Monday, Jul. 30, 1951
Ins & Outs
P:Back to the minors (Kansas City) went Yankee Outfielder Mickey Mantle, 19, once touted as 1951's rookie-of-the-year. When he got the news, Mickey was leading his team in runs-batted-in (45)--and in strike outs (52).
P:Out to grass went Citation, the world's first million-dollar horse. His owner, Mrs. Warren Wright, announced that Big Cy will be retired to stud at Calumet Farm in Lexington, Ky. Stud fee: $5,000.
P:After thinking it over for a month, the University of Pennsylvania decided to be a good boy and play with its Ivy League pals. Penn, with its eye on the cashbox, had told the world it would telecast all its home football games this fall--in spite of the N.C.A.A. decision that only one game each week should be shown in each television area. Whereupon several Ivy League colleges swore they would drop Penn from their schedules.
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