinsons Bat and Pace Drop
Jackie Robinson continues to lead NL in batting average but his pace slips to .358 after Sunday games. He also nurses a sore left leg from Aug 9, suffered while stealing home in Philadelphia. Other leaders include Slaughter, Musial, Marshall and Schoendienst across Cardinals, Dodgers, Giants, and Pirates.
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Kellogg’s All Bran Claims 20 Year Laxative Breakthrough
A Florida resident notes relief after daily All Bran, saying laxatives failed for over two decades. The letter urges readers to eat an ounce daily with water and to return an empty box for a double-your-money-back offer from Kellogg’s in Battle Creek.
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Duck stamp price rises to $2 boosts sales and funding
The Fish and Wildlife service will raise duck stamps to $2 this year and expects to sell 2,000,000 more than last year as duck hunting grows in popularity. About 900 stamps were sold at $1 by the Carbondale post office last year under Postmaster Virgil Brown. Revenue supports refuge development at Crab Orchard Lake and other flyways, aiding both hunters and waterfowl.
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