Baseball Confabs Open Today
New York 42) Basebat's most fateful meetings in 24 years open today with selection of commissioner. A rewritten major league agreement must be adopted before a new chief executive can be chosen. Separate sessions for the American and National Leagues will proceed to list candidates and plan joint action.
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Dodds Told to Ease Out of Racing Gradually
Dodds the racing parson plans a five year taper from top form as he shifts to religious youth work in Dallas after a LA meeting tour. Coach Cromwell says Dodds can blend running with his mission while maintaining peak efficiency and a current weight around 360 pounds.
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College Grid Game Has No Black Marks
Washington report quotes Major Tuss Mc Laughry, secretary-treasurer of the American Football Coaches Association, saying football has not had bribery problems and coaches will stay vigilant against any such danger. He had just returned from Marine Corps duty to resume duties at Dartmouth University.
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RPI Five Aims at Rochester in Tight Ranking Clash
RPI the Engineers bring a pristine record into a decisive road game at Rochester. The team sits 12th in the latest Converse-Dunkel rating list, with a nine game winning streak and full strength for tomorrow’s showdown. Rochester is favored by estimates, and the outcome will impact Seethback Memorial standings.
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Killinger Transferred To Florida
Lieut. Comdr. W. Glenn Killinger, former North Carolina Navy Preflight coach at Penn State, is detached for duty at Naval Air Station in Florida. Lieut. Comdr. Paul W. Bryant, ex Alabama star, named to head the Cloudbusters football training course.
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Northwestern Plans Huge Field House
Northwestern University's athletic department plans a large field house after the war costing about 1.5 million dollars. It would seat 14 000 for basketball and include a running track with practice facilities for baseball and football. The old Patten Gym, longtime home, was torn down in 1941 and the Wildcats have played elsewhere since. A drive for funds is under way.
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Cole elected chair of New York State Racing Commission
Cole yesterday was elected chair of the New York State Racing Commission to succeed Bayard Segpe whose resignation took effect Wednesday midnight. Cole, appointed to the commission in 1936 by former Gov. Lehman, named Barry J. Millar secretary to the commission. A third member to serve with Cole and Sjavid Dows is expected to be appointed soon by Gov. Dewey. Nick Bitten and George Stueweiss played in all 154 Yankees games in 193?
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Thomas E. Dewey
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George Stueweiss
New York Yankees
Godoy Uses Ambassador Role in Hunt for Louis Fight
The Chilean heavyweight Arturo Godoy pursues high profile bouts as an informal goodwill ambassador. He seeks a planned meeting with Joe Louis, offering half purses to charity, while his manager plans a charity-linked exhibition if needed. Godoy’s new five-year contract keeps him active through a busy promotional phase.
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Hawks Tie Canadiens In Extended NHL Match
Chicago Blackhawks and Montreal Canadiens played to a 1 1 tie before about 30 000 fans. Billy Mosienko tied the game in the middle period on a three way pass from Bill Smith and Joe Cooper. Maurice Richard scored for Montreal in the first period and controversy followed a shot that hit the goalpost with referee Chadwick ruling no goal.
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Legislator Seeks Probe Into Amateur Sports in State
Albany Assemblyman Frank J. Selimas proposes a 56 000 appropriation to fund a nine member temporary commission to investigate amateur athletics in the state reporting by February 1948. The move follows the Brooklyn College basketball scandal and a Kings County grand jury indictment of two men accused of bribing five Brooklyn players.
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Akron Coach Backs Action On Players
Akron coach Russell Beichly supported a Brooklyn College faculty and student committee plan to bar players from intercollegiate competition following a scandal. Beichly said the recommendation was justified and his team prepared to meet Kent College after the cancellation of the Brooklyn College game.
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Athletics First Sacker William McGhee Draft Call
William McGhee, first baseman for the Philadelphia Athletics, received his draft call from the Winston-Salem board. The Pendleton, Arkansas native said he would seek transfer to a local board and has begun his pre-induction exam at Camp Blanding.
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Basketball Scores From The North Caroling So
Readable scores show Brooklyrn Naval armed Guard 52 and Streis 40. Other listed teams include ML cath aware 40 and Mr. St. 2k with a 40 point game. Dubuque 35 and Peng 43 appearing in the same brief tally.
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Wrestling Bouts at LaSalle Off
Wrestling bouts at La Salle Institute gym in La Salle have been canceled due to the fuel crisis. The Trev Sports Arena, IoS, Westo, was listed as the showplace for the event.
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Brooklyn Captain Resigns Amid Court Scandal
A Brooklyn College basketball captain quits the school group amid a court scandal linking him and four teammates to a fixer scheme. The report describes the game misconduct and subsequent admissions as students discuss the fallout and the broader issue of integrity in intercollegiate athletics.
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Coe and Barsett Named Inspire Partners in Midweek Conspiracy
On a Wednesday event two teammates were cited as co inspirers in a scheme to defraud. The report lists Jerry, Reene, Budde Barsett, Harry Summer, and My Rosen with ages 13 to 29 involved in the alleged plan during an athletic practice.
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Yale Grid Team Announces Eight Game Schedule
New Haven reports Yale University grid coach Ogden Miller unveiled an eight game schedule. The slate includes tests at Holy Cross on Sept 23 and Columbia at Baker Field in New York on Oct 13, with a home opener against Cornell in late September and matches versus Princeton, Brown, and the Coast Guard Academy among others.
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