Junior colleges urged to return to free substitution rule
Compton College director Clive L Grafton argues postwar junior college athletics falter under single platoon. He cites low attendance and injuries, urging a return to free substitution to keep jaysee programs viable and nurture top athletes for senior colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Zens
Clive L. Grafton
Compton College
Calley
Ules
Fuinior College
Juniné Callese
Que Rannof
He Jaysees
Troy After 2nd Win By Dick Zehrs Forrest
Troy near 2000 fans at Long Beach City College watch USC leverage a 60-46 victory over Hawaii as Tony Psaltis and Roy Irvin pace the Trojans. LBCC’s Vikes seek a fifth win in six as they face San Bernardino in a 6:45 matchup, while Hawaii falters in the second half and Lee scores 28 for the Rainbow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Zehrs Forrest
Twogood
USC
Long Beach City College
University of Hawaii
Trojans
Troy
Charlie Church
San Bernardino
Hawaii
Tony Psaltis
Bill Lee
Rainbow
Orief
Dick Hammer
Nets
Invaders
Ed Simpson
Trobabes
MAC
Trojan
Excelsior High
Fred Furukawa
City College
Landy Narrowly Misses Four Minute Mile Record
Melbourne AP report on John Landy finishing 4.02 miles at Olympic Park. Landy’s 4:02.0 showed he was second fastest ever, behind Haegg and Andersson, with a headwind and a 1:58.60 split at the 1 1/4 mile mark. Prime Minister Menzies called it colossal as Landy lamented not sharing the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
John Landy
Olympic Park
Landy
Sweden
Gander Haegg
Wes Santec
Roger Bannister
England
Tile
Swift
John Marks
Candy
Robert G. Menzies
Australia
Bruins trample Wildcats 90 to 45 in big Arizona game
UCLA Bruins dominate University of Arizona 90-45 as Wildcats struggle early and never recover. Bruins display strong offense led by Livingston, Brower, and Rountree with multiple players scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ucla Bruins
University of Arizona
Bruins
Wildcats
UCLA
Arizona
Jim
Lcua
Rdgway
Friday Fights Highlight Short Result List
New York Wallace Bud Smith outpointed Orlando Zu in a Cincinnati clash. Palm Beach Del Flanagan defeated Chief Crazy Barat in Coral Gables. St Paul bout saw Araote win on points over Maw Form in Avetrayis Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Praxe
York
Wallace Bud Smith
Lou
Cincinnati
Orlando Zufield
Haver
Miami Open Takes Turbulent Turn as Golfers Fracture Tempers
In Miami, the third round of the $10,000 Miami Open saw high scores and rising tensions. Julius Bores quit after a 103 first-27 holes, Sam Snead yelled after a missed putt, and Art Wall Jr clashed with photographers amid a fourth place tie. Winds were calm but play remained puzzling to pros, while Doug Ford led with 135 before the day’s play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Julius Bores
Johnny Palmer
Sam Snead
Lew Worshaary
Tommy Falr
Art Wall Jr
Aub
Husky Doug Ford
al Brosch
Fred
Rupp Tabbed Leahy of Basketball Court
Kentucky vows to clobber all opponents after a one year layoff as Adolph Rupp reacts to the opening win over Temple. He laments trouble ahead on court as the team shows potential and hints at tougher games to come. Other notes mention birthdays and local sports items.
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Jay Eees
Frances
Rupp
Leahy
New York
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Temple
Diinth Mlav Snowhars
Henri Cochet
Charof
Tripps
Billy Burke
Sire
Fred Wilt
Frank Leahy
Miller Back at Seal Helm
San Francisco tale of Damon Miller and his “Little Corporation” winning control of the San Francisco Seals in the Pacific Coast League after a six hour debate. A $50,000 bank loan and KSAN backing secured the move, with Miller claiming over $64,000 cash from local stock subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Francisco — LP
Damon Miller
Little Corporation
San Francisco Seal
PCL
Miller
The
Seals
Paul Fagan
Rudy Schaffer
Baltimore
Pacific National Bank of
San Francisco
KSAN
Fagan
Falas
Clarence
Pants) Rowland
Pacific Coast League
John H. Brill Leentar
Brill
Lute Corporation
AP Telephoto
Halftime score shows Hawaii leading San Francisco
The text lists players and substitutions from both teams Hawaii and San Francisco with halftime scores Hawaii 24 San Francisco 23 and names multiple players such as Nagai Loveien Candiana Bruce Tucker Kealan Bone Benen McParland Kaufman Cook Meads Handley Mitchell Lanier Thompson and others, indicating a basketball game update with lineups and subs.
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Tay Ze
Welsch
Manilgula
Irvin
Lao
Dommar
Furukawa
Psaltis
Faiallee
Hawai
Nagai
Loveien
Pausiz
Cooke
White
Duane
Thompson
Hawaii
Candiana
Bruce
Tucker
Yi Kealan Bone Benen
SO Frmity
McParland
Kaufman
Cook
Meads
Handley
Mitchell
Lanier
Thomps
Fresh
Miller
Acosta
Andreasen
Keller
Hopkins
Young
Peek
Tanharit
Cummings
Erash
Haverkorgst
Sears
Wits
Heath
Hoeck
Mateljan
Walker
Elcharis
Owen Open to All Jobs as Giants Coach Retires
Steve Owen, 55, retiring after 23 years as Giants coach seeks future coaching offers in pro or college football. Lions must beat Giants to secure Western Conference crown while Browns and 49ers chase title hopes with losses by others influencing playoff spots.
