Rose Bowl battle looming as UCLA and Stanford push hopes
Across a nation wide span last Saturday Stanford and UCLA served notices on a USC squad facing rain snow and mud. Bruins upset California while Stanford edged Washington State as local stars Worley Lawson Standlee Tandy feature in the Tribe lineup. The coming clashes Stanford vs USC and UCLA vs USC promise a Rose Bowl mood in Los Angeles with open dates aiding prep.
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Stanford
UCLA
USC
Army
Troy
Pappy Waldorf
California Bears
Palo Alto
Chuck Taylor
Indians
Washington State Cougars
Northwest Invaders
Los Angeles Coliseum
Cal
Bruins
Long Beach
Jim Lawson
Don Him
Ray Tandy
Corwin Artman
Norm Standlee
Dave Worley
Washington State
Tribe
Dave
Palo Alo
Poly High
Wilson
Lawson
Yesteryear
Dick Lawson
Chet Dolley
Clark Shaughnessy
Frankie Alber
Pete Kmetovic
Hugh Gallarneau
Nebraska
Poly
Artman
Dagkrabbit Jineman
Don Thill
Trojans
NLB Bulldogs Dominate Junior Football Action
North Long Beach Bulldogs defeat Westside Mavericks 52 to 7 at Jordan High field led by halfback Fletcher Harding with three touchdowns. Belmont Bears roll Signal Hill Wildcats at Wilson's Stephens Field. Uptown Tigers blank Lakewood. In Class B Belmont beats Signal Hill 15-0, Bulldog Bees top Mavericks 40-0, Uptown Atlantic Tigers beat Lakewood Bees 26-12.
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Fletcher Harding
North
Belmont Bears
Signal Hill Wildcats
Wilson
Stephens Field
Uptown Tigers
Lakewood Cougars
City College
Belmont _ Bears
Signal] Hill Wildcats
Bulldog Bees
Mavericks
Uptown Atlantic ‘Tigers
Lakewood Bees
Burr
Burles
Rally
Pete
Exrin
Brewster
Bordner
Ihomponn
Stead
Kerdptor Angersen
Engerto
Jose
Haleski
L. Thompson
Bosen
Bliexensderfer
Ragnal Hill
Helfrick
Barabhian
Cooter
Braackman
Don
Oeckian
Meurserl
Petteont
Cate
Bignell Wades
Liberto
R. S
Dor Zaleski
Une S
Todon
Doe
Zaleski
Ilne
Cincinnati Heads 27 Unbeaten College Teams
NEW YORK Nov. 5 Cincinnati leads 27 unbeaten, untied college football teams in the latest ranking. Pittsburg (Kan.) State Teachers, previously pace-setters, dropped from the select group after losses. four others also fell or were tied. Remaining names include Georgia Tech, Northeastern, Western Illinois, Black Hills Teachers, Coast Guard Academy, Duluth branch of Minnesota, and South Carolina A&M.
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New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Kan
Georgia Tech
Northeastern
Western Tlinois
Black ‘Hills
S. D
The
Coast Guard Academy
Conn
Duluth J
University of Minnesota
South Carolina
A&m
Battle of Roses Looms For Trojans And Stanford
SAN FRANCISCO November 5 The Pacific coast gridiron odds hinge on a Saturday clash as Stanford Indians meet Southern California Trojans in a battle of Roses with the coast conference title and Rose Bowl bid at stake UCLA’s resurgence adds title pressure as Oregon State and Washington face key games while Army and Boston College results shake non conference hopes.
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Stanford
Chuck Taylor
Indians
Trojans
Bruins
Troy
California
Stamford
Ucla
Jess Hill
Oregon State
Portland
San Francisco
Southern California Trojans
Southern California
University of California At
Los Angeles Bruins
Washington
USC
Washington State
Army
New York
Los Angeles Coliseum
Idaho
Moscow
Oregon
Boston University
Boston
College of the Pacific
Berkeley
U S Golfers Rout British in Ryder Cup victory at Pinehurst
At Pinehurst on November 5 the United States completed a decisive Ryder Cup rout of Britain, winning six of eight individual matches and halving one. Veterans Snead Hogan Demaret Mangrum Burke led a youthful U S squad as Ed Oliver and Clayton Haefner were the sole losses in the singles.
