Ivy League football tough coaching job says Donelli
Buff Donelli, former Columbia coach, argues Ivy League football is the hardest coaching job. He cites restricted off season meetings, limited practice time, and no spring drills as key challenges. He contrasts Ivy constraints with programs like Arizona, noting Harvard and Yale have strong players but lower visibility. He praises admissions standards and scholarship flexibility, and defends Ivy play as comparable to major conferences.
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Lou Little
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Duquesne
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Jim LaRue
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Archie Roberts
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Reds Skipper Hutchinson Rejoins Reds After Hospital Stay
Cincinnati manager Fred Hutchinson, battling chest cancer, will rejoin the Reds for the night doubleheader against the Milwaukee Braves at Crosley Field. He was released from Christ Hospital after a week of tests and will report an hour before the first game. Coach Dick Sisler has led the team in his absence.
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Baseball Scoreboard of Night Games and Rescheduled Contests
Schedules show Los Angeles at Pittsburgh and Chicago at St Louis among 20 games. Postponed duels include San Diego at Tacoma and Reading with York. other results list Columbus, Macon, and Albany area scores, plus minor league matchups and a Toronto Columbus Atlantic clash.
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Pirates Open Pennant Bid With Late Rally Over Giants
The long-forgotten Pirates surged toward the pennant as Vern Law and Al McBean led a 3-2 win over the San Francisco Giants. Key hits by Bailey, Mazeroski, Schofield, and Bailey sealed the comeback after Manny Mota and Bill Virdon tied the game in the eighth. The Pirates sit within 41 games of first as they chase a return to the top of the NL.
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United States Faces Mixed Results in London Track Meet
U S won four events in London led by Hardin in the 400 meter hurdles Jones in the 110 meter hurdles Larrabee in the 400 and Groth in the 800 while Danek of Czechoslovakia set a world record in discus. Baran of Poland upset the mile as tensions rise ahead of the Olympic year.
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Newhouser Quits Job With Indians to Shift Roles
Cleveland announces Hal Newhouser, former Tigers ace, resigns from fulltime post as minor league pitching coach effective Oct 1 to enter public relations. He will stay on as a Cleveland scout in Michigan and handle special assignments for the Indians.
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Anti Trust Exemption Bill Sent To Senate
The Senate Judiciary Committee sent to the Senate a bill granting antitrust exemptions to football basketball and hockey similar to baseball. It endorses the draft and franchise assignment practices while noting recent opposition from Missouri and Wisconsin lawmakers over team moves.
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All-Star Changes Listed in Arizona High School Game
In the August 15 All-Star game, both North and South squads list three original players replaced. North will replace fullback Don Gardon with Rusty Tillman, and quarterback Bob Bledsoe and guard Martin Whitfield with Frank Bowman and Bob Richmond. South replaces quarterback Gordon Rule, end Tom Farmer, and Mike Dyer with Dana Woudenberg, Armando Mendoza, and Jim Nichols.
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Mike Dyer
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Do You Remember Five Years Ago At Ruidoso
A lookback from Aug 4 1959 notes Voom owned by Mr and Mrs W M Duncan of Phoenix won the twelfth race here yesterday paying 35 80 and a brief 1 1 2 3 years ago recaps Tucson reports the Game and Fish commission proposed a bonus duck season under chairman Jack Mantle and 15 years ago Vance Goodman led Goodman Supply in Class AA softball batting with .526 average per official scorer Howard Hummer.
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Goodman Supply
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Dark meets with Ford Frick over Giants remarks
Alvin Dark denied quotes attributed to him criticizing Negro and Spanish speaking players as mental lapses. He stressed he never believed such statements, praised Jackie Robinson, and defended using players regardless of color if they perform. He noted Giants once had seven colored players on the field.
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WBA Names Patterson Boxer of Month in Ratings
Floyd Patterson, former heavyweight champion, named Boxer of the Month in WBA ratings. His win over Eddie Machen placed him No 3 heavyweight behind Cassius Clay and Doug Jones. Also cited were Thornton, Hayles, Tiger, Bizzaro, Takayama, Stable and Elorde.
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Percy Hayles
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Jose Stable
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Martinez Meets Mongol in Sports Center Exhibition
Luis Martinez faces The Mongol in a wrestling exhibition at the Sports Center tonight. Other bouts include Tito Montez vs Tito Kopa Kurt Von Hess vs Indian Joe and Arnold Pastrick vs Pancho Pico, with the first match at 8 30 p.m.
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Miss Siefarth Scores Triple In City Swim
Tucson swimmer Miss Siefarth powered to three wins at the City Short Course Meet at Del Norte Park as qualifiers closed for an elite novice event tomorrow. She dominated the 20-yard individual medley for 9-10 girls in 2:58.8 and also captured the 50-yard breaststroke and 50-yard backstroke, setting a prelim record in breast. Kacey Chandler joined as a triple winner with records in the S and under class, posting top marks in butterfly, backstroke and freestyle trials.
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Teri Hard Sprickle
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Tom van Ravensway
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Swimming Results For Boys And Girls In Youth Medley Events
Results show multiple ages and strokes including 20 yard medley, backstroke, breaststroke and freestyle for 8 to 10 year olds and 9 to 10 year olds. Notable times include Van Raventaway and Markie setting trial records, Chandler setting backstroke records for girls, and Wade and Foster achieving new event records in various 30 and 50 yard races.
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