Don’t Jump to Conclusions In College Football This Season
The column argues against early forecasts as Wisconsin Stanford California and the Browns shocked by midseason form ups and downs. It notes Rams and USC rose and fell, with early septembers predicting futures proven wrong by November outcomes.
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Wisconsin
Stanford
California
Cleveland Browns
Los Angeles Rams
USC Trojans
Rome
Badgers
Bears
Browns
Rams
Trojens
Patrick Henry
Indians
Trojans
Twinois
Chuck Taylor
Ucla Bruins
Easter Bears
Golden Bears
Pappy Waldorf
Strawberry Canyon
Cal
Ohio State
UCLA
Bevo Francis Stars Amid Publicity Blackout Losses
A chaotic New York sports page reports Bevo Francis of Lille Rio Grande College scoring amid a publicity blackout. The piece contrasts past SMU errors with Bevo’s outsize night and notes sponsors and boxing show practices affecting media coverage.
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New York
Patien
Marythetic Sfarts
Bevo Francis
Lille Rio Grande College
Olson Not for Giambra Aimed for Ten More Fights
Joe Giambra, 22, Buffalo, knocked out Jimmy Herring in 2 23 of the fourth at Madison Square Garden. It was Giambra’s 10th straight win, his 5th by decision over two losses, ranking him No. 5 contender. Herring protested a quick count. observers felt Giambra would have KO’d him next punch.
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Murray Rose
New York
Joe Giabra
Bobo Olson
Olson
Buffalo
Herring
Ray Miller
Miller
Giambra
Herving
Two Big Ten Teams to Sail Rose Regatta Debut
For the first time in five years two Big Ten sailing teams will compete in the Rose Regatta on Newport Bay December 29. Michigan State and University of Wisconsin will sail against UCLA and likely Stanford, with Purdue substituting for Wisconsin earlier in the season.
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Newport Bay
Michigan State
University of Wisconsin
UCLA
Stanford
Bob Allen
Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Yacht Racing Association
Warren Foster
Marion
Ohio
Midwest Association
Big Ten
Purdue
Wisconsin
USC
Bakersfield
Pasa
Iena City College
Marianne Pearcy
Pure West Contra Costa J. C
Jim Robright
Ron Cunningham
California
Pesadena
Wilbur Gary
Contra Costa
Fury
Cunningham
SCIF Grid Playoffs Report Fragments
Fragmented scores show Manual Arts 25 Lincoln 18 and Los Angeles 14 Banning 12. Central Groat Santa Monica 13 St. Anthony's 7. Saale Barbara 252 By Wilson 14. Anaheim 21 San Diego 7. Browhey 14 Paalfle 2. Northern Anolisa Porona 6.
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A. City Manual Arts
Lincoln
Los Angeles
Banning
Central Groat Banta Monica
St. Anthony's
Saale Barbara
Wilson
Anaheim
Dan Diego
Browhey
Paalfle
Anolisa
Porona
Vikes Edge Saints in CIF Playoff Fracas
Santa Monica High School Vikings upset St Anthony's 13-7 in a quarterfinal in a windy game. Jackie Douglas sparked the win with an 80 yard touchdown pass and a 30 yard TD run as Saint Anthony took an early lead before the Vikings rallied for the victory.
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Jackhs Douglas
Santa Monhaigh School
St. Anthony
Walt Tolbert
Willie Carpentier
Saint
Saints
Halo
Santa Monica
Warner
Amd
Afl
Gosche Wavenny
Hunley
Remtey
Dan Peterson
Maliot
Peterson Tolbert
Greeneld
Ogee
KE Dorsey
Gonzaley Sehille
Lewis Wasnick
Thamar
Amo
Linky
Ste Anthonys
Santa Moniea
Anthony
Regner
Carpentier
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Dorsey
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Yelk
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King
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Torn
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Heyer
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Santa Fizat
Dorras
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Iit
Nenalison
St. Anthony's
Vikings
Ray Regner
Viking
Jackie Douglas
Wallis Carpenter
Salfits
Dick Wasnick
Dow Oo
Santa Montrea
Carpenter
Dick Douglas
Bevo Star Francis fuels Rio Grande rally in overtime loss
Bevo Francis and Rio Grande pushed Villanova to a 93-92 overtime thriller in Philadelphia after two straight defeats. Francis scored 39 on 16 of 33 shooting with seven free throws, totaling 71 points across the two games. Miligan sank a late bucket to seal Villanova, as Rio Grande rallied with 2 high school plays and field goals to force OT.
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Bevo Frantis
Rio Grande
Todey
Villanova
Bevo
Marty Milligan
Vilanova
Inch Francis
Philadelphia Arena
Milligan
Jocko Callins
Bevo Franzis
Rio Grande College
Rams Duo Edge Closer to High Standings in Coliseum
Los Angeles Rams quarterbacks Norm Van Brocklin and Skeets Quinlan faced a key day to climb in NFL passing and rushing charts as they met the Baltimore Colts at the Coliseum. Van Brocklin entered the game third in passing average per completion at 8.13 yards, chasing leader Otto Graham of Cleveland and Bobby Thomason of Philadelphia who sat ahead.
