Houk Duren clash on Washbash Cannonball draws mixed view
The Sporting News recounts the Yankees victory party after clinching the pennant, describing a minor fracas between coach Ralph Houk and reliever Ryne Duren aboard the Washbash Cannonball. Eyewitness accounts say the incident was minor, with no injuries and a breakfast reconciliation the next morning.
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Incomplete Sports Card Roundup From Fragmented Text
Fragmentary OCR lists several college matchups and records. Entries mention Washington versus State, New York at Boston, Cleveland at Kansas City, and Washington at Baltimore with partial team records and notations like 17-1 and 10-12. Names Brower and Varry appear among scattered scores.
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Kansay City
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Culeng
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Poly Gridders in Top Form for Milk Bowl
Poly High readies for the Milk Bowl doubleheader at Veterans Stadium facing Jordan and Lakewood. Coach Dave Levy notes speed and intelligence in a lean lineup led by Dee Andrews, with key backs and Mike Giers anchoring the line. officials anticipate a tough Moore League race despite limited depth.
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Lakewood
Seven Inning No-Hitter By Sam Jones In Dodgers Loss
Sam Jones pitched seven and two thirds innings of no hit ball before a ninth inning rally by the Dodgers spoiled the bid. Jones left with a 1-0 lead as Jim Brosnan closed out a 5-1 Cardinals victory in Los Angeles. Gilliam spoiled the no hitter with a single in the eighth and Gilliam later scored on error. The win moved St Louis two games up in the race for fifth as they led the season series 11-10 with one game remaining at the Coliseum. Musial and Green contributed key hits as the Cards piled up 10 hits while Podres took the loss for Los Angeles credited with three unearned runs in eight innings.
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Charlie Neel
Stan Hack
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Demeter T
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Neal
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Ers
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Fairly
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Brosnan Sven
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Gormal Hart
Vikings Boast 8 Homers In Season Opener
Long Beach City College opens at Veterans Stadium versus Fullerton with eight starting players from local high schools and three from neighboring areas. The piece compares LBCC’s roster to Bakersfield and Santa Monica, noting roster secrecy and regional talent amid a broader junior college pattern.
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Ray Gilbert
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Doug Grown
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Red Griffith
John O'Dowd
Poly
Don Brockett
Angheim
John McDonald
Anasjheim
Heltbacks
Charles Mill
Bruins and Rams Open Milk Bowl at Veterans Stadium
Wilson and Millikan football teams start Moore League action as the Milk Bowl kicks off at Veterans Stadium. After a 1:30 parade, the defending champion Bruins face the Rams at 1:50 with a continuous clock through all games.
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Ohio State Tops First Grid Polls Incomplete Rankings
Ohio State and Oklahoma occupy the first two spots in the initial weekly United Press International and Associated Press college football ratings, though neither has played a game. Notre Dame, Michigan, LSU, Clemson, and Ohio State receive top votes across the two polls, with several programs listed in the top tier and others scattered through the rankings.
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Ado
Town
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Texas
Miami
Florida Forest
Osegon
Rams Make Multiple Cuts and Roster Moves Before Sunday
The Rams released five year veteran center Bob Griffin and defensive end Billy Ray Smith and placed linebacker Larry Morris on the reserve list with a knee injury. John Morrow is expected to start Sunday against the Cleveland Browns in the season opener after returning from service. Several other players were cut or placed on reserve including moves involving Lew Michaels Roy Wilkins and others. several teams including the Eagles Browns and Redskins made parallel roster changes.
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Bob Griffin
Billy Ray Smith
Larry Morris
John Morrow
Morrow
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Griffin
Smith
Glenn Holtzman
Lew Michaels
Roy Wilkins
Morris
Billy Wells
Pittsburgh Steelers
Philadelphia Eagle
Eagles
Tom Lougerback
Louderback
LaVern Torgéson
Washington
Fred Bruney
Ed Khayat
Johan Miller
Citeuke Cundinahye
Behmidt Satie Ehettie Cette
Harold
Econler
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Filma Ar Mitehel
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Evans to Start at Fullback for Long Beach State
Long Beach State is set to use Carl Evans, a 6-2, 217-pound senior and the program’s only five-year letterman, as fullback against Sacramento State in the Capital City on Saturday night. Coach Don Reed notes Evans brings power and quickness to boost a backfield missing punch, with Evans slated to open at fullback as Reed reshuffles the backfield to improve offense and maintain defense against Sacramento State's speed.
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Boba) Evans
Long Beach State
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Don Heed
Bosch
San Francisco State
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Roger Hull
Bill Griggs
Gordy Henderson
Denny Wilking
Velo Vasquez
Sacramento
Rhinos Delay Move to Montebello Amid Anaheim Push
Anaheim Rhinos delay relocation to Montebello for a couple of weeks after L. D. Fedderman urged civic leaders and clubs to support keeping the team in Anaheim. Poor attendance at La Palma Stadium prompted the move, with the team asking for rent relief and possible name change to Anaheim Rhinos.
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la Palma
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Radio-TV Sports and Recreated Racing Highlights
A compact recap notes sport broadcasts on KABC and related channels. Mentions Dodgers versus Cardinals and Tim Vision HB Boxine with varied race recreations and program segments.
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