Cap Odds Set at 4-1 in Santa Anita Handicap Preview
AGUA CALIENTE Mexico Andrew Crovelin's Kentucky Derby winter favorite odds open at 4-1 for the Santa Anita Handicap. The first line on the program will post Sunday before race. Two prior Arcadia winners Mark-Ye-Weil and Rejected among top bets with Mark-Ye-Weil at 6-1 and Rejected at 10-1. Hellascope, from Pimlico Special, is at 8-1 as a midfield choice.
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Mexico
Andrew Crovelin
Mark-Ye-Weil
Rejected
Mark-Y Er- Weil
Bowling Along Rly Tadlgs Monday Meet Summary
A garbled railway and bowling item lists participants, teams, and events. Mentions Man… Hatt Wen Karan Withbs, Uptown Cleaners, Tellug's, and Grele with scores around 216 820. Includes names Geo Murray and Loyd Famdeutist with mixed context notes.
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Tadlgs
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Manel
Wen Karan Witbs
Nelehoer Toad Cleaners
Tellug's
Uptown Chianers
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Geo
Murray Sisos
Duck
Crews Prepare for Annual Yule Regatta at Newport Harbor
Sailors from San Pedro, Wall, Lee and San Diego gather for the Christmas regatta at Newport Harbor Yacht Club. Race chairman Harald Pearcy notes advance entries near a record, with 180 boats previously noted and the event returning to a single day format as in 1950.
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Yaehr Club
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Rocky Marci
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Archie Moore
Thureday
Moore
Netwport
Helms Honors Parry O'Brien for 1954 athlete of year
Parry O'Brien, USC weightman and world record shot putter, named Southern California Athlete of the Year for 1954 by the Helms Athletic Foundation. He set a 60 foot 10 inch shot put mark and Olympic record, while serving in the Air Force and nearing return home. The Helms board also considered Patricia McCormick, Bob Lemon, Norman Brocklin, and Jack Elena in the year’s honors.
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O'Brien Jr
Southern California
Helms Athletic Foundation
University of Southern California
Helms Board
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Bob Lemon
Cleveland Indians
Norman Var Brocklin
Los Angeles Rams
Jack Elena
UCLA
O'Brien
Helsinki
O'Brien How
Air Force
Sugar Bowl invitational seeds top players for 16 man event
The Sugar Bowl invites top seeds including Tom Brown of Jevo San Francisco Eddie Moylan of Trenton Bernard Rarizen of San Angelo and Mario Llamas of Mexsee as the tournament begins with opening singles matches including Brown Platt Morris Tuere and others. Finals are set for Thursday with doubles starting Wednesday.
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San Francisco
Worl
Eddie Moylan
Trenton
N. J
Bernard Rarizen
San Angelo
Mario Llamas
Mex
Moylan
Llamas
Brown
Don Platt
Canada
Allen Morris
Atlanta
Jack Tuere
New York
Bartzen
David Brown
New Orleans
Sidney Schwartz
AL Harper
Miami
Vincent Disiefano
New Orleas
Jose Aguero
Brazil
Hal Burrows
Charlottesville
Jacques Grigs
Los
Angeles
Sam Giamnimalva
Houston
Gil Shea
Los Angees
Football telecast details for KRCA station evening program
Radio and television listings note KRCA air for football game at 10 pm hosted by KARO. Program features Mleecray Foote and Yara KEES with CATLOM and Reguas-AARD players.
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Tadd Hi 4
Catlom
KRCA
Hopkins Top Scorer Among Small Colleges
Hopkins, a 1969 Grambling College of Ruston Louisiana junior, led small college basketball in scoring with 37.6 points per game over a weekend, including 62 points in a game against Texas College. He totaled 100 points in two games, raising his season total to 801 after nine games.
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New York
Bob Hopkins
Grambling College
Ruston
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Texas College
Tobin Rote Targeted in Canada Pro Grid Raids
The Assaulated Press reports Tobin Rote, the passing star, signed with Green Bay Packers players and draws Canadian offers. Giants contact Johnny Fedosoff and Tex Coulter considered a return to the NFL. Toronto and Winnipes reportedly bid around $20,000, while other American players receive interest amid Canadian league consolidation talks.
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Tavonia
Tex Coulter
Montreal
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Rote
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al Falo Alto
Paul Larson
University of California
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Big Four Union
Aussies Target U S Davis Cup Team Says Yanks Overconfident
Sydney judges the American Davis Cup squad overconfident on eve of the challenge. The Sunday Truth blasts the U S team as cocky despite recent success and questions Lew Hoad and Ken Rosewall form. The article notes Captain Harry Hopman’s satisfaction and forecasts potential upset if Americans falter.
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Australia
Sunday Truth
U. S
Billy. Talberg
Rand Slamg
America
Harry Hopman
Big Tack Kramer
Talbert
Lew Hoad
Ken Rosewall
Candidy
U.S
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Ken Rosenall
Jeff
Mervyn Rose
Korea Caps 3rd Spot in Asian Baseball Test
The Republic of Korea defeated Nationalist Kina 4 to 2 to take third place in the first Asian baseball tournament in Manila. Japan and the Philippines meet Sunday for the championship. Despite being outhit 7 to 5, Korea boosted three runs in the bottom of the seventh with two hits and a sacrifice bunt as the Chinese left the bases loaded with one out.
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Japan
Philippines
Garden in Return to Hardwood at Madison Square Garden
Garden in Return to Hardwood previews a New Year festival at Madison Square Garden with Niagara, UCLA, Syracuse, La Salle, Dayton, St John’s, Duquesne and Villanova in a marquee lineup. The Dixie Classic at Raleigh and other tournaments start Monday as teams jockey for top rankings while New York hosts Holiday Festival events and the NFL prepares for a January meeting in New York.
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Cup Draw Pleases Talbert and opener in Sydney clash
United States captain Billy Talbert expresses satisfaction with the Cup draw as Tony Trabert faces Ken Rosewall in the opening singles. Seixas fights Hoad while Talbert weighs lineup for Tuesday’s doubles ahead of the 1956 Olympic era challenge.
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Eape
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Seals Profit Report Marks San Francisco Season
The San Francisco Seals posted a season profit of 279 dollars, with revenue totaling 502874 from athletics radio and TV deals. Expenses for salaries equipment and contracts reached 502315, leaving a net profit of 459 after unspecified deductions, with 180 dollars paid in taxes.
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Seals
San Francisco
Red Wings Face Toronto in Key NHL Clash
The Detroit Red Wings aim to climb back toward the NHL summit as they meet Toronto in a three game stretch. With Marty Pavelich sparking a 2-2 tie against the Rangers, Detroit seeks to tighten its hold on second place while Boston hosts Chicago in a tight standings duel.
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Fans Back OSU With Telegram Support
Ohio State football fans in Columbus collect signatures for a five cent telegram to the Buckeyes. The message, sent through the Weather Union, aims to lift the team with a “good rock” to Coach Woody Hayes in Pasadena before the Rose Bowl game.
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