California Football Preview Promises Strength in Pacific Coast
NEA service writes that USC and UCLA top the Pacific Coast as California fields a deep line and strong backs. Coach Lynn Waldorf notes key players including Eliena, Cureton, Salsbury, Loudd, Brown and Davenport, with Hazeltine at center and experience in ends. He projects California finishing third to fifth in the conference.
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Pacific Conferars
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Ucians
Paul Cameron
Jack Eliena
An Cureton
Jim Salsbury
Rommie
John
Bennett
Matt Hazeltine
Oqverssreer
Jim An
Jim
Paul
Neal's Probable All-Coast Eleven Preview
The report lists top players by position from UCLA Cal Oregon and Washington including Jim Salsbury Matt Hazeltine George Shaw Paul Larson Mike Monroe and Sammy Wil. It notes Stanford’s lineup and expects stronger Farm line with John Stewart at end and Don Kafka at QB. Washington may have a strong line while Oregon State rebuilds.
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Irow
Jim Salsbury
UCLA
Matt Hazeltine
Cal
George Shaw
Oregon
Paul Larson
Mike Monroe
Bob Davenport
Ing
Jack Patere
Stanford
Washington
California
Bob Garrett
Sam Morley
John Steinberg
John Stewart
Don Kafka
Minor Loop Results Show Tight Races Across Baseball Leagues
In international league action Toronto edged Ottawa 30 to 7-9, Buffalo 4-5 beat Montreal 2-3, Richmond won 1-0 over Havana, Rochester took Syracuse 4-3. American Association saw Indianapolis 7 over St Paul 0, Louisville routed Charleston 10-0, Minneapolis 9 beat Kansas City 7. Southern Association scores included Mobile 144 Birmingham 5-18, Atlanta and New Orleans 1, Little Rock 9 Nashville 8. Trust League featured Spartanburg 4 Rock Hill 3 and Asheville 5 Anderson 5 with Spartanburg 4.
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Ottawa
Buffalo
Montreal
Richmond
Havana
Rochester
Syracuse
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Charleston
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Mobile
Birmingham
Atlanta
New Orleans
Little Rock
Nashville
Nooga
Memphis
Macon
Ne Ory
Spahn Stars as Braves Beat Pirates 3-1
Warren Spahn pitched a 3-1 win for the Braves over the Pirates marking his ninth straight victory. Yogi Berra homered and collected two singles for the Yankees in a 3-1 win as New York defeated Cleveland.
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Warren Spahn
Yankee Braves
Pirates
NG Yogi Berra
Newton Yankees
Yankees
Mueller a slugger no more in 1954 Giants season
Right fielder Don Mueller of the New York Giants shifts from fence busting to steady hitting. His measured move toward contact hitting raises his average toward the league leaders, marking a notable change from earlier slam-happy seasons.
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Don Mueller
New York Giants
J. G. Taylor Spink
Sporting News
Mueller
Spink
Billy Terry
Stan Musial
Duke Snider
Don
Monoa
Willie Mays
Giants
Walter Mueller
The
Pirates
Mark
Chillin Charley Powell Eyes Pro Peak Next Summer
The San Diego athlete 22 trains under Gorilla Jones who once held the middleweight title and now guides Powell Early Wynn and Bob Feller pilots to home. Pacific coast chatter praises Leo Durocher for steady managing while the Pirates groom young players Bob Skinner Gerry Lynch Curtis Roberts. College of the Pacific hosts a football writers clinic as part of summer activities.
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Chillin
Charley Powell
San Diego
Rocky Marciano
Luey Welch
Gorilla Jones
Jones
Powell
Pirates
Bob Skinner
Gerry Lynch
Curtis Roberts
Yankees
Bill Skowron
Frank Frisch
Joe Garagiola
Polo Grounds
Dohany Antonelli
Final crack at All America for ex-Notre Dame back
The piece notes a player poised for a late surge toward All-America honors after two more seasons of service football. It mentions Frank Leahy as a sales manager for Exothermic, a firm whose name roots mean out of heat. Yale coach Jordan Olivar is quoted about his son, a tall teen new to football, with playful gloss on sports fame.
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Frank Leahy
Leahy
Yale
Jordan Olivar
Not enough context to form a full headline
A fragment notes a person experimenting with batting cross handed and undecided about which hand to throw with, indicating a sports player in a development phase.
Boxing Results From Last Night In Three Cities
In Albuquerque Art Aragon stopped Mario Trigo on points in a 148 pound bout. In Philadelphia George Justine outpointed Ellwood Davis in a 40 year old light fighter clash. In West Haven Jerry Luedee beat Bruce on points in a 158 pound bout.
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Art Aragon
Ides
Mario Trigo
Cauillo
Mexico
Philadelphia
George Justine
Ellwood Davis
West Haven
Conn
Jerry Luedee
New Haven
Seixas Likely to Skip Australia If Doubles Only
Vic Seixas, key part of the defending Davis Cup team, says he may not travel to Australia if selected only for doubles. He argues for singles duties and notes Hamilton Richardson as a potential second singles player behind Trabert. Seixas also praises U S depth and reflects on current round results at Forest Hills.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Vic Seixas
Australia
United States
Seixas
Trabert
Harry Hopman
Hamilton
Bernard Bartzen- Neale Fraser
Fraser
San Angelo
Tex
Straight Clark
Pasadena
Calif
Jack Frost
Frost
Stanford University
Newport
Lewis Hoad
Tom Brown Jr
San Francisco
Sweden
Sven Davidson
Richardson
Owen Williams
South Africa
Furgol Leads Qualifying At Akron
In Akron Ohio a field of 56 golfers opened the Rubber City Open with Ed Furgol among leaders. Chick Harbert Peter Thomson and others posted solid scores at Firestone Country Club 6600 yard par 72 course. Barber tops money list with 17 this year after a 65 in the practice round.
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Ohio
Cham
Ed Furgol
PGA Ampion
Chick Harbert
Peter Thomson
Rubber City A. Ee
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Jo Barber
Aor Neteash Championshamateurs
Na Palmer
Land
Franken
Toledo
Referees to Undergo Two Physiological Exams Annually
New York fight officials will be required to pass two official medical examinations each year. The program aims to ensure referees maintain health standards for ongoing events and competitions.
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