Musial Sorry Williams May Retire Early Yet Aiming 3000 Hits
Stan Musial cannot understand why Ted Williams wants to quit while still a top hitter and plans his own retirement after reaching 3,000 major league hits. He estimates three seasons to reach the 3,000 mark, needing 582 more hits, while aging considerations and his own busy winter with business and charity work shape his career plans. He also notes potential home run impacts from Busch Stadium screen changes and confirms a March 1 spring training start.
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Stan Musial
Ted Williams
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Paul Warner
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Million Dollar Palos Verdes Golf Course Planned
A $1,000,000, 18 hole course is planned for Palos Verdes Estates to open within 16 months. Architect Robert Trent Jones will design the oceanfront layout, backed by Rancho Palos Verdes Co and partners including Great Lakes Carbon and Capital Co. Backers include Ivar Hanson George Skakel Sr Elven Musick Paul Anderson D. L Marlett.
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Long Beach City College to Host Loyola in Armed Services Tourney
Long Beach City College will host Loyola of Los Angeles and others at the Long Beach Armed Services Invitational Basketball Tournament March 4 to 10. Teams from Fort MacArthur Long Beach Naval Station Long Beach Air Forces Base Wil Terro Marine Air Station and 11th Coast Guard District will compete. Loss of two games eliminates a team. Bernard Mertes, newly appointed Kansas State football coach, plans to use the Split T. This is his first public statement since signing with the Washington Redskins to replace Bill Meek as Houston feature star Dick Evans. Mertes has coached at Naval Station Iwo Jima and San Diego Naval Air Station.
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Williams retirement denied by Sox outlook and rival clubs
Ted Williams contradicts retirement rumors as Pink Higgins, new Boston manager, faces questions at Sarasota spring camp. Valley Monarchs and Norsemen battle for Metropolitan League lead as Valley routs El Camino 82 54 and George Wagner boosts defense with a 20 point per game pace.
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Boxing figures and tennis results mix in brief sports notes
Sid Flaherty, manager of Carl Olson, chosen best manager of 1954 by Chicago Boxing Writers. Nino Valdes as a favorite to beat Duck Flood in Huntington WV. Travert reaches Australian doubles semifinals with a 40 minute 6-2 6-2 6-2 victory over Canny Worthington.
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Russia
Neely and Wife Quietly Rewed in Houston
Rice Institute head coach Neely and his wife were quietly remarried in Houston, according to the Houston Chronicle. Earlier, Mrs. Neely had announced plans to move to Nevada during the last football season to prepare for divorce.
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Wrestling Results at New LEG Verge Shootout
Wrestling results show Lord Layteena Billy afelby defeating Tom Blachard in a hard fought bout. GORY, Silowneat secured a victory over Hoy det Eariaue, with Romero as a noted participant in the event.
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Saint Anthony High remembers Ennie Arboit at football banquet
More than 200 players officials and guests gathered Monday night at the Catholic Center for the Saint Anthony High School Ennie Arboit Memorial banquet honoring the late football coach as Cathedral won the 1954 Catholic League title run. John Geyer and Dick Romo received co captain memorial trophies while Romo and Geyer earned special awards for all Catholic League team status. Various letters and thanks followed from Bishop Timothy Manning and Monsignor Bernard Dolan as James Burke entertained attendees.
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Don Zareski
Felix Mallet
Erameté Ryan
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Larry Kirkbride
Chuck Linnen
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Hank Manze
Larry McMahan
Glenn Mursell
Roland Osgood
Jack Barisch
Emmett Ryan
Brian Shutta
Billy Tomasic
Jon Zaleski
Tony Aurea
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Ernie Espidoza
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Saints Journey to Santa Monica for League Fray
Saint Anthony High School basketball travels to Santa Monica to face St. Monica High, with JV tipping off before the varsity. The Saints sit tied for third with Notre Dame Serra and Loyola at 2-2, while Mt. Carmel leads at 4-0 and Cathedral at 3-1. Brtion hopes to move into undisputed third as Notre Dame meets Mt. Carmel and Serra faces Cathedral.
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Six Man Tag Team Event At Municipal Auditorium
Promoter Louie Miller kicks off the wrestling season with a top show at Municipal Auditorium featuring a six man tag between Southland standout teams. The Boo team includes Gene Kiniski Kubla Khan and Lord Athol Layton while the Hooray team fields Sandor Szabo Alo Leilani and Don Arnold. Semi final sees Pedro Martinez vs Yukon Jackson and Vic Christy against Juan Humberto in 8:30 opening. Main event limits one hour. other two matches run 45 minutes.
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Horse Race Card Picks From a Sundry List
Specials list seizes betting cues with names like Mr Sullivan The Big Horse Driller Pajone Maldita Admiral Peary across positions seventh second fourth first third. No full race details provided.
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Pro golf leaders shine as Littler Kroll Palmer lead
Gene Littler Ted Kroll and Palmer top weekly pro filings with strong finishes including a first third and fourth place. Tommy Bolt dominates at San Diego with wire-to-wire win as 72-hole meets grow rare. Oldsmobile Tournament rounds up champions as club events continue with mixed event wins and notable scores.
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Bolt Leads After Hot Start in Tight Round in Golf Story
The article notes winners often sit near the top before final rounds. Paul McGuire slipped from 65 to 73 and 36 across days, while Bolt opened with seven straight birdies and held the lead, not to be overtaken.
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Cards may land top college stars in draft twist
Chicago Cardinals could gain Notre Dame’s Ralph Guglielmi and Wisconsin’s Alan Ameche if they secure the 1935 bonus pick. Jumbo Joe and the Cards chase a potent backfield alongside Matson and Olisewski, with a question on the line.
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Washington in Syracuse. College basketball schedule and results
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