Narleski Wins Sugarman Trophy At UCLA Banquet
Teddy Narleski of UCLA, a 153-pound running back, wins the N.N. Sugarman Trophy for spirit and scholarship at the 38th UCLA football banquet. Coach Red Sanders praised his will and impact, noting his 1095 rushing yards, 344 rushing attempts, and 3.44 yard per carry over three seasons, including three touchdowns against USC in 1950.
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Teddy Narleski
UCLA
N.N
Teddy
Bruin
David
Goliaths
Riant Klints
Narleski
Henry HK
Sanders
Henry
Ted
Uclan
USC
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Red Sanders
Seady Trddy
Bruins
Tf Spirit
Long Beach
Join
Cappy) Smith
Cappy
Tregular
Ike Jones
Vic Kelley
Demon Bruin
Wilson High School
Jim Lineberger
Washington
Boeb Davenport
Exdordan High Star
Davenport
Bruinville
Nieman Plans for Newspaper Career
Bob Nieman a rookie in the newspaper field with the Detroit Tigers plans his future in journalism while interning at Kent State based Ravenna and Kent Evening Record and Courier Triune He will start spring training with the Tigers in Lakeland Florida February 20 and hopes to blend sports writing with his on field experience He has written features on the Cleveland Indians a horse named Bubble Stream and a preview of the 1958 major league season noting the Tigers may win the pennant He believes he could pursue journalism television or advertising after his playing days end with nine years of training behind him He and his wife Pat a Kent art student anticipate graduation on schedule.
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Kent
Bob Niemen
Detroit Tigers
Bob
Swaight
Kent State School of Journalism
Ravenna
Lakeland
Fla
Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Bubblestream
Nieman
St. Louis Browns
Pat
Tim
Hall
Australian miler Eyes world record bid with 4 08 mile
Melbourne interclub meet at Olympic Park saw John rhangy run 4 08 for the mile. The time trails Gunder Haege's 4 01 4 record from 1545 and rivals Landy’s 4 02s, as rhangy skips a hard effort in Melbourne’s 80 degree heat.
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Melbourne
Australia
John Rhangy
Perth
Olymppic Park
Gunder Haege
Landy
Bears, Now Out in Front, Seek 2nd Win Over Troy
California's Golden Bears led the Pacific Coast Conference race with a 78 to 63 win over Southern California. UCLA stayed close to Stanford 67 to 66 as Washington dominated Oregon State. Johnny O'Brien scored 32 for Seattle U in a 100 to 66 victory over Portland. Cal guard John Rickson starred in Cal's win over the Trojans.
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California
Golden Bears
Bears
Southern California
UCLA
Bruins
Stanford
Palo Alto
Trojans
Washington
Huskies
Oregon State
Joe Cipriano
IDAHO
Oregon
Seattle University
Johnny O'Brien
Chieftains
Portland University
Trojan
Cal
John Rickson
BANK
Schwabb Tops Senior Field at Dunedin PGA Meet
Harry Schwabber led the senior medal play tourney at PGA National Dunedin with a 66 and six under par, six-stroke edge over Charlie McKenna who posted a 72. McKenna set the old 18 hole record of 69 and the 86 hole mark of 141. Gene Sarazen and Billie Burke each shot 73, with Lloyd Gulickson also at 73.
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Dunedin
Fla
Harry Schwabber
Dayton
Ohio
Charlie McKenna
Rochester
McKenna
Gene Sarazen
Germantown
N C
Billie Burke
Clearwater
Lloyd Gulickson
St. Petersburg
Walcott Demands Manager Ready Before Marciano Fight
Jersey Joe Walcott told the joint board that his April 10 title defense against Marciano hinges on his ailing manager Felix Bacchicchio, hospitalized in critical condition from a heart attack. Doctors said tests will reveal the illness as Walcott cites potential delay if Bacchicchio cannot direct.
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Wether Rocky
Marciano
Joe Walcott
Wailcott
National Boxing Association
New York State Athletics Commission
Marciani
Waivati
Walcott
Sno Am
Felix Bacchitchio
Bacchicchio
Polytechnic Hospital
Bacchiechio
Bernard Schulman
Camden
N. J
Bocchiacho
Dr. Schuman
Felix
Jersey
Felix Borcincchhio
Jim Wnatt
Ynternational Boxing Club
Chicago
Hlness Bocchicchio
Atlantic City
Miami
Fla
Norris
Angelo Malandra
Bocchicchio
Unclear College Basketball Results Across Multiple Teams
A garbled OCR-style listing shows numerous college basketball scores and team names including Stanford, Washington, Idaho, San Diego State, Redlands, East Los Angeles, Pasadena, Linfield, Whitman, and others. The fragmentary line lacks coherent context or dates, but indicates a roundup of match outcomes and participating schools.
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Chas Ucia
Stanford
Vailes
Washington
Oragon State
Grogan
Idaho
Ivhiitler
Redlands
Los Angles City
Collert
Ventura
Compton
Pasadena
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Buleansfield
Ban Diese
Burhiss College
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Try Linfield
Las Ontene Ofite
Wimamett Gennl Tech
Shanta
Mocenta JC
Whi Stockton Coline
Rocky Sountatn
Fit Braham Young
Han Terpey Bente
Mew
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Spivey Plans Trial Defense for Perjury Case
Former Kentucky All-American Bill Spivey faces perjury charges tied to alleged fixed basketball games. Defense attorney John Young Brown intends a basketball expert to testify Spivey never held back in any game. Trial paused after opening addresses in General Sessions Court and set to resume Monday at 10:20 a.m.
