Rams Face Colts Stars Ameche Shaw In Coliseum Showdown
The Rams prepare to stop Alan Ameche and George Shaw of Baltimore at the Los Angeles Coliseum as they contend with the Colts in a crucial NFL Western Division clash. Ameche leads in rushing and Shaw stars as a versatile passer, with both rookies delivering record performances for Baltimore. The Rams seek division clinching momentum led by a tough defense and a chance to narrow the gap with the Packers.
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Navy Back Sets Standard in Passing Department
Navy dominates football passing stats led by George Welsh who posted 18 completions and 697 yards for the season while Navy tops in total offense 258.6 yards per game and passing offense 185.1 yards per game. Claude Benham of Columbia trails in several categories as Army leads in rushing offense and Buffalo tops in ground defense.
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Saints vs Beverly Hills in CIF quarterfinal showdown
Saint Anthony's Saints host the Beverly Hills Normans at Clark Del Amo in a CIF playoff quarterfinal. Saints rely on Roland Osgood Don Wasnick Vic Gausepohi Hank Manzo and a stout defense while Beverly Hills leans on Ron Goldman Jim Blair and a passing attack. Osgood and Polino return from injuries as Estrada is doubtful with Jacquez stepping in.
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Berra Named AL MVP For Third Time In 1950s Era
Yogi Berra of the New York Yankees won the American League MVP title, becoming the third player ever to win three times and the third to secure the award in consecutive years. He finished with 218 points from seven first place votes, ahead of Al Kaline and Al Smith, with Kaline also earning high marks from voters. Berra posted 272 hits, 27 home runs, and 208 RBIs over 147 games, with a .984 fielding average.
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al Smith
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Indians Upset Huskies as Bond and Selleck Shine
The Pacific Coast opening night featured San Francisco edging Washington 72-55 as Ken Piercy led Chico State with 21 points and George Selleck added four for Compton. Oregon State and Cal also posted wins, while Cal Bears beat the Cal Alumni 64-49 and St. Mary’s defeated Cal Aggies 12-41.
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Weekend Sports Calendar Shows Mixed High School Events
The schedule lists football at Beverly Ulla and Saint Anthony's Stadium, an Invitational Tourney at Poly High with Kym, and readings at Eastalde Arena. Other items include a basketball meet, a track event at Caliente Stadium, and a sports car race at Springs.
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SC Cagers Test Nation's No.1 Team Tonight
Southern California's inexperienced quintet faces the nation's defending NCAA champions and No. 1 team in pre-season polls, tonight in San Francisco's Kezar Pavilion. Two good cer ries and traveling squad named. Jim Houlman and Jack Dunne start at forward. Rimdzius at center. Psaltis and Hauser at guard. SC opens 1955-56 season after Dons' opener win over Chico State 70-39.
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Wilson and Redondo vie for Long Beach cage title
Wilson battles Redondo tonight for the championship of the sixth annual Long Beach Invitational at Poly High. Tip off at 8 15. Jordan and Alhambra meet for third place at 8 1 and Chaffey vs Lynwood contest the consolation crown at 5 45.
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Navy picks all-opponent football team with Notre Dame stars
Notre Dame players dominate the Navy list with five on the first team and Pat Bisceglia unanimously voted as guard. Army lands only two players on the second team while Duke contributes three names.
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Porous Steeler Defense Needs Glick By United Press
A look at NFL standings shows Pittsburgh chose Gary Glick of Colorado A&M as a bonus pick, noted for his defensive skill. The Browns, Redskins, Cardinals and Giants lead in fewest points allowed, while Pittsburgh and Philadelphia struggle, with Packers and 49ers also giving up many points.
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Berra Surprised by Award Selection
Yogi Berra of the New York Yankees said he was thrilled and a little surprised to win the American League Most Valuable Player award for the third time. He noted he thought he had a chance but figured Al Kaline might beat him out.
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Tarheel Ace Scares Irish in NC Notre Dame Clash
North Carolina star Ken Keller dazzled in the Notre Dame game, stealing a punt and breaking through five tacklers to set up a touchdown chance, leaving Paul Hornung to make a critical tackle. Also notes horse racing bets, birthdays, and memories of Clark Griffith and football legends.
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Packers Start Bettis at Center in Key San Francisco Clash
Green Bay guard Tom Bettis, a Purdue graduate, was set to start at center with Jim Ringo doubtful due to a back injury. Coach Liste Blackbourn sought rhythm as Bettis practiced all week, while San Francisco aimed to snap a four game skid and stay within reach of the league leaders. The Forty Niners held a slight edge as Green Bay faced a crucial Western Conference matchup at Kezar Stadium.
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Radio TV Ratio Race Recreation Sees EC vs Foathell
Unclear sports note lists a late evening broadcast at 10:30 pm featuring a radio TV ratio race recreation between EC and Foathell with terse station and timing details.
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