Big Ten Football Split T Tactics And Injuries In Midwest
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes defends split T scheme against Northwestern highlighting ball handling and grip issues. Northwestern fumbles and slick ball talk color the Big Ten scene as Stanford, California, UCLA, Washington State, and Michigan State prep with injuries and bench observers.
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Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Northwestern
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Mayes
Allj Betause
Big Ten
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Buck
Palo Alto
UPI
Stanford Indians
Chuck Taylor
Don Manoukian
Roy Ericksenberg
Jerry Goldberg
Jerry Gustafson
Pullman
Wash
Duck Washington
Washington State Cougars
Michigan State
al Kircher
WSC
Stanford
Prac
Rugby Mail Sale For U S Debut At Long Beach Stadium
Last week of advance sales for the U S debut rugby match on November 26 at Veterans Stadium Long Beach. Australia and New Zealand teams stop in Southern California after the world championship in Europe. Mail requests already received. public ticket sale begins November 10 with best sections reserved for mail orders. Application blank available.
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U. S
Long Beach
Veterans Stadium
Lakewood Field
New Zealand
California
Europe
Pokic
Convernience
Spooks Clash With Cathedral As League Lead On The Line
Cathe dral high faces St Anthony in a Catholic League showdown with four Phantom backs in the spotlight. Tony Ortega and Vasquez pace Cathedral while Hank Aldrete sets up key runs. Notre Dame’s Romo and Arroyo each score twice in a noted victory over Cantwell.
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Cathedral High
St. Anthony High
Tony Ortega
Cathedral
Cantwell
Ortega
Eddie Aguilar
Bobby Vasquez
Glendale
Vasquez
Hank Aldrete
Saints
Notre Dame
Tineup Ait
Dick Romo
Eddie Arroyo
Arroyo
Romo
Gene Lion
Comb
Big Daddy
Les Blngaman
Associated Press
New York
UCLA
Ohio State
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Miami
Filed
Duke
Army
Minnesota
E.L
L. A
St. Anthony
Johnny Olszewski
St." Anthony
Dick Remo
Romo-Ortega
Phantoms
Lakewood
Lynwood High
Meredith Park
George’ Massick
Ron Kiepfer
Lynngood
Imbros Falls to Berseem in Golden Gate Handicap
At Golden Gate Fields on Monday a $5,000 opening handicap saw Berseem defeat Imbros by four lengths with Lefty James in second and Imbros third. Berseem paid $4.60 as Crevolin’s Imbros, favored by Andrew J. Crevelin, earned a disappointing finish.
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Willie Shoemaker
Berseem
Andrew J
Crevelin
Imbros
Golden Gate Fields
Berseam
Lefty James
Crevolin State
Crevolin
Rashed notes: Golden G results and race details
Race results show Tide Bia and other runners with times and payouts. Scratches listed for multiple horses. The report includes finishes, jockeys, and odds, plus notes on subsequent races and entrants like Our Land and Endorser.
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Golden
Cnn
Orocue Etleiosy
Bo Loyers Drews Parra
Roblant
London
Tanagiehy Ll
Faulkner
Firth Wace
AnoemAker
Marcy
Soemilker
Nelson Hime
Jared
Tatum
Seril
Taniguchi
Hintis
Aleazicht
Samniched Redwacer
Seranpy
Ay Staniard
Sweo Darian
Celtics Boss Auerbach and Cousy Fined for Unsportsmanlike Conduct
New York reports coach Arnold Auerbach of the Boston Celtics was fined $100 and Bob Cousy fined $75 for unsportsmanlike conduct and abusive language in the NBA season opener against Rochester Saturday.
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NEW York
Arnold
Red) Auerbach
Boston Celtics
Bob Cousy
National Basketball Association
Rochester
Sports on Radio TV Highlights and Show Schedule
Radio and television listings note broadcasts of sports segments and ace analyst appearances. Timetable references Ted Sanders Show and various regional outlets with times around the late afternoon and evening slots.
