Pro Scouts Pick Guglielmi In Shrine East West Game
Nearly all pro scouts attended the Shrine East West game in San Francisco with Ralph Guglielmi earning praise despite a chest cold. Scout Franky Albert labeled him a pro draft cinch, while others like Carol Hardy Dan Shannon Tom Bettis Jack Estena and Ron Drzewiecki attracted favorable notes for potential pro roles. Hard hitting plays by Shannon and Belden drew crowd reactions as scouts guarded their picks for the upcoming draft.
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SAN Francisco Wfi
Ralph Guglielmi
Notre Dame
Guglielmi
Frankie Albert
San Francisco Forty-niners
Raves
Carol Hardy
Colorado
Dan Shannon
Tom Bettis
Purdue
EL Sa So Apong Beoch
Calif
Moegle
Shannon
Jack Estena
UCLA
L. A. Rams
Paul Larson
California Quartheback
George Shaw
Oregon
Shaw
Ron Drzewiecki
Marquette
Leroy Belden
Michigan State
Buddy Young
Belden
West Line
Inside the Rose Bowl Echoes and Heisman Night Honors
SC players vent two sides of the Rose Bowl era with Jon Arnett and Ed Fouch underscoring Ohio State strength while Heisman praise lands on Bill Schroeder and Parry O'Brien. The piece recalls Halftime misfires, punchy quotes, and the Helms Hall ceremony as Southern California celebrated athletic prestige and future bowls.
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SC Trojans
Hohio State
UCLA
Notre Dame
Jon Arnett
Ohio State
Sesson
TCLA
Buckeye
Ed Fouch
Leggett
Dave
Aramis Dandoy
George Belotti
Gordon Duvall
Hubert Bobo
Jon Arnets
Big Ten
Bobo
Carl Rupke
Arnett
Bill Schroeder
Helms Athletic Hall of Fame
Harry H. Kennedy
Downtown Athletic Club
New York
Schroeder
Helms Hall
Far West
Day Berwanger
Les Horvath
Glenn Davis
Army
Parry O'Brien
Parry
Dean Bartlett Cromwell
Cromwell
Southern California
Oxy
Most Gentle boxer in history Rocky Marciano
Milton Richman portrays Rocky Marciano as the epitome of gentility in boxing, noting his shy, kind nature and lack of temper. Friends and family praise his character, recounting a church joke incident as his only anger, and trainers say golf could suit him if he pursued it seriously.
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Milton Richman
New York
Rocky Marciano
Marciano
Rocky
Brockton
Mass
al Columbo
California
Jack Berweiler
Louis Aids Gil Turner Upset Victory At St Nicholas Arena
Gil Turner of Philadelphia, guided by Joe Louis, upset Italo Scortichini in a 10 round decision at St Nicholas Arena, rising from underdog status. In Brooklyn, welterweight Joey Klein defeated Gerald Dreyer after seventh round cuts. Turner's win marks a comeback high point, with plans to face Al Andrews next, as manager George Katz notes Louis’ influence.
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United Press
Gil Turner
Philadelphia
Joe Louis
Turner
Louis
Uans
New York
Gerald Dreyer
South Africa
Blein
George Katz
Gil
al Andrews
Andrews
Kaye
Bobby Jones
Trojan Added to Senior Tilt in Mobile Alabama
North and South squads for the Senior Bowl practice open with heavy work as fields barred to spectators. Coaches Brown and Owen push to mold teams amid injuries and uncertain rosters while promoters eye a February Garden appearance and a potential 30,000 crowd.
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Mobile
Ala
Ifields
Los Angeles
Frankie
Paul Brown
Cockrell
North
Steve Owen
Eastside Arena
Ramon Hernandez
Jin|Brown
Jdrilisnandez
Lindon Crow
Southern Califavorite Fornia
Ohio State Boston
Johnny Lanton
Dave Leggett
Dean Dugger
Ohio State
Antee
Boston
Tony de
Bob Thornton
Jess
Marco
Frank Clayton
Sam Silverman
California
Boston Garden
DeMarco
Kentucky No 1 Again Leads Major College Polls
Kentucky remains atop AP and UP college basketball rankings as Duquesne climbs to second in UP after Holiday Festival victory. North Carolina State slips to third after Dixie Classic upset. UCLA makes notable jump to seventh in AP.
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Kentucky
United Press
Associated Press
Wildcats
Adolph Rupp
DuQuesne
North Carolina State
Villanova
Missouri
Minnesota
The
Gophers
UCLA
Bruins
Madison Square Garden
Vikes Open Loop Debut Facing Santa Monica Challenge
Long Beach City College hosts Santa Monica for opening game of the Metropolitan Conference season. The Vikings cope with McFarland’s departure and an experimental lineup as coach Charlie Church tests options from Dona Lee to Chuck Acosta and others to replace the missing scorer. The Corsairs’ home court is a tough stop for LBCC, and the start could set the tone for the season.
