Wolverines barred from media drills at Brookside Park
California sports writers protest coach Bennie Oosterbaan’s ban on access to most of Michigan practice sessions before the Rose Bowl. The dispute centers on journalists in the West barred from Brookside Park while U of M prepares to face Bernie Waldorf’s California Bears in Pasadena. Strong local intrigue follows as readers recall Hap O’Connor’s Tucson knothole sleuthing for prior big games and a pledge to grant access rights to cover the Wolverines’ secret drills.
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Australian jockey Neville Sellwood to debut at Santa Anita
Neville Sellwood, Australia’s leading jockey for three straight seasons, arrived with his wife Alwyn in Los Angeles and will ride at Santa Anita for seven weeks before a planned departure to England. He aims to ride in England for Lord Sefton this spring under contract with Maurice McCarten, who also approved Santa Anita riding. Sellwood hopes to focus on Australian breds and adapt to American riding style, eyeing the Santa Anita Handicap on March 3 as a possible postponement of his England trip.
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Fights Last Night by Associated Press
Paris report on boxing results from Hay Robinson 1887 with New York editor Robert Willemann 18 cents. Hollywood notes by Dave Gallarda in Angeles scene mention outpainting Cecil Schoonmaker in a bout.
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Pepperdine Faces Chico State In Rematch Tonight
Pepperdine seeks a second basketball win against Chico State after a 67 10 51 thrashing in their first meeting. Hugh Faulkner led Pepperdine with 22 points while Chico’s Were Butler Ged matched for high honors as Cal Poly San Luis Obispo defeated Cal Aggies 74 61 despite 22 points by William Wetmore.
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Wershow and Kertes Lead Open Tune-up at LA Club
Los Angeles, Dec. 23. Amateurs Milt Wershow and pro Stan Kertes both fired three under par rounds at the California Country Club in tuneups for next month's $15,000 Los Angeles Open.
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USC Trojans Triumph Over Washington State in Pan-Pacific Clash
USC rallied to a 55 to 47 win over Washington State as Bruce Bennett led with 17 points after a fast start. Earlier, Oklahoma Aggies defeated Loyola 62 to 41 in the night's opener. Captain Ben Wade paced Loyola with 16. Loyola trailed early but closed strong, while Bennett fouled out late.
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Saint Anthony Highs Rally Past Huntington Beach In Overtime
Saint Anthony High School defeated Huntington Beach 38-36 in overtime after trailing in the fourth quarter. Bob Broggle led St Anthony's with 16 points as center John Boudreau tied the game late and Joe Amalfitana sealed the win with a late bucket.
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College Cage Scores From Across The Nation
A garbled recap of college basketball results lists multiple schools and scores, including California, Oregon State, Notre Dame, Purdue, Bowling Green, Ohio University, Kansas, Drake, Minnesota, Duke, Washington, Texas Christian, Oklahoma, Wyoming, Montana and others with various point outputs and opponents, reflecting a busy schedule and mixed outcomes across the season. The mistyped lines resemble a wiresheet flash of box scores with uneven readability and scattered team names.
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Shurtleff Soin
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Manaatey Ming
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Peroni
Noethern Tlnels
Snetie Duke
Earee
Washington
Jim Amd Stary
Morris Hare
Texas
Shrine Squads Plan Workouts Over Christmas
Shrine squads in Santa Clara and Palo Alto outline a Christmas weekend training slate ahead of the annual all star classic. West scouts watch as coaches Marchie Schwartz Bernie Bierman Rod Voight and Toss Me Laughry observe aerial drills and intra squad scrimmage slated for Christmas day.
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Sugar Ray Robinson Wins Ninth Round TKO in Paris
Fay Robinson, the Sugar Ray, defeated Robert Villemain of Paris by technical knockout in the ninth round of a 10 round non title bout before about 15,000 fans. Robinson Set up with lefts to the head, then finished with rights as Villemain was dropped for the eight count and halted on the ropes.
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Willie Gains on Culmone at New Orleans Fair Grounds
Jockey Culmone returns from a 12 race layoff to win with Blue Helmet at $3.40 while Willie Shoemaker captures four winners at the meet. Shoemaker leads Culmone in the year standings 386 to 371 with only seven racing days left this season.
