UCLA Rising Power Shift Weighs on West Coast Rivals
The article argues UCLA's rapid rise transforms it from a "breather" to a dominant force in the Pacific Coast Conference. It highlights a growing influence from Westwood’s campus and film industry community, notable alumni like E. Brun and Paul Wall, and stronger off-campus recruitment. The piece predicts UCLA will soon outpace USC and California, reshaping regional athletics and entertainment connections.
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Ronnie Knox
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Washington
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Paul Wall
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Koonie Kiox
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Boxing Bout Sets Box Office Record for Marciano and Charles
New York based International Boxing Club announced theater TV receipts for the Rocky Marciano Ezzard Charles heavyweight title bout totaled 124875 dollars, bringing total revenue to about 1.7 million. Marciano purse rose to 246038, Charles purse to 124019, with profits from movies expected to add around 230000.
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Yanks Humble Indians Big Three To Open Series
The New York Yankees beat the Cleveland Indians 1 0 as Allie Reynolds hurled a nine hit shutout, ending the Indians bid to overtake the Yankees. Joe Collins led the visitors with five singles and a homer driving in four runs, while the Big Three’s era against New York rose to 6.94. The Giants beat the Cubs 6 2 behind Willie Mays and Stan Musial homered for the Cardinals. Keegan won for the White Sox in a 6 4 victory over the Red Sox as the Senators beat the Tigers 4 3 and the Phillies lost to the Braves in a different league game.
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New York Yankees
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Barry Wynn
Allie Reynolds
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Joe Collins
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Willie Mays
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St. Louis Cardinals
Stan Musial
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Jim Hearn
Marv Grissom
Giants
Carl Erskine
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Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
Duane Filey
Philade Athletics
Keegan
Sox
White Sox
Ted Kluszewski
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lew Burdette
Seveth
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Burdette
Bassett Promises Title Bid Against Saddler in October
New York light featherweight Percy Bassett said he would take the crown from Sandy Saddler in October. The bout at Madison Square Garden featured Bassett’s aggressive close-quarters attack that battered Lulu Perez, who could not continue after round 11. Perez, 21, was cut and bruised as bassett pressed the pace while officials had Saddler ahead on points.
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Percy Bassett
Sandy Saddler
Lulu Perez
Madison Squire Garden
Perez
Brooklyn
Earley
Perry
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United Pros
Moore to defend heavyweight title at Madison Square Garden
Moore 87 year old 1891 pound champion signs four day defense against Harold Johnson in Madison Square Garden as 11 5 favorite for 15 rounds It would be his first appearance in the Garden in a year He has won several earlier contests and hopes to secure another title shot in a bout set for July 14 in San Francisco Moore recently weighed 189 pounds and took time to trim down before the fight
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New York
Lm Moore
Yerrenle
Philadelpnia
Harold Johnson
Madison Square Garden
Moore
Orig
San Francisco
Bert Whitehurst
League Names Lip CINCINNATT Freshmay National Lenawe Manager
League president Warren announced the appointment of Durocher and Grime as senior assistants in the circuit. The selections top the list of requirements for the league's new leadership, aiming to bolster national level operations and Star coverage.
Baseball card listings for Cards Dodgers and more
Sparse radio sports log fragment shows baseball matchups including Cards versus Dodgers at 2:10 p.m. and Oaks versus Beavers, plus Seals versus Pasres and Aires versus Dodgers with additional late evening times. Names and places are garbled, but indicates a roundup of baseball radio listings with multiple pairings and times.
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Pasres
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Aires
Patecs
En Ik
TV SPORTS LOGS HIGHLIGHT 60 POINT GAME AND BOXING SLATE
TV logs report a 60 point game between Red Son and Wale Sox on KGO TV while Beavers face Oaks on 1KPMN. Boxing actions include Saturday night fights on GG TV and Eastern Parkway events on KGO TV.
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Hol Iksan
Oakland Policeman Stops Heavyweight Contender in KO
William Bradshaw of the Oakland Police Department knocked out heavyweight Bob Dunlap after a car weaving incident on the Eastshore Highway. The 27 year old officer, 157 pounds, subdued the 202 pound boxer who stood six feet one and a half inches, while Bradshaw suffered facial lacerations and a finger bite. Dunlap was taken to Highland hospital and jailed on drunk driving and assault charges.
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Oakland
William Bradshaw
Bob Dunlap
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Dunlap
Eastshore
San Francisco Bay
Highland Hospital
Patchy Baseball Notes From A Weathered Lineup Card
Notes from yesterday and today show flag race style standings with teams Seattle Los Angeles and Hollywood in the mix. It lists results, pitchers today, and a scatter of names like Bill Boomer George Bamberger Roger Bowrpar and Fran Hallet amid American League standings and upcoming matchups.
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Holly Woon
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Seala U. Garhald
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George Bamberger
Roger Bowrpar
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Fannin Gel
Drivers Try To Cut Down Roletto Lead
ASHLAND Joe Roletto is sidelined by injuries from a major race as ORA race stars vie tonight at Oakland Speedway. About 100 cars expected. time trials at 7:25 p.m. and races start at 8. Roletto has led the ORA points since season start but faces challengers Chuck Minnshall, Jack Perin, Johnny Comet, Berkeley, and Saymer Fernandez Sr. and Jr. Also featured are two Class C races to boost novice entrants. ORA's growing 400-member roster.
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Joe Roletto
Qak
Anil Racing Association
Chuck Minsihall
Alameda
Jack Perin
San Leandra
Johny Comet
Berkeley
Saymer Fernandez Sr
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Cihmanat & Fittsburgiy
Trabert Edges Davidson To Reach Wimbledon Quarterfinals
At Wimbledon center court 23 year old American Tony Trabert defeated Sven Davidson in a marathon two hour forty minute match to advance to the quarterfinals. Seixas, Rosewall and Mulloy also win. doubles action includes Fry, Hamilton and Robinson advancing in women's and men's events.