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Pinehurst
N. C
UPA Youth Movement
Sammy Snead
Sam
Snead
U. S
Lile
Max Fawkner
Ben Hogan
Charley Ward
Skip Alexander
John Panton
Jimmy Demaret
Dal Rees
Lloyd Mangrum
Harry Weetman
Jack Burke Jr
Stout Jimmy Adams
U.S
Ed Oliver
Art Lees
Clayton Haefner
Fred Daly
Pros Boot 17 Field Goals
Seventeen field goals were kicked in six NFL games as the Browns beat the Cards 84-17 and the Giants edged the Yanks 37-31. Ray Poole and Bob Waterfield each kicked three field goals, while Blanda and Geri added two apiece. Otto Graham and Dante Lavelli connected for a score, and Tunnell had a 100 yard run for New York.
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New York
Cleveland Browns
Chicago Bears
Ray Poole
New York Giant
Bob Waterfield
Los Angeles
Paddy Driscoll
Driscoll
George Blanda
Bears
Washington
Redskins
Lou
Browns
Ahe
Chicago
Otto Graham
Dante Lavelli
Poole
Eri ‘Tunnell
Charlie Conerly
Giants
New York Yanks
Tunnell
Tured
Aeter
Yanks
Buddy Young
Conerly
Hts
Bobby Walston
Eagles
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Bobby Lane
Big Leon Hart
Doak Walker
Detroit
Green Bay
Football Scores From 26 January Card Includes Several Games
Fragmented notes report scores and teams across multiple games. Mentions include Bis ARSCLINLEN, Ban Francisen, Clea 7, Dayton 4, Wester Mariana 34, Mines A. Frou 38, Ruskorn Menans San Diego, Camp Pendleton U. Not all names are clear due to damaged text.
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Bis Arsclinlen Zee
Ban Francisen
Jan Clea
Nybte Franeig
Pstt
Vwiewent
Dayton
Jon Cuerait
A. Arnold WO
Kings Patas
Wester Mariana
Aloventa
Mines
A. Frou ¢ Mone
Ruskorn Menans
San Diego Manhe Recrets
Camp Pendleton
Hockey Scores From Be Assnerted Pr Report
Be Assnerted Pr hockey scores list several games with mixed results. Detroit 4 4 New York Boston 4. Chicago Generals 1 St. Taig percent Buffalo 2. Syracuse 1. Cleveland 8 Pittsburgh 4. Indianapolis 3. Seattle 4 Calgary Springfield Philadelphia. Bs New Haven 4. New York 2. Tatem 19 Grands Raples 3. Chatham Trova.
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Detroi
New York
Boaton
Chicago
Ginemnali J
St. Taig
Buffalo
Syracuse
Cleveland 'S
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Seattie
Calgary
Springfield - Philadelphia
New Haven
Tatem
Grands Raples
Chatham & Trova
Neyland Says Tennessee Not No. 1 In Nation
Gen Boo Neyland, Tennessee's top ranked coach, questioned his team's status after a 27-0 win over North Carolina. He said Tennessee is not the best in the country, defending their light schedule and noting Kentucky will likely beat them in the season finale.
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Chafes Hill
N. C
Tennessee
Michigan State
Minois
Stanford
Boo Neyland
Army
North Carolina
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Neyland
Kentucky
Vols
Hall of Fame Choices Made
The Hall of Fame now lists 32 players and 21 coaches after a 12 member honors court selected from 300 names prior to the Rutgers Fordham game in New Brunswick New Jersey. Amos Alonzo Stagg is honored as both player and coach, with early all time team nominees among the first selections and nine of the initial first team enshrined.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Football Hall of Fame
Rutgers
Fordham
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Susquehanna College
Stagg
Tia Shart Vinorgies
Sedan
Washington
Yale
Ile Teinolek
Alexander
Georgia
Taekay
Cornell
Phifavvaras
Will Jones
Roper
Princeton
Nity Braith
California
Iago
Frank Thar
Wieldine
Donahio
Byshnauty
Oklahoma
Ant Frank J . Neill Ys
Pairines Undecided in Wilmington Wrestling Card
promoter Ernie Steffen hesitates to pick which foe faces Dr. Lee Grable and which meets Cowboy Bob Clay as Mat Pairines and Hardboiled Hardy fa ce two of three supporting bouts on the Baran Ueone Enrique Torres cards. Billy Varga faces Roger Mackay in a special event title contention, with an hour draw in Pasadena noted. The Leone Torres main event is slated to draw Wilmington’s largest crowd in months.
