Colt Victory Could Throw Pro Football Race Into Turmoil
The Los Angeles Rams lead the Western Conference with a 3-1-0 record as they host Baltimore Colts in a pivotal Sunday game. A Rams win tightens their division grip while a Colts upset could spark chaos with Green Bay also alive. The clash pits notable QBs Shaw and Van Brocklin, with potential matchups featuring Ameche, Dupre, Younger, and Waller. Injuries shake both sides as Hall Haynes joins the injured reserve, replaced by Tommy McCormick on defense.
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Los Angeles Rams
Baltimore Colts
Los Angeles
Rams
Chicago Bears
Detroit Lions
Baltimore
Green Bay
Alen Ameche
Hall Haynes
Gilliman
Tommy McCormick
Haynes
Corky Taylor
COLTS
George Shaw
Oregon
Alan
Ameche
Wisconsin
Shaw
Valley Surprises Taft in Orange Show Bowl Thriller
Valley Junior College rallied in the second half to upset Taft J C 20 to 14 in the Orange Show Bowl before 7,000 at San Bernardino. Taft took an early 7-0 lead on a Orlie Schmitt eight yard TD run after a 7-0 start, but Valley dominated the rest of the game with a 71 yard TD pass from Dick Windham to Larry Myers and a key blocked punt by Ron Spilholtz setting up a 62 yard march capped by Tommy Uyeda scoring for a 20-7 lead. Taft answered with a late drive but could not overcome the deficit. Anaheim High swept Glendale 27-13 in another CIF tilt as Mickey Flynn starred with an 81 yard return and a 13 yard TD. San Diego defeated Bellflower 26-6 to reach semis. Alhambra tied Riverside 7-7 as Riverside edged ahead late in the fourth.
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L. A. Valley Junior College
Taft J. C
San Bernardino
Taft
Orlie Schmitt
Valley
Dick Windham
Larry Myers
Anaheim High School
Glendale
Anaheim
San Diego
Bellflower
Alhambra
Moors
St. Anthony
Flynn
Layce
Corre
Crox- Nanaheim
Toudndownes
Visnn
Mleyard Yuanil Weyard
Cece
Ukeyardun
Ganvarsiona
Baker
San Vireo
An Diego
Tron
Gummud Johnson
Guang
Kirm
Jaceral
Sumripe
Johnson
Sormwen
Warly
Vailey
Tommy Uyeda
Ron Spilholtz
Monarchs
Emmy Kotal
Myers
John Perry
Schmitt
Sulhollz Im
Yanis
Sycar-atis
Adda
Reynolda
Canalis Long
SieReynolds
Maddy
Sherry
Brabma Bay
el Ten
Star Lee
Chapman
Garza
San Morse
Ballou
Haycock
weCows
Salem
Vekey Bend
Bungert
Aphier
Canehola
Armstrong
Banks
Starits
Brown
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Powell
Clembertora
Tapalena
Dock Polo
Mocdat
Stes
Yacus
Hooker
Little Bob Vor
Minnit
Starks
Unies
Otte Twister
Clary Nell Milas
Chavez
Strausey
Mucho
Arglina
Suse Faber
Garar
Gandolta
Welton
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Eage
Cannan
Crockett
Tony Aidway
Aiilar Chive
2Oy Watts
SUISS
Garry Arceot
Key Dairy
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Dandy Mike
Lavbeld
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Tony Rand
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Carl Diké
Littia Stacht
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Potato Bowl Tilt Tonight At Bakersfield
Wenatchee Junior College meets Bakersfield Jaycee in the eighth annual Potato Bowl game in Bakersfield. The Wenatchee lineup includes five Hawaiians five Canadians a Californian and 20 native Washington players as a strong ground attack faces Bakersfield’s air power.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Junior College
Bakersfield
United Nations
Washington
Wilson 3rd in Running and Finals Contention
Wilson finishes tied for third with Newport at Huntington Beach, forcing four teams into the SCIP cross country finals at Mt. San Antonio. Excelsior and Bellflower win heat times, Morningside Mira Costa and Torrance advance from Tagle swood meet while St. Anthony's Jim Horan sets a Sentinel Park record. Cruz Lopez of El Rancho posts Huntington Beach mark, Beltflower’s John Samarin cacy leads his team.
