Pacific Coast stars tipped for All America team
Forrest Two good of USC weighs Pacific Coast talent for AP All America honor. He backs Ken Flower and Gola at forwards, Houbreys at center, O'Brien and Leonard at guards, with Flower and Speight on the second unit, aiming to boost West Coast representation against eastern and midwestern voters.
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Forrest Twogood
USC
East
Midwest
Mississippi
Hank Luisetti
Stanford Indians
Twogie
Ken Flower
Trojan
Om Gola
la Salle
Bob Houbreys
Flower
Seattle
Johnny O
Ron Tomsie
Bob Houbreps
Fam
O'Brien
Henbreys
Johnny
Houbreys
Washington
Huskies
Erie
BIO Seriots
O Brien
Serille A
Pacific Northwest
Pacific Coast
Tworie
Johnny Wooden
Associated Press
Roy
Wally Dukes
Don Bragg
UCLA
Bragg
Gola
Speight
Leonard
Bettie Ox
LSU
Dukes
Ritchey
New York
Bevo Francis
New Yacht Club Leaders Will Be Honored Tonight
The 1963 flag officers of the Long Beach Yacht Club and most staff commodores who headed the Corinthian body since 1930 will attend tonight’s annual commodore’s dinner aboard the Stat Commer. Officers include H Riesen as helmsman, with Simonts’ Cuyama defending the Brittain Class A trophy in midwinter regatta prep.
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Long Beach Yacht Club
Corinthian Organization
Southland
Stat Commér
Cliff Smith
Alamo
Ford Ave
H. Riesen
E. J
Johnnie Milner
Percy Beyer
J. E. Burrell Jr
William F.crutcher
Charles A. Foulkion
John M. Foy
Rufus L. Howard
F. Herbert Riley
John V. Carson
Paul A. Ford
LBYC
Richard F
Smiling Diels) Laynes
Baker After Bigger Fight Near in New York Heavyweight Bout
New York reports indicate heavyweight Bob Baker of Pittsburgh plans negotiations for a Baker Layne bout or similar, after a lopsided win over Argentine Cesar Brion. Baker, 210 pounds, impressed despite a rugged display as Brion struggled to avoid a knockout in the 10 round television card at Oakland Arena.
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New York
Bob Baker
Pittsburgh
Cesar Brion
Rex Layne
Utah
Teddy Brenner
Brooklyn
Eastern Parkway Arena
Leyneard
Coley Wallace
Baker
Maroh
Iron May
Acna
Erlon
LAX
Francisco
Archie
Moore
Charney Rosen
Jimmy
Leonard ‘Dugan Rielly
Brion Alof Oakland
Eddie Joseph Moore
Brian
United Press
Anti-Gambling, Bribery Inquiry Urges New Law Measures
A nine member committee led by Francis T. Murray calls for Congressional investigations and new laws to curb gambling and bribery in amateur and professional sports. The report urges tighter cross state information controls, penalties for bookmakers and bettors, licensing of gambling information distributors, and modern uniform local legislation. Members include Ford Frick Ned Irish Gene Tunney Bert Bell and Alfred Vanderbilt. the McGrath group’s work follows basketball scandals. A Canton Investig. bill awaits House committee action.
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Philadelphia
U. S
Francis T. Murray
University of Pennsylvania
Justice Department
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Ony
J. Howard McGrath
James, P. McGrannery
Herbert Broomell
Associated Press
Murray
Dana X. Bible
Texas
Everett S. Dean
Stanford
Ford Frick
Will Harridge
American League
Ned Irish
Madison Square Garden
Gene Tunney
Bert Bell
National Football
P le
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Thoroughbred Racing Association
McGrath
House Resolutions Committee
Washington
Cribbing Scandal At William and Mary Shakes Oldest College
The College of William and Mary faces a major rebuilding after a cribbing scandal tied to the honor code. About 30 to 35 students were dropped, including first string football and basketball players, amid admissions of infractions and withheld identities. This follows a 1951 episode where athletes’ grades and transcripts were altered to aid eligibility. The basketball team lost five varsity players and the football team lost captains and several other players. In Brooklyn, the Dodgers acquired pitcher Russ Meyer in a three way deal, with the Mets, Braves, Reds, and Pirates also involved, reshaping the pennant race. Meyer could bolster Brooklyn with Preacher Roe and Carl Erskine in the rotation, while the Braves gained Pendleton and Adcock, and stockpiled with cash. The trade also sends signals of further maneuvering as teams seek starting pitching and lineup depth for the coming season.
