Ex-49er Coach Strader Dies in Sleep in Berkeley
Norman Red Strader a longtime football figure dies after a heart attack at 51. A former San Francisco 49ers coach, he also led Navy teams and coached at St. Marys College and Regis College. His varied career included stints with the Yankees and pro baseball early on.
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Norman
Red) Strader
San Francisco 49Ers
Redhead
Regis College
Denver
St. Mary’s College
Navy
New York Yankees
Whidby Island
Camp Ferry
Sampson Naval Base
Yankees
San Francisco
Ionstruction
49Ers
Lawrence
Buck) Shaw
Shaw
Strader
Frank Albert
Jordan Falls in 11th Inning CIF Playoff Loss
Burbank defeats Jordan 4-3 in 11 innings to end Jordan's playoff hopes. Neil Smith scored the winning run after a misplayed ground ball at first base in the extra frame. Mike Magow hit a two run homer to tie the game in the sixth as Shelby and Pearson held the rival offense in check until the bottom of the 11th.
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Neil Smith
Jordan
Panther
Panthers
Bill Higgins
Bob Shelby
Danny Adams
Adams
Shelby
Smith
Dick Sturges
Pearson
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Ed Herndon
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Simmons
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Detroit
Washington
Boston
D Sox
Boston Braves
Cinnati
A's
Reds
A’s
Jimmy Foxx
Eric MewWair
Dave Anderson
Burbank High
Ron Pearson
Mike Magee
Burpate
Phote
Attack Is Fatal to Hall of Famer Al Simmons Dies
Milwaukee AP reports Hall of Famer Al Simmons, 54, died of a heart attack at the Milwaukee Athletic Club after an evening shopping trip. The Philadelphia Athletics star, later with multiple clubs, was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1953. He led AL batting titles in 1930 and 1931, appeared in four World Series, and retired from baseball in 1951 as coach of the Indians for health reasons.
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al Simmons
Baseball Hall of Fame
Simmons
Milwaukee Athletic Club
Sidewalt County
Aloysius Harry
Philadelphia
Cleveland Indians
Cooperstown
Pirates and Yankees in scattered radio-TV sports lineup
Rough schedule lists Pirates and Yankees broadcasts with varied start times and channels, plus boxing and roller derby events. Mentions Rainiers and boxing matchups, and multiple station codes, all reflecting a mixed sports radio TV slate with unclear details.
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Pirates
White Resa Atpels
Gon Franciaso
WMPC
Yankees Varioles
KMPC
Tih
Palayision Doteers
Glamis
Gael
Rainiers
KHS
Bair
Gonzales
KHT
ATLA
Odds and Scores From Multiple NBA Style Matchups
A scrambled OCR sports brief lists several futures like Seattle over Portland 10 to 10 and San Diego 2, Helixwont ii. and San Francisco 5 along with Sacramento 1-2 and Vancouver 1-1. Mention of teams Judson Fraconia B41 and Wrigley Fic at 1:30 pm in Hollywood plus Toronto series in San Francisco.
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Ioesemenity
Diego
Baseball score summaries across cities and leagues listed
A fragmented report lists multiple sports results across cities including New York, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, St. Louis and Chicago with various scores. It references American and California leagues, plus minor leagues and scattered game notes, player names, and standings in a dense wire-style roundup.
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Seattle
Sacramento
Vancouver
Parunin
San Diego
Hollywood
San Francisco
Sational
Suitwauker $ Bi
Brookliyn
New York
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Mongant
Pitsburg
Philadephia
Lawn
Miller
Cincinati
Milwaukee
Ruppster Beth
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York
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Charleston
Indianapolis
Lanusiavine
Denver
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Gunnake
Sir Paul
Introducing Stars Stir a Pacific Coast League Game
A Pacific Coast League plan seeks pregame player introductions to boost atmosphere. Tommy Heath and supporters argue it would energize crowds and help fans connect with players positions. The proposal, previously denied, is to be pitched to Leslie O'Connor for approval amid broader notes on sports topics and minor league prospects.
