Two Way Tie In Golf Meet
HAL WOOD reports from Palo Alto that the first NCAA tournament in the West shows strong play with 11 players at par 71 or better and several teams within reach of the 580 team record. Fred Wampler and Tom Lambie led with 68s as LSU Stanford and San Jose State shared early team lead while Michigan UCLA Oklahoma A M. trailed closely. Charley Coe led in individual medal play with 69 as several 71s followed in a tight field.
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Purdue University
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Stanford
Louisiana State Club
San Jose State College of California
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San Jose State
Bo Winninger
Oklahoma A. & M
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Ohio State
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Bob Crozier
Gardner Dickinson
Louisiana State
James Boyle
University of New Mexico
Louis Stafford
Oregon
Yankees Seek Pitching Fix Amid Standings Pressure
The Yankees stay one game from the AL lead as manager Bucky Harris searches for reliable pitching. Tommy Byrne earned a last chance by shutting out Detroit, while Spec Shea faces possible assignment. Sam Rosenweig buys a Phoenix training track. Canoe Brook golf sees Pointer and Bogert reach an even score with Boehm and Co.
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Yankees
Tommy Byrne
Tigers
Spec Shea
Spec
Bucky Harris
Publicitor Mendel ends gag with final daily card
Publicitor Harry Mendel posted his last gag card reading 0 days until Joe Louis knocks out Jersey Joe Walcott and 181 days until Christmas. The piece appears amid notes on boxing hopes, Wimbledon plans, and early spring harness racing at Batavia Raceway run by Pat Provenzano and associates.
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Joe Louis
Joe Walcott
Michigan State
Chuck Davey
Michigan
Miami
Gardnar Mulloy
Levan Richards
Alric Mann
Mulloy
Bobby Falkenburg
Batavia, N. Y
Raceway Association
Pat Provenzano
North Carolina Gains Penn Guard After Offer Narrowing
Joe Dudeck an all Pennsylvania football guard from Hazleton High chooses to join North Carolina under Carl Snavely after trimming 30 offers to Carolina and Penn State. Bennett Mitchell a two year old semipro pitcher from Jar continues with junior league prospects.
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Joe Dudeck
Hazleton High
Carl Snavely
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Carolina
Penn State
Bennett Mitchell
Jar
Turson Bally Citizen Baseball Note
Jett of Virginia has thrown two no hitters this spring but says he prefers his peanut and tobacco farm to baseball. The Yankees suggested placing him on their Blackstone club for home nights. Five years ago Vernon Stephens and George McQuinn with the Browns were rejected by the army while Jimmy Brown with the Cardinals was accepted.
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Jett. Va
Yanks
Blackstone
Vernon Stephens
George McQuinn
St. Louis Browns
Army
Jimmy Brown
St. Louis Cardinals
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