Vikings Nosed Past El Camino 32 6 In Rose Bowl Bid Push
City College Norse beat El Camino 32 to 6 before 11 154 at Veterans Memorial Stadium in the largest crowd in the venue’s history. Jack Price threw two TD passes to Bill Raine and Keith Lon scored as Long Beach surged late after a seesaw first half. Dewey Tompkins connected for a 25 yard score on the opening drive and Johnny Callard added a two point attempt. The win improves Vikings to seven and tightens hopes for the Junior Rose Bowl on December 9 in Long Beach.
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Gary van Vliet
Dick Turner
Avery Smith
Paydirt
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Bob Brogelman
George Timberlake
Pacific Tramples Broncos 33-14 in Stockton clash
College of Pacific overwhelms Santa Clara with four rushing touchdowns in the opening half and 243 rushing yards. Del Rasmussen and Johnny Pasco connected on Santa Clara scores, while Pacific’s Tom McCormick and Eddie Macon led the early barrage. Scovil and Mitchell contributed converted attempts as Pacific posted its first win over Santa Clara since 1925 before a 23 000 crowd.
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Tom McCormick
Don Hardy
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Ge Eeitchell
Con. Mitchell
Odell Sees Bears Similar to Illini, Rose Bowl Potential
University of Washington coach Howie Odell said California Bears resemble Illinois in style and could make a long Rose Bowl game if the teams meet. He noted Cal’s defense troubled Washington, praised Cal stars Monachino and Marinos, and cited Richter and Van Heult on defense, with Holz Knecht O'Brien and Cloidt shining for Washington.
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California
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Joe Cloidt
Jim Monachino
Jim Marinos
Les Richter
Carl van Heult
Ted Holz Knecht
Jim O’brien
Cioidt
All At Once Wins Empire City Handicap Upset
All At Once with Nick Wall in the irons pulled a major upset in the Empire City Handicap at Jamaica race track. The 7 year old son of Grand Slam Blue led on the backstretch and held off Royal Castle as Oil Capital finished third. Purse totaled 322,750 net for the Port Chester auto dealer’s mount, returning 53.60 17.20 and 9.60.
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J. M. Leicer
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Tom Gray
Oil Capital
New England
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OU Capitol
Trojans Beat California Runners in Cross Country Meet
In Berkeley on November 4, the University of Southern California cross country team defeated California 24 to 32. USC's Gray Burg won the Big C trail in 20 minutes 42 seconds. California water polo beat Fullerton J C 6 to 1, and the California soccer team defeated Santa Clara 3 to 0. California junior water polo beat California Aggies 5 to 3.
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University of Southern California
California
Gray Burg
U.S. C
Fullerton J. C
Santa Clara
California J. V
California Aggies
Mountaineers Roll Up 14-0 Win Over Hornets
Mt. Sac defeated Fullerton Jay 14 to 0 in Eastern Conference action on the Mountaineers home field. The win was Mt. Sac’s third in league play with one loss, placing them second behind Santa Ana.
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Santa Ana
Hockey Scores Roundup For Toronto New York Boston Montreal
The tally shows Toronto 2 New York 2 and Boston 3 Montreal 2. Buffalo 4 Hershey 2, Pittsburgh 4 New Haven 2. Providence 4 Springfield 3, Indianapolis 6 Cleveland 2.
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Bruins Triumph Over Beavers Behind Narleski Moomaw Praise
U C L A coach Henry Sanders praised Narleski and Moomaw after the Bruins beat Oregon State 20 13 at Memorial Coliseum before a sparse crowd. Kip Taylor lauded Narleski as a powerful runner and passer, with Donn Moomaw as a fine linebacker. Taylor noted Oregon State’s indoor drills and predicted a close Cal vs U C L A game next.