Meadowlark Men’s Club finals set after wild Huntington Beach event
Mark Sullivan of Costa Mesa won his second straight Huntington Beach Open, edging Howard Estep of Long Beach after 36 holes despite late bogies. Defending champ Neil White and Gomer Sims reach Meadowlark Club finals, with Sims eliminating Delagacilio and White defeating Larson in quarterfinals. Championship flight results list numerous close matches and upsets at Recreation Park.
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Mark Sullivan
Costa Mesa
Howard Estep
Long Beach
Estep
Gomer Sims
Neil White
Frank Morey Jr
Meadowlark
Sims
Joe Delagacilio
White
Rod Larson
Tirst
Lynn Meyers
Hu Mavis
Gordon Hoverspnef
Tay Lup
Serund
Jack Thoman del
Virgil Kaufmonger
Gene Combs
Jacki Breisher
Recreation Park
Don Monteoriesy
Bih Sinuter
Die Carmody
Johny Warburton
John Ngnegal
Rob Darsell
el Mickey Bemlacet
Gente Smith
Dilek Glover
Gontior
John Catnng
Fred Whitmore
George Ainer
Grorce Exell
Wacker
Kenny Dobbs
John Tienn
Chatrell
Louis Vince
Osm
Turner
Bill Tr
Wyrl
Larry Grins
Bob
Thesz Heads to Long Beach Title Defense
Lou Thesz remains world heavyweight champion and will defend at Municipal Auditorium in Long Beach Thursday night. Monday night he drew with rising Southland contender Wilbur Snyder after a tough bout. Mike DeBiasie beat Kubla Khan in the same program as part of final rounds for his title shot.
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Lou Thesz
Long Beach
Municipal Auditorium
Funeerkain
Southland
Wilbur Snyder
Gach
Hollywood Legion
Mike de Biasie
Kubla Khan
Throne
Biate
Thesz
Municipal Auuditorium
Sandor Savheins
Bockwinh Dew
Lam “Tames
Harness Handicap by Ernie Mason
Harness handicap details from a Wednesday program describing multiple trots and pacers with horses like Aralaac Gloria Brewer, Longshot Arala, Pronto Boy, Diana Star, and Sheraton. Includes entrants from Allwood Stable and Meadow Gene, with odds, drivers, and race structure across classes B and CC.
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Pdadirder
Harlan
PIRST
Fo’ Brien
PE Tors
Gada
Ait Collingwood If Ra Primrona
Han & Tats Guy
Banatsy &B
Milan Pass
Patrick Tass
Crawford
Fair Acres
Allwood Stable
Spudland
Adot Collingwood
Nemo
Joan
Pner
Dunine Vreesfor
Prato
D'S
Guy
Ahorp
Sol
Dunine
Lonkahot—Tatreck
Pnee
Dimien Ned “Gehnes
David Mersey
Punderburk
Y Brewer
Brennan
Primrose
Primrose Patarer (Angen) Fost Cminniewr
Lle Beaver
Hattenvury Patek
Adams
Curtiss Jeadow Gold
Rever ‘Pratt
Wvilliamss
Dr. Ruouler
Cetleyars
Lyon Y Brew Gloria
Brewer
Valles Wes
Lorguhot
Duuvey Cehnky
Rip Captain
Boots
Tarawa
Gloria Brewer
Aralac
Sears
Ciney B
Rot
Clank
Gorso Amsic
Taylors
Mabel Tass
Dama Don ¢Fawier
Gjune
Darnley cOsborn
Fockir
Pace
Lucy F
Parkinson
Conanel
Undebers
Diana Star
O'Brien
Fe Express
Fe Hal Bales
Valles Key
Wayans
Ioneay Derby
Dennis Bootte Hallas Ennasta
Golden Gate Entries Wild Card Heavy Card Listing
A dense OCR list of horse names and entries for Golden Gate with multiple strings of horse names owners and related notes. The fragment mentions races and potential winners including Penn, Red Ran and Spending Spree with odds hints and probable winners, but the text is largely garbled.
