Dick Zehms Back in USC Football as Redskins Recruit
The column notes Dick Zehms also known as Bully Wells a former Rose Bowl star for Michigan State now joins the Los Angeles Rams and Washington Redskins in a charity game lineup at the Coliseum. It highlights his 12 yard punt runs his speed and his role alongside Curly Lambeau and the Rams, while touching on PCC Hall of Fame debates and other 1950s football chatter with mentions of Alfred Vanderbilt Ted Williams and Mickey Mantle among others.
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Michigan State
UCL
Southern California
Washington
Bruins
UCLA
Casadena
Paul Barry
Ams
Billy
East Lansing
Mich
Spartanville
Lambeau
George Preston
Paul Guneron
Bob Davenport
Bill Stirr
Jack Euenn
Bruin
Pacific Coast Conference
Morley Drury
Drury
Stanley Barnes
California
Mel Hein
Washington State
PCC
Er Neveers
Steaford
Brick Muller
Galifornia
George Wilson
National Casting Tourney Opens Today At Long Beach
The six day NAACC national angling and casting tourney starts with an opening ceremony at Long Beach Recreation Park pool. Distance events move to Long Beach State College field behind the veterans hospital. Notables from Milwaukee to New Orleans arrive for practice as favorites Tarantino and Lovely await Thursday’s five eighths ounce distance ball and salmon fly distances.
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National Association of Angling and Casting Clubs
Long Seach
Recrestion Park
NAACC
National Council
Recreation Paols
Long Beach State College
Long Beach Veterans Hospital
St. Turing
Bellflower Blvd
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Recreation Park
Wille Waters
LSCQ
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Ces
Ers
Pacific Coast
Clarence Anthes
Milwaukee
John Saunders
Wisconsin
Ben Fontaine
New Orleans
Clem Forsade
St. Louis
Kim Harbison
Oklahoma
Casper Rigamer
Dick Ward
Washington
D. C
Steve Aleshi
Kansas City
Bob Judd
Jeffersonville
Ind
Jen Tarantino
San Francisco
William Lovely
Aursday
Phils Save Lead for Giants and Wilkinson Sees More Punting
Oklahoma coach Bud Wilkinson predicts more kicking this season due to limited substitutions as coaches adopt reduced platoon thinking. He notes emphasis on field position, quicker kicks, and improved kicking overall. The Sooners must strengthen line and pass defense after losses and graduations, with many promising sophomores to contribute.
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Giants
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Oklahoma City
Bud Wilkinson
University of Oklahoma
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Wilkinson Saxos
Sooners
D. Roberts
Bell Ponders Baseball In California Expansion
Los Angeles Times report quotes National League commissioner Bert Bell frustrated by by passing coast expansion. He notes successful Rams and 49ers lure, cites $10 000 cost to move a pro football team to California and predicts the NL will post its best season financially despite debate over hosting big league baseball in the region.
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Bert Sell
Bell
Newsmen
Los Angeles Rams
San Francisco
California
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Sports on Radio-TV Ah Sox Se Orlules-KalET
Ambiguous sports item noted with mixed letters and unclear teams. It mentions Seattle and a 1 pm time, plus names Rita and Mayor Lea, but readable facts are sparse. The fragmentary OCR yields uncertain event details and lacks coherent outcomes.
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Seattle
Lea We
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Olson Spars Heads for San Francisco Title Bout
Olson sparred at his Nice California camp and heads for San Francisco to meet Rocky Castellani in a 15 round title bout Friday night. Castellani trained in San Rafael with two sparring partners, totaling 149 rounds since starting camp, while Olson worked on jabs and counters with Esau Ferdinand.
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San Francisco
UPI
Carl
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Feads
Rocky Castellani
Olson
Calif
Sid Flaherty Wes
San Francis
Castellani
Jist
San Rafael Carp
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California
Esau Ferdinand
Aids
Seid Castellani
Seltau Sidelined for Full Season
San Francisco 49er star Gorden Soltau, a five year NFL scoring champion, may miss the rest of the season after surgery on a separated shoulder. Dr. Tanner said recovery could extend beyond the year, and returning now would be imprudent given the injury and risks.
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Sas Franciscop
San Francisco
Gorden Solall
Eran
Joseph ‘Tanner
Becaus
Soltau
Caddies Contend for $1,500 Scholarship at OSU Course
Columbus reports caddies from across the nation compete at Ohio State University for the ninth National Caddie Association Tournament. The top prize is a $1,300 PG A scholarship for the winner.
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Columbus
Veil
Ohio State University
ARINOR LEAGUE Standings and Tonight's Matchups
ARINOR LEAGUE standings recap lists multiple games across several cities. Notable matchups include Holywood at San Diego, Cincinnati at Chicago, and Seattle at Los Angeles. Reported records show Beattie Podres and other pitchers in action with several teams pursuing leads in the standings.