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Wilson
Huntington Beach
Newport
Morningside
Mira Costa andTorrance
Tagleswood
St. Anthony
Jim Horan
Sentinel Park
el Rancho
Cruz Lopez
Beltflower
John Samarin Cacy
Bruin Hare Poloists Win SCIP Semifinal Showdown
Wilson High water polo met Huntington Beech and won 24 to 12 to reach the SCIP semifinals. The Poly Dees beat Downey 14 to 12 to reach the finals, set to meet Whittier next week. Whittier, El Segundo, and Whittier’s varsity also earned spots in the upcoming round with other Jordan and Paly games producing lopsided scores.
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Wilson High
Huntington Beech
Poly Dees
Downey
Whittier
Wilson
el Segundo
jBows
Ney
Jordan
Paly
Bees
Fullerton
Brave Skaters Fall as Red Devils Rout Braves
The Braves were defeated 128 to 25 by the Brooklyn Red Devils Friday night at Olympic Auditorium. Brooklyn earns a commanding series edge.
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Los Angeles Braves
Brooklyn Red Devils
Olympic Auditorium
Brooklyn
State 103 Beats Alumni In 1055-56 Opener
Long Beach State College varsity defeated the Alumni 103 to 57 as the 49ers opened the 1055 56 season in State gym. Hollis Harvey and John Miller led regulars with 20 points each while John Nadene scored 16 for the Alumni. The Orange Coast All-Stars topped the 49er jayvees 67-5 in the prelim.
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Hollis Harvey
John Miller
John Nadene
Orange Coast ‘All-Stars
Jayvees
St IF
Statn
Ec Anergy
Poerstar
Lee
Ieume Beare
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Slate 40
Bob Barres ii
Bashan
Hanmmand
Dopanova
Durant
Buy Hernex
Morandini
Shepard Wl
Acosta
Peake
Gray
Murret
Saver
Garrett
Sarr
Norse Beat Mt San Antonio In Overtime Thriller
Norse rally past Mt. San Antonio to defeat Long Beach City College 67 63 in overtime on the Viking hardwood. James Erith scored late layup to force OT and Dave Pierce sealed the win with free throws and a set shot.
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Mt. San Antonio
Long Beach City College
Dave Pierce
Viking
Icei
Mountaineer
Saints Conquer Oilers 67 40 in Friday Basketball Game
Tanferan Handicap Saints defeated Huntington Saint JV 48 31 as Jim Lenske and Chris Murphy led scoring with 18 and 13 points. Saints built a 36 15 halftime advantage and maintained control, overpowering the Oilers in the final two periods.
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St. Anthony High Swaslon
Huntington Saint Jv's
Beach’s
Saints
Oilers
Jim Lenske
Chris Murphy
Anthony's
Stanting
Nevina
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Jacobson
Piran
Fr Anthony
Gligsane Parganas
Sebel
Gueca
Ioheaan
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Brientpuich
RSS
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Camp Sasnay
Beyond Reach
Stokes
Aoore
Herrmann
Lewis
Tanforan Resuits Pierce paced Mt. Sac with 23 points
Pierce led Mt Sac with 23 points while John Cheyes Bob Thetford and Smith added 14 13 and 1 respectively for the Vikings in a crowded collegiate night. The garbled page references horse racing purses and multiple names, leaving scattered results including a sixth race and various odds and participants.