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College of William and Mary
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William and Mary
Tle
Fae
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Russ Meyer
Philadelphia Piies
Meyer
Boston Braves
Earl’ Torgeson
Braves
Rocky Bridges
Long Beach
Calif
Jim Pendleton
Thet
Bridges
Cincinnati
Joe Adcack
Reds
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh
Branch Rickey
Pirates
Pendleton
Montreal
Dodgers
Phillies
Preacher Roe
Billy Lees
Carl Erskine
Joe Black
Brooklsn
Boston
Adcock
Cash
Ihej
Joe Adcock
Bing
Jim
Andy Pafko
Lers
Sid Gordon
Pafiso
Walk Cooper
del Crandel
Eddie Mathews
Johnny Logan
Mathews
Mathews Shold
Mny
Warren
Spahn
Johnny
Ci Spahnte
Jack Dittmer
Snavely Gets Library Job at North Carolina
CHAPEL HILL NC Carl Snavely resigns as head football coach last December to be reassigned to a sports library role. He will assemble what is described as the largest and most comprehensive sports library in the world.
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Chapel Hill
N. Cc
Carl Snavely
North Carolina
African Movies Shown Tonight at Polytechnic High
Wallace Taber world famed sportsman journalist and photographer winds up his two day outdoor show at 8 tonight narrating two African films in the Polytechnic High School auditorium Safari Sage shows native life including squail cattle and large wildlife while Samaki centers on fishing on the Nile River The program opened Monday night and is sponsored by the Agua Sportsman Club of Long Reach.
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Wallace
Taber
Polytechnic High School
Safari Sage
Samaki
Nile
Agua Sportsman Club of
Long Reach
Elliot's Noble Experiment Pays Off in 208-2 Victory
Los Angeles State College coach Sax Elliot staged a scoring experiment with center John Barber against Chapman College, feeding him the ball to 92 field goals and four free throws for 208 points on 40 minutes. This shattered Eva Francis's 116-point single-game NCAA record and pushed the team total to 282 as Rio Grande’s Francis set the mark.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles State College
Sax Elliot
John Barber
Barber
LASC
Chapman College
Eva Francis
Rio Grande
Ohio
Elliot
Chapman
Berber
Ashland
Francis
Elliott
Six Foot, Nine Inches
Allie Reynolds May Quit Says Baseball Unhealthy
Allie Reynolds, star Yankee pitcher, said in a Miami Springs interview that baseball feels unhealthy for him and he may quit after this season. He cited time away from family, a potential oil business career, and his desire for a fifth straight championship as factors shaping his decision.
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Allie Reynolds
Miami Springs
Bobby Shantz
Reynolds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Yankees
Roy Hamey
George Weiss
Rod Ratting
Tye
Baseball
Larsen Aims to Reform US Davis Cup Team System
Davis Cup star Lailgart Larsen criticizes the United States Davis Cup setup calling for organization and planning as Australia leads with a cohesive squad. Larsen, 27, asserts the US lacks a system, complains about late, uncertain selections, and praises Rosewall and Hoad while expressing doubt about his own future in the team. He adds he may win another national title if conditions improve. Seton Hall maintains AP ranking atop college basketball polls with a 25th straight win, Indiana noses ahead in second, and shifts occur in the lower ranks.
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New York
Lailgart Larsen
United States
America
Pulding
Ss la
la Pay
Larsen
J. Gilbert Hall
Tante
Art
Australia
Ken Rosewall
Lewis Hoad
Hoad
Uke Rosewall
Seton Hall
Associated Press
Pirates
Villanova
Indiana
Depaul
TOE Remeron
Louisiana State
Harlan State
Lanne LS
Wastern Kentucky
Kansas
Beattle
Okinatowa
Dodgers Sign Adams Indiana Catcher Wickert
The Brooklyn Dodgers announced the signing of Gilbert Wayne Wickert, an 18 year old catcher from Adams Indiana. Wickert bats right handed and throws right, joining the New York club in the Kitty League. The Hoosiers opened a comfortable lead over Seton Hall.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Hoosiers
Gilbert Wayne Wickert
Adams
Indiana
Okla
Wickert
Seton Hall
Union City
Tenn
United Press College
Touring Fives Bring Harlem Clowns to Long Beach
The House of David from Benton Harbor Michigan and the Harlem Clowns travel to Long Beach for two games at Poly High School gym. Naval Shipyard five meets House of David at 7 20 p m and City League All Stars face Harlem Clowns at 8 45 p m. Members grow hair and beards as part of their act.
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House of David
Harlem Clowns
Long Beach
Naval Shipyard Five
Poly High School
Benton Harbor
Mich
Crowns
Bruin Swimmers Host Oilers in Pool Meet
Bruin mermen coached by Pete Archer travel to Wilson High to face Huntington Beach at 3 pm aiming to extend their record breaking season as they seek to rebound from a strong opener with Inglewood. Jim Steveson set a Medley mark and joined Webb Drum Farrell in a four man relay. Only two divers, Davies and Quinn, available.
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Wilson High
Pete Archer
Bruinmermen
Huntington Beach
Southern California
Inglewood
Jim Steveson
Jack Webb
Dave Drum
Benjo Farrell
Dave Davies
Pat Quinn
Accent on Youth Defines 1953 Braves Outlook
Boston Braves push youth as key to 1953 season with Andy Pafko Sid Gordon and Johnny Logan among veteran anchors. Manager notes Joe Adcock Eddie Mathews and Spahn veteran arms as core while developing a strong outfield and infield trio.
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Boston Braves
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