Stanford vs USC in pivotal West showdown at Memorial Coliseum
The writer predicts Stanford and USC will clash in a climactic Pacific Coast Conference showdown at Los Angeles, with both teams unbeaten. The piece praises coach Chuck Taylor and highlights key players Gary Kerkorian Harry Hugasian and Bill McColl, while noting Stanford’s improvements and rose bowl implications.
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Cal Tech Oxy renew grid rivalry in top SCAC game
Cal Tech and Occidental renew their century old grid rivalry in the Southern California Conference top game of the week. Oxy leads the league and is undefeated in conference play and is favored to win. Whittier beat Pomona 14 0 and faces Fresno State, while Redlands meets San Diego State, undefeated leaders of the California Collegiate Athletic Association.
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Boxing card revival in Wilmington Bowl tonight
Sailor Roy Easter the San Diego Navy heavyweights faces Bil Napier in the main event as amateur boxing returns to Wilmington Bowl. The seven bout card features flyweights to heavyweights with Ernie Steffen promoting and Jack Sasser arranging matches. Local boxers and harbor area fighters participate, aiming to draw fans to pre amateur rings and hopeful prize bouts.
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Pete Never
Jack Sasser
Ready
Don Davis
George Har
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Rington
Sylvester Grant
Herare
Man Laday
Buddy Young
Bobby Aragon
Bobby
Don Grant
Ambrose Frazier
Ruben Garcia
Neil Harris
Skip Rowland Praises UCLA Coach at Wilton Hotel Meeting
Wilson High School coach Skip Rowland, a former UCLA star, urged not to undersell UCLA under Red Sanders after Saturday’s UCLA Cal game. City College coach Buck Andreason called UCLA’s play superb and Cal’s effort weak, while Andreason noted Viking defenses and Halfback Dick O’Neill as a top CC prospect. Rowland added Wilson is gaining confidence in its single wing offense.
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Wilson
Banks Rates Second in Phoenix Car Race
Johnny Parsons of Van Nuys won the Phoenix 100 mile AAA event, capturing the second annual race in Phoenix. Henry Banks of Compton finished in second place as the point leader from 1950.
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Local couples shine as Hacienda brackets move forward
At Hacienda Country Club Virginia area players advance in mixed and men’s club events. Defending champs Jim Ferrie and Marge