McElhenny and Heinrich Rise in Husky Backfield Fame
On next Sunday at Kezar Stadium two future Hall of Fame backs will face each other on different sides of the ball. Hugh McElhenny and Don Heinrich, central figures in Washington football, are praised as a legendary backfield duo whose 1950 season fueled hopes of a Rose Bowl bid. The piece recalls past great pairings and highlights Washington’s prewar dominance, wartime decline, and a historic 1950 run in which their talent carried the Huskies through key games before a memorable defeat to California.
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Stanky May Not be Around Next Year Ferrarese Set To Start Another Winning Streak
Eddie Stanky faces an uncertain Cardinals future after a season struggling with pitching as Milwaukee’s Braves routed St Louis 11 to 0 behind Jim Wilson in a blowout that widened the gap to the leading Giants. The Phillies surged in Philadelphia, while others explored trades, injuries, and managerial noise in a turbulent pennant race.
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Moore Defends Crown In 15 Round Madison Square Garden
Archie Moore weighed 173 pounds at the official weigh in stirring talk he may struggle to reach the 175 limit for his 15 round title defense against Harold Johnson tonight in New York City Moore 37 years old of Miami is favored 8 to 5 to win over 26 year old Johnson of Philadelphia
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Light-Heavyweight Welsh Title Bout On KPIX Channel 5
Archis Moors defends against Harold Johnson in a local telecast starting at 7 p.m. on KPIX channel 5. Radio broadcast is not planned per program logs.
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Arching title bout eyed as Norris seeks crowd and TV boost
Philadelphia’s Archie seeks his 19th straight win as he defends the light heavyweight crown against Harold Johnson in New York. promoter Jim Norris hopes 10,000 fans and $35,000 gate with a $50,000 CBS TV fee from the Garden bout while Johnson pursues his first 15 round title bid after a long KO-free streak. Johnson, 12 straight wins since 1952, challenges the aging champion who must trim weight for the 125-pound limit.
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Flo Chadwick to Try Strait of Juan de Fuca Again
Victoria swimmer Florence Chadwick plans a second attempt to cross the strait from Victoria to Port Angeles in August 1935 after a five hour 11 minute 12 1 2 second effort Monday. Weather and tides were cited as concerns and officials advised delaying the attempt. Chadwick received 10000 from Victoria Times and BAPCO for the try, with a 2500 bonus if successful.
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Hoad Staggers To Newport Win Larsen Triumphs
Hoad, the Australian star, overcame Ed Dailey 11-9 6-3 to reach the Newport second round while Art Larsen rolled past Barry MacKaye 6-2 6-0. Seixas beat Pete Bostwick 6-3 6-1 as top American, and other first round results featured Richardson, Perry, and Bartzen advancing in the Newport Casino event.
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Bob Perry
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Sam Giammilva
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Rex Hartwig
Don Fontana
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Pete Bostwick
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Barry MacKaye
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Bernard Bartzen
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Baseball scoreboard and upcoming schedule notes
National and American league results and standings touch on teams such as New York, Brooklyn, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati. Box scores mention Seals pitcher battles in Sacramento and Oakland, plus interleague matchups across San Diego, Hollywood, Seattle, and Portland.
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Marciano Boxes Three Rounds in New York Workout
Rocky Marciano defended his heavyweight title by facing Ezzard Charles on September 15 at Yankee Stadium. He boxed three rounds with two spar mates yesterday in a preparatory workout in Grossinger New York.
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Park Club President's Cup Golf Start Times Listed
The Park Club's fourth annual President's Cup will feature starting times published in tomorrow's Review. The event, held at Pebble Beach, is the group’s biggest competition of the year. Joe McGlinchey won low gross honors in last year's tournament.
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Buchanan Bags Deer In Bowman Hunt
Robert Buchanan of Oak Street bagged a deer during the July 24 to August 2 coastal Bowman archers season near Monkey Rock in Mendocino County. He hunted with his wife Lorraine and member Bill Smith. the club canceled September and will resume with the first Monday in October at the Niles Canyon range.
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US Players Lead In Cup Matches At Tam O'Shanter
In Chicago the first international cup stage ends with the United States holding a 3 to 1 edge over foreign players as eight singles matches conclude and Americans claim three of four doubles. Jerry Barber and Gene Littler led the day with a 1-up victory over Australia's Thomsen and Belgium’s Van Donck. Sam Snead’s world championship warmup featured a 63 round, drawing attention amid the golf week finale.
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Baseball Broadcast Log With Mixed Notations
A radio sports log lists multiple baseball game times and matchups across stations. Entries include Baltimore Philadelphia Philadelphia Oakland Seattle and San Francisco Bay area connections, with several unclear abbreviations and stray phrases from KLX KSAN KSAN-TV and BIR.
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Landy Reveals Cut That Didn't Slow 3:59.6 Mile
Vancouver report confirms John Landy admitted a deep cut on the sole of his right foot after finishing second to Roger Bannister in the British Empire Games mile. He said the injury did not affect his pace, with details from Dr. Ken Young and M. J. Hiddleston about the last minute treatment and stitches before the race.
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Roger Bannister
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Beverly Hills Takes Crown in Pony League Regional
Beverly Hills California edged Richland Washington 3 to 4 to win the regional championship and earn a spot representing region eight in the Pony League World Series. Final scores and player lines show Brownstein, Head, and Stephens among key contributors as Pomona and Ukiah details appear in the regional context.
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Softball Tourney Set For Oakland
Oakland hosts the Northern California coast softball championships starting August 27, with top teams Northern and Central California and entrants from Oregon and Nevada, announced by Oakland Junior Chamber of Commerce spokesman Alisie Selbach.
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Padres Cut Star Lead With Win In Crucial Series
In San Francisco, the Padres beat the Stars 10 to cut Hollywoods league lead to 3 4 games amid a late-season five game series. Al Federoff scored on an error in the first inning, Earl Rapes singled home the winning run, and Bob Kerrigan and Jim Walsh were strong on the mound for San Diego. Moran drove in four for San Francisco in a 5 3 win over Sacramento. Oakland defeated Seattie, ending a nine game Oaks streak, while Los Angeles beat Portland 2 1 as Bruce Edwards doubled and scored in the Angels win.
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New Rifle Classes Under Way In S L
Registration started for three hunter safety classes in San Lorenzo for boys and girls under 16. NRA courses run 10 to 12 today tomorrow and Saturday at the San Lorenzo Scout Cabin with platoon instructors. Registration points listed in Hayward and San Lorenzo.
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Reds Take League Lead In Big Win Over San Jose
The Modesto Reds toppled San Jose 11 to 4 to seize first place in the California League. San Jose led 3 2 entering the bottom of the eighth before Modesto exploded for nine runs off three pitchers, walking six and hitting two batters. Bob Murphy, ex Stanford ace, pitched the route for the Reds in the opener of a three game set.
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FIGHT RESULTS By ITED PRESS HITTSBURGH
MIAMI BEACH reports mixed results from boxing card with several bouts ending in knockouts and decisions. Detroit and Chicago fighters feature prominently as evening highlights.
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Aaron Keeps Braves In Contention In St Louis
Milwaukee’s Hank Aaron, 20, star of the infield and outfield, fuels the Braves pennant push with a homer, single, and double in an 8 11 0 victory over the Cardinals. Aaron, hitting .278 with 114 hits, 12 homers, 23 doubles, five triples, 64 RBIs, showcases speed and wrist action as Bobby Thomson nears return from an ankle injury. Manager Grimm notes Aaron’s all around play and plans to ease Thomson back into the lineup as the Braves chase the NL lead.
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