Washington Huskies Football Rebuilding Ahead After Hopeful Season
On the Sidelines with Dwain Esper surveys Washington football history from Dobie to Cherberg, noting a long decline postwar and a recent spark. It traces series records versus California and Stanford, the Huskies’ struggles, and hints at a potential return to respectability with renewed spirit and key talents.
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University of Washington
California
Washington
Stanford
Seattle
Huskies
Trojans
Bruins
Zeacla
Buskies
Fegway Herald
Bill Smith
Davel
Wisher
George Wilson
Chuck
Carroll
Marle Hulford
Paul
Schwegler
Max Starceych
Vic Markey
Kay McDowell
Rudy Mucha
Ray Frankowski
Husky
Lgalia
Hugh Mc
Johnny Cherbers
Michigan
Cherberg
Toad
Figures and Waivers Stir St Louis Cardinals
St Louis Cardinals place pitchers and outfielders on waivers today with Al Brawle and Harry Lowrey. Unconditional release possible if unclaimed by other major league clubs. Brooklyn and Holyoke referenced in scattered OCR fragments amid sport and roster notes.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
al Brawle
Harry
Peanuts) Lowrey
Patterson Wins Easily In Dull New York Bout
Floyd Patterson of Brooklyn retained his unbeaten record with an eight round decision over Esau Ferdinand of San Bernardino before about 1,200 fans at St Nicolas Arena. Crowd booed as Ferdinand pressed forward. Patterson used hit and run tactics and landed the only clean blows in the late rounds. Referee Ray Miller and judges Joe Eppy and America Schiavone scored for Patterson. In Brooklyn, Bobby Dykes upset Tel Olla in ten rounds, possibly earning a TV bout. Dykes weighed 159 1/2 pounds to Olla’s 161.
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New York
Patterson
Brooklyn
Floyd Patterson
Mately
Ployd
Ferdinand
Esau Ferdinand
San Br Ns
St. Nicolas
Ray Miller
Joe Eppy
America Schiavone
Dolph Thomas
Esai
Eastern Parkway Arena
Bobby Dykes
Miami
Tel Olla
Milwaukee
Skinny Dykes
Olla
Gastern Parkway
Billy McNeece
Central Islip
N.Y
Pro Players Prove College Ratings Often Miss Boat
Pro football stars dispute college rankings, citing overlooked talents from small schools like Alfred, Bowling Green, and Alcorn A&M. Examples include Bob Schnelker of Bowling Green and Les Goble of Alfred, who shined for the New York Giants and Chicago Cardinals respectively, challenging the All-America notion and highlighting the depth of pro talent beyond major programs.
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Oscar Fraley
New York
America
Gram
Joling
Dubuque
Ag Scinedne
Gviddars
Bob Schneijker
Les Goble
Goble
Aldred University
Schnetker
Bowling Green
Peter Stuyvesant
Ohio
Alfred
Alcorn A. & M
Schnelker
New York Giants
Chicago
Kickolts
George Schmidt
Lewis Cal
Jack Spinks
Alcorn
Miss
Hayward Cagers Drop Two Games
Hayward basketball teams suffer a double defeat to Bishop O Dowd. Hayward C held to 29 3 in a rough rally, while Hayward D fell 24 16 in the final period. Alvarez with 10 led C squad. Felt top D scorer with 11 as Divisio and Don Dowd each posted six points. The Farmers aim to rebound against Fremont.
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Joe Vermeer
Pasers
D_cagers
Bishop O'Dowd
Haywards’ C
Wie D's
O'Dowd
Bet
Alvarez
Bud Haley
Don
Fremont
New York Official Attacks Olson Giardello Title Fight
New York Boxing Commission chairmen Christencerry blasted the Olson Giardello title bout planned for December 14 at the Cow Palace. Giardello, recovering from knee surgery, was in a Philadelphia hospital. promoters Norris and Ford defended the matchup. The official warned of further action at an upcoming London IBCC meeting, signaling possible cancellation or sanctions.
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New York
Bob Christencerry
New York Boxing Commission
Bobo Olson
Joey Giardallo
Christencerry
Olson
Giardello
Philadelphia
San Francisco
San Francisco Cow Palace
Jim Norris
London
Smith Upsets Cadilli in Los Angeles Bout
In a sunlit Olympic Auditorium main event Ruben Smith upset veteran Gus Cadilli over ten rounds in Los Angeles. Smith, a former Golden Gloves winner, overcame Cadilli who had only one loss in 22 prior starts. Cadilli led early, dominating the first two rounds and rocking Smith in round six before Smith prevailed.
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Los Angeles
Ruben Smith
Angeles
Gus Cadilli
Olympic Auditorium
Smith
Cadilli
Cadill
Stanford Coach Blames Poor Effort In Navy Loss
Stanford coach Chuck Taylor said his team “fell down” against Navy, admitting a poor performance despite a 25-0 defeat. He urged Stanford to learn from the loss ahead of a UCLA test, praising Navy’s defense and noting Stanford’s mental unpreparedness.
