The Pyramid of Success in Basketball Coaching
U S L A head coach JOHN R. WOODEN discusses the Pyramid of Success, a set of cornerstones including industriousness and enthusiasm, that guides team performance. He cites Glenn M. Curtis as originator, defines success as personal best, and highlights athletes like Ben Hogan Ty Cobb George Mikany Ed Shel drake and Chuck Doud as models of the pyramid’s virtues.
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John R. Wooden
California
The
Bruins
Glenn M. Curtis
Martinville
Ind
Mir. Curtis
Fom
George Moriority
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Ty Cobb
George Mikany
Ucla FC
Ed Sheldrake
Eddie
UCLA
Chuck Doud
Banned Negro Sues Rebel Loop Over AllStar Ban
Hot Springs Arkansas report of civil rights suit filed in federal court by James Tigerson, a Negro pitcher with Knoxville in the Cotton States League, seeking 50 000 against league officials and the Cotton States League after his ban from the Class C circuit. The action centers on constitutional equality and league franchise options amid a dispute that prompted league officials to discuss revoking Hot Springs franchise.
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Hot Springs, Ark
Cotton States League
Ui. Se
James ‘Figerson
Knoxville
Gene Tract
Hot- Springs
Cotton
Major Leagues Block Moves and Westward Talk
Major leagues set roadblock on franchise moves and discussed Pacific Coast League outgrowth. Owners debated Baltimore Browns shift, Los Angeles and San Francisco as future majors, and TV impact on attendance while players pressed wages and representation.
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Cincinnati
Bill Veeck
Browns
Baltimore
Veeck
del Webb
New York Yankees
Webb
Batts
West
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Ford Frick
Nap
Ralph Kiner
Chicago
George Trautmen
Frick
Trautman
Allie's Official Now Worthington and Ferriss Saga
Bill Veeck contends Hornsby earns more from not managing Browns this year and Ferriss is recalled as a lefty with a storied past. Cronin recalls Roe Ferriss as a shy lefty, while Ferriss now serves as a pitcher coach in Louisville. All-Star game logistics and radio TV rights are discussed, with teams pivoting and attendance notes, including Boston and Milwaukee moves.
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Jack Hand
Cincinnati
Bill Veeck
St. Louis
Browns
Tihet Hornsby
Willie
Allie Reynolds
State Department
Doé Cronin
Dave
Roo) Ferriss
Giants
Allan Worthington
Ferriss
Cronin
Bill Summers
Bill
Jerry
Louisville
Red Sox
Johnny Vandermeer
Gresley Field
Johnny
Burlington
Town
Shotteroy
Joe Cronin
Charlie Gehringer
Hint Greenberg
Amerivan League
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Cleveland
Bill Terry
Joe McCarthy
Boston Braves
Milwaukee
Boston
Braves
Toledo
Veeck
Rams Rookies Open Camp Face Toughest Task
RAM ROOKIES OPEN CAMP Halfbacks and tackles face the toughest task as 25 job seekers arrive for Los Angeles Rams preseason drills at Redlands. Veterans work out next week at the Coliseum, with two-a-day sessions set to begin, while coaches and reporters capture the scene for Elroy Hirsch’s film Crazylegs All American. The battles loom highest at tackle and halfback among 16 tackles and 8 halfbacks seeking regular jobs as four ends, two guards, two quarterbacks, one fullback and no centers fill the rest. The Aug 16 opener at Veterans Memorial Stadium looms as the test for Hampton and Poole.
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University of Redlands
King Camp
Ram
Elroy Hirsch
Amone
Rams
Midgets Eye 2000 Dollar Payoff at Veterans Memorial
Jack Jordan of El Monte posted a 12:43.52 last week to beat Don Cameron’s 1952 record 13:01.09 in the 40-lap event at Veterans Memorial Stadium. Cameron seeks another win as Jordan pursues two major victories this season while the top drivers including Amick Moorhouse De Hart Cantrell Glemioris Morr and Kelly prepare Friday night.
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Veterans ’Memorial
Stadium
Jack Jordan
el Monte
Don Cameron
Jordan
Cameron
Fane
AONE
Rams Set for Touch Tilt Benefit at Memorial Coliseum
Los Angeles Rams face San Pedro Dolphins in a charity touch football game at Memorial Coliseum to aid former Ram Don Simonsen who had brain surgery last February. Regular all star lineup includes Norm Van Brocklin Elroy Hirsch and Tom Fears. Tickets cost 1.20 available at Frank stores the Ram office and Beverley-Webster area. Autographed footballs and field access for fans to photograph Rams favorites. The game aired on KM and radio TV listings note boxing later on KITV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Simonsen
Memorial Coliseum
Los Angeles “Rams
San Pedro’ Dolphins
Duke Llewllyn
Los Angeles City Recreation
Ram
Southland
Rams
Simonsen
Don
Los Angeles
Jineup
Ates
Norm van Brockdin
Elroy Hirsch
Tom *Faeurs
Dolphins
San Pedro
Ham
Salls & Frank
Beverley Webbster
Unclear Sports Calendar Fragment
Fragmentary sport calendar item lists venues and times including Los Angeles and Hollywood Park references with unclear names and dates. Details are garbled. readable items indicate racing or track events at multiple venues with inconsistent spellings and times.
Gridders Serve as Lifeguards in Summer Routine
Three football players John Olszewski George Timberlake and Roger Hooks join Capt Dutch Miller’s lifeguard crew on Long Beach. The season peaks at 90 lifeguards as the players keep fit by beach runs and guard positions. Olszewski plans to join the Chicago Cardinals training camp soon ending his pro football path. Timberlake and Hooks balance football roles with lifeguard duties as they adapt to fall positions and defensive responsibilities.