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Rams
Cleveland
Otto Graham
Alex Lou
Toe Groza
Ken Carpenter
Paul Brown
Graham
Browns
Brown
Sunny Smithland
Low
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Badgers
UCLA
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Los Angeles Rams
Norm van Brocklin
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Delroit
Green Bay
Pe Ye ‘ Lo
Dan Towler
Finns
San Francisco
Joe Por- Nine Ehim
Lindars
Hirgen
Etramele
Danins
Rusheng
Ie Ave
Walston
Phil Beis
San Evan
Los Angeles
Wilson
Cudaiin
Wash
Stranmerserny
Walker
Agalanian
Fraternity Next Step for Major Leaguers
ATLANTA Ga AP reports turmoil as major leaguers walk out of minor league convention at New York meetings over the pension plan. Ralph Kiner and J Allie Reynolds renews retainment of Norman Lewis as talks hint at forming a players fraternity and biannual elections for player reps. Key issues include higher minimum salary, removal of release clause, daily meet money, better spring training facilities, and gate restrictions.
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Tr Bhegen
Ford Frick
A. Norman Lewis
Frick
Ralph Kiner
J. Allie Reynolds
Lewis
Kines
Reynolds
Dave Fultz
Philadelphia Athletics
Robert Murphy
Bos Jton
Head Downs Aussie Pal Wins Victoria Tennis Title
Lewis Head, 19, of Sydney, defeated Ken Rosewall 9-7 8-6 3-6 6-3 to capture the Victorian Championship. The blond son of a streetcar employee showed crushing power and moved as a top threat to the United States in the Davis Cup race. The victory marked his third straight state title this season and extended his winning streak over Rosewall, a lifelong friend since age ten.
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Melbourne
Australia
UPI
Lewis Head
Sydney
United States
Ken Rosewall
Rosewall
Seven Foot Center Debuts For Oregon State’s Win
Corvallis Oregon State College introduced its prize sophomore center Wade Swede Halbrook who stood 7 feet 3 inches. He scored 20 points leading the Beavers to a 63-54 victory over the University of Hawaii.
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Ore
Oregon State Colege
Wade
Halbrook
Oregon State Trimme University of Hawaii
Unclear Sports Broadcast Snippet Stirs Saturday Card
Fragments show sports on radio and TV across several events. Mentions include East Flora versus Kim and Notre Dame related items, with scattered references to specific programs and outlets.
Wilson Out as Dons Win 25-13 CIF quarterfinal clash
Wilson High Bruins staged a second half rally at Santa Barbara grounds but trailed 19-0 early and fell 25-13 to the undefeated Dons in a CIF quarterfinal. Santa Barbara QB Ernie Zampese starred with multiple scoring plays, while Wilson suffered injuries to three starters and manager.
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Santa Barbara
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Sigst
Marty Stevens
Rick Luper
Dick Mantrum
Schuler
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Tate
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Santa Barbaraie
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Schurri
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Schmid
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Cantona
Hans Buebin
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Heywood
Alderman
Dask
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Hengerson
Robinson
Jackson
Saa- Laie
Beach Night TV Boxing card from Hollywood Legion
KBCA TV airs from Hollywood Legion Stadium at 8 30 featuring six rounders and four rounders. Dick Finley meets Sonny Andrews Roy Daniels faces Rudy Martinez Ray Acosta battles Bobby Taylor. Jerry Holman fights Augie Diaz Marco Polo tops Joe Cardenaz. Finley Daniels Acosta Holman Polo are from Long Beach Diaz from San Pedro.
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Kbca-Tv
Hollywood Legion
Dick Finley
Sonny Andrews
Roy Daniels
Rudy Martinez
Ray Acosta
Bobby Taylor
Jerry Holman
Augie Diaz
Marco Polo
Joe Cardenaz
Finley
Daniels
Acosta
Holman
Polo
Long Beach
Diaz
San Pedro
Browns ruin Bell prediction with close shave wins
The Cleveland Browns halted Commissioner Bert Bell's forecast that every NFL team would drop at least three games, riding a lengthy streak of close victories. Detroit and Cleveland top their divisions while the Giants, Bears, and Packers mix into the late-season scramble with tight finishes and a 7 point margin or less in 24 of 60 games so far.
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United Press
Cleveland Browns
Bert Bell
Cleveland
Browns
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Steelers
San Francisco
Detroit Lions
Bell
Chicago Bears
Giants
Detroit
Green Bay
Bears
Beil
Arnold Galiffa
Kyle Rote
Chicago Cardinals
Washington
Pittsburgh
Lions
Forty-Ninera
Packers
Cardinals
Steelers
Chicago
Eagles
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