Rice Owls Poised To Tangle With UCLA After LSU Loss
Rice aims to rebound after a 27-7 defeat by LSU as UCLA prepares for a nonconference test. Coach Carl Johnson works through injuries to Johnson and Fisk while LSU’s strong defensive line limited Rice to 102 plays and a single score.
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Dressen Names Black To Pitch Money Game In 1952 World Series
Brooklyn manager Charley Dressen picks Joe Black to start the decisive game against the New York Yankees at Ebbets Field. Dodgers show confidence after Monday's loss, while Yankees skipper Casey Stengel weighs his pitching options including Allie Reynolds and Ed Lopat as a dramatic fall classic looms with a capacity crowd anticipated.
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Limited Interest Abroad In World Series Coverage
United Press reports that the World Series draws scant attention outside the United States with Europe Africa and Australia largely ignoring it while Japan Mexico and the Caribbean show stronger interest. British papers run only brief notices except the Daily Express. US personnel abroad rely on Armed Forces networks and foreign editions of American papers for updates.
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Badger halfback Harland Cart shines in September drills
Wisconsin fullback Harland Cart, a 176 pound junior, emerged as a key playmaker for the Badgers during September practices. He rushed 16 times for 113 yards, including a 35 yard run to set up a Alan Ameche score, contributing to a 20 46 victory. coach Ray Eliot praised him as a gunning star after a mixed previous season.
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Globe-Trotter coach probes diplomats after world tour
Abe Saperstein owner-coach of the Harlem Globe-Trotters assailed ambassadors abroad for neglecting the common man after a world tour. He said many Europeans saw signs anti American and noted crowds mostly unfamiliar with basketball. He claimed the tour countered Communist propaganda and showed Americans as oppor tunity seekers. The piece ends with a note on Scottish bagpipes versus Irish pipes.
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Eagles Purchase Three Players From Tyler
Dallas Eagles announce the signing of three players from Tyler of the Big State League. Pitchers Johnny Murff and Gale Pringle and catcher Ralph Fernandez join the team. Murff went 23-13 with a 3.06 ERA and Pringle 21-10 with a 2.93 ERA and 164 strikeouts. Fernandez batted .308 in 83 games.
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Casillo Wins Eight Rounder In Chicago
Rocky Casillo, a 145-pound rookie from Blue Island Illinois, defeated veteran Gene Gunther in a unanimous eight round decision in Chicago. Casillo gave away one pound to Gunther and earned his first main event billing in his eighth pro bout.
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Three West Coast Clubs Unbeaten This Season
West Coast football history shows three unbeaten teams Stanford California and USC lead the Pacific Coast Conference race. Stanford has overcome fumbling troubles to beat Santa Clara Washington State and Michigan. USC defeated Washington State Northwestern and Army on strong defense. California rallied to beat College of Pacific Missouri and Minnesota.
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