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Detroit
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Cleveland
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Boston
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Leettesitere Pas
Pennant Races at a Glance in Early Baseball Standings
The Associated Press rundown lists AL and NL results with teams like New York, Boston, Chicago, Milwaukee, and Philadelphia. Scores show Baltimore, Chicago, and St Louis among others contending. highlights include home games and road results across multiple venues.
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DiMaggio Next in Line for Baseball Hall of Fame
New York reports Joe DiMaggio stands as the leading candidate for imminent Hall of Fame induction. Analysts note his strong vote history, while Ted Williams and others face longer waits under current rules, with only a few stars deemed likely to gain election soon.
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Yankee Stadium
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Stow
Ruth
Cobb
Speaker
Cy Young
Foxx
Hubbell
Frisch
Ted Williams
Baseball Writers Association
DiMag
Hall of Fame
Bill Dickey
Bill Terry
Rabbit Maranville
Érop
Williams
Stan Muial
Bob Feller
Jackie Robinson
Cooper
U S and Aussie Duos Rally in Open for Doubles Final
In Brookline, United States and Australian pairs opened strong at the National Tennis Doubles Championships. Vic Seixas and Tony Trabert from the US defeated Don Fontana and John Leach 3-7 6-1 6-4 after a slow start, while Lewis Head and Ken Rosewall of Australia beat Maxwell Brown and Barry Mackey 6-2 6-2. The second seeds Bill Talbert and Hamilton Richardson had a bye into the second round.
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United States
Vic Seixas
Tony Trabert
Lewis Head
Ken Rosewall
Seixas
Trabert
Cincinnati
Nialds
Don Fontana
Toronto
Young John Leach
Los Angeles
Road
Rosewall
Maxwell Brown
Louisville
Barry Macey
Dayton
Ohio
Bill Talbert
New York
Hamilton Richardson
Baton Rouge
Newport
Wieter
Fights Last Night Reported Across Several Venues
Sports brief notes several box bouts with fighters from Brooklyn New York and Los Angeles. Contested matches feature entrants from Ireland South Africa and Mexico with outcomes indicating stoppages or decisions. The report cites venues on Eastern Parkway St Nicholas Arena and Los Angeles venues with listed ring weights.
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Brooklyn
Eastern Parkway
Bau
Brady
Frapxie Ruth
New York
Cork
St. Nicholas Arena
Gerry Dreyer
Africa
el Constripto
Mexico
LUS Anceles
Rudy Martinez
Ballywood
Manuel Cae
Los Angeles
Phillies Clinch Pennant Chance in Giants Series
Philadelphia and New York battle in a three game set as the Phillies seek to prove they are the NL title contenders. Dodgers stumble after a 9-6 loss to Philadelphia while Atlanta and Cleveland loom with key series.
Granddaddy of U S Tennis Courts Saved
Rocky Marciano plans a lean 100 rounds of sparring before the September rematch with Ezzard Charles, saying fewer workouts near the date are better. Manager Weill and trainer Goldman back Charles’s late-career bid. Frankie Ruff remains active aiming for a September 13 bout with Ralph Bupas as he tunes up in Brooklyn. Gerry Dreyer and others in Newport discuss past titles and cash offers while a New York boxing card features Tommy Lopez defeating El Conscripto at St Nicholas Arena.
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Savice
Apparenty
al Weill
Charley Goldman
Charles
Joe Walcott
Joe Gention
Washington
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Rocky
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America
Gerry Dreyer
Mexico
el Conscripto
Tommy
Lopez
Iola Indians Struggle Marks of Dark Season
In Iola Kansas the Class C Western Association team the Iola Indians show a troubled season with only 21 able bodied players. Injuries and military service thin the roster as thefts drain cash and items from the clubhouse. The club, under league management, sits seventh in an eight team league amid ongoing financial woes.
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Kan
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Iola Indians
Cola
Western Association
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Lola
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Sherbie
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Shoemaker to ride High Gus in American Derby
Jockey Willie Shoemaker, arcane nation's leading rider, flies to Chicago Friday night to ride High Gus in Washington Park's American Derby Saturday. He won his ninth riding title at Del Mar Monday and will return for Monday's program.
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Arcane Nation
Willie Shoemaker
Chicago
Gus
Washington Park
Shoemake
del Mar
Local Sports Schedule and Recreation Highlights
Calendar lists events including Horne Aaewie Ded Mer on B15 Boan and baseball in Sacramento. Highlights football and soccer matchups with start times set for 8:00. Also noted are championship pennant ceremony and recreation activities at Ca ating pools.
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Ve. Hallywoerd
Wrring
Gale Areng
ALL ROADS LEAD TO COUNTY STADIUM SELL-OUTS PREDICT BRAVES HOME GAMES
Milwaukee fans flood County Stadium as Charlie Grimm's Braves spark a sellout streak. Five of the next ten home dates are completely sold out with tickets dwindling. attendance nears last year's 1.83 million as the team eyes a two million mark. Serieses against St Louis, Chicago, New York, and Brooklyn loom with strong demand and near-capacity crowds.
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Associated Press
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Leo Durocher
Johnny Antonelli
Robin Roberts
Pee
Wee Reese
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Chicago
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