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Connie Mack Feted on 88th Birthday
Connie Mack celebrated his 88th birthday in Philadelphia noting that baseball and the country will come out all right. He recalled Korea's trials and affirmed never selling a team short. The longtime Athletics manager spoke at Shibe Park, fielding questions with his characteristic memory and stoic outlook.
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Gavilan Wins Split Decision In Garden Bout
New York reported Gavilan, age 31, won a split decision over Joe Miceli in ten rounds at Madison Square Garden. Referee Scalzo favored Miceli six rounds to four, while two judges backed Gavilan, setting up a potential rematch for the welterweight title. Miceli impressed in his Garden main event debut with speed and a sharp left uppercut.
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Gibson to Replace Krieger in Bowl
UASadena California December 23 Northwestern University tight end Dewidt Gibson is named to replace E C Krieger of Ohio University as umpire at the 1951 Race Bowl game. Big Ten and Pacific Coast conference officials say Gibson Winnetka Illinois will officiate the January 1 game between California and Michigan because Krieger cannot attend due to business commitments.
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Kentucky Favored to Rap St. John's in Garden Contest
New York December 23 Kentucky the No 1 team with seven foot center Bill Spivey was a sev en point favorite to beat fifth ranked St John s of Brooklyn at Madison Square Garden in a game that could shape national rankings Frank McGuire trained his St John s squad to counter with zone defense after recent success by Missouri and Oklahoma The Wildcats aiming for their sixth straight win have a history of mixed results in New York losses in their last three Garden visits and two other defeats in national tournaments Bradley and Oklahoma A M also favored in other marquee cross country matchups.
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Michigan Star Halfback Ortmann Shines Ahead of Rose Bowl
Star halfback Chuck Ortmann of Michigan, back to full form after a serious foot injury, headlines a Wolverines attack praised for punting and aerial work. Coach Bennie Oosterbaan notes Ortmann’s pivotal role as Michigan tunes for California before the Rose Bowl.
Jordan Upset by Tiger Five in Nonleague Win
South Pasadena High defeated Jordan High 45 to 36 in a nonleague basketball game at the Panther gym. South Pasadena led early and held the advantage most of the game. Jordan High struggled offensively as South Pasadena claimed the win.
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Ten Lakewood youths win marbles ribbons at Pan Am Park
Ten Lakewood boys display ribbons from a marble tournament at Pan American Park. In the holes class for older boys John Boulton is first, Billie Maertz second, Bobby Watkins third. Younger boys class sees Donald Levetk first, Jackie Leaternean second, Earl Jones third. Other divisions list winners including Leaternean siblings and Frank Lea ternean with multiple placements.
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Earl Jones
Donald Leverk
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Bante Strenger
Dennis Merzel
Hobbie Leaternean
Duggan Leads San Francisco State Past Fresno State
Kevin Duggan scored 31 points to lift San Francisco State College teammates to a 74 43 basketball victory at Fresno State last night.
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Fresno State
Tacoma Beats Victoria 3 2 In Pacific Coast Hockey
Tacoma edged Victoria 3 2 in a wild Pacific Coast League game in Victoria on Friday night. Seattle defeated Portland 3 1 in the other league matchup in Seattle. The Victoria game included a 15 minute stoppage after fan interference with a goalie injury scare and a spectator chair incident.
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Top Field Looms for Breeder Stakes at Santa Anita
ARCADIA Dec 23 A crack field of California bred colts shapes up for the 30000 California Breeders champion stakes at Santa Anita a week from today The meeting opens Friday and the breeders stakes headline the Saturday card Eligible and leading contenders include Mrs Nat Goldstones Gold Capitol J T Taylors Patch Clifford Mooers Aegean and Miss Traffic of the Mission Stable and others
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Miss Traffic
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Gallardo Ekes Toward State Featherweight Crown
Hollywood report says Dave Gallardo earned a unanimous decision over Cecil Schoolmaaker at Legion Stadium to push toward Laura Salas's 126 pound state title. Gallardo 125 pounds pressed the action through most of the 10 rounds but failed to land many decisive punches.
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