Precarious stand of California football coach Waldorf
A columnist traces the pressure on Lynn Waldorf as UC Berkeley faces partisan demands from alumni, administration, and media. The piece notes Waldorf's long career, past success, and recent rough seasons, arguing the coach bears blame for not fully controlling his team’s fate while acknowledging the volatile nature of college football leadership.
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Olsen
Waldorf
Ilinois
UCLA
Llinois
Stanford
Berkeley
California
Bears
Andy Smith
Bruins
Trojans
Washington
Ohio State
Baylor
Whieh
Lis
3Mel
Oklahoma City U
Kansas
Oklahoma A. & M
Kansas State
Northwestern
Bruins Lose Tackle Joe Ray to Shoulder Injury
UCLA will be without first string tackle Joe Ray for two to three weeks after an X ray showed a separation in a secondary joint of his right shoulder from the Washington game. Ray will miss Saturday’s Stanford clash and likely rest of the season. Gil Merkene will replace him.
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Los Angeles
Joe Ray
UCLA
Will
Stanford
Washington
Ray
Gili z-Merena
Kansas City Eyes Major League Baseball in 1953
Huge mail order drive reports 700000 tickets worth nearly 2050000 displayed in Kansas City as merchants push to lure a major league team. Arnoli Jelirson offers to buy the Philadelphia A’s and move them to KC. Experts say the city could ready a 36000 seat park by mid April while AL owners meet in Chicago to decide tomorrow.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Kansas
Pinky Higgins Named Pilot of Boston Team for 2 Years
Boston replaces fired manager Lou Boudreau with Frank Pinky Higgins on a two year contract. Higgins, who led the Sox farm club to a league title, faces a team that finished fourth under Boudreau as Williams returns and injuries challenge the roster.
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Boston
INS
Lou Boudreau
Boston Red Sox
Frank
Pinky” Higgins
Boudreau
Sox
Joe Cronin
Fenway Park
Higins
Uaa
Syracuse
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Williams
Ted Willams
Higgins
Gronin
Detroit
Eldon Auker
Cromin
Bay Higgins
Pinky
Cardinals
Boutireau
Indians
Tribe
Steve O'Neill
Marine Air Force
Mel Farnell
Tigers
Fred Hutchinson
Bucky Barris
Grid Scores Across Divisions with Mixed Results
A sprawling list of scores from multiple conferences shows UCLA defeating Washington 21 to 20, Oregon 92 to 27 over California, Stanford blanking San Jose State, Brigham Young topping Wyoming, and Michigan State beating Indiana 21 to 14 among many others. The document mixes college teams nationwide with scattered inaccuracies and typographical errors.
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Pacific Coast
UCLA
Washington
Oregon
California
WSC
Orogan
Navy
Stanford
San Jose State
Tempe State
C.O.P
Idalia
Fresnol State
Alaly State
Pomona
la Verne
Flagstar
Pnetine Us
Naver
North Dakota
South Dakota
Ohio State
Minois
Omaha
Brads - Purdie
Duke Smu
Missouri
Teiedy
Jon Carvel
Wisconain
Rice
Wichita
Oklahoma A&m
Southwest Ackansaz
Baylor
Lattston Wy
Texas
ANS
Oklahoma
Trinity & Fast
Texas Stars
Texas Southern
Grambling
Vessa Tech
Texas Western
East Army
Gartmouth & Bucket
Leligh de Bostut
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Princeton
Penn
Penn State
St. Virginia
Rochester
Union Vile
Columbia
South Alabama
Tulsa
Flovids
Villanova
North Caroline
Tech
LSU
Ucky
Auburn
Toke
Missisippi Southern
Aligistian
Maryland
Wake Forest
Miss Sippi
Vanderanz
Cy State
Wiliam & Macy
Washington Derby Will Go On Grass
Chicago reports Washington officials announce the $100,000 Derby will be run on grass next August for the first time since 1884. Track director Ben Lindheimer says the race distance will be lengthened to a mile and three sixteenths and is expected to gross about $160,000. The event attracts the nation’s top three year old thoroughbreds.
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Chicago
Washington
Ben Ijamn F. Lindheimer
Spartan Line Leads Way in 1912 Victory
Spartans of San Jose State defeated Arizona State 19 to 12 in Tempe. Moe play by the San Jose backs opened gaps for the Spartan line. Dave Fanner scored all three San Jose touchdowns. Stan Beasley, in his first game, dazzled with strong runs and receptions. Carol Segley and others contributed on defense and offense as the Spartans held Sun Devils to limited yardage.
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Arizona
San Jose State
Arizona State
Sam Devils
San Jose Boys
Sun Devil
Athonians
Bob Secler
Dave Fanner
San Jose
Spartans
Toni Teresa
Stan Beasley
Beasley
Sac
Douchdowns
Segley
Lions dominate Rams in defensive battle for 56,523 crowd
Detroit defeats Los Angeles 26 to 0 as the Lions shut out the Rams for the first time since 1949. Detroit's defense held the high scoring offense, limited Rams to 61 rushing yards, and generated 250 rushing yards led by Carpenter. Dublinski started at QB, scoring on a one yard run, with Slits and Carler adding touchdowns.
