Haines Considers Longer Sprints at IC4A Title Meet
John Haines of Penn weighs shifting from the IC4A 100 to the 220 and 440 as Syracuse’s Billy Alley wins the javelin and Cornell’s Al Hall contends in hammer. Jenkins leads Villanova’s challenge while Arnie Sowell and Ron Delany duel in the half mile. Manhattan appears favored with 16 qualifiers as Sydnor sits out.
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Red Strader Dies at 51 Former 49ers Coach
BERKELEY Calif. Former 49ers coach Red Strader died early today apparently of a heart attack He was 51 His wife Helen heard him moan after he went to bed Berkeley police took him to Herrick Memorial Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival at 1207 a m He had coached at St Marys College Moraga and for the New York Yankees before joining the 49ers last season
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Big 10 Plans Closed Round Robin Schedule by 1963
The Big 10 approved a 10 game maximum schedule by 1959, with seven conference games in 1959 60 eight in 1961 62 and nine thereafter, aiming for a closed circuit and closer ties with the Rose Bowl partnership and PCC. The move seeks better conference control over subsidies and athletics finance.
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Major League Baseball Probables And Standings
National and American League notes list Saturday probable pitchers for games including Washington at Boston Stobbs against Delock Cleveland at Chicago Garcia or Donovan Kansas City at Detroit Crim ian against Hoeft New York at Baltimore and Sunday matchups. Standings show Milwaukee St Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Chicago with Friday results and upcoming games.
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Ted Williams Surges On in Return From Foot Injury
Boston slugger Ted Williams, sidelined five weeks with a bruised right foot tendon, doubling past Washington and sliding hard into second showed a painful but decisive step toward recovery. He powered a long drive and finished with a slide as he legged out a double.
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Mrs Gridley Wins Bellevue Club Women Golf Sweepstakes
Mrs James Gridley won the women's golf sweepstakes at the Bellevue Club. Mrs Edward Lynch captured Class B honors while Mrs John Sullivan posted the low score in Class C.
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Eastern League Results and Standings Snapshot
Last night Reading beat Syracuse 4 2 and Allentown defeated Binghamton 7 6. Williamsport won 7 1 against Schenectady, Albany beat Johnstown 24 14. Tonight Syracuse plays Reading at 6 36 pm with four other league matchups on schedule.
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Simmons Collapses And Dies At 54 In Milwaukee
Al Simmons Hall of Fame baseball star dies of a heart attack at age 54 after returning to the Milwaukee Athletic Club. A driver who ferried him home last night found him collapsed on the sidewalk and he was pronounced dead at County Emergency Hospital. Simmons, born Aloysius Harry, was known as Al and hit .390 in 1931.
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Jack Spring Hurls Miami To Triumph
The Miami Marlins routed Richmond Virginians 8-0 behind six hitter Jack Spring to climb within a half game of fourth place. Rochester beat Buffalo 8-7 in 10 innings as Duke Markell earned the win. Columbus edged Havana 4-3 in 10 innings with Floyd Woolridge getting the ninth inning save.
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One Hitter For Hanlon in County League Triumph
Roger Hanlon star of Skaneatles youth flicked 21 strikeouts guiding Lake Shores to a 2 1 victory in 10 innings over East Syracuse. He was one hit from a second no hitter in a week as Dick Gilkey took the loss allowing seven hits with 18 strikeouts and one walk.
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Speedway Time Trials Set For 500 Mile Race
The 33 car lineup for the 40th 500 mile race at Indianapolis was to be filled in today's third time trials session from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. EST. Sixty cars hoped to qualify with Pat Flaherty, Eddie Russo, and others posting fast speeds as potential bumping risks loomed.
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Le Moyne Clinches Doubleheader Sweep Over Oswego
Le Moyne closes its baseball season with a doubleheader sweep of Oswego Teachers, winning 6-0 and 3-1. Del Giorno won the first game, Ronnie Mack tossed a two hit effort in the nightcap, and Dick Erwin hit a fifth inning homer with runners aboard. The Dolphins sit at 6-4 under coach Don Savage.
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Syracuse Chiefs Fall to Reading Indians on Road Trip
Syracuse loses 4-2 to Reading as Gary Bell allows five hits over six innings for the win. Jack Walters exits with a muscle injury in the sixth. Reading takes an early lead with a June homer and adds insurance in the seventh. Doubleheader set for tonight and one game tomorrow.
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Patterson to Spar Six Rounds Before June 8 Bout
Floyd Patterson will box six rounds in sparring today ahead of his 12 round heavyweight elimination bout with Tom Hurricane Jackson at Madison Square Garden on June 8.
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Hurricane) Jackson
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Kluszewski fuels Reds toward first in NL race
Cincinnati left fielder Ted Kluszewski powered a 12th inning within the NL standings, smashing four hits including his ninth homer for a 6 5 victory over Milwaukee. His early drive helped tie Braves and Cardinals atop the circuit as St Louis, New York and Chicago also posted wins in pennant-play.
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Albany Senators Rally To 24 14 Win Over Johnstown
Albany Senators built a 17 to 0 lead and held on to beat the Johnstown Johnnies 24 to 14 in a 3 hour 15 minute Eastern League game. Albany moved into first place by 20 percentage points over Schenectady and Williamsport as Williamsport topped Schenectady 7 to 1 and Allentown edged Binghamton 7 to 6.
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Syracuse Ramblers Schedule Two Contests This Weekend
The Syracuse Ramblers baseball team has five games carded for the weekend. Today they play the Chittenango Bridgeport Lakers at Chittenango at 2 30 p m. Sunday they meet the Bay Fayette at Meachem Field at 12 30 p m. Teams seeking games should contact manager Dan Russo 169 West Corning Ave.
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