Minor Leagues End Convention After Adopting Bonus Law
Phoenix reports the minor leagues adopt a bonus rule limiting payments to untried youths and retain a high school rule plus a recall ban after July 31. Major leagues split over TV rights, with six clubs signing a two year deal while Browns and White Sox oppose broadcasting home games.
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Wilson Memorial Opens James Wood Court With Double Win
Wilson Memorial swept both games at James Wood, topping the James Wood Junior Varsity 26-25 in a thriller and defeating the James Wood varsity 58-23. Max Miller led the visitors with seven baskets and a foul shot, Joe Hemp added 11 points, while James Wood’s Boyd Swartz led the Colonels with nine.
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Three Virginia colleges still unbeaten in early 1952 53
Richmond, VMI and Emory and Henry hold undefeated records as the 1952 53 season opens. Richmond defeated the Medical College of Virginia and Hampden Sydney 85 52 while William and Mary dropped close decisions to George Washington and Maryland. Maryland edged William and Mary 64 61 as Roanoke fell to Iowa 79 45.
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