Seals Miller Seeks New First Baseman
Damon Miller of the San Francisco Seals says the club is eager for a new first baseman but has yet to find a strong fit. Possible targets include Bob Dunlap, who hit .323 with 82 RBIs for Shreveport, and former star Les Flemming. Also noted: Dave Melton will vie for shortstop, with other returning players from service.
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Protective Major League Draft Opens For Pacific Coast League
Phoenix report on the first protective player draft aiming to shield Coast League players from early major league moves. Clarence Rowland says 126 signed contracts block selections, hoping to keep talent in minor leagues. Officials warn some exceptions may force use of Mollywood prospects and note draft costs and eligibility pressures.
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Venturi Leads Richmond Open With 69 as Field Gathers
Ken Venturi of San Francisco tops a 112 golfer field in the Richmond Redmond City Championship first round with a three under par 69. He split 44 on the front and 35 on the back, clinching two birdies late. Fred Corvi and Shelling trailed with 70s, while Tal Smith stood eight strokes back at 146 after the San Mateo event.
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Standlee Improves After “Very Good Night” Says Hospital
San Francisco noting Norm Standlee had a very good night and was resting comfortably after being struck by polio-work. The Forty Niner fullback missed the game against Los Angeles Rams as his team lost 18 to 42, while hospital officials said his temperature was dropping but a full diagnosis would take time.
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Olszewski Divorce Plans Hit Hard Times in California
Long Beach California October report says University of Salerno football star Johnny Olszewski and Dorothy Mitchell Olszewski face divorce after a failed reconciliation. They wed secretly in Reno and had a son named David. The couple, once on the football squad, now pursues legal separation by mutual consent with custody sought.
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Baseball Conclave buzz points to jobs and trades
Phoenix notes from the baseball convention name Wade White seeking a new GM post after leaving the Browns, Emmett Ashford exploring Coast opportunities, Salt Lake City Bees naming a new manager midweek, Ike McCormick and Frankie Desso linked to Wenatchee, and Carl Mays promoting his son. Talks of a $150 000 to $1 000 000 payday surface as bonus-player rules loom. Thornton Lee and Dda inte Lee discussed as potential signees, with Tred Haney headed to Pittsburgh as manager amid health questions.
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Southern California named Rose Bowl rep after unbeaten season
USC is chosen to represent the West in the Rose Bowl after a graphic season in which the Trojans went undefeated in PCC play and won nine straight. The decision followed a telegraphic poll of league schools confirming Southern California to meet Wisconsin in the classic.
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PCC May Add to Travel Squads
Los Angeles officials reveal the Pacific Coast Conference plans a winter meeting in Pasadena to discuss boosting football squad travel limits and scheduling. A six conference game minimum, yearly Northwest travel, and a 37 player limit are on the agenda, with preliminary 1968 59 schedules to be drafted by athletic directors.
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Two Holes in One At Hayward Course
Yesterday at Hayward two golfers scored holes in one on the eighth hole. Henry Courrages used a No 7 iron to ace the 55 yard shot with Stansay Pacheno and Richard White Finneay as witnesses. Minutes later M G Joseph also aced the eighth. Bob VanPatten made Kaywira’s only hole in one. Fred Lewis narrowly missed a second ace.
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San Francisco Nearly Fights Back But Rams Triumph
In San Francisco the 49ers rallied late but Los Angeles Rams held on to win 34 to 21 before 51,000 at Kezar Stadium. San Francisco fell to 7-4 while LA stretched its winning streak to six and shared first with Detroit. Key plays included Bill Jessup’s 58 yard reception and a late SF drive thwarted by LA’s defense as the champs sealed the game with a Woodley Lewis scramble.
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All Over Now Grid State Winds Up With Michigan State Apparent Champ
Michigan State appears national champion after Notre Dame spoils USC's perfect season with a 7 0 upset. Georgia Tech joins perfect records. Navy defeats Army. Georgia tops Georgia Tech as 1952 college football season concludes with major conference titles and bowl implications.
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Trojans' Hill Calls Notre Dame Shift a Rule Violation
Notre Dame used a deceptive shift against USC drawing a five yard penalty and a dominant drive. Hill criticized the play as unduly exploiting the spirit of the game after the Irish defeated the Trojans 34 to 0 in Chicago.
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Waterfield to Retire From Rams After Season Ends
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Bob Waterfield announced retirement plans at season end. The star signals for a final year with the club, while his wife Jane Russell is noted as a screen star in the profile of the athlete.
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Browns rout Redskins as Rams, Lions lead conferences
Cleveland Browns crushed Washington 48 to 24 to seize undisputed first in the American Conference while the Los Angeles Rams toppled the Detroit Lions and moved into a tie atop the National Conference. Rams beat the San Francisco 49ers 54-21 for their sixth straight win. Browns near seventh divisional title as Pittsburgh, Chicago also gain.
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Pro Standings Cage Bears 73 0 Victory Over Washington 1940
The Bears dominated Washington 73 0 as New York entered as a seven point favorite but faltered before the tie bar Steeler Lyam Chadavis opened with a kickoff return and Kim Finks connected on two TD passes to Dick Hensley and Elbie Nickel. Washington led 14 0 after LeBaron touchdown passes to Taylor and Gilmer. Cleveland’s veterans then rolled with Speadie Jones and others scoring while Dante Lavell caught two passes for a TD from Jones. Los Angeles rode strong play from Towler and Smith to beat San Francisco as Mitson returned kicks and Car withstood Philadelphia in a high scoring sequence.
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Ends Tone Fears
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Fresno Beats Oakland 5-2 In California Hockey League
Fresno's Jeff Mottola broke a 2-2 tie in the third period by stealing from Oakland's Paul Burke and scoring. About 1,000 fans watched Fresno pull clear and win 5-2 at asteamon rinks last night.
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Brown Denies 49er Fix Investigation
San Francisco State Attorney General Edmund G Brown denied reports he investigated a possible fix in the San Francisco Forty Niners Los Angeles Rams game The game ended 34 21 in favor of Los Angeles Brown said no investigation was conducted and he had informed San Francisco District Attorney Thom Lynch of the report but no inquiry followed
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