Long Beach State fans serenade IPT sports staff in upset tone
In a colorful, opinionated column Hank Holling surveys a chaotic scene outside the Independent Press Telegram after Long Beach State students flooded Pine Avenue to celebrate a victory over Chico State. The piece riffs on school spirit, media hype, and upcoming games against Santa Barbara and Cal Poly, with musings on coaches Royal and Sutherland and UCLA’s Mark.
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Horse Breaks Loose From Race at Cranwood Park
A horse in the Cranwood Park third race bolted during warmups, throwing jockey Corlette and escaping along Miles Avenue. The horse ran nearly a mile before construction workers restrained it, halting traffic as they chased it around the area.
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Gillman Aims To End Rams Six Game Losing Streak
Sid Gillman targets his first win over the Chicago Bears as the Rams seek to snap a seven game skid dating to 1944. He cites past margins and recalls Billy Wade's knee scare after a Detroit game while predicting a Sunday upset in Chicago.
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Agabashian Quits Racing at Indianapolis Pace
Fred Agabashian, veteran of 31 straight years, retires from competition at Indianapolis after failing to qualify for this year’s 390 mile race. He joins Lee Wallard, winner of the 1951 event, in stepping away as Wallard’s speed records for four laps and a single lap at speedway in 1952 are noted.
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Dupas Versus Turner Set For National TV Bout
Ralph Dupas of New Orleans and Gil Turner of Philadelphia clash as welterweights in a nationally televised bout. The fight garners greater U S interest than Canada sports events while boxing fans await the Archie Moore Yvonne Durell light heavy title match on December 10.
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