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Stanford
Navy
Dwain Espersan
Francisco
Chuck Taylor
Northern California Football Writers Association
Tribe
Taylor
Heamauuse
Ilinois
Stanford IV
Ucla Bruins
Los Angeles
Bruins
Bob Davenport
Jim Decker
John Hermann
UGLA
Washington
Pappy Walder
Ohio State
Illinois
Illini
Waldorf
California
Struins
al Wesson
Southern California
Hollywood ‘Turf Club
Segetary-Tressurer
Southern California Writers Association
Wesson
Red Sanders
Davenport
Bruin
UCLA
Oregon
Washington State
Oregon State
Idaho
Badgers Rise to Second Threaten Sooners Lead
United Press ratings place Wisconsin second behind Oklahoma as the Sooners extend their undefeated bid with a 14-7 win over Texas. Oklahoma garnered 832 points with Wisconsin at 274, while Colorado and others trailed in the rankings amid conference play headlines.
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New York
Oklahoma
United Press
Wisconsin
Bud Wilkinson
Sooners
Gene Calame
Texas
Kansas
Colorado
Wilkinson
Rice
Bela
Chiao
U P top ten college football ratings released
The United Press top ten list shows Oklahoma first with four first place votes and Wisconsin close behind. UCLA, Ohio State, Purdue, Penn State, Colorado, Duke, Notre Dame, and Mississippi round out the top ten, with Minnesota rising to ninth and several others earning points in the 32-team voting.
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New York
United Press
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
UCLA
Ohio State
Purdue
Boke
Mines
Penn State
Secang
Colorado
Maryland
Tech
Tennessee
Cincinnva
West Virginia
Atfany
Alabama
San Garalna
Sousheed Methodist
Texas Chistian
Virginia Tech
Florida
Jows
Southern California
U LA
Washington
Duke
Nowe Dame
Mississippi
Minnesota
Fenn State
Wichita
Texas Tech
Cincinnati
Miami
Fla
South Carolina
Sout Methodist
Texas Christian
Montez Returns To Squad As Farmers Go Overtime
Bill Cooper reports Montez rejoined the Farmers after a concussion scare and a tough loss to San Lorenzo. Key players Boo Bresnickey, Bob Mantez sidelined, Del Rio suspended. Mantez expected back with doctor's clearance. Lambert leads rushers with 341 yards. San Lorenzo held to 116 net yards. Berkeleys’ tough defense and injury status shape Friday’s matchup.
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Montez
Bill Cooper
San Lorenzo
John Fekete
Ec Leopold
Berkeley Yellowjackets
Fekete
Rebel Eleven
Boo Bresnickey
Bob Mantez
Tony. del Rio
del Rio
el Cerris
Mant¢z
Defense
San’ Lorenzo
Lambert
Rebels
Wack del Rio
Ton Noble
Laws Denies Oaks Will Shift to Vancouver
Oakland owner Brick Laws confirms he will travel to Vancouver with Emil Sick to examine a Pacific Coast League site but says the Oakland Oaks franchise will not move. Laws and Sick will represent the league in investigating Vancouver as a potential city.
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Oakland
Calif
Brick Laws
Oakland Oaks
Vancouver
B.C
Emil Sick
Seattle Rainiers
Laws
The
Oaks
Sick
Laws Sai
Emeryville
Umors
Sacraments
Eddie Mulligan
Salons
Higgins Takes Over Red Sox Job Tomorrow
Michael Francis Higgins will become Boston manager, succeeding Lou Boudreau who could not lift the Red Sox from fourth in the American League. Higgins, 45, arrives from Louisville with the aim of a youth movement and possibly persuading Ted Williams to return for another season. The team will pay Boudreau through 195% if he does not coach again.
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San Lorenzo
Mervyn Graef
George Egge
Lambert
Boston
Michael Francis
Pinky
Higgins
Tomorry
Louisville Colonels
Red Sox
Lou Boudreal
Bosox
Dallas
Boudreau
Sox
Elso
Ted Williams
Joe Cronin
Parvey
Campanella refuses further hand operations
New York INS report says Dodgers catcher Roy Campanella will refuse many more operations on his damaged right hand. He stated he has made up his mind and will not undergo additional surgery despite doctors recommendations. he is to be examined by specialists on Friday.
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New York
INS
Brocklyn
Dodger
Roy Campanella
Jett
Campanella
Nesbit Bohannon Noble Kullar Named For Chamber Awards
The Harvard Junior Chamber of Commerce sports committee chose Bill Nesbit Keith Bohannon Tori Noble and Les Kullar as 1950 sportsmanship award winners tied to the Hayward San Lorenzo football rivalry. Bohannon and Nesbit starred in the Rebels win while Noble and Kullar contributed on defense and offense in a hard fought 14-7 Rebel victory.
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Bill Nesbit
Keith Bohannon
San Lorenzo
Tori Noble
Les Kullar
Alsane
Hayward
Bob Herrick
C. of C
Herrick
Marvin Hogan
Junior Chamber
Aarian Springer
Lorenzo
Bill Cooper
Hays
Daily
John* Relston
San Lorenzo Cone
John Fekete
Imore
Ries
Jon
Nesbit
Rebels
Evere
Fekete
Ralston
id-Kuller
Bohannon
Fineman
Sertommaner
Feri McMillin
Bob Pruit Arkable
Dencio
Larry Lambert
Elven
Farmer
Stu George Egge
Falen
Sguard
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Hayward Cagers
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Taylor Daily Review
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Deheit
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Dick James
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Jalsa
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Hayward Bar
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