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Hardy
Chick Garibaldi
Wilmington
Enrique Torres
Ernie Steffen
Lee Grable
Bob Clay
Steffen
Billy Varga
Roger Mackay
Salt Lake City
Varga
Mackay
Pasadena
Baron Leone-Torres
California
Rams Rally Past 49ers In Thrilling NFL Clash
In Memorial Coliseum Los Angeles Rams beat the San Francisco 49ers 23 to 26 after a late fourth quarter surge led by Robert Waterfield. Hirsch caught a tipped pass for a decisive touchdown as Waterfield totaled 17 points with three field goals and a late-yard conversion to secure the comeback.
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Jim Monachina
Paul Younger
Ram
San Francisco
Herb Rich
Los Angeles
Rams
Los Angeles Coliseum
Memorial Coliseum
Elroy Hirsch
Los Angeles Rams
San Francisco 42Ers
Waterfield
Chicago Bears
Frankie Albert
Joe Perry
Gordon Soltay
Verl Lillywhite
Worm Standiec
Joe Arenas
Jim Cason
Bob White
49Ers
Hirsth
Soltau
Friscans
Spehan
Hirsch
Bob
Furiseo
Guy Hirsch
Jim Winkler
Ol’ Waterbackers
Hirscha
Histronics
Elc Tyaweed
Wiseniae Re— Bunce
Bier
Sparks
Nomellint
Carapeia
Ison
Bruce
Jessup
Q—Albert
Tittle
Eemuvinnnie
Powers
Atenas
Bernee Stee Schabarom
Wagner
Jonaehina
White Perry
Siaalee Strickland
Te—Keiine
Meeker
Brinkmensen
Winkler
Reearamte Lomaaughenty
West S
McLaugnin
Falli
Fig—Lange
Felmers
Ollie Matson Leads USF Dons Past Santa Clara
Fullback Ollie Matson powered the San Francisco Dons to a 26 7 win over Santa Clara at Kezar Stadium before 32 695 fans. Matson rushed 31 times for 228 yards and three touchdowns to push his season average to 1271 yards on 184 carries.
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San Francisco
Ollie Matson
University of San Francisco Dons
Santa Clara
Kezar
Matson
Kezar Stadium
AP All-America Squad Shapes Up as One of Best
New York Nov 5 AP with four Saturdays left in play the 1951 All-America selection is shaping as one of the best. Names already stand out including Kazmazer Weatherall Ward Little Cannamela and Olezewski plus McEwen Perry and Heinrich injuries have reduced other stars. About 78 players have been nominated and the list may grow before final selection.
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New York
Associated Press
Atlune
Dick Kazmazer
Princetod Aefensive
Frank McPhee
Princeton
Midland
Johnny Karras
Tlingts
Lowell Perry
Milchizgen
Thenarve
Kim Weatherall
Kiana Ack le
Sons
Southerst
Henk T Lauriceli
Tennessee
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Gilis
Farrell
Bryan
Short
Faynon
Literal
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Alderman
Tecklas—-stors
Tretee Arters
Bryson
Pachiargal
Larson
Cs Cameron
Milter
Hakatur
Firod
Markus
Spring
Mabie
Pierce
Christopher
Thompson
Oneiee Balthassidy. Se. Valdez, Jarvin, » James, J. Greyx
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Johy
Haslett
Laces
Endy
Wyse
Smith
Coleman
Dorner
Thekigs
Russel
Jefferson
Kershner
jGrerg
Welch
Trewvilyow
Wright
Boe
Limeabbott
Conyers
al- Mierman
Dass
Lptown
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Lakewood Cou
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Toyer
McCracken
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Rowot Norris
Mead
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Wordard
Andres Gianrds
Geeler
Gibt Roch
Deer
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Anndeet
A. Nackenzie
Thon
Galy Wh
Belt
Cincinnalists
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Valparaiso
Rochester
Northern
Ate
Bucknell
Elnstern
Morris Brown
Gardtay Dainois Wesleyan
T. Francisco
Tllinois
Mda
Maryland
Seeen
de Pauty
Ind
Western
John Strzykalski
Andy Robustelli
Pros
By Orlo Robertson
National Football League
Pol Tis
Ionga Bea
Cnet
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Bay
Wwe
Pel
Cevejan
Bilisht
Angeles
Rancisco
Chleag
Petty
Rhiedeiphig
Simday
Fred Delano
Robert Stanton Waterfield
Ollie
Dons
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