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Gardner Mulloy
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Trabert Edge D.sor
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Art Larsen
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Shirley Fry
Akron
Parenthy Levine
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Miss Fry
Worm
Barbara Kim L Fletcher
Britain
Hamilton
G. B. Robinson
Eustralia
Melcalm Fox
Baltimore
Andre Hammersley
Chile
Beating Swim Record By Women’s 200 Yard Reel Tie
Lorraine Crepp, 41, Australian Sign School, set a world record in the women’s 200 yard relay tied by 9.4 seconds last night, finishing seed in 11 minutes.
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Townsyville
Bolt Grabs five stroke lead with superb 60
In Wethersfield, Tommy Bolt fired a remarkable 60 with no bogies and 24 putts to lead the City Open. Norton, Hale, and Middlecoff chased as Bolt’s late birdie spree and clutch putting boosted his 60, while rival pros noted his fierce tempo and iron play.
Oaks Need Sunday Win to Claim Pacific Coast Series
Oakland faces Portland in a decisive Pac Coast League game after a 2-1 loss. Don Ferrarese and Jim Atkins seek to salvage the series against Portland’s Glenn Elliott and Bill Fleider. George Bashitey and Allen Gettel starred for Portland while Neal hit a fourth homer for Oakland. Robbe’s seventh circuit provided the winner. Oakland drops seven and a half games behind Hollywood. San Diego and Los Angeles remain ahead in the standings.
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Ymeryville
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Agai
Portland
Don Ferrarese
Jim Atkins
Glenn Eiliott
Bill Fielder
Dovhirhesder
Russy Rose
Fletcher Robbe
Johns Jorgensen
Oniner
Robbe
Eddie Bassasit
Alexander
Cluck Dressen
Dressen
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Red Hot Pads Win Streak Tops Pacific Coast Race
San Diego Padres push to a seventh straight win in the Pacific Coast League with a 4-0 victory over San Francisco Seals as Hollywood Stars defeat Seattle 7-2 to stay four and a half games back. Sacramento Solons over Los Angeles 10-1. Porterville edged Oakland 2-1. Milo Candini wins for Solons, Tom Simpson loses for Angels.
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O'Doul
San Diego
Hollywood Stars
Padres
San Francisco Seals
Stars
Seattle
Seals
Sacramento Solons
Loz Angeles
Portid
Oniand
Adres
Tony Poncevie
Lloyd Bickeyster
Renee
Dick Faber
Stecs
Forrest Main
Mel Queen
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Rainiers
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Lonnie Myers
Monte Bascall
Carlos Bernier
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Solins
Se Ding
Joe Srova
Nispy Jones
Milo Candini
al Cicotts
Sacramento
Tom Simpson
Angels
California Golfers Fire Great Scores
California teams posted top scores at the fifth annual iCal Neva invitational golf tournament at Tahoe City and Brockaway club. Bill White of Sacramento and Leo Fairbanks of San Jose led with 36 for best ball in the fall amateur 54-hole contest, as 150 players competed.
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Brockaway Club
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Leo Fairbanks
San Jgose
Ben Reuben Runkale
Roseville
Basilio on TV Tonight in Syracuse Bout
Al Andrews of Sup wy to beat lightweight Carmen Basilio in his home area tonight. The nationally televised 10 rounder at Memor igh stadium is expected to draw 6 000 fans and 20000 dollars. Basilio favored due to bigger punching power and past KO record.
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Richardson Nips Bruin In National Singles Final
Seeded Richardson of UCLA defeats Ron Livingston 6-2 7-2 4-6 6-1 to reach final. Bob Perry edges Jacques Grigory 8-3 3-7 6-3 7-5, securing UCLA’s third straight team title as semi finals included Griden Cleveland USC vs Doss and Jim Lead UCLA 7-3 6-3 4-6 6-3.
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Wasi. Ar
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Ham” Richardson
Bob Perry
UCLA
Richardson
Ron Livingston
Livingston
Harcson
Perry
Jacoue Grigoy
USC
Griden Cleveland
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Bears File Second Suit For Damages
The Chicago Bears filed a second court action in Miami federal court seeking 190000 dollars in damages from the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and its general manager Carl Voyles. The suit claims wilful inducement of lineman James Dempsey to breach his Chicago contract and join Hamilton. Dempsey resides in Miami. Voyles lives in Vero Beach Florida. A prior suit against Calgary and halfback E Macon alleged breach of contract as well.
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SNS
Chicago Beas
Hamilton Tiger-Cat Club
Canadien Professions Football League
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Carl M. Voyles
Bears
James F. Dempsey
Chicago
Hamilton Llub
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Voyles
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Fla
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Calgary
E Macon
Schemansky Sets World Record Poundage in Los Angeles
Norbert Schemansky of York Barbell hoisted 416 1/2 pounds in Los Angeles to break the world record, surpassing his previous mark by four pounds. The first day of a two day meet crowned several champions including David Sheppard in the 198 pound class and others from Sacraman to Sacramento.
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Ins
Norbert Schemansky
York
Schemansky
David Sheppard
Pat McCormick Clinches Diving Title in Honolulu Meet
Pat McCormick won the three meter event with 306.3 points in Honolulu, decisively defeating Paula Jeans Myers of Los Angeles. Gail Ben Zormick of Los Angeles and Jody Anderson of Chicago also contended as the night showcased backward one and a half twists and a standout cutaway move.
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T.H
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Iss McCormick
Mess McCormick
Paula Jeans
Myers
Los Angeles
Jeanine
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