Rose Bowl Luncheon Buzz Faces Big Names in Cal vs Michigan
Pasadena hosted a high profile Rose Bowl kickoff with 3000 locals and fans from the Midwest as California and Michigan leaders weighed in. Coaches Waldorf and Oosterbaan hedged bets while players and officials offered cautious optimism and rival intel ahead of Monday's game.
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Wiley Holds Off Mangrum in Fox Hills Open Thriller
Wiley of Terre Haute Indiana with a 65 67 132 edged Lloyd Mangrum 69 64 133 to win the Fox Hills Open golf championship. The event highlighted a Pro-Am and a best ball score with notable entrants from Western Ave Golf Club and amateurs Thelan and others.
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Western Ave. Golf Club
Norm Thelan
California
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Paul Rugvan
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mMiley Gutch
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Bob Gajde
Gene Webb
Max Boane
Clayton Aleridge
Testa Wane
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Jimmy Thomson
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Jack Shields
al Bessgning
Dale Andres
Worton Heads Defense in L A
William A. Worton a retired Marine general and former acting Los Angeles police chief was named city director of civil defense by Mayor Fletcher Bowron. Worton will replace Grant V. Jenkins and resign from the police commission to assume the post with an expected salary of about twelve thousand dollars yearly.
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City Civil Defense
Record Season Seen at Anita
ACADIA Dec 30 AP Santa Anita begins its 14th season with a multi million dollar holiday weekend. Bed O Roses set a track record in the opening day feature, earning 1 424 820 through pari mutuel pools. California Breeders Champions Stakes draws 335 000 spectators and 50 000 purse on New Year’s weekend as San Carlos Handicap previews feature sprinters. Bed Hoses tamed seven rivals in Anita Chiquita purse, 1:13.5 for seven furlongs, time vs 1:14-5 last year. Your Host and Bolera loom in San Carlos while Coaltown’s start is doubtful.
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Abe Hirschberg
Coaltown
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College basketball scores and tournament results roundup
A dense sweep of scores from high schools to national tournaments features Pacfic, Georgia Tech, Oregon, Alabama, and Kentucky among many colleges. Notable results include Oregon 77 over Simla Clara 5a, Kentucky 2 favor times, and Oklahoma City listings, plus multiple conference semifinals and finals across Big Seven, Dixie, and Southern regions with varied margins and placements.
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Charles Oma sign 15 round title bout in Madison Square Garden
Heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles and challenger Lee Oma signed contracts for a 15 round title fight set at Madison Square Garden. The bout is expected to be a defining clash in New York boxing circles with both fighters confirmed for the date in late December.
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Lee Oma
Madison Square Garden
Race results from Santa Anita and Minneapolis hockey score
Santa Anita first to seventh races noted with winners and times including Visnen, Cash Reward, Vino Fino, and others with scratches. Minneapolis Harvard hockey team edged Minnesota 4 3 in a one mile race context, crowd 2765, time 1 43.0.
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Compton Dominates Saint Anthony's in 48 30 Victory
St Anthony's High varsity lost to Compton High 48 to 30 at Compton. Jim Ritchie led Compton with 11 points, Dee Griffiths added seven, while John Boudreau scored eight for St Anthony's. Compton controlled rebounds and built a 27-16 halftime lead, extending to 48-20 late in the final period.
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Cagers to Vie Again Tonight in California Showdown
San Francisco reports two barnstorming teams from the South clash after USC and California held court. LSU edged USC 78 to 76 while California over Georgia Tech 82 to 57, setting up rematches in Berkeley as LSU heads to Los Angeles to meet UCLA.
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Cage Finals Set in Sun Carnival
Mississippi Southern beat Texas Western 72 to 69 to earn a spot in the Sun Carnival final versus New Mexico A and M. New Mexico edged Hardin-Simmons 55 54 in two overtimes to reach the final bracket.
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St Louis Billikens Upset No 1 Kentucky Wildcats in Sugar Bowl Semifinal
Ed Hickey’s St Louis Billikens topple top ranked Kentucky 43 to 42 in a dramatic Sugar Bowl semifinal. Ray Sonnenberg scored in overtime after Ed Scott tied at 41 41 with six seconds left. Bradley closes in on title with 72 64 win over Syracuse setting up final.
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Palm Springs Pro Jimmy Hines Joins Thunderbird Club
Pro Jimmy Hines of Chis Cayto's North Shore Country Club was signed as professional at Palm Springs Thunderbird Country Club set to open in January. Thunderbird club president John Dawson announced Hines signed yesterday with Ed Susalla as associate pro at the resort town's first 18 hole course.
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Wyoming Utah Clash for Skyline Conference Crown
The Wyoming Cowboys and Utah meet tonight for the Skyline Conference preseason tournament crown after Utah upset top seed Brigham Young and edged Denver 45 43 on a late Glen Smith hook shot. Wyoming remained undefeated with a 69 49 win over Utah State, their 11th win of the season.
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Uclans Meet LSU Tonight In Westwood Gym
Los Angeles December 30 UC L A hosts defending Pacific Coast Conference champion Louisiana State University in Westwood gymnasium. The high scoring Bruins hold six wins and four losses against LSU's four and five record for the season.
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Leafs Captain Teeder Kennedy Sprains Ankle
Toronto reports Teeder Kennedy Maple Leafs captain slipped at home and will miss action for ten days. The injury occurred yesterday and sidelines him during a key period of the season.
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Wilkinson Sees Oklahoma Aim for Sugar Bowl Victory
Coach Bud Wilkinson, reflecting on Oklahoma’s form after recent scrimmages, says the team seeks its first straight win against Kentucky in the Sugar Bowl Monday. He calls yesterday’s session tough and notes feeling better about the game.
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State Commission Renews California Boxing Licenses
The State Athletic Commission renewed all existing boxing and wrestling arena licenses in California for 1951. It also voted to study head gear use in all matches and sanctioned a state middleweight title bout at Eureka.
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California
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Snead Files Entry for L A Golf Open
Sammy Snead of White Sulphur Springs West Virginia filed his entry for the $15,000 Los Angeles Open and was installed as the favorite. He is the defending champion in the 25th annual classic which begins next Friday and has earned more than $35,000 as golf's leading money winner for 1950.
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Sammy Snead
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Regis Rallies to Capture Enid Tourney Final
In Enid Oklahoma Regis College of Denver surged with a 20 point run in the last four minutes to defeat Arkansas Tech 65 6 in the championship game of the Enid intercollegiate basketball tournament.
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