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Fempr
Count Cool
Brio Supply
Rellanem
Two Sky
Bazooka
Vekperred
Cariaav—Red
Taely Buss Wankroll Steckat
Trish Blaney
Scoocken
Rest Bet Sheraton and Other Wagers Detailed
A fragmented sports betting card lists bets such as Rest Bet Sheraton and One Chance Bet involving Mr Primrose and other named principals. The text also notes Bankroll Spectal and Clockers Tip with numerical hints like 81, suggesting race or wager values, though details are incomplete.
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Sheraton
Mr. Primrose
Wenner
Freenan Hanover
David Merty
Marlen
Prep Dies of Injuries After Montana Football Game
Van Winkle a 17 year old Gallatin County high school quarterback from Bozeman died from a concussion that caused a cerebral hemorrhage after a tackle in a game against Fergus High School Lewistown. J Rex Dalley MHSA executive secretary said no prior Montana high school football death is in records. The last Montana football death was Oct 27 1951 Wesley Salonen a 23 year old Montana School of Mines center in Billings.
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Great Falls
Man
van Winkle
Gallatin County
Boze
Fergus High School
Lewistown
J. Rex Dalley
Montana High School Assn
Montana
Wesley Salonen
Montana School of Mines
Billings
You Be the Quarterback Mo Snapshot
A scrambled drill like play by play notes Branca and Manta run misdirects with a shove of a quarterback keeper and a button hook pass. The framing suggests practice callouts about timing pitch options and a late lateral line scrimmage decision in a Shrine context.
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Branca
Holback
Manta
Shrine
Poly High Hares open 1954-55 basketball season
Poly High announces a 20 game schedule for 1954-55 with league play starting January 11 and two early tournaments in Long Beach and Covina. Defending Coast League champions and SCIF playoff finalists, the Hare varsity aims to build on last year’s 30-3 record with home games at Poly and trips to San Pedro Montebello and Alhambra.
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Poly High
Hares
San Pedro
Hare
Long Beach
Covina
Mrabiiens
Ban Pedro
Poly
Nerbonne
Montebello
Poly Ac
Alhambra
Tournay—alurant
Diego Ulgh
Jordin
San Diego
Hoover
Hedonda
Bruins JV Rout Knights in 36-8 win at Stephens
Bruin junior varsity rolled past Lynwood High with two scoring passes to Chuck Leonard and a 270 yard kickoff return by Dave Floyd, who also added a five yard TD run. Excelsior and Pasadena jv results noted with late scores and mixed extra point outcomes.
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Chuck Leonard
Dave Floyd
Wilson
Lynwood High Tragnees
Stephens
Floyd
Excelsior High
Downey
Pasadena High
Jeyvees
Foly
Bunnies
Gary Pungan
Ed Higgins
Viiwron
Limosini AE
Strocozi
Boxing Schedule at Oceas Park and Nearby Arenas
Boxing calendar lists bouts at Oceas Park and South Gate Arena with start times 8 30 PM and 5 20 PM and venues Hawkerstad Hollywood Park and San Pedis Al Pal Bish reflecting a fragmented local sports schedule. Notable matchups include Avena Cockrell Herman facing Wrentling South Gate Arena and Einiakl Tolkis vs Montana brothese at different venues.
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Oceas Park
Avena
Cockrella
Herman
Wrentling
South Gate Arena
Einiakl
Tolkis
Montana Brothese
Harnesa Dtatnik
Hallywood Park
Hawkelbatl
San Pedis al Pals Bish
UCLA tailback Primo Villanueva shines in Cal game
Sports column notes Primo Villanueva’s rise after criticism, surpassing expectations by filling in for Phil Cameron. It praises his defensive play and the Bruins’ strong offense, contrasts PCC teams’ imbalance, and comments on Rams Lions game and ranking chatter.
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UCLA
Frimo Villanueva
Cal
Villanueva
Calexico
Phil Cameron
Bruins
Bradley
Brown
McTougall
Cameron
Primo
Arizona
San Diego State
Pepperdine
Coacy Red Sanders
City League Basketball First Lutheran vs Baptist Contender
Dense OCR reads like game box with many player names and team labels. Highlights show First Lutheran and Baptist teams competing, with numerous player lines and score-like figures interspersed.
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