Compton College Faces Backlash Over Fumble Recovery Debate
Compton College nearly faced athletic ruin as critics condenmed its leadership and past praise. Writer asserts initial anger softens after discussions with Karl Goldie Holmes and Ralph Alexander, noting student body support and renewed efforts toward the Junior Rose Bowl selection.
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Students Raise Alexander Fund After Damaging Pranks
Alexander family in Compton faced mail flood and late night abuse aimed at Ralph Alexander and the Junior Rose Bowl committee. Students collected over 400 to cover home damages while anonymous pranks and hate calls disrupted the household.
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Compton Apology Signal From Tay Brown At Meeting
Tay Brown coach of Compton football apologized at a Football Writers meeting for acts by unknown individuals. He praised sincere apologies and stressed the need to respect voters who cast ballots in the Little Rose Bowl context. Reporter notes the controversy over vandalism and messaging aimed at Compton and Chaffey officials.
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Vote for Compton or Not at All
A letter to the editor discusses a controversy over voting for Compton. It notes Ralph Alexander’s right to vote freely, mentions Rit Schroeder the committee chair, and cites statements by Diddle Holmes and Goldie about committee resignations and political influence. The piece references a Notre Dame press box discussion and a meeting held yesterday.
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Loyola Fives Dedicate St. Anthony’s Gym Tonight
USC Trojans face Loyola University in the opening game at St. Anthony’s High Gym tonight at 8 45. A 7 15 preliminary features fresh Loyola and USC squads with Scotty McDonald coaching Loyola and Alex Hannum leading USC in a clash that marks Loyola’s local debut after a prior Westwood setback.
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Darkhorse Open Favors Dim Darkhorse Douglas Wins Playoff
In Orlando Florida Dave Douglas of Wilmington Delaware won the Orlando Open after a playoff with Herman Kelsor and Jimmy Demaret. All three finished 274 after 72 holes. Douglas sank a five foot putt on the 19th to capture 2000 first prize as Demaret missed by inches.
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Long Beach Lawn Bowling Club Elects New President
Dr L E H Fike was elected president of the Long Beach Lawn Bowling Club at the annual election. He succeeds Judge O E Farnham. Other officers include Robert Bennett as vice president W B Ball secretary treasurer Dr B C Read state representative and Sherman Mix Southern California representative. Recent club members attended Adam Tail's funeral in San Pedro.
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Continental College Basketball Scores May Be Misread
Fragmented OCR lists multiple college basketball results with scattered team names and numbers. Key readable items include Texas A&M 43 versus Texas 80, Indiana State 78, Georgetown 30, Oregon 65, Rice 68 and Baylor 45, along with several unclear entries and stray words.
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Apology Letter from Compton Sports Committee After Bowl Incidents
The Compton Citizens Sports Committee and Compton College athletic department issue a formal apology for unsportsmanlike acts after the Little Rosa Bowl. They state regret over the incidents including a water hose placed in Ralph Alexander’s mail box and pledge cooperation with Little Rose Bowl organizers to ensure future events are a success. Ralph J. Brewer signs as chairman.
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Coast Colleges Weigh Wartime Code Change Amid PCC Session
Pacific Coast Conference delegates meet to discuss abandoning the wartime athletic eligibility code and review the 1950-51 football schedules plus waivers for athletes training for the Olympics. Also on the table are NCAA purity code impact and penalties for outside competition.
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Public Clears Rocky Graziano in Nationwide Poll
A national poll released by the National Boxing Association shows overwhelming support for Middleweight Champion Rocky Graziano continuing in boxing. Sentiment ranges from 98 percent of newspaper columnists to 70 percent of collegiate boxing coaches backing his ongoing career.
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Fritz Crisler Named Coach of the Year in World Telegram Poll
Michigan coach Fritz Crisler earned the 194... coach of the year title in the New York World Telegram annual poll. He topped Matty Bell of SMU and others, receiving 68 first place votes to 40 for Bell. The award honors the top college football coach as chosen by the American Football Coaches Association.
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Fritz) Crisler
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Red) Blairs
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Trojans Lose Sub Lineman May Miss Rose Bowl
ELSE SWOPE, backing up John Ferraro at left tackle, is likely out of the Rose Bowl with a severe knee injury suffered in the Notre Dame game. Bob Hendren reports Dick Nash said Swope will be out, while the same meeting noted Jeff Cravath and Michigan scrutiny.
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Tag Team Match Tops Bowl Mat Card Tonight
Anuel Garza and Jim Mitchell are billed to return in a three fall tag team rematch at Wilmington Bowl, aiming to top Gorgeous George and Juggernaut Jules Strongbow after last week’s controversial finish. Promoter Doyle predicts Garza and Mitchell should win to redeem the card before a large crowd. The prelim features Marvin Jones and Reginald Sikt, with Alex Keasabosti and Chief War Cloud opening at 4 o’clock.
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Black Panther) Mitchell
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