FBI to educate Southwest Conference players on gambling risks
The FBI will visit every school in the Southwest Conference before the season to warn players about gambling and reporting bribes. Harold Bradley of Texas proposed the plan, which Texas AD Ed Olle endorsed and the commissioner approved. The effort, inspired by Duke experiences, stresses reporting all bribe attempts to prevent point shaving and conspire fixing.
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Totes 214 Totals 7363 Split in Double Play
Game recap from Philadelphia at Los Angeles with final score 3 1 in favor of Los Angeles. Highlights include Spencer Moon and Roseboro homers for the Phillies? Actually unclear. Pitching lines show Wills Gilliam Arker and Herrera contributing for Philadelphia while Wills and erker worked for Los Angeles.
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Arch Favored To Retain Crown In Rome To Madison Square Garden Bout
Arch Moore, aging light heavyweight champ, defends his title tonight against Italian challenger Giulio Rinaldi at Madison Square Garden. Moore weighs around 174 pounds and seeks a ninth title defense while Rinaldi aims to upset him after a Rome non title win.
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Segregation Contests Spark Walkout At Houston Track Meet
In Houston Texas twenty Negro stars led by Ralph Boston and John Thomas refused to cross picket lines at Jeppesen Stadium over seating segregation. With Texas Southern withdrawing over the dispute the meet proceeded without those athletes and no world records were set.
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Plummer Reports Withdrawal by Negro Athletes in Houston Meet
Plummer, UNM Skyline Conference champion, said about 20 Black athletes withdrew from a Houston meet after facing picket line pressure from anti-segregation demonstrators. He cited safety and school reputation concerns and emphasized the decision was athletic, not racial or political.
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Lobos Prepare to Withdraw from Skyline Conference
New Mexico University President Tom Popejoy signaled readiness to withdraw from the Skyline Conference. Skyline presidents meet in Salt Lake City with Popejoy prepared to submit his resignation letter. State and Arizona schools along with Utah Brigham Young and Wyoming expected to join the new Great Western Conference.
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Wright Leads After Three Rounds In 90 Hole WP Round Robin
In New Rochelle Mickey Wright holds a plus 22 after three rounds of the 90 hole women’s professional round robin tournament. At Belmont Hills Arcaro rode Hills borowed to victory in the Huntington Handicap on opening day.
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Hill-Gendebien ride favorite to win Le Mans Grand Prix
The Le Mans 24 hour race opened with Phil Hill of Santa Monica and Oliver Gendebien of Belgium as favorites to repeat their 1958 victory. A 250,000 crowd was expected along the treacherous course as twelve cars started at 10 a.m. EDT. Ferrari fielded multiple entries including Hill and Gendebien in a bid for a fifth postwar win. NART’s three Ferraris featured star drivers such as the Rodriguez brothers, Stirling Moss, Graham Hill, George Reed, and Georges Arentz. Weather ranged from rain to sun, raising accident concerns despite enhanced barriers and track safety.
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Tucson Open Returns To Old Name After Tucson Golf Assn Meeting
Tucson Open will be the Tucson Open next year after the Tucson Golf Association voted to drop Sun Open, holding the tournament for a 16th year. Ricki Rarick was reelected president for a seventh term, active since 1954, with a slate of officers and a large board of directors elected at the El Rio Country Club meeting.
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Sports Calendar Highlights Today and Tomorrow
Today at 6 p m American Legion baseball double header Hi Corbett Field. At 7 15 p m auto racing Tucson Speedway. Tomorrow 8 a m Tucson Rifle Club matches 9 a m Pima Pistol Club events 12 30 p m Go kart racing 1 30 p m trap and skeet at Tucson Trap and Skeet Club.
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