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Long Beach City College
Vikings
Santa Monica
Harbor
el Camino
LBCC
Santa Monies
Corsairs
Viking
Charlie Church
Corsair
Jwang
Cesewer Teres Fey
Tom Batson
Hatson
Bill McFarland
Shureh
Metro Zirewit
Church
McFarland
Ispot
Dona Lee
Chuck Acosta
Lee
Sauk
Mina
Acosta
Hani
Indiana let comeback run keep Big Ten hope alive
Indiana upset Michigan 95-77 as Don Schmidt fueled the comeback while Iowa beat Wisconsin 86-69 in a league opener. Wisconsin’s Dick Cabie led with 25 points. Ohio State beat Michigan State 83-76 with Rowan Freeman scoring 39. Northwestern edged Minnesota 72-64. Notre Dame fell to Louisville 73-69 as Purdue topped Bradley 109-92. Seton Hall defeated Colby 83-63. Florida beat Georgia 81-63 and Temple beat Richmond 80-71. Duquesne topped Fort Belvoir 60-56.
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Don Schmidt
Indiana
Hoorg
Sehlandt
Michigan
Towa
Wisconsin
Badgers
Finais
Dick Cabie
Rowan
Freeman
Ohio State
Michigan State
Northwestern
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Louis-ville
Cardinals
Purdue
Bradley
Braves
Tulane
Club Deportivo Mexicanos
Seton Hall
Colby
Florida
Georgia
Temple
Richmond
Duquesne
Fort Belvoir
Cougars Upset Ducks In Season Opener At Pullman
Washington State, leading the Northern Division PCC basketball clash, defeated Oregon 63 56 to seize the first game of the season series in Pullman. Oregon failed to match the Cougars pace as WSC built a lead and held on for the win.
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Pullman
Wash
Washington State
Oregon
Ducks
Cougars
WSC
Drewon
P Beonink
Beck
Mebane
Davis Cup Returns Amid Customs Delay in NY
New York greeted U S Davis Cup non playing captain Billy Talbert upon the team’s return from Australia. The trophy, packed in two boxes and shipped with Talbert, faced customs clearance at Idlewild Airport before a 30 minute waiver allowed its release. Talbert noted Tony Trabert and Vic Seixas could not accompany the cup.
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New York
Billy Talbert
Australia
U. S
Idlewild
Los Angeles
Talbert
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
Tim Sorry
Tony) Trabert
Vic) Seixas
Snow Returns as Southern California Resorts Open
Snow parched Southland slopes see a white cover with weekend flurries bringing up to six to seven inches at nearby resorts. Snow Valley reports eight inches powder with eight lifts in use. Big Bear sees seven to 13 inches and two slope tows. Mt Baldy six inches with two rope tows. Green Valley Lake seven inches powder over hardpack. Kratka Ridge four inches with good beginners slope. Tows and lifts operate daily and a new twin chair may open next week.
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California
Southland
Snow Valley
Big Bear
Mt. Baldy
Green Valley Lake
Kratka Ridge
Sugar Ray comeback and other sports notes
New York column surveys Sugar Ray Robinson’s return prospects after retirement hints and previews a Detroit Olympic bout. It also notes Willie Mays’s testimonial in California and return to Santurce, plus baseball scout Frank Forbes on Willie Mays, Bob Cerv, Elston Howard, and Roberto Clemente. Boxing shifts in New York and spring roster hopes for Army-drafted players are summarized alongside basketball expectations for the Philadelphia Warriors and players returning from service.
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Jack Hand
New York
Sugar’ Ray Robinson
Tf Robinson
Lee Rindone
Joe
Detroit Olympia
Sugar Rey
California
Santurce
Frank Forbes
New York Giants
Willie
Willis
Forbes
Puerto Rico
Polo Grounds
Ruben Gomez
Giants
Yankees
Bob Cerv
Elston Howard
San Juan
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
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Dickie Moegle
Rice
Dick Temms
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Paul Schigster
Irving Kerick
Los Angeles Coliseum
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Volney Skeet
Quinlan
Los Angeles Ramcars
Skeet
Boyd
Jim David
Gentlemanly
Louis Aids
Trojan
Stucky Jareth Duquesne
Certh
Carolina State
la Sale
Giseinanl
Ulg Cro
Alabama
Wichita
Wyoming
Louisville and
Lake Forest
St. Louis
Casylvania
Eaca
Selan_ Hall
Villeoya
DePaul
Texas
Chrisian
West Virginia
Town State
Duke
Houston
Washington
la Salle
Bat Nan Francinca
George Washireion
PCLA
Jagaza
Lochavitt
Dispravivania
Vikes
By Jerry Hall
Johnny Longden
Ray York
York
Santa Anita
Longden
Golden Gate
Hoosier
Burke Scott
Hoosiers
Wolverines
Woody Hayes
Hamburg
Chesterfield
Hero
Iowa
Ohio State Club
Trojans
Wille Mays
Ray Arcel
Wallace
Bud) Smith
Johnny Gonsalves
Joe Miceli
Italo Scortichini
Miami
Arcel
Sol Gold
Dewey Fragetta
Julius Helfand
Brooklyn
Vinegar Bend Mizell
Billy Martin
Shortsstop
Tom Gola
Philadelphia Warriors
National Basketball ‘Assn
Gola
Neil Johnston
Paul Arizin
Ernie Beck
Larry Hennessey
Warriors
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