Durocher Knifed Me Sold Me Says Stanky
Ed Stanky claims Dodgers traded him to the Braves after asking for a raise. He alleges betrayal by Leo Durocher and recalls his pay, school work, and 145 games played. he says he will boost the Braves and face the Cardinals and Giants. Durocher counters by noting Reese and Edwards secure jobs while others fight for lineup spots.
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Spider) Jorgensen
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St. Louis Prepares for Narional Invitational Final vs NYU
St Louis University and New York University will meet Wednesday night for the National Invitational title. The Billikens, favored by odds makers, rebounded from a slow start to beat Western Kentucky 60 to 53, while NYU defeated De Paul 72 to 59 before 18 478 fans at Madison Square Garden.
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Salt Lake City Ecker Leads AAU Team Past Albuquerque 76 to 40
Ecker of Salt Lake City scored to pace a 76 to 40 victory over Albuquerque Athletic Club in Denver. He was joined by three Utah stars from the University of Utah after earning second place in the Intermountain AAU event.
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Higgins resigns ISC student body presidency after reform push
Idaho Falls young man Howard Higgins, finishing his term as Idaho State College student body president, explains attempts to reform spending and representation on the athletic board. He advocates meeting stronger teams like Wyoming and Montana and cites a $14,219 athletics spend with only $30 in repairs as well as underpaid student influence, hoping his successor continues the effort.
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Labeach Ties Mark in Long Beach Relays Dash
Lloyd Labeach former Wisconsin star expected to represent Panama in the Olympics tied the world record with a 9.4 in the Charlie Paddock memorial 100-yard dash at the Long Beach relays. Brutus Hamilton noted the AAU would not accept the record. Bill Mitchell of Los Angeles City College trailed by nine yards.
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Ahepans And VFW Win Games In YMCA Tourney
Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Ahepans clinched wins in the YMCA Independent basketball tourney Monday night. The Vets beat the Idaho Chief 58 to 49 while the Ahepans upset the Junior Chamber of Commerce 60 to 57. Final rounds close Wednesday, playoffs begin next Monday.
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Boise bowlers triumph in Idaho Women’s tourney headlines
Gate City women traveled to Boise for the Idaho Women’s Bowling tourney. Mary Gilkey of Boise won scratch all events and scratch singles after late-night bowling. Vivian Chestnut Caldwell held handicap singles lead and took the handicap title. doubles went to Doris Thrailkill and Lois Traillkill of Boise. Caldwell Elks claimed the team title with 3127 pins, followed by Saratoga Lounge and the Lodge.
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Crisler Resigns as Michigan Head Football Coach
Herbert O. Fritz Crisler announces resignation as Michigan head coach after an undefeated season and Rose Bowl win. Athletic director role chosen, Benny Oosterbaan named successor. surprise move shocks Ann Arbor and college football, ending his split offense defense innovation era.
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Fritz) Crisler
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Washington Ace Barred from NCAA
Los Angeles reported that Jack Nichols, Washington’s star guard, would be barred from NCAA play if the Huskies reach the playoffs. USC coach Sam Barry, head of NCAA District Eight, said Nichols is ineligible after playing three years at Washington and two at USC, though not under the NCAA code.
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Wrong Kind of Purr
A Columbus Indiana report says John J. Dewey drove to a repair shop where a Maltese cat wedged between the clutch and floorboard. The engine purred but malfunctioned and the cat slipped away under its own power with eight lives left.
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