Oklahoma On Probation After NCAA Infractions Findings
The NCAA Council fined Oklahoma a two year probation for offering free education beyond eligibility and paying athletes’ families medical expenses. Cincinnati also placed on one year probation for improper benefits and ineligible to NCAA championship events. Dayton Bethune Cookman Virginia Union cited for infractions.
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Collegiate Athletic Assa. Yester
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Tufts
Oklahome
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Walter Byers
University of Oklahoma
Byers
University of Cincinnati
University
Dayton
Lemon Blasts Homer As Indians Top Nationals 3-2
Cleveland pitcher Bob Lemon hit a fourth inning homer and earned his fourth win of the season as the Indians defeated the Washington Nationals 3-2. Bob Avila added a first inning homer for Cleveland. Maurice McDermott took the loss for Washington as the Nationals stranded in Cleveland’s drizzle and 72,000 attendance.
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Bob Lemon
Cleveland Indians
Washington Nationals
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al Smith
Maurice McDermott
Senators
Indians
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Washington
McDermott
Nationals
Pete Runnels
Ernie Cravett
Lemons
FitzGerald
Vic Wertz
Detroit
Joe Altobelli
Ernie Cravetz
Delix
Md'mott
Lavan
Kline
Delis
Snyder
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Rei—Avilla
Otwater
Ayia
Baseball Standings and Pitches for AL and NL
American League results show New York 5 Chicago 0, Detroit 3 Baltimore 2, Cleveland 3 Washington 2, Kansas City 8 Boston 7 in 11 innings. Standings list New York 8 4 top, Chicago 6 4, Boston 7 5, Cleveland 7 5, Detroit 6 5, Washington 5 6, Kansas City 4 7, Baltimore 3 10. Probable pitchers: New York Ford vs Trucks, Stone vs Wynn, Sullivan vs Boyer, Wilson vs Gromek. National League results include New York 3 Milwaukee 2, Chicago 3 Pittsburgh, St Louis at Philadelphia. standings show Brooklyn Ji 2 846, Milwaukee 7 4 636, St Louis 6 4 600, Chicago 7 5 583, Philadelphia 6 6 500, New York 5 6 455, Cincinnati 2 10 167. Games listed include Brooklyn at Milwaukee and Chicago at Pittsburgh with various hurlers.
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Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Ford
Trucks
Stone
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Littlefield
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Haddix
Roberts
Nigt Valentine
Loes
Eastern League Last Night Results Postponed
Readings 4 1 lead EBchenectady 4 2 667 percent Allentown 2 1 67 one percent Albany 2 2 300 one percent Elmira 3 3 SO one percent Williamsport 2 4 333 24 Wilkes Barre 1 3 250 two percent Binghamton 1 3 250 two percent Tonight Williamsport at Albany.
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Reading
Ebchenectady
Allentown
Albany
Elmira
Williamsport
Wilkes Barre
Binghamton
Softball Practice Announced for Signorelli Team
Tornesello announces softball practice for the former Signorelli team, Thursday at 6 15 p m at School 12.
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Tornesello
Signorelli's
Raschi Signed by the Kansas City Athletics
Vic Raschi, former Yankees ace, was signed by the Kansas City Athletics after being released by St. Louis Cardin als. Johnson said Raschi will report Friday and work out before seeing action. Details of the contract were not disclosed. Raschi, 36, had a mixed season with eight wins and nine losses and had been hampered by back trouble. Ray Kennedy called Raschi a free agent worth a gamble.
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Vic Raschi
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Kansas City Athletics
Raschi
Arnold Johnson
Johnson
St. Louis
John$00
Cardinal
St Louis
Cincinnati Redlegs
Ray Kennedy
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Northeastern Women's Golf Association Announces Schedule
The Northeastern Women's Golf Association met at Albany Country Club to unveil this season’s schedule. Events span June at Wolferts Roost Oneonta McGregor Antlers and Mohawk championship, followed by August events at Stockbridge Schuyler Meadows Normanside Troy and Taconic with tentative dates.
