Indians Hope to Surprise in 57-Player 1960 Lineup
SID HOOL reports Clubhouse notes from the Indians as coach Ralston builds a versatile 57-man squad aiming for the conference title. Players praise the coach, discuss tactics, and reveal flexible positions from end runs to quarterback duties amid uncertain strength versus USC and other West Coast powers.
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Stanford President Hails AAWU Policy
Stanford President Wallace says a new spirit of cooperation will guide the Athletic Association of Western Universities, with emphasis on student responsibility rather than officials. Sterling of Stanford notes no school has yet been found guilty of an infraction, while discussion includes expanding the AAWU to include Oregon and Oregon State and possibly Idaho.
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Tech and Gators Set to Open 1943 Grid Season
Georgia Tech and Florida launch the 1943 major college football season in Atlanta in a closely balanced showdown. Tech quarterback Billy Lotiekge faces Florida fullback Larry Durpee in a classic opening test for both teams.
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Raiders Name Davidson to Start at QB in AFL Clash
Oakland Raiders prepare for Sunday AFL game at Frank Youel Field against Buffalo. Davidson resumes signals and starts at quarterback after last weekend’s 24 13 upset of Houston. Davis plans to keep the same 72-man lineup except for Son ny Hishop out with a strained knee. Giants visit Pirates in Pittsburgh as both chase third place in tight standings and early-season bragging rights.
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Berman Leads Archer In Pro Am Semi Final Race
In Des Moines US Amateur Golf semifinal action Deane Berman of Be thesitt Md and 1960 champion George Archer led by a wide margin after nine holes. Weather delayed play with rain and a 6240 Pt broadcast planned from KSPO. Others struggled as Giants and Raiders lineups, plus NFL notes, pepper the report.
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Moore Emergency Operation Drives NFL Star to Hospital
Lenny Moore, star halfback for the Baltimore Colts, underwent an emergency appendectomy Friday. The operation occurred just days before the team’s next game, disrupting preparations as the Colts face Cincinnati and other upcoming matchups.
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Wrestling and Baseball Card Busy Saturday Schedule
A compact schedule lists events across multiple sports including roller derby Bay Barbers against Mexico City at 10:50 a.m. baseball Giants versus Pirates at 10:35 a.m. and Dodgers facing Phillies at 2:30 p.m. Wrestling and boxing bouts are also featured with Rubin Carter facing Farad Salim in the evening.
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Redman benched from Huskies lineup in Seattle
University of Washington star Rick Redman is bumped from the first string by coach Soha O'Brien. The change comes in Seattle as the Huskies adjust their backcourt for upcoming games.
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Dodgers win as pop gun offense saves night
In Pittsburgh the Dodgers beat the Pirates 3 to 3 with timely hitting. A first inning grand slam by Rosclovo and a run scoring single set the tone. Manager Walt Alston credited the season long pattern of timely hitting fueling their three game pennant push.
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Ump Sidelined After Medical Leave Ordered
Cincinnati AP report says umpire Vincent A. Smith is ordered home to Pillslaugh for at least 10 days of hospital treatment for a Jeg fajwy, sidelining him from games. The notice notes medical leave and return timeline.
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Poor Red It’s Friday the 13th at Redwood
Coach Redickey surveys Friday the 13th injuries as Redwood prepares for Sundays season opener with the Minnesota Vikings. Brodie listed to start at quarterback but hampered by a strained missete. Bobby Waters and Sam Fiveverry could see action. Winston at right half and D. Smith at fullback, with rookie Don Lisbon ready to relieve. Tarkenton shred the 49ers in a season-opening preview and the defense eyes improvement.
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Cardinals reach magic number in win over Cubs
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 3-0 to extend their winning streak to six and pull within 4 1/2 games of Los Angeles in the pennant race. Dick Groat and the club maintained a steady pace as the Dodgers later restored their lead.
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Giants Baseball and Warmup Radio Log Segment
Radio log listing Giants warmup times and a Giants versus Pittsburgh baseball game broadcast on KSFO including multiple channel and time stamps for Friday morning and afternoon sessions.
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