Top Stars Of U S Golf Threaten Revolt Over Tour Control
The PGA faces a possible revolt by a dozen top players led by Sam Snead Ben Hogan and others seeking their own tour structure funds and staff The dissidents want a separate name independent regulations and direct sponsor deals A PGA executive committee meeting was set for Chicago as talks continue with promises of constitutional amendments to be voted at the December convention
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Tom Crane
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Chicago
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Ben Hogan
Jim Demaret
Johny Palmer
Cary Middlecoff
Lloyd Mangrum
Los Angeles
Long Beath
Calif
Novak
Smith
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Cambridge Wins In 96th Rowing Race Over Oxford
London reports Cambridge swept to victory in the 96th Thames rowing classic, claiming their 52nd win in the world’s oldest crew race. The lighter, favored Cambridge led from the first mile, pushing past Oxford despite the inside lane advantage. The official margin stood at 34 and one half lengths on a four mile course under a brisk southwest wind.
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Fazio Leads Azalea Open After Three Up Start
George Fazio of Washington DC held a three stroke lead after the first half of the Azalea Open in Wilmington North Carolina. His 135 total topped Ed Furgol at 138 with Joe Kirkwood Jr. at 139 and E J Harrison tied with Cary Middlecott at 140. Defending champion Henry Ramson battled a back injury after a 74 opening day.
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Pau Monok Handicap to Feature 17 Sprinters
Seventeen sprinters were set to race over Jamaica’s egg shaped Paumonok course in New York’s opening program for 25 thousand dollars. Royal Governor and Delegate, hailed as 1949’s best sprinters, led the largest Paumonok field in the 44 year history. In Columbus Ohio State junior Tom Nieporte shot a 63 to beat par and threaten the school record, eclipsing the former 62 shared by Bob Kepler and Dick Barr.
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Graziano Janio Draw In 10 Rounds May Be Rematched
New York report: Rocky Graziano and Janico Janiro fought to a 10 round draw at Madison Square Garden attracting 16 983 fans who roared at a rough affair. Both fighters pressed hard with late round action and hints of a rematch in May as negotiations opened. Rocky outweighed the younger challenger 159 1 2 to 152 pounds and connected after the bell in several rounds.
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Moose Bowling Schedule Promises Three Sunday Matches
Moose B Bowling League action centers on Bowl-0-Drome Sunday afternoon with three scheduled games. Ba altars Market faces No. 10 Nella Stand, Beer Broad and Friend Anip Club are also on the docket.
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Bowling League Schedule at Bowl-O-Drome Tonight
The Merchants Bowling League presents four games at Bowl-O-Drome at 7 PM. Matches include Bud's Barhets vs Hale Clean tra, Heserodt Jewelers vs Ball Company, Kinter Realtron vs Kolb Heating and Flamping, Lessy Brewing vs Young Hard ei.
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Cotton High Bowler Leads In All-Star League Night
George Cotton and Elyria Bowling Center dominated city tenpin action last night. Cotton posted a 248 single, 679 series, and his team totaled a 1,002 to 2,020 program mark led by Marks. He added 218 and 215 to finish a strong individual series as the Center five continued the strong showing.
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Belter Line Quintet Edges For Victory Narrowing Lead
Scores of 965 and 952 powered the Belter Line five to two decision wins. Bowling Center, in second place, closed the gap to three games behind the league leaders as the team strengthened its standings.
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Fearless Fraley urges golf public relations era
In a sports column, Oscar FraIey argues golf needs publicity more than a czar, recalling Hagen and the old press-driven rise of stars. He praises Eddie Welch's wit, notes notable birthdays, Wichita's young football squad, and Britain's interest in women’s PGA, while quipping at Hyrax trivia and Missouri agent Art Pugh.
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Hockey Playoffs: Cleveland Buffalo Series and More
Highlights from the American League playoff matchups include Cleveland hosting Buffalo in a best of seven with results listed for March 22 and 2. March games show Cleveland victories. the schedule notes Cleveland and Buffalo alternations with potential games in Buffalo and Cleveland. The Indianapolis Providence series is a best of three with documented scores. Calder Cup finals pit the Cleveland Buffalo winner against the winner in a best of seven. National League first series features Detroit at Toronto with multiple dates and venues. Times and sites specify tonight at Toronto, tomorrow at Toronto, and Thursday at Detroit with possible extra games. Additional notes include New York versus Montreal first series with several games planned in Montreal and New York, including potential extra games in Montreal.
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Fight Results at Madison Ballare Gardeny Rocky Graziano Defeats Opponent
In New York, Rocky Graziano from Madison Garden defeats Bob Brecher by outpoint in a billed contest. Also listed are Tony Janite from Youngstown and Mike Saad from Portland with varying scores, while other entries appear garbled.
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Partying on crime and a Feud Between Stars
A cheeky column scorns a culture that cheers bank heists and mink shop thefts while lampooning public figures. It notes a feud between Olivia de Havilland and Joan Fontaine sparked by a 1941 Beverly Hills photo shoot and lampoons census fears and New Deal era bureaucratic overreach.
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Easter chick dye experiment colors newborn birds
United Press reports a dentist and Mrs. Aya Kiss of Vineland New Jersey developed a method to inject dye into eggs before hatching. Chicks hatch with dyed feathers and legs in colors green red pink and yellow, while wings remain natural. Officials see potential for identification and farming insights, noting non injurious dyes.
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Veto Of Gas Bill Urged By Northern Democrats
Northern Democrats pressured President Truman to veto the Kerr Natural Gas Bill while some urged a signature. The House passed the measure 176 to 174, exempting independent gas producers from Federal Power Commission regulation. Critics warn it could raise consumer rates by about 100 million dollars, but Speaker Sam Rayburn defended the bill saying it will not raise gas prices.
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United States
Census privacy clash masks personal income query
In a New York byline, Leslie Gou discusses the census privacy confrontation. He notes the lack of explicit legal authority to ask about personal income though the 1929 census law grants related questions. The piece questions government reach into private affairs and cites past non prosecutions in 1940.
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Laziness Hereditary Says Tulane Scientist Report
Dr. Loh Seng Teal of Tulane University suggests laziness is hereditary after experiments with white rats. The finding was disclosed by the Tulane Psychological Department today in New Orleans.
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