Rams and 49ers battle ends in dramatic tie at the Coliseum
In a clash before 93 553 fans at the Los Angeles Coliseum the Rams and 49ers fought to a 24 to 24 tie. San Francisco’s Y.A. Title dazzled with poise while Los Angeles stars Van Brocklin and MeElhenny powered the attack. Ram defense and late plays kept both teams in the title hunt amid heated controversy over comments by team officials.
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Fight Results From United Press Boxing Card
United Press reports at St Nicholas Arena in New York and Ward in Detroit. Results list fighters including Feely Bone from UPLB, plus Kilgore and others with weights and scores, noting bouts at Brooklyn arenas and Detroit venues.
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TV Sports Log Update From RSAN TV Racing
Broadcast logs show a 1RSAN airing with racing focus and regional segments. Program notes reference Weetling and a Ve wale event, listing times and channel identifiers RSAN TV.
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Taylor Critics Seattle Toppled Stanford Coach Sees Flaws In Upset
Stanford coach Chuck Taylor after a 12 2 upset over Illinois refused full credit, citing too many mistakes. He noted missed blocks and weak passing, warned about next week's Navy game, and praised the defense in the Rose Bowl past. He also commented on East Coast strength and Navy players.
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Morabito Charges After 49ers Rams Clash
In a heated San Francisco postgame, Tony Morabito accused the Rams of dirty play after a 24 24 tie. Key 49ers injuries include A Tittle with a broken left hand, Don Burke and Art Michalik hurt their knees, ending their seasons per spokesmen. Maury Duncan may start at QB with Tittle sidelined. Hamp Pool defended the rash of unethical claims.
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Hayward Loses Guard Bob Montez for Three Weeks
Hayward High suffers a key setback as guard Bob Montez, just 103 pounds, sustains a concussion and possible cheekbone fracture after a 31 to 14 win over El Cerrito. Doctors ordered him out for three weeks. Coach John Fekete and the squad regroup, aiming to prove they can win without him. Details note Montez’s status and the team’s upcoming practices and preparations for the next game.
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PAAAU Elects Officers at Annual Meet
Fred Maggiora of Oakland was elected president of the Pacific Association of the Amateur Athletic Union in San Francisco at the annual meeting. He previously served as first president. Northern California and Nevada will be under his jurisdiction as district vice presidents were named from San Francisco San Jose Sacramento Eureka Mill Valley Reno Hayward and others. Al Heinrich named Swimming Commissioner for the Pacific Association and noted completion of multiple recreation facilities in Oakland and surrounding areas.
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Stenographer Tops Mile Mark in Grand Circuit
Lexington report: a stenographer in sulky Del Miller set a new mile record of 1:59.20 for three year olds, beating the old 1:58.25 set by Marchioness in 1933. Newport Stock won Meadow Ace's Meadowlands Stakes for two year olds, edging a 310,624 purse.
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Easy Win Spurs Lulu To Elation
Brooklyn featherweight Lulu Peres defeated Bobby Woods in a ten round TV bout at Eastern Parkway Arena to claim a 100th round finish and announce a move to lightweight after weighing 133 3/4 pounds. He plans a lightweight title bid next month at Madison Square Garden against Frankie Ruff, pending X rays on a sore right hand. Woods fell to 13th defeat in 73 fights as judges favored Perez.
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Big Noise Wins Tanforan Feature at Wating Handicap
In San Bruno California Big Noise from Beth Grable and Harry James stable won the Wating Handicap the feature race at Tanforan. With Merlin Volexe in Ira ns Big Noise led from start to finish beating stablemate Horsetrader Ed by several lengths. The six furlongs were run in 1 49 5 and the winner paid 3 1 2 30 and 5.
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Sanders Aims UCLA to Prove Top National Rank
UCLA coach Henry Sanders asserts the Bruins, ranked second in the United Press poll, must justify supporters who deem them number one while seeking to rebound from an ineligible Rose Bowl bid and defend Pacific Coast Conference title. He lauds a 12-7 win over Maryland and highlights Davenport and Decker as standouts amid praise for line play.
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Bruins Challenge Sooners for Lead In United Press Poll
Oklahoma moved to the top in the United Press college grid ratings after Notre Dame’s upset of Purdue reshaped the board. UCLA rose close behind with several Big Ten teams Purdue Wisconsin and Iowa following. A scattered voting drew first place votes to seven teams with Oklahoma edging Purdue by a narrow margin.
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Louisville Colonels Aim For Third Straight Win
SISVILLE KY The Louisville Colonels of the American Association seek their third straight victory tonight against the Internation League's Chiefs in a Little World Series game. Last night Louisville crushed the Chiefs 301 before 7 384 fans. Lefty Bay Werle fanned six and allowed four hits.
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Rocky Marciano to referee Powell Norkus bout in San Francisco
World heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano arrives in San Francisco to oversee the Powell vs Norkus heavyweight showdown at Civic Auditorium. Powell, a rising prospect, faces veteran Norkus while Marciano also watches Whitlock King light heavy prelims and a stacked undercard with prices ranging from 1.25 to four dollars.
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Conley Signs Contract With Boston Celtics
Gene Conley six eight right hander from Milwaukee Braves signed NBA contract with the Boston Celtics for the coming season. He won four games and lost none last year while with Boston, having previously played for the team two years ago before leaving to report for spring training. Owner Walter Brown said he will work under the same conditions this season.
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Saxton to face Gavilan. judge delays jail for title bid
Judge Murtagh sentences Johnny Saxton for traffic violations to 60 days in jail, suspended until Oct 21 to allow training. An arrest warrant had been issued after he twice failed to appear. Christenberry of the State Athletic Commission helped bring him to court for the Oct 20 title bout with Kid Gavilan in Philadelphia.
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