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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1951
Page
10
A wide array of radio and TV listings highlights Faye Eier igon salle and the Pepi Cala Co. in a September schedule featuring NBCs narcotics analysis Theison and upcoming concerts, with mentions of Samuels, Burros, and notable performers across WSYR WRTV and WEIS stations.
In Waterbury Connecticut American women track and field athletes contest the national outdoor championships. Bille Whish returns to bid for titles as juniors compete today. Tomorrow senior athletes take the stage hoping to match strong Russian performances from Helsinki 1953.
A cluttered TV guide lists Saturday programs across WSYR and networks including films like Divorce of Lady X with Merle Oberon on ABC. It catalogs shows from 5:00 pm through later hours featuring Wild Bill Hickok, The Cisco Kid, Dick Tracy, The Stu Erwin Show, Record Time With Art Ford, Summer Theater and more with multiple hosts, actors, and orchestral segments.
The article explains two firm anchor points the feet and head for balance. It notes wrists cocked and hands used to store power during the downswing and release it at impact, urging players to not neglect hand action to maximize swing speed.
In Newport, two Americans and two Australia- contenders reached the semifinals of the Newport Invitation Tennis Tournament. Veteran Gardnar Mulloy of Coral Gables Florida faced Australia ace Frank Sedgman while Herb Flam of Boring Hills California and Mervyn Stose of Australia also advanced, as conditions favored steady serves and baseline rallies.
In Reseda last night a novice cycling race turned fatal when driver Dick Reiley crashed on the 3rd lap. The rider, identified as Reiley, suffered a crushed chest and died at the scene. Samus Hicks joined the pursuit, attempting to assist the victim.
Army faces scrutiny over recruiting practices as Col Blaik led the program through a tough period. The piece notes a shift in emphasis toward cultivating genuine talent at the academy and questions whether football stars were being drawn from beyond Army’s core. It reflects on past attempts to attract top players and the broader impact on Army’s tradition and performance.
Jimmy Demaret, 41, tops the Chicago event with an eight under par 156 through 54 holes, aiming for the $12,500 top prize in a $36,000 World Championship tourney. Bert Hogan and Clayton tied for second at 137 after 36 holes. rivals Johnny Palmer and others trailed by two strokes. Peggy Demaret, his 19-year-old daughter, watches from the gallery as the field narrows toward a dramatic finish.
Bradley University faces fallout from a financial scandal as Jacob Lentz, 41, resigns as board secretary and manager amid allegations of embezzling 315,000 in endowment funds and 5,000 from real estate loan overcharges. The board decides whether to pursue criminal charges.
A university scandal unfolds as Lentz the former secretary, bonded for $50,000, resigns amid reports of misused funds over three to four years. The board notes disappropriation was spotted early this year. Bradley athletes and others linked to alleged pool betting surface as investigations continue into the financial misconduct on campus.
A cluttered ad page lists autos for sale and a detailed public notice from the Town of Camillus and Lakeside Fire District. It mentions multiple brands and models including Chevrolet, Buick, and Dodge Plymouth, with prices and conditions. The notice references fire protection districts, insurance, and municipal proceedings led by Onondaga officials and the Surrogate Court.
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