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Mt. Sac
John‘ Cheyes
Bob Thetford
Smith
Vikings
Mt. Sag
St . Wohols
UU Etcurs
Alild
Paul
Frome
Aoe
Aizie & Axe
Pee
Leawie
London
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Lous Shekels
Hay Inn
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Lewisyoxne
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Blasco
Laanwuli
Georrie
Otvon
Hilary Ie
Amer
Cradea
Ibreal
Ss Yetman
Breoke
Chicken and Bean tournament headlines recreation park club battle
Jerry Wynn’s Gene Combs Chicken Lovers faced George Lake’s Bean Haters in a noisy Recreation Park Men’s Club event. The field included 150 finalists with notable notes on pars and results, plus plans for a National pea convention and assorted golf and women’s club activities.
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Jerry Wynn
Gene Combs
George Lake
Recreation Park
Combs
Sars Lake
Pinky Stevenson
Bob Terry
S ‘Ield
Leke
Atlantic City
N. J
Guy Bellitt
Altadena Golf Course
SC Pga
Dot Dodson
Eve Larti
Lakewood
Covington Blade
Friday's Fights 28 AS aes Beecham 1548 Tasted Brites
Fragments report boxing or bout notes mentioning Beecham and Brites with stray terms like Vector Col itonos Trinidad and a date style 1548. Limited legible facts, no clear outcomes, participants, or location identified.
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Aes Beecham
Trinidad
College Cage Results From Mountain Tourney Mixed Scores
In a jammed slate of early season college cage clashes the Mountain region tournament yielded a mix of wins and losses. Notable results include San Antone 67 over LECG 62 and Arizona State 103 over Alumet 37, with a long list of scattered scores across state universities and smaller colleges.
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San Antone
B. State
Alumet
Aford
Waatinston
Ornia
Alumat
Brons Nore
Laerrere ST
Eron
Cal Ageoil
Idaho
Seattle U
Farizona
Santa Ana
Parkerstiad FC
Pierce
Santa
San Bernardino
Prancens
Modesto JC Jay Monterey Penina Citrus
Harriet Fresco
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Necinremone
Upmak
Eeaa
Mountain Brigham Lune
Ucta
Colorado
A&m
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Wyoming
Villanova
Rernserlyor Polyi
Jenn
Tornoe
Loyola
Bars
Mwisteigh Dickinson Giurk
Duka OF
Coone Lake
Clemson
Mine State
Htaward
Fe Taulaville
Georgetown
Furman
Davidson
Unral
Kent State
Uslawba
Wofford
Presbyterian
Charlestor
Geo
Washington
Wake Forest
Newberry
North Giorpia
Alm
Silliman
Fink
Talindera
Akron
Pepperdine
Rmarquatte
SL Norberts
Wash
South Dakota
Drake
Dakota State
Duluth Bi
Nioorhead Vhra
Kaneas St
CIF Playoffs Central Group Race Report
In the Central Group standings San Dimas leads with a 20 point showing while Anaheim Glendale and Beverly Hills field scattered results. Northern and Southern groups post wins and byes as Santa Maria Pomona Arroyo Grande Paso Robles and Canoga Park vie for advanced positions in tonight’s Santa Ana Bowl context.
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Glendstle
Venalag
Chatdowny
Beverly Hulamst
cAnetony's
Anigat
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M. Tustin
Thing
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Hanning
Arawley
San Maria
Pomona
Cathellc
Santa Maria
Arroyo Grande
Paso Robleson
Santa Ana
Wrestling Results At Octan Tare Pasadena Arena
Ned Berry defeated Leo Gasibaldi in a best two of three match while Talia and Prince Matava were noted in complex bouts. Results also mention Tony Mavito Hana Schnabel and Joe Manchard with Sammy Bo der Juan Mernonden. Ted Chek drew with Jack McDon.
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Wild
Ned Berry
Leo Gasibaldi
Talia
Prince Matavavel
Tony Mavito
Hana Schnabel
Joe Manchard
Sammy Bo
Juan Mernonden
Pasadena Arena
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