Ex-Champs Do Well At Chabot Golf Championship
Ex-titleholders advance in Chabot club championship first round. McKamey Perry Miranda and Kroec kel win opening matches. Gor don unable to defend title. Second round set for next Sunday with Perry versus McKamey in top match.
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Perry
McKamey
Jon McKamey
Charles Bigelow
Tony Perry
Red Dsone
Sandy Munro
Hey Fong Jr
al Figeta Cet
eRoy Apaiens
John Fey Marmona
George Abya
Ken Parks
Jerry Helmuth
Henry Reale
Lou” Gayea
Ralph Anderson
Classic Derby To Run At Tanforan This Saturday
Tanforan hosts the $35,000 added California Derby for 3 year olds at a mile and one eighth with Miz Clementine and Duke's Lea among the favorites. Other entries include Spring Count Show Me First Musselshell Nick D'sira and Cobblers Berch. The event is part of a nine race Columbus Day program.
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Oliver DeZellem
Nick D'sira
Mun Hou Tang
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King and Brown
Harry Curtland
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Trigonometry
Lions Dominate Rams In National League Tilt
Detroit Lions overwhelmed the Los Angeles Rams 21-3 as starting quarterback Tom Dublinski led a strong first half, while the Browns routed the Cardinals 31-7 and the 49ers, Bears, and Giants posted wins in Sunday NFL action.
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Forty Niners
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Norm Van _ Brocklin
NFL Standings and Schedule Highlighting Bears and Giants
Detroit leads the standings with San Francisco close behind while Green Bay and New York show strong records. This week's schedule features Baltimore at Detroit Saturday and San Francisco at Chicago Bears Sunday with matchups including Philadelphia at Washington and Cleveland at Chicago.
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Milwwaukee
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Eastern League To Operate Again In 1953
Albany club president Tom McCailvey told fellow owners that the Albany team remains on the bloc for a potential 1953 season despite other Class A clubs being for sale or considering relocation. Yan officials discussed operation plans at yesterday's meeting.
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Tom McCailvey
Albany
N. Y
Felow
Sweikert Joins 100 Mile National Championship Field
Sacramento welcomes Boo Sweikert, the Hayward Express, as the 22nd confirmed entrant for the AAA National Championship classic set for Sunday at the Sacramento Fairgrounds. The 28-year-old driver from Hayward seeks the record prize over 310,000 amid strong East Coast showings and his No. 17 sprint car, with past wins in Syracuse and Hoosier Hundred. He rose to national prominence in 1954 after starting at Oakland Speedway, ranking high in AAA standings and challenging the top bay area driver title.
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Bruins Next! for Beaten Tribe Stadium Triumph Preview
Stanford faces UCLA in a tougher task after a 23 0 loss to Navy while Navy stifled Stanford through Gattuso 153 yards on 14 carries as Benzi blocked a punt to spark the Middies. Coach Taylor remains hopeful but UCLA is favored on the road at the Los Angeles Coliseum.
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Taylor
Tila
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Young
Ron Eagle
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Dick Echard
Jim Owen
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Dick Guest
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Beagle
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Echard
Russia Wins but Americans Steal Show in Vienna
Russia captured its second straight world weight lifting title in Vienna as the United States, competing in four events, earned three wins and four new world records while tying another. Norbert Schemansky of Detroit set records in the heavyweight class with 1074 pounds, 931 pounds two-hand snatch, and a 413-pound clean-and-jerk. Tommy Kono of Sacramento won the light-heavyweight crown with two world records.
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Detroit
Schmansky
Tommy Kono
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Calif
New Golf Course Opens in Los Angeles Area
City officials will inaugurate the first of four JB-hole public courses at Sepulveda Dam recreation area tomorrow with a morning ceremony. The course opens to the public at noon tomorrow, marking a new entry in LA area golf facilities.
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Sepulveda Dam
Bears Set Sails Toward Tumultuous 1954 Grid Season
California, led by Waldorf since 1947, faces a potential 1-4 start after a 33-27 loss to Oregon. Shaw passed for 160 yards and a TD, while Larson scored twice and Hanifan added a TD reception. The Bear offense showed flashes but faltered beyond the opening period as Memorial Stadium witnessed a Northwest setback.
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Stengel to Attend Minor League Meet
Casey Stengel manager of the New York Yankees has returned to Glendale California from New York and will depart in about a month for Houston Texas to attend the annual Minor League convention.
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Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
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Stengel
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American Loop Ready To Make Historic Move
The American League meets in Chicago to decide on the sale and move of the Philadelphia Athletics to Chicago real estate operator Arnold Johnson. If approved, Kansas City could become the club’s new site as the Mack family clings to a Philadelphia future amid a reported 3.1 million dollar sale.
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49ers Edge Packers For Last-Second Victory
The 49ers edged Green Bay with a late pass to McHihenny before Tittle scored on a quarterback keeper. Johnson backed the win but delayed his bid, while Kansas City’s bid to join Major League Baseball remains under league review as the Merchants push ticket sales. Will Harridge notes the Mack family could still be in the running if debts are resolved and a transfer is approved.
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Postponed Title Fight Between Wall and Parker
Canadian heavyweight Earl Wall will defend his title against James J Parker on November 9 after the October 25 date was postponed due to Wall’s elbow issue. The rescheduled match keeps both fighters active in the circuit.
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Earl Wall
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Patterson Faces Ferdinand in Eight Round NYC Bout Tonight
Floyd Patterson, 19 from Brooklyn and 1962 Olympic middleweight champ, meets Esau Ferdinand of San Francisco in an eight round arena clash at St Nicholas. Patterson is a 13-5 favorite due to speed and power. observers expect a potential California upset. Also on the card Bobby Dykes faces Ted Olla in a notable middleweight bout at Eastern Parkway arena.
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