In This Corner previews Stanford at USC battle
Stanford and USC loom for a Saturday clash as Bobby Garrett directs a cautious offense and Sam Morley and John Steinberg reel in targets. Red Sanders praises Stanford while USC scouts note improvements and the Ram game loom big for the rest of the season.
Stanford Eyes USC Clash After USC Losses Preview
Stanford coach Chuck Taylor predicts a win against USC with strong running and passing, as Stanford aims to extend its football winning streak in the PCC. Oregon’s 13 7 upset over USC reshaped views of the Trojans while Cal’s bowl chances dimmed after UCLA routed them 20 7.
Terps Sooners Eye Orange Bowl Clash
The nation's top three unbeaten major teams headline weekly rankings from AP and UP with Notre Dame, Maryland, and Baylor leading. West Virginia sits high, Illinois, Michigan State, Georgia Tech, Oklahoma, UCLA, and Duke also in the top ten with USC strong, while Washington falls after a recent loss.
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Anita Heads Reject Offer Amid Turf Club Dispute
The Horsemen’s Benevolent Association and Santa Attila officials report a purse distribution row. Los Angeles Turf Club secretary Hugh Blio cites purses exceeding a track record while over 2800 090 dollars are slated for five days of racing. Hollywood Park’s opening was delayed by the dispute, with Tanforan briefly affected. Horsemen push to base cuts on first 10 million, then 20 million, seeking 4 percent from the first 10 million, 3 percent from the next 10 million, and 27 percent above 20 million. Hollywood Park reached a 4 3 27 percent compromise.
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Troy in Shape for Tribe Tilt
LOS ANGELES 47. In fall the Southern California Tr jans will be in fairly good condition for Saturday's game against Rose Bowl-bound Stanford, but they may not have enough. Odds-makers have installed the Trojans a 314point favorite, though Stanford beat Oregon and Washington State, and USC could beat neither. Aramis Dandoy, George Bozanic and Marold Ilan, recently injured, will be back to play as backs against the Indians.
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Series Back Three for Football Honors
Northern California Football Writers Association nominates Ken Buck of Caltech? Pacific for all America honors along with quarterback Bob Garratt of Stanford and linebacker Matt Idazcline of California.
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Best in America Shaw Emerges as Oregon Star of 1953
Northwest fans rate George Shaw of Oregon as the top all around football player for 1953. The junior quarterback, versatile enough to play end or halfback, leads Oregon in passing, kicking, defense, and punt returns while guiding the Webfoots to upsets over Nebraska and Southern California. Shaw also shines in baseball and was an NCAA record holder for interceptions as a freshman.
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Mantle Knee Operation Prompted Optimistic Recovery
Springfield AP reports surgeon Dr Dan Yancey said Mickey Mantle came through the knee operation in good shape and that they expect complete recovery. The operation on Mantle’s right knee revealed more cartilage damage than expected. The doctor said the knee will be as strong as before and there should be no loss of action after about three months.
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Bowl picture grows in late-season college football race
Maryland and Oklahoma hold inside tracks for January bowls as conferences square off. Illinois and Illinois faces Michigan State and Ohio State as Pasadena hopes rise. Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Nebraska. Southern California edges toward Sugar Bowl possibility while Baylor and Texas loom in the Southwest race.
Moonrush Mare to be Sold at Public Auction
Moonrush for sale at public auction this week owned by Anita King and Gus Luelhuile. The California-bred gelding Moonrush, a winner with earnings of 429 and 2804 in earnings, is described as leading money winner in training.
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Williams Musial Rivalry Marks Hall of Fame Debate
New York AP reports Ted Williams and Stan Musial, two of baseball’s great hitters, remain in fierce debate. Williams leads in home runs and RBIs while Musial edges him in doubles and triples. Robinson and Ashburn also noted in lifetime averages as spring of 1953 looms. Separate from baseball, Stanford faces Southern California in a key Rose Bowl preview as the Indians pursue an aerial offense against Garrett and the Trojans.
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Weight Trouble Hits Comeback by Sande
New York jockey Bart Sande struggles to maintain riding weight amid a prolonged absence from racing. He has not ridden in two races since October 14, with his return uncertain as trainers note his age and ongoing weight challenges.
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Tiscareno Favored Over Fisher In 10 Round Bout
Ramon Tiscareno of Jr Mex is favored tonight in a 10 round lightweight clash against Joe Fisher of Denver at Olympic Auditorium. Tiscareno seeks a win after a decision loss to Mario Trigo, with earlier victories over Babe Herman Santiago Iteban and Archie Whitewater.
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Florida ball on 32 yard line third down and 19
Florida faces third down and 19 at the Georgia 32 yard line late in the game. A sophomore Georgia left tackle has disrupted plays, including an 11 yard loss on the prior snap. The Florida quarterback evaluates four options: long pass punt trap with cross blocking, a Joey fake then shovel pass, and another play to be revealed on the next page.
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American League All Stars Defeat Pacific League at Sendai Stadium
A major league all star baseball event drew about 30,000 fans to Korakuen Stadium as the American team defeated the Pacific squad in a high profile exhibition. Players from top clubs showcased power hitting and sharp defense in front of a large crowd at Sendai venue.
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Notre Dame's Leahy Recovers From Pancreatic Crisis
Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy, recovering after an acute pancreatitis attack at halftime of the 27 14 win over Georgia Tech, faced a frazzled moment yet kept Saints in stride. The piece notes Leahy's pressure ridden tenure, Rockne's legacy, and Notre Dame's bid for a perfect season as he returns to the field under strict orders.
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