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New York
Kentucky
Brown
Vincent O'Connor
General Sessions Court
Boxing Results From New York to Phoenix and Beyond
The boxing results list numerous bouts across cities including New York and Phoenix with fighters such as Harold Mokinson, Pappy, Humberto Zavala, Charlie Salas, Chebo Hernandez, Jimmy Martinez, Chesver Ambel, and Roy Andrews. Some matches ended with knockouts or decisions as reported from venues in Washington, Palm Beach, Mexico City, Glendale, Milwaukee, and other locales.
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Asymme Engmemisu
New York
Nichols
Harold Moknson
Stade
Pappy
Ani
Tohnny Avdaim
Washington
Wes Palm Beach
Roy Andrews
Boston
Humberto Zavala
Mexico City
Paso
Charlie Salas
Phoenix
Chebo Hernandes
Lion
Juacex
Mexico
Ariz
Jimmy Martinen
Glendale
Auix
Chesver Ambetala
Milwaukee
Baseball Exhibit Opens in Chicago Historical Society
Chicago reveals an exhibit titled 80 years of baseball at the Chicago Historical Society. Highlights include Cap Anson’s 1871 contract with Rockford Club, a 1927 Babe Ruth Yankees check for 56190.76, World Series photos, bat fabrication display, and vintage uniforms, gloves, equipment, and trophies.
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Chicago
Chicago Historical Society
Near North Side
Cap Anson
Rockford Club
Anson
New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
Hank Sauer
Chicago Cubs
Cub
Phil Cavarreta
Adrian C. Aneson
Platoon System Benefited Small Colleges Says Allen
Whittier College coach George H. Allen, a small college representative on the football rules committee, argues the two platoon system aided small schools by expanding playing chances without raising costs. He criticizes big-time ambitions for hurting finances and notes the NCAA rules group surprise at the platoon decision.
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Whittier
Whittier College
George H. Allen
Mentor
Allen
St. Petersburg
Football Coaches Association
Johnson Maps Out Busy Boxing State
Harold Johnson, top light-heavy, outlines a campaign toward Archie Moore’s title. After a unanimous first-round win over Jimmy Sillage, promoter Laughrey set a 2500 forfeit for a future bout, with Miami Beach and Toledo appearances planned and Cesar Brion targeted for March in Philadelphia. Johnson promises a busy season despite a tough win.
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New York
Harold Johnson
Philadelphia
Archie Moore
Tom Laughrey
Johnson
Jimmy Silage
Miami Beach
Toledo
Brion
Cesar Brion
Argentina
Jobson
St. Nicholas
Moore
Archie
Bolt Paces San Diego Open Test at Border
Bolt tops the field at the San Diego Open with a 134 after two rounds, holding a two-stroke lead over Jerry Barber who rides a 69 to stay within a stroke. Dick Knight moves to third after a 68, while Lionel Hebert shoots 67 to gain on the leaders alongside Demaret and Ford who sit in the top five.
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San Diego
Tommy Bolt
Durham
Houston
Texas
Jerry Barber
la Canada
Calif
Bolt
Dick Knight
Honolulu
Lionel Hebert
Pittsburgh
Jimmy Demaret
Kiamesha Lake
N. Y
Doug Ford
Harrison
Aussie Sedgman Beats Kramer In Five Matches Tour Tilt
In Philadelphia a cold hampered Jack Kramer as Frank Sedgman from Australia won in five sets at the arena Friday night. Sedgman now leads Kramer five matches to three on the current tour. earlier Pancho Segura defeated Ken McGregor in straight sets. The doubles pair beat Kramer and Segura to push Australia ahead 5-3 in the series. About 5,752 fans attended despite a city Transit strike.
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Philadelphis
Jack Kramer
Australia
Frank Sedgman
Kramer
Francisco
Sepura
Ken McGregor
McGregor
Sedgman
Asel
Down
Segura
Three Tied for Panama Open Lead As Pros Reach Halfway
Balboa Panama City three top professionals share the lead at the Panama Open golf tourney as Roberto Viccicayo of Argentina and two Americans Sam Sneady of White Sulphur Springs West Virginia and Clayton Haefner of Charlotte North Carolina post 68s at the halfway point.
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Balboa
Gerary
United States
Roberto Ge Viccayo
Argentina
Sam Sneady
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Clayton Haefner
Charlotte
N. C
Stratton to Umpire Coast League Games
Gil Stratton a movie and TV actor age 82 from North Hollywood has been signed as an umpire by the Pacific Coast League. He brings umpiring experience from the California Western International and Southwest International Leagues and previously appeared as an extra in the PCL last season.
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Los Angeles
Gil Stratton
Stratton
North Hollywood
Waves Spoil Fresno Debut in New Gym
Pepperdine defeated Fresno State 71 to 64 in Fresno's new million dollar gym. Bob Morris led Pepperdine with 34 points while Fresno's Fred Barteles scored 24 in front of a near record crowd.
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Fresno
Calif
Pepperdine College of Los Angeles
Fresno State
Pepperdine
Bob Morris
Mortis
Fred Barteles
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