On the Sidelines with Dwain Esper
The Pacific Coast Conference is judged weaker this year after 13 intersectional games with six victories and seven losses. California and Oregon lag, UCLA and USC show some positives, while Stanford Washington and Washington State post uneven results. Even with past strong showings, the coast faces a disappointing trend and caution regarding Rose Bowl bets.
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Fight results in the London ring reported by United Press
Samme McCarthy of Enpisad scored a win by stoppage over Pierre Fe Wind in a Tex era bout. Cesar Chines Torreon of Mex. defeated Blais 16, Ballas of Tex. in separate results.
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Football Highlights from Ford and Navy Televised
KSAN TV offers an 8:00 p.m. football highlight segment featuring Ford versus Navy. The program, titled TV Sports Log, airs at 7:80 p.m. and covers the game’s key moments and notable plays.
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Navy Tesan- Saopm
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Kansas City Wins Bid as Athletes Move to Town
Kansas City erupts in early morning celebration as the American League shifts the Philadelphia Athletes to Kansas City. Mayor William E. Kemp hails the move as proof the city can support big league baseball. Unresolved is the Blues fate as talks continue with Arnold M. Johnson on stadium expansion and franchise plans.
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Paul Richards Faces House Rule Clash at AL Meeting
Paul Richards, newly named Baltimore Orioles general and field manager, was escorted from the American League meeting in Chicago after Will Harridge ruled him ineligible. Orioles president Clarence Miles represented Baltimore while Tiger president Walter Bridges left early for Detroit to attend a parity event for Bucky Harris.
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Spike) Briges
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Giardello to Fight Olson in San Francisco Dec 15
Co managers Ferrante and Graziano say Giardello will be ready for the 15 round title bout with Bobo Olson at Cow Palace in San Francisco on December 15 despite a summer knee injury and recent surgery. They dispute New York boxing officials who claimed the puncher might be handicapped. Giardello remains in a wheelchair during recovery but is expected to be in peak condition for the nationally televised event.
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Tiger) Jones
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Llamas Upsets Larsen in Top Tennis Battle
In Mexico City Tony Trabert and Sven Davidsson battled rain delays as Llamas of Mexico reached the Pan American final after a dramatic win over Larsen, with previous victories over Seixas boosting his odds. The semifinal replay was interrupted by rain, leaving the outcome to today's play.
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Ole Miss Football Faces Soft Schedule Amid Hype
New Orleans report by Jack Williams notes Ole Miss, ranked ninth by INS, touts itself as the South’s best while facing a light SEC slate. It highlights star passers Day and Patton, running back Muirhead, and predicts a Super Bowl host bid in New Orleans. Other SEC games and national matchups are listed for the weekend, including Miami-Florida and Tennessee-Alabama.
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Williams and Larson Enter Berkeley Backfield Shuffle
Berkeley football notes say Paul Laz and Sammy Williams will share in the backfield with Waldorf confirming Williams moves to left half while Larson handles quarterback duties. Williams had alternated with Larson at quarterback in recent drills.
Golden Gate Sale Hits More Snags
San Francisco report says Pacific Turf Club directors rejected a Texans bid to buy Golden Gate Fields in Albany. Texans Clint W. Murchison and Sid Richardson were among bidders, with an asking price around 2.76 million dollars. executive committee had recommended denial.
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Wyatt earns Unive Press coach of the week for Arkansas
In his second year at Arkansas, Bowden Wyatt guides the Razorbacks to a 21-20 upset of Baylor after a fourth down field goal gamble. He rebuilds with sophomores, emphasizes conditioning and hard work, and is praised as a players' coach in Southwest Conference play.
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Bruins Lead Pacific Coast In 3 Phases
PCC statistics show UCLA leading the conference in rushing offense and defense and total defense. Oregon quarterback George Shaw tops passing and total offense while California punts well and UCLA excels in punt returns. Individual leaders include Duke Washington and Dick James with 36 points each and Bob Ivetsch in interceptions.
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Philly Out Switch to Kansas City Looms as Near Cinch
Chicago report details Arnold Johnson's bid to move the Philadelphia Athletics to Kansas City after league approval. The transfer hinges on Rey and Earle Mack selling controlling stock by Monday, with Johnson presenting strong stadium, finance, and regional support to back the move. Roy Mack fights to keep the A's in Philadelphia as Will Harridge weighs the stock sale and club debt.
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Irish Coach Calls Michigan State Game a Must Win
Notre Dame coach Terry Brennan, speaking from South Bend by telephone to the Big Ten Football Writers, says Saturday's showdown with Michigan State is a must win. He notes the Irish must sharpen offense and defense, faces underdog odds, and recalls MSU’s recent dominance. Injuries risk Gene Kapish and Paul Reynolds as doubtful starters for the Irish.
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Husky Jayvees Meet Los Gatos in Prep Game
Husky Jayvees travel to Los Gatos to face the Tigers in a 3 30 p m kickoff. Earlier Santa Clara-Wailer League action has Santa Clara at James Lick at Lick Stadium also slated for 3 30 p m tomorrow.
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Johnson Leads Move to Sell Athletics to Kansas City
Chicago industrialist Arnold Johnson, 47, announces backing for transferring the Philadelphia Athletics to Kansas City. He cites community work, notes ticket orders totaling 1.897 million for 8110 box and reserved seats, and says the deal aims to keep majority A's stock with him. Johnson owns Kansas City Blues stadium and Yankee Stadium interests, and plans a stadium sale to the city followed by a lease. He expects compensation negotiations with the Yankees and the American Association, and has no manager plan yet.
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