Pennsylvanian Football Telecast Sparks NCAA Fallout
The University of Pennsylvania plans a 1951 football television program despite an NCAA moratorium. Penn faces action as a “member not in good standing” and potential suspension from NCAA events. Dartmouth, Columbia, California, and Cornell consider scheduling issues. Princeton and Navy may honor contracts. Army and Wisconsin align with the Quakers’ stance, while Penn’s home slate includes Wisconsin, Army, California, and Navy among others.
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Fire at Hamburg kills 31 horses at Buffalo Raceway
A blaze likely started by a discarded cigarette devastated stables at Buffalo Raceway in Hamburg. Investigators led by Detective Sgt. Charles L. Haggerty and Chief Louis Kassel said 31 horses died and several were injured, with property losses around 350000. The fire erupted during a Thursday night program, burning five stalls before crews controlled it.
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Chalone Leaps to Vernon Crown in Last Night's Main
Vernon sprints crowned Fred Chalone of Sullon as winner of last night’s main event. Races tonight feature stock car divers facing a new Brewerton threat as Chalone defends his title.
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Royals Back on Beam Threaten a Runaway
The Montreal Royals surge from a four-game tailspin with a three-game win streak and an 11½ game lead in the International League standings over Rochester and Syracuse. Rookie Ray Ideroff earned a 5-2 win over Baltimore as Jim Russell Bo Morgan and Walt Flale drove in runs. Rochester split a doubleheader with Toronto while Syracuse fell in the nightcap. Tom Acker pitched a two-hit 2-0 win for the Bisons over Syracuse, Claude Corbitt spoiled the no-hit bid in the second. Springfield’s Padget blanked the Ottawa Giants 2-1 as Mel Burbrink batted in the winner.
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Cornell Out to Even Series With Colgate Today
ITHACA Cornell aims to level the spring baseball series against Colgate as they meet at home following yesterday's 8-5 loss. Don Fessler and Ed Winnick duel on the mound as Colgate's Perry picks up the win in the decisive eighth inning.
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Herring Regarded TV Victor After Win in Garden Bout
New York reports Jimmy Herring from Ozone Park, blond middleweight, crowned TV Victor after a decisive win over Slugger Jimmy Pinch in Madison Square Garden. His speed and skill impressed the TV studio audience of 4,026 as officials favored his jabs and left hooks despite Flood’s power. Herring, 10 rounds limited earlier, continues to rise in the 1950 51 indoor boxing season.
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36 Hole Golf Title Test At Tuscarora
Amateur golf title test at Tuscarora features top regional players in a 38 hole stretch to crown a successor to Sammy Arotta of Rochester, who previously captured the crown. Morning weather gave players a wary start as sub par scores looked essential in the windy conditions.
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Raschi and Sox clash in pivotal early season series
In a tense game at Yankee Stadium, Raschi bested the White Sox 4-2 to snap a six-game Sox win streak as New York Capitalizes on timely hits and strong defense. Boston, Detroit, and Cleveland notes show Feller and DiMaggio streaks affected by late-inning rallies and rainouts across the league.
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Chiefs Bow Twice Before Bison Club
Syracuse Chiefs lost to Buffalo Bisons in a doubleheader sweep after a 2-9 and 4-3 defeat the prior night. Claude Corbitt’s second inning single was the lone Chiefs highlight in game one as Tom Acker earned the win. Frank Robinson pitched the nightcap for Rochester with relief from Lefty Mike Schultz to seal the victory. Bob Keegan started and took the loss in the second game as Wally Post scored the Chiefs’ lone run in the fourth. Four double plays by the Chiefs highlighted the rough day for Syracuse.
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Inter-Clay Golf League results highlight narrow wins
Green Lakes and Drumlins widened leads as Drumlins beat LaFayette 11-4 and Green Lakes won 107 446 division at Skaneateles. Cazenovia upset Peene 8-6 and Yacht Club defeated Seneca 10-5 while John Ward of the Yadake Club posted two nine hole records and a 67 total. Ward’s rival Howard Sprague also under 70 in the match. Division One standings show Devilins at 38% with Bellevue, Onondaga, Cazenovia, and Lafayette nearby. Division Two leaders include Green Lakes with 33 points and Yacht Club at 27. New Lakers No 1 team of Jim Morgan and Jackie Lasa shot 64 in best-ball at Skaneateles.
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Veeck Plans Purchase of Browns Amid Denials
Reports from St. Louis say Bill Veeck intends to buy the Browns despite denials by principals. The rumor has circulated since talks began and while some sources discount it, others call the possibility credible with negotiations continuing.
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Nottingham Golf Runnerup in State Meet Drama
Noting a high school runnerup finish, Nottingham placed second in a state golf tournament led by an 668 score from Lawrence and 16- clubs in a foggy, crowded field. Willie Burton of Watertown and Oman of Lawrence earned individual honors, while Yonkers Commerce led the team standings in a brisk, practice filled meet.
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Boxer Elijah Williams in Critical Condition After Knockout
Washington dispatch reports featherweight boxer Elijah Williams, nicknamed Life Dynamite, remains in critical condition with a brain hemorrhage after a knockout Thursday night at Gare field Harpitel. Authorities offered no update on his prognosis.
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North and South Clash at RPI in All-Star Lacrosse
North and South lacrosse squads met at RPI field in the 20th All-Star Classic with South favored. Notable players Don Hann of Princeton and Bill Hooper of Virginia expected to lead, Avery Blake of Swarthmore and Mortis Touchstone of Army coaching the North and South teams respectively.
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Jimmy Jones Double Winner at Griffin Field meet
Jimmy Jones of Fase Serneuse won both the discus and high jump in the Grnss 8aneiwh Cuan' League track meet at Griffin Field yesterday. The high jump saw a strong effort at 5 feet 7 inches. In discus Ron of Iverpaol and Payne of Baldwinsville placed second and third. Derdler and Sochia took second and third in the high jump.
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Good Time Competes in Westbury Track Qualifiers
Good Time, trained by William H. Cane, is a strong bet for the $20,000 Benjamin. Downing memorial pace heats at Raase Raceway conclude next Friday night. The star pacer won the second qualifying heat in 3:10.4 for a mile and a half, a world record for the distance. Scottish Prince, owned by Castletown Farm of Lexington, Kentucky, took the first division of the qualifying dash in 3:12.
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McConathy Seeks Terms With Syracuse Nationals
John McConathy, top 1961 draft pick, meets in Syracuse to discuss a preferred contract with the Syracuse Nationals for the 1961-52 season. The six foot five forward is a Northwestern Louisiana College graduate and Louisiana National Guard member. If he signs, he plans to transfer guard duties to a New York unit in Syracuse.
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Highways Win 7-4 on Zutgtra Big Night
George Zutgtra led the Highways with a homer and two singles as they defeated UEAV 7-4 in a softball game at Webster Field last night. Zutgtra drove in multiple runs and sparked the offense while the Highways pitching held UEAV to four.
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