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Albany Country Club
Wolferts Roost
Oneonta
McGregor
Antlers
Glens Falls
Mohawk
Stockbridge
Schuyler Meadows
Normanside
Troy Country Club
Taconic
Mexico Meets Australia In Davis Cup Tilt In Chicago
Mexico's Davis Cup team will play Australia at Chicago's Saddle and Cycle Club on July 15 1917 in the North American zone first round. Warren Wheary tennis chairman announced the site and dates with United States Lawn Tennis Association approval by Francis X Shields.
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Mexico
Australia
Saddle and Cycle Club
Warren Wheary
Wheary
Francis X. Shields
United States Lawn Tennis Assn
Davis
Army Athletes Face Kitchen Police Reform Push
Army officials told the House Appropriations Committee that top athletes in service are now subject to standard duties and oversight. Col Louis W Jackson said talent scouts prevent stars from being overused and post commanders from hiding them in Saturday games. Col G G Eppley noted abuses are corrected through command channels. Jackson announced plans to replace varsity-type post teams with company and battalion level squads.
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Army
House Appropriations Committee
Louis W. Jackson
Army Special Services
Jackson
Rep. Miller
R-Md
Col
G. G. Epley
Col. Jackson
Yanks Win to First Place on Turley One-Hitter
New York pitcher Bob Turley tamed Chicago with a one hitter and 10 strikeouts as the Yankees shut out the White Sox 3-0 to seize the league lead. Turley improved to 3-0 with 27 strikeouts this season, while Sherm Lollar’s single was Chicago’s only hit.
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Hank Bauer
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White Sox
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Sandy Consuegra
Andy Carey
Yanks
Bob Turley
United Press
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Yankees
Turley
Sherm Lollar
Sox
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Jim Rivera
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Skowron
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Carey
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Marshall
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Chekales
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Pornitles
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Yogi Berra
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Giants Edge Braves 3 2 Behind Antonelli in Frigid Start
New York Giants ace Johnny Antonelli limited the Milwaukee Braves to three hits as the Giants won 3 to 2 in a cold Briggs Stadium opener. The Giants plated all runs in the first inning and were retired in order after the second.
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Beale Resigns Fort Edward for Queensbury Post
Johnny Beale, noted athletic coach at Fort Edward High School, resigns to become physical education director at Queensbury School. Beale's Fort Edward football team won the Northern Conference title last fall and his basketball squad claimed the Class D title in the previous year. Queensbury, a Class D school in the Adirondack League, is where Beale will serve. He is a Fordham graduate and a member of the famed Seven Blocks of Granite.
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Queensbury School
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Fort Edward
Queensbury
Beale
Fordham University
International League Scores Playoff Delay at Richmond
Buffalo faced rain in Richmond as Montreal defeated Havana 4 to 3 in a barnstorming clash. Five different pitchers mixed. The delayed schedule left attendees hovering for rescheduled action.
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Buffalo
Richmond
Montreal
Havana
Father Of Skiing Hannes Schneider Dies At 64
Hannes Schneider long regarded as father of modern skiing died at 64 from a heart attack at his North Conway home. He headed the ski school bearing his name and helped develop the Arlberg technique widely used in the United States.
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Hannes Schneider
Arlberg
Austria
Kansas City Beats Red Sox 8-7 in 11th inning thriller
Jim Finigan's bases loaded, two-out RBI single in the 11th lifts the Kansas City Athletics to an 8-7 win over the Boston Red Sox. Key moments include Finigan driving in Spook Jacobs as Kansas City secures the late victory.
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Siena Golfers Beat Utica College at Wolferts Roost
Siena golfers won 274 as a team at Wolferts Roost defeating Utica College. Trojan co captain Billy Powell was second low with 79 while Sonny Skiff led with 76. Par for the course is 70.
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Utica College
Wolferts Roost
Trojan
Billy Powell
Sonny Skiff
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