Cal Gridder Suspended After On Field Incident
BERKELEY CALIFORNIA UM prob Proverb Jacobs Ad5 pound tackle for the University of California was suspended by Coach Lytin Waldorf for what players described as striking a teammate during Thursday scrimmage Jacobs admitted losing his temper and apologized saying there was no personal issue and he knew it was wrong A squad vote was expected to determine reinstatement Jacobs had emerged as a key blocker earlier in the season and helped in an upset win at Seattle against Washington
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Jess Hill
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Long Beach crews and Olympians heat up West Coast scene
A revived UCLA Bruins and Orange Coast College backing boosts a Long Beach State effort to field a fresh crew program with an eight oared shell. Walter Hover and Ly Schaeffler lead talks with Bruins while California and Stanford invite future UCLA-OSU clashes as Kirby Shoes prep for Australia. The piece also notes a Kirby lineup facing the Olympians led by Bill Russell and cites other college basketball gossip and a Collier’s cartoon on radio football.
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Sports Calendar entry with scattered races and games
Fragmented schedule shows racing and boxing events with teams and venues scattered. Mentions Springs, Parmount Ranch, Bears, Palm, and Candena Sirdium among others, with vague times and places. OCR garble limits precise details but indicates a busy sports day with multiple events across venues.
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LHC and Elane P THLUTSTON clash on regional broadcast
In a charted 2017 18 season matchup the LHC team faces Elane P with radio TV coverage across KRCA stations. The broadcast highlights a regional scoring battle and regional interest in the California Oregon region.
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Busch denies change at Cardinals amid Hutchinson rumors
ST LOUIS August 9 Busch President of the St Louis Cardinals declares there is no thought of Fred Hutchinson leaving. He dismisses reports of Marty Marion return to manage the Cards or a move to Cleveland. Hutchinson will be here next year as manager despite chatter from Chicago and Cleveland circles.
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Three-Way Tie Opens Pomona Valley Open Golf
Touring pros Billy Mawell George Bigham and Dick Knight share first place as the Pomona Valley Open reaches its second round with a three way tie for lead at the $3,000 event. Scores listed show tight contention among participants and local entrants.
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Nevada Wolfpack Reject Hypnotist Offer Before Humboldt State Match
Nevada coach Gordon Me dachran said a telegram from hypnotist Arthur Jalen offered to hypnotize players but was ignored. He noted the team has a green roster after five losses and one tie and will play Humboldt State in the season finale.
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Wolfpack
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Arthur Jalenia
Ellen
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Miami Dominates Florida State for Fifth Win
Miami coils to a 20-7 victory over Florida State on a Friday night as the Hurricanes stay undefeated. Florida State struggles to move the ball, not crossing midfield until late, while third string quarterback Ted Rodrigue starts connecting on passes.
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Blocked Kick Saves 7-6 Win for Boston Club
Boston College edged Villanova 7-6 in a hard fought Fenney Park game. Captain Henry Sullivan led defense while Tony Quintiliani recovered a punt at the Villanova 1 yard line setting up Bernie Feliszewski’s rushing score.
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Tony Quintiliani
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Former Cub Official Signs With Braves
MILWAUKEE WIS why-Wid Matthews former director for personnel for the Chicago Cubs was back in major league baseball today this time as lidison representative for the Milwaukee Braves. The former Cub official will work with Milwaukee scouts and take care of special assignments for the club.
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Ehib
Italian Lightweight Eyes Boardman For Next Bout
Paolo Rosi, fresh from an eight year KOs over Tenry Brown, seeks No.2 lightweight Larry Boardman as his next opponent for national TV exposure. Rosi stopped Brown in 2:12 of the eighth round. Brown showed a swollen right hand and faded after a straight shot and a flurry. Brown had previously stopped two opponents in the first round.
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Javelin Ace to Remain in States
The United States Olympic selections committee likely keeps Benny Garcia on the track and field team as javelin ace. Head coach Jim Kelly noted Garcia’s fall meets show ability to match June trials, keeping him ahead of rivals like Bud Heid and Cy Young.
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United States Olympic Selections Committee
Benny Garcia
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Jim Kelly
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Soviets Overdue in Sea and Air as Olympic Arrival Misses
Melbourne AP report says 16000 ton Soviet ship Grazia remains unreported off Australia's southwest while the main Soviet contingent aboard a Pan American jet is overdue. Some Russian tourists had trips canceled, and Hungarian runner Tharos withdrew due to injury. Officials doubt Games will be canceled, but note a possible deliberate delay amid the international situation.
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Australia
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Indian Ocean
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Budapest
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Grazia
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Grid results pace coastal leagues and frosh scores
A chaotic wire of college football and basketball scores lists many teams and scores from Pacific and Southern California schools. Notable entries include Santa Morten JC 24 East L A 13 Orange Coast 20 San Bernardino 16 and Weber 13 Chaffey 45 Riverside 7 with frosh results like Sal Frosh 25 3C Frosh 7 and Whittier Frosh 38 Pomona Frosh and San Jose JC 16 Menlo 1k.
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Dabame Sixte
Savannah State
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Lockhaven State
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Olympians Parade at Memorial Coliseum Before Melbourne Games
Most of the U S Olympic team will parade at Memorial Coliseum during halftime of the UCLA Stanford game. The contingent departs by plane Sunday for Melbourne Australia. HAL CONNOLLY set a hammer throw world record at 224 ft 10.5 in at practice, surpassing the 1935 mark. Parry O Brien extended the shot put record to 63 ft 2 in. Jim Graham may still travel to Melbourne after resigning to allow Bob Gutowski to take his spot. A campus fundraiser at Continental College raised over 200 to cover Graham s fare in two hours.
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Taven Yeurs
Kirty Shoes
U. i m
Long Beach City College
Australia
Stotty McDonald
Loyola
Kirby Fio
Kirby
TST
Bill Russell
Dan Broge
Bobby Powitds
Rapnie Bie
Eddie Sheldrake
UCLA
Bill Sanchar
St Mary's
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Roy Irvin
SC Pival
Bob Cox
Jacyola
Patrick Ahern
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SEC
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Melbourne
Hal Connolly
Boston Athletic Club
Mikhail Evironasov
Russia
USC
Parry O'Brien
Jim Graham
Oklahoma
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Bob Gutowski
Occidental College E
Gutowski
Continental College
Califor nash Frosh Triumph Over SC Fr
Halfback Jack Yerman scored two touchdowns including a 7 85 yard run to lead the Califor nash freshman to a victory against Southern California frosh in Los Angeles Friday night.
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Jack Yerman
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Frosh
San Jose Junior College Upsets Menlo In Final Minutes
San Jose Junior College defeated Menlo College 16 to 14, breaking Menlo’s 20 game win streak as Dan Munoz returned a kickoff 38 yards for a TD. With 2 minutes left, Chiu Marailo and Phil Corde sacked Menlo quarterback Tom Mauldin for a safety sealing the win. San Jose now 2-0 in the Coast Conference, Menlo 3-1.
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Menlo
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Dan Munoz
Chiu Marailo
Phil Corde
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