California Bears and USC Trojans Clash in Top Coupled Showdown
In the looming Saturday matchup Los Angeles hosts a battle of perfect teams as California faces Southern California with the Bears ranked fourth and the Trojans seventh in national polls. John Olszewski leads Cal’s backs while Lynn Waldorf’s runners aim to outpace USC’s stout defense.
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Oklahoma Center Lineman of Week named for key play
NEW YORK Tom Catlin a 20 year old senior center at the University of Oklahoma was named the lineman of the week in the Press poll. His third down block and five yard tackle helped Oklahoma defeat Kansas 42 to 20. Captain Bud Wilkinson praised Catlin for shaking Kansas confidence as Oklahoma surged in the second half. Catlin, 6-1 195 pounds from Ponca City Oklahoma, also delivered a decisive block on Oklahoma’s first touchdown drive.
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Arnelle Cited For Outstanding Football Play
Associated Press lists top Eastern region football players including Penn State end Arnelle and Holy Cross tackle Rimkus. Others: Agganis of Boston University, Filipels of Villanova, Woodsum of Yale, McPhee of Princeton, Bell of Penn, Nichols of Harvard, Millett of Holy Cross. notes Arnelle’s pass receiving and defensive play for Penn State with four wins and one loss, Rimkus shifting to offense this season.
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Last Night's Fights Across Two New Jersey Venues
Boxing results from White Plains and Newark report Irving Palefsky outpointing Pete Arebato while Marvolino Armmenteroy KO'd Leonard Tygrum. Palefsky and Armmenteroy, both from New York and Havens respectively, fight history featured in Philadelphia area notes.
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Bowling Results Spark Turnaround in Local Leagues
In the Ladies 3 League, Hossbaches Insurance surged to lead by sweeping four points from Leed's while Ava Jon Center was blanked by Rool's Helen Shoppe. In the BUB Church League Bush's extended their five game edge over Bennink's with a sweep as Humes' beat Fish's squad. Connie's keglereties gained ground in the VFW Ladies B League by taking four from Hartley's, and Raymond Jewelers reclaimed a one game lead in the Ladies A League with three points from Domestic Sewing. Dorothy Rathbun posted the high game of the night with 189.
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Corry Beavers Ready for North East Tilt Tonight
Corry High Beavers continue preparations for Friday night clash with North East. Coach Lois Hanna stresses defense and scrimmage work after a 45 minute session. Backfield speedsters Tony Sanfillipo and Stan Reiman key the deceptive attack as team readies for 8 PM kickoff and a parade downtown earlier in the evening.
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Boston Braves to host 1953 All Star Game at Braves Field
Boston authorities announced the 1953 All Star Game will be played July 14 at Braves Field with Warren G Giles confirming. It marks the 20th midsummer classic and the NL seeks to continue recent dominance after a 4-8 win in 1991. An unrelated boxing result follows in Miami Beach with Larry Mujida defeating Diego Sosa.
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Players in Fix to Learn Fate Across ABL News
New York The American Basketball League weighs allowing players tainted by scandals to join teams at its annual owners meeting. John J. O'Brien will step down as president amid calls to open doors to players. Elmira and Jersey City signings include Bill Spivey, Alex Grom, Ralph Beard, and Sherman White, all linked to past incidents.
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Villanova Leads Lambert Trophy Standings
New York Villanova tops the Lambert Trophy race with five straight wins and an 88.1 rating from the board. Followed by Pennsylvania 87.3 Penn State 87.1 Pittsburgh 86.0 and Princeton 86.8. Princeton has won the trophy the past two seasons with undefeated teams.
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Bascom and Bivins Set for CBS TV Heavyweight Bout
Bascom a hometown prospect meets Jimmy Bivins, Cleveland veteran, in a scheduled W round heavyweight clash at the Arena tonight. The telecast on CBS-TV nationally is set for 3 p.m. CST, marking St. Louis area’s first locally televised boxing match.
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Durocher May Quit Baseball For Movie Work
Hollywood report says Leo Durocher may leave baseball after the 1953 season to pursue film work with his wife Larsaine Day. He has received offers from the movie industry and is considering spending more time in California with his family.
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Football Squad To See College 6 Game
The marchers of The Football Squad To See College 6 Game The marchers of The reer and junior high football teams, about 75 players, will travel to a football game at Pitt vs West Virginia this Saturday. They will depart by private cars early and return the same day. Transportation is provided by the Beaver Club and drivers should contact club officers.
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Eastern League adopts 154 game schedule
New York The Class A Eastern Baseball League tentatively adopts a 154 game scheme for the first time in 30 years. President Thomas H Richardson announces the plan after a board meeting to offset a drop in paid admissions last season. Teams listed include Scranton Elmira Wilkes-Barre Schenectady Reading Albany Stratford and Binghamton.
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