Whiz Kids vow comeback after World Series loss
From owner Bob Carpenter to rookie, Philadelphia promises to return stronger next year. Manager Eddie Sawyer credits youth and pitching for the Yankees sweep, notes 10 players could face service, and stresses team spirit over individuals despite a 4-0 Series finish.
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United Press
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Vic Raschi
Curt Simmons
Army
Bob Miller
Bubba Church
Dick Sisler
Andy Seminick
Simmons
Oden
Jerry Coleman
Phil Rizzuto
Joe DiMaggio
Yogi Berra
Stengel
USF Dons Rout Nevada Wolves 66 6 in Big Victory
USF rolled to a 66 to 6 win over Nevada as coach Joe Sherketski led the Dons to a dominant offensive showing. Nevada faced a relentless San Francisco attack with few defenses mounting any challenge.
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U.P
Joe Sherketski
Wolfpack
University of Nevada
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Wolves
Don
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Nevada
New York Yanks Thrash Packers 44 to 31 in NFL Swap
New York Yanks vaulted to 3 1 with a 44 31 victory over Green Bay at Green Bay keeping them in a three way tie for first in the National conference. George Rat ter man threw three TD passes while Sherm Howard and George Talliaferro each scored and caught a pass for TDs. Bears edge Cardinals 27 6 Lions beat 49ers 24 7 Giants down Redskins 21 17. Browns top Steelers 30 17 Eagles crush Rams 56 20.
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Joe Perry
Redskins
Giants
Washington
Chuck Conerly
Conerly
Randall Clay
Gene Roberts
Cleveland Browns
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Philadelphia Eagles
Los Angeles Rams
Albert Injured in 49er Game Sunday
Detroit Lions defeated the San Francisco 49ers 24 to 7 as quarterback Frankie Albert injured his ribs and sat out the rest of the game. The 49ers dropped to fourth straight conference loss, with Detroit amassing 200 rushing and passing yards to San Francisco's 297.
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Frankie Albert
San Francisco
Detroit Lions
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49Ers
Jess
Buck Shaw
Lions
Oakland Acorns Crowned PCL Champs Ahead of Padres
SAN FRANCISCO. The Oakland Acorns clinched the Pacific Coast League pennant with a four game lead over San Diego. In weekend action Oakland split with Sacramento 4 2 and 2 1 while San Diego swept Hollywood 11 5 and 1 0. San Francisco and Portland split, Seattle and Los Angeles split, with Sacramento’s Bill Evans compiling 15th win and 21 losses.
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Bill Evans
Saco
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Johnny Lindell
Padre
Deny Soriano
Cal MecLish
Upsets Roil PCC Race In Dog Eat Dog Year
UC coach Lynn Waldorf warned the Pacific Coast conference race would be volatile with each team capable of beating any other. The season opened to a dog eat dog atmosphere as surprises unfolded across the standings.
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U.P
Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf
University of California
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Stan Hack Named Angels Manager for 1951 Season
Veteran Stan Hack will take over the reins of the faltering Los Angeles Angels in 1951 in a trade that will send Angels' Bill Kelly to the Springfield International League Cubs in Massachusetts.
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Los Angeles Angels
Angels
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Springfield
Mass
International League Cubs
Standings and Sunday results from the league
Teams show Oakland leading with a .590 mark and San Diego at .570 trailing by four games. Hollywood sits at .520 and Portland .505, while San Francisco is .500. Seattle stands at .480 and Los Angeles at .490 with Sacramento .405. Sunday results include Seattle 4-4, Los Angeles 4-7, San Francisco 3-2, Portland 2-3, San Diego 11-1, Hollywood 5-0, Oakland 4-1, Sacramento 2-2. Series endings: Los Angeles 7, Seattle 2, San Francisco 4, Portland 4, Sacramento 4, Oakland 3, San Diego 4, Hollywood 3.
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Cal tops Penn 14 7 in Berkeley clash
University of California halfback Jim Monachino 35 carries seven yards in the first quarter as Cal gains a 14 to 7 lead over Pennsylvania at Berkeley. Penn guard Edward Weirich 65 and end Edward Bell 81 converge as Bear center Les Richter blocks. Acme Tele photo.
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Notre Dame Stunned by Purdue Upset at South Bend
Notre Dame suffered a 28-14 defeat as Purdue dominated with a standout sophomore quarterback Dale Samuels. Frank Leahy said the Irish must accept the loss and focus on upcoming Tulane game while acknowledging Purdue’s flawless execution and strong tackling.
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First Time Lions Whip Gaels 48 to 0
Loyola Lions hand St Marys Gaels a 48 to 0 defeat in Los Angeles. Don Klos terman leads scoring with four first half TDs as Loyola dominates with strong ground game and two late drives finishing 61 and 75 yards. Jack La Placette recovers fumble for a TD.
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Ready Cash Personal Loan Offers Quick Anglo California
Advertises a low cost Anglo California National Bank personal loan for non-depositors. Loans range from 100 dollars with repayment terms of 6 to 20 months. Claims fast handling and suggests applying by phone or in person.
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