Comedy of errors frames SC UCLA clash with battered backfields
In a frantic buildup to Saturday's game at the Coliseum, SC and UCLA face deep injuries in key backfield spots. SC may start with no healthy quarterbacks while UCLA relies on uncertain passing and a few sleepers like Buford and Baldwell. A rash of injuries looms, with questions about Wood Maudlin Prokop and Barnes, and quotes from figures in boxing and college football add a chaotic flavor to the leadup.
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Frank Wessels
Trojan
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al Prokop
Heer
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Negra
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Jim Feurig
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Redlands and Whittier Clash for Loop Crown Tonight
Whittier and Redlands, both unbeaten in league play, meet at 8 p.m. in Redlands to decide the Southern California Intercollegiate Conference crown. Redlands carries a 7-2 record with losses to Cal Poly SLC and Arizona State, while Whittier’s only setback is a late loss to Sacramento State.
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Mel Ott’s continued fame marks all time NL record
The clipping honors Mel Ott for his MLB achievements and long Giants career, noting his NL hitting record surpassed only by Ruth and Foxx. It recalls his six year rise starting 1942, time as Giants manager, later farm system role, and 1951 52 Oakland stint. tributes from McGraw Stengel Durocher Frick and others fill the piece.
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High School Football Scores Include Local Contests
Scattered game results show area high school teams posting scores across the region. Despite unclear OCR text, several schools reported competitive performances and notable drives as season play continues.
Red-Hot Poly Dominates Millikan Rams 41-13
Poly High routed Millikan 41-13 as Wee Dee Andrews racked up 219 yards on seven first-half carries, scoring three times including a 34 yard opening rush. Teammate Wolig Brown added 71 rushing yards and a 1 yard TD. Poly will face North High in CIF playoffs after this win.
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College Football Scores Mixed, San Diego Wins Big
College football notes show mixed results as San Diego defeats Valley and other teams with several high scores. Key players include Barta and Morris contributing points, while Tol and Barbara Anen face limited scoring opportunities.
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Wilson Crushes Lancers in 31-6 Victory
Wilson High powered to a 31-6 win over Lakewood as Bob Dailey led with 249 rushing yards and 18 passing yards. The Bruins, finishing second in Moore League, controlled the game with a stifling defense limiting Lakewood to 135 yards. Bailey Jed sparked the offense with key runs and a pair of connections including a 46-yard scamper setting up a touchdown. Dennis Achman and Don Crosby added scores and the defense forced turnovers in a dominant performance.
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Loyola Edges St Anthony 13-7 in Last Minute Thriller
In a Catholic Tailpack league clash at Saint Stadium, Loyola triumphed 13-7 over St. Anthony as a late surge and key plays, including a 52-yard drive and a 1-yard TD by Tyrone Frice, secured the victory despite St. Anthony’s solid defense late. Smith connected on a crucial pass but Loyola held to clinch the win.
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Son
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Ram Runners Win Moore League Title
Michikan High captured the Moore League championship by defeating Poly 22 to 33 at Long Beach State College on Friday. The result secured the league title amid a high school track atmosphere with notable performances from Waliren and other key competitors.
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Jordan Rallies Past Lennox 26-14 at Panther Stadium
Jordan High defeated Lennox 26-14 in a non league finale at Panther Stadium. Dick Merritt scored twice and added a 74 yard run setting up another touchdown while Toron and Reddick contributed key plays as Merritt's two yard plunge iced the win.
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Dick Merritt
Toron Tivice
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