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Anied Yusning
Prainees
Usta Packers
Pep Huson
Heid Carmichael
Otseevee Boemin
Garretyenn
Detroit
Buddy’ "Esr
Parker
Los Angeles Rams
Packers
Lions
McElhenny
Los Angeles
Valtach
Rams
Tou Wehdown
Chicago Bears
Law Carpenter
Carpenter
Tom Dublinski
Bobby
Layse
Dublinski
Bill Slits
Carler
Colleges With Untouched Records In Early Season Survey
United Press survey finds 88 college football teams still undefeated as the season opens. Peru tops with 23 0 1944 record and a 12 game streak dating to 1933. Cincinnati holds 12 straight wins this year. Other undefeateds include Wisconsin Ohio State Minnesota Oklahoma and Montana State among major programs with four or more wins.
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Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Minnesota
United Press
Peru
Cincinnati
United Schools
Wichita
Colorado
U.C.L.A
Mississippi
Montana State
Boston University
Arkansas
Princeton
Boston College
Yale Colgate
Penn State
West
Power
Sooners Keep No 1 Spot in INS Grid Poll After Texas Win
Oklahoma remains the top team in the INS grid poll after a 14 7 victory over Texas. Sophomore Jim Harris led a quarterback shift for the injured Gene Calame as Bud Wilkinson’s Sooners held Texas to 37 yards rushing and showcased strong passing. The weekend saw upsets with Iowa, Texas Christian, and Wisconsin movements as Michigan edged Iowa 14-13 and Alan Ameche’s two touchdowns lift Wisconsin to second place.
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Howard Sigmund
New York
INS
Oklahoma
Sooners
International News Service
Issxeman
Erst
Texas
Jim Harris
Gene Calame
Bud Wilkinson
Texans
Towa
Califor
Iowa
Michigan
Nculesto
Texas Christian
Wisconsin
Rice
Alan Ameche
UCLA
Top college football poll list and weekend outlook
International News Service panel ranks Oklahoma Wisconsin UCLA Ohio State Purdue Duke Notre Dame Penn State Mississippi Minnesota and more in a top ten. Wisconsin vs Purdue looms as a key clash while Oklahoma seeks a 13th straight win over Kansas as Army West Virginia and Penn State loom in upcoming games.
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Ins
International News Service
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
UCLA
Ohio State
Purdue
Duke
Notre Dame
Penn State
Mississipp
Minnesota
Blue Devils
Irish
Thei
Virginia
Misissippi
Vanderai
Minnessota
Northwestern
Sooners
Kansas
South Carolina
Dartmouth
West Virginis
George Washington
49ers Hold Off Packers In Muddy Milwaukee Battle
Special to The Review Milwaukee reports a rain soaked NFL game as the 49ers edge the Packers 23 to 27 in a mud battle. Star QB Y. A. Tittle returns late to lead a decisive drive while Harland Soltau adds field goals and Leo Nomellini plus Jackson Brumfield anchor a tough defense. The victory keeps San Francisco undefeated in ten games as they prep to face Chicago Bears.
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Green Bey Packers
Chicago Bears
Lawrence T
Buck) Shaw
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49Ers
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Sta
Y. A. Tittle
Tittle
Jim Cason
Louisiana State
San Francescos
I Tobin Rete
Gordon Soltan
Jefy
Leo Nomellini
Jackson Brumsfield
Hugh Menenny Platehes
Salons
Iwhien Point
Cason
McElhenny
Sollau
Soltau
Ifamle
Soltay
Lo Dent
Seco
Verle
Switzer
Kansas
Fred Cone
Cane
Joe P
Val Joe Walker
Green Bay
Rote
Max Magee
Joe Arénas
Cone
Billy Mixon
Mcsshenny
Washington
U Tittle
John Henry Tahngon
Billy Wilson
Berry
Saltan
Goa
Vickor
Nomedlini
Brumfield
Bott Ageln
Floyd Reid
Mixon
Don Bi
Resurgence of Northwest Teams Shakes PCC Race
The Pacific Northwest teams emerged as the weekend’s clear PCC leaders with Washington, Oregon and Oregon State delivering strong showings. UCLA remained unbeaten while Stanford and Southern California stumbled, and Washington State posted a solid 34 to 6 victory over Oregon State signaling potential improvement ahead. College of the Pacific and San Jose State won non conference games as Cal and Texas Christian also had notable results.
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Pacific Northwest
Washington
Oregon
Gion State
Southern California
Stanford
UCLA
Huskies
Bokey Cox
Uclans
Bruins
California
George Shaw
Joose
Calfornia
Starefore
Diane
Navy
Aniford
Rompee
Victor Southen
Texas Christian
Sparke
Cougars
College of the Pecific
Ida
San Jose State
Arizona State
Freene State
Litah State
Indians
Chuck Taylor
Washington State
Waco
Tex
Baylor
Idaho
Acizorla
College of the Pacific
Colorado
Sesrin Sen Gto Spyring
Lower rallies in grid panel. editors share forecasting honors
George Lower of The Daily Review bounces from last place after weekend gains in the Grid Panel. He ties with Dwain Esper and Floyd Sparks for top forecasters as Eddie Sparr holds the seasonal lead with six correct. Other totals include Keller, Warmer, Grimm, Espey, and Jones among the leaders.
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The
Daily Review
Lower
Dwain Esper
Review
Floyd Sparks
Eddie Sparr
Bill Keller
Benj Warmer
Roy Grimm
Sparr
Keller
Espey
Warmer
Grimm
Sparks
Bob Jones
Dorothy Cuthbertson
Don Carter
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