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Tommy Heath
Sacramento Solon
San Francisco Seals
Leslie O'Connor
Claire Good
Tommy
CIF Playoffs: Keppel Domination Brightens Quarterfinal Bid
In a high scoring Friday CIF playoff clash Keppel hitters and pitchers led by strong three hit performance anchored a 9 1 victory over Covina. Amid scattered notes on other teams and players the report highlights Mark Keppel’s decisive win and mentions standout pitching details and key lineups.
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Don
Reed
Burroughs
CIF
Mike McCormick
Mark Keppel
Keppal
Covina
Hei
Coronten Ann Oro BK
Davis
Mrowicz
Teed
Wener
Ft Lama
Ogo
Bronie
Munteneth
Rosea Tae
Medagnes Rush
Kia Coy
Chanes
Rickey
Mira Creta
Renisa
Moss
Grove
Thomas ML
St. Redringkl
Elliott
Ite Penincs
Weibel
Berkeley School Hit by L A City Fathers
The Los Angeles City Council urged Governor Knight to investigate PCC members and overhaul athletic codes after UCLA was fined and placed on three years probation. Council members cited jealousy and alleged Sproul bias toward UC Berkeley. The UCLA booster group, the Young Men’s Club of Westwood, reportedly spent $139,102 over three years, with $84,009 in 1951.
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Bob Thorpe
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Dreth Bentley
Dott
Bob Anderson
Tmere Wounessers
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Los Angeles
Goodwin J. Knight
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UCLA
Harole Henry
Gordon Hahn
Ernest Debs
Robert Gordon Sproul
California Universities
Berkeley
Debs
Westwood
Fullmer Ready for Sugar Ray in Madison Square Garden
Gene Fullmer, 23, from West Jordan Utah, faces Sugar Ray Robinson in a 10 round middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Fullmer’s win over Humez moved him to No 2 in ratings, boosting his title chances as Robinson eyes Basilio or Saxton for future moves.
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Cyclone
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Sugar
Ray Robinson
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Shome
Los Angeles
Rote Olson
J Evance
Charles Humez
I J Pullmer
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Olson
Marmon
Robinson
Carmen Basilin
Johnny Saxton
Boxing and racing bouts headline Saturday sports card
The calendar lists Safthad-Kink boxing and Court va Navy fmuprard events at Pak Ave Field with Baty versus Gondiales in a 230 pound bout. Wrestling and Stock Car racing run at South Gate and Fastside Arenas. Horse racing at CALIENIN noon and a full all day championship at Recrenta Park.
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Court Va
Navy Fmuprard
Pak Ave
Hallywood Legion — Startin
Baty
Gondiales
South Gate
Walla
Garde
Garcena
Sanda
Calienin
Anbing Derris—Gerdeie
Masrnali
Wrigley
Althea Downs Briton for French Title
Althea Gibson of New York defeated Angela Mortimer of Great Britain 6-4 4-2 10 in the French International Tennis Tournament final at Roland Garros. The 28 year old, ranked eighth in the United States, celebrated by leaping the net after a long match watched by more than 10,000 spectators.
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Pi—Alther Gibson
New York
Tomen
Angela Mortimer
Great Britain
Miss
United States
Miss Mortimer
Big Ten Moves To Open Round Robin Football Schedule
The Big Ten approved a plan to adopt a 10 game schedule by 1959 with seven conference games in 1959 60 eight in 1961 62 and nine thereafter. Non conference games become optional and season opening day is moved to the next to last Saturday in September. The Rose Bowl partnership remains intact indefinitely under the new plan.
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Big Ten
Biz Ten
Mantle Tops Hoch With Six Straight Games In 427 Pace
In bitter cold and a large crowd, Mickey Mantle lifted his batting average to 427 with six straight games and drove in three as the Yankees edged Washington 2-1. Ted Williams hit for power while Don Ferrarese carried Boston minorly, and the Pirates beat Philadelphia 8-5. Cincinnati surged as Kluszewski had four hits in a 6-5 win over Milwaukee, while Brooklyn fell 6-5 to New York as the Giants hit three homers to stay in the race.
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Ray Sievers
New York Yankees
Don Washington
Boston
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Fenney Park
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Chicago
Larry Doby
Yanks
Albeat
Ted Mantle
Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Grounds
New York Giants
Brooklyn
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