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NEW York
UPI
Steve Owen
Owen
Giants
Lievesandy Browns
Philadelphia Eagles
Detroit Lions
New York Giants
Browns
San Francisco 49Ers
Baltimore Colts
Lions
Detroit
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Pittsburgh Steelers
Los Angeles’ Rams
Green Bay Packers
49Ers
Colts
Chicago Cardinals
Chicago Bears
Eagles
Bears
Qwen
Jana
Casaba Results and West Coast college scores list
A long list of regional college basketball results and scores across the Southwest, West Coast, and Midwest. Notable games include Arizona 45 California 58, Oregon 67 Washington State 84, Idaho State 88 Rocky Mountain 45, Brigham Young 59 Texas Christian 48, and Wake Forest 76 Duquesne with other scores from Santa Barbara to New Mexico A&M and beyond. The item compiles multiple school results with numerous abbreviations and minor inconsistencies.
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Vest
Hawaii
Lone Beach CC
UCLA
Arizona
California
San Jose State
Tempa
Washington State
Gonzapa
Seattle
Pepperdine
Utan St. Layolaly
Santa Barbara State
Racramenin State
Fulleron JC
Glendalena Valley
Cal’ Poly
San Dimas
Ventura de
Ban Amanio
Portetville
Bay
Figueiiea
Fresno St
Idaho
Montana
Hedlands
Pomona-Claremont
Cab Tech
Occidental
Oregon
Educ'n
Sxeramerity JC
Clark Wash
Abasta JC
el Toro
Diego
Alameda Naval
Chico State
Lewis & Clark
Hartnell
San Jose Alate
Grange Canal
Monterey
Santa Rosa
Napad Ae
Palfornia IV Nt
Valleja
Wes
Contra
Costa JC
Cal Frosh
Han Matra JG
Marin JC
USF
Aona Ei
Rice
Sam Houston State
Austin
Central Missour
Texas Tech
Payne
Tulsa
New Mexico A&m
Brigham Toung
Texas Christian
Steel Bowe C
Duquesne
Wake Forest
Pitt
Bradley
Johny
Fairfield
Buffalo
REI
Wenalevan
Clark
Amberat
W. Va
Midwest
Wyoming
Gretentan
Rio Grande
Bluffinn
Miami
Ohio
Bowling Green
Beloit
Baldwin-Wallace
Akron
Denison Jr
Oh Wesleyan
Asnland
Joe
Cornell
Iowa
Grinnell
Carteton
South Dakota
Buena Vista
North Dakota
Tencnars
Keep Hungry U S Netters Sharp For Davis Cup
Bil Talbert captain of the U S team tightens practice and nurses Vic Seixas and Tony Trabert as they prepare for the inter- zone finals in Brisbane. If victorious they face Australia in Melbourne for the Davis Cup. Seixas and Trabert shown improving while Talbert stresses keeping them hungry.
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Brisbane
Australia
Bil Talbert
Vic Seixas
Talbert
Tony Trabert
Selxas
Trabert
Belgium
Philippe
Washer
Jacques Brichant
Melbourne
Seixas
Sydney
Edgar Stumbles
Belzium
Cravath Rites Set Tuesday
Memorial service scheduled at St. John's Episcopal Church in Los Angeles for Jeff Cravath former Southern California football coach Cravath age 50 died after a car crash near here officials said Rev Canon W Clinton Billig will officiate
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EL Centro
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Los Angeles
Jeff Cravath
Southern California
Cravath
Here
Canon W. Clinton Billig
Eric Bloy
Wotta Night Five Overtimes Ends In St. Martin's Win
St. Martin's defeated Seattle Pacific 212 to 104 in five overtime periods after regular play ended 68 all in Olympia Washington Friday night. Jack Mey scored 48 for St. Martin's with 27 in regulation. The NCAA guide has no record of such OT games.
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Olympia
Wash
St. Martin's
Seattle Pacific
Jack Mey
Penn State
Temple
Penn
Princeton
Ring Doctor Honored by Fight Scribes
New York physician Dr. Vincent A. Nardiello, longtime MSG attending physician, was voted the James J. Walker Memorial Plaque for meritorious boxing service by the Boxing Writers Association. Light heavyweight Floyd Patterson named Rookie of the Year 1953. Kid Gavilan received the Edward J. Neil Plaque. Awards to be presented January 14 at the Hotel Astor.
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New York
Vincent A. Nardiello
New York State Athletic Commission
James J. Walker
Boxing Writers Association
Floyd Patterson
Ty. Nardiello
Patterson
Welter
Kid Gavilan
Edward J. Neil
Association
Hotel Astor
James J. Dawson
Nardiello
Madison Square Garden
Brooklyn
English promoter clashes with doctor over boxing ban
London entertainment night at The Temple hosts a debate on professional boxing. Dr Edith Summerskill argues boxing warrants taxation and ban, displaying a skull to illustrate brain damage. Jack Solomons counters with statistics and a jab of humor, the judges giving Summerskill a narrow victory on points.
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Jack Solomons
IBC
England
Solomons
Edith
London
Temple
Britain
Bob Jones
Bummerskill
America
Freddie Mills
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