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Red) Sanders
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Narleski
Bob Waterfield
Swallowine
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Donn Moomaw
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Herman Clark
John Thomas
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Corvallis
California
Cal
Washington State Routs Oregon 21-13 for Coast Conference Win
In AGENE Ore Nov 4 AP Washington State erased a 13 7 deficit in the final quarter to defeat Oregon 21 13 for its first Coast Conference victory. Halfback Byron Bailey and fullback Dick Bower led the surge as the Staters rumbled 56 and 77 yards for the two touchdowns. Oregon staged a late first half surge with two TDs but WSUs defense held late while gaining nine first downs in final drives.
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Dasielm
Gauchos defeat Waves 16 to 7 for third straight win
In Los Angeles on November 4, the Santa Barbara Gauchos beat Pepperdine 16 to 7 to extend their California Collegiate Athletic Association winning streak. Bill Davis rushed for a two yard score and caught a 54 yard TD pass from Dick Gerri. Clyde Francisco added a 20 yard field goal with one conversion. Pepperdine's Mel Embree had a 17 yard TD catch from Ed Hyduke in the first quarter only.
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Santa Barbara Gauchos
California Collegiate Athletic Association
Ed Hyduke
Mel Embree
Santa Berbare Peoperdias
LSU Stamps Ole Miss 40-14 in SEC clash
Louisiana State University defeated the University of Mississippi 40-14 in Baton Rouge to notch its first SEC victory. Billy Baggett rushed for 69 and 56 yards to score two TDs, with Lee Hedges and Ken Konz also finding the end zone. Norm Stevens added a TD pass.
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Louisiana State University
University of Mississippi
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Lee Hedges
Tigers
Ken Konz
Norm Stevens
Penn State Defeats Boston College 20-13 at Braves Field
Penn State scored two third quarter touchdowns to beat Boston College 20-13 at Braves Field. It was Penn State second win of the season while BC slipped to its sixth defeat, with the Eagles having one win and three losses earlier.
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Penn State
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Jess B.C
Pugilist Killed in Nova Scotia Ring Fatal Knockout
UB Middleweight boxer Alex Chisholm, 23, died in a hospital near Antigonish after a knockout punch in a fight card at South River last night. He failed to regain consciousness and died early today.
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Rainiers Consider Billy Meyer for Seattle Manager
Seattle Rainiers general manager Earl Sheely said the team has not talked to Billy Meyer about taking over as manager. He commented on a Los Angeles report that Meyer was set to succeed Paul Richards, noting Meyer has not been considered for the job.
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Trojans and Indians Compete to 7-7 Tie in Stanford Clash
Southern California Trojans and Stanford Indians played to a 7-7 deadlock as Stanford rallied in the final three minutes. USC led 7-0 after a first period touchdown by John William with a five yard drive setup by Wilbur Robertson and Harold Hatfield connection. Stanford tied it with eight straight ground plays ending in Boyd Benson’s one yard rush and Gary Kerkorian extra point.
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Jim Sears
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Jackrabbits Dominate Fairfax 26 7 At Stephens Field
Por HIGH led by Dick ONeill and Carl Magnuson crushed Fairfax High 26 to 7 last night. ONeill rushed 127 yards on 12 carries and passed for 114, while Magnuson caught four passes for 88 yards. ONeill scored twice on a 60 yard bootleg and a 12 yard run, with Hernandez converting both extra points. Fairfax answered with a 1 yard TD by Dave Frandsen and an extra point by Hob Gerst.
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Spartans Defeat Indiana 35-0 In Snowy Mud
Michigan State College Spartans walloped Indiana 35-0 at East Lansing as Sonny Grandelius led with three touchdown runs and 180 plus yards on 25 carries before a crowd of 45,237 in brutal conditions.
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Drake Triumphs as Bright Sets National Offense Mark
Des Moines reports Drake defeated Bradley 42 to 14 in a Missouri Valley Conference game. Johnny Bright, listed at 200 pounds, rushed for 434 yards and accumulated 271 yards total over eight games, approaching the national total offense record held by Frank Sinkwich since 1942.
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