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George Timberlake
USC
Roger Hocks
Trojan
Johnny Olszewski
Cal Ae
Chicago Cardinals
John Olszewski
Roger Hooks
Long Beach
Qiszewski
Cal
Johnny-O
Timberlake
Linden Ave
Fifth Pl
Jess Hil
Phil Kim Choice in Olympic Bout
Honolulu battler Phil Kim is the favorite in a 10 round main event against Ceamius Chavez at Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. A nontitle bout with lightweight champ Jimmy Carter awaits if Kim wins. Kim, based in Honolulu, has a 9-1 record here with eight knockouts, while Chavez hails from Los Angeles and has three wins this year.
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Los Angeles
IOD
Honolulu
Phil Kim
Ceamius Chavez
Olymeiple Auditorium
H _Kim
Jimmy Carter
Kim
Kayo
Ert
Aragon
Chavez
Minor League Results From California to El Paso
Fragmented scores show CALIFORNIA BAG de Visalia 31 Md Sapte Barbara Free 2 and Indianapolis 7 amid a mix of team names and partial figures. Other lines reference ArboClation and Denver matchups with unclear totals, revealing a washed OCR page of late season minor league results with multiple unreadable segments.
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California
BAG de Visalia
Sapte Barbara
Jonny Traeatte Yao
Syenewo
Tanlagadam Anehetican
Aserelation Guaresian
Laurevile
Columbus
Kansas
Civ
Silhaeagaia
Indianapolis
Foleda
Southern
Arboclation
Shalenpara
Saan
Tie Mack
Empha
Alinta
Ehreveport
Part
Orth
Bexymont Gaa
Aplin
Uitimhara
Ean
Wes
Eric Ane
Denver & Tiweei
Peup Shou Guy
el Paso
Proenty
Tucson
Mexicali
Tuster
Bishee-Doupias
New Channel for Chadwick in Bosporus Challenge
Florence Chadwick the 33 year old California swimmer aims to add the Bosporus to her list of canal feats. She plans to swim from Istanbul to Askar Ada across a swift 18 mile waterway and may also tackle the Dardanelles the Strait of Gibraltar and the English Channel. She expects to be in top form in a week and fly to Istanbul around July 5.
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Dover
England
Florence Chadwick
California
Bosporus
Europe
Miss Chadwick
Istanbul
Askadar
Black Sea
Sea of Marmara
Dardanelles
Strait of Gibraltar
English Channel
Chad Wick
Chadwick
France
Four former champs in round two of National Public Links
Seattle area action includes 1952 king Omer Bogan battling to defend title with a dramatic recovery on the 18th hole. Leroy Parrish, Benay, and Irv Cooper among locals advancing as others like Frank Mansh and Dan Holick win tight matches. George Recon sets a par 71 course record at 56 strokes.
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Seattle
Wash
King
Omer
Pete) Bogan
Schamp
Montebello
Calif
Leroy Parrish
Ontario
Ore
Benay
Bogan
Irv Cooper
Frank Hanson
Ted Richards
Meadowlark
Cooper
Fred Hall
Peoria
Hanvon
Don Malick
Minneapolis
Sop
Richiards
Parriss
George [Recon
Dave Stanley
Los Angeles
Stanley Bielat
Yonkers
N. Y
Andrew Swedko
Pittsburgh
Wilners
Frank Manseh
Downey
Dan Holick
Minor League Standings and Excerpted Team Standings
Dense, garbled standings from multiple leagues show teams, scores, and locations. Names like Bakenten, Barbara, Brecht, and Foustoo appear amid partial city and league references. The fragmentary lines hint at Western and International associations with city tags such as Dallas and Toronto, but most specifics are unreadable.
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Banspre Renna League
Korthery Association
Bakenten
Saaheille
Barbara
Tame
Bae Veet
Bie Sime
Estes Tskernanonal Lease
Texas Brag
Yoxame GA
Dallas
Foustoo
Brecht BT SU
Aneevenort
Monton
FR Worth
Aptonia Ag
Apeouver Hog Wanaiel i
CEA International
Eagun Spt
Iy Bicaly
Sai Pocaletto
Anithoor Erian Association Wertern League
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Thesenix
Hot Springs
Tugersons
Alfie Reynolds
John Wooden
Allie
Worthington
Hornsby
Happy Chandler
Ted Williams
Claude Passeau
Fenway. Park
Rip Sewell
Bob Lemon
Bobby Avila
Dale Mitchell
Steve O’neill
Karl Drews
Robin. Roberts
Curt
Simmons
Jim Konstanty
O'Neill
Pacific Goast
Ork
Anjeast
Cleveland Heston
Hollywoot
Los Angel
Sacramento
Oakland A
Phitadeton Ouib
Gaits Wood
Gaines Nilicht Munger
Urge
Dani
George E' Ary
Ores
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Bradford
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Jesse Flores
Gaklend Fey
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Hachten
Redlands
Los Angeles Rams
Fat Ak Eae
Andy Matte
Cis Nati
Agi Ford
Ord
Veterans
Memorial Stadium
Hampton
KITV
Yamen
O Dolphins
Jim Cherty
Ong Aix-Man Hine
Iill
Hooks
MONEY
Somennes
Tom Yawkey
Yawkey
Mel
Mwooid TeGion
Baron Leone
Romiera Tomern
Aocaa
Det
Want MacDonald
Hud Curie
Jatin Tribeef
Fred Binasle
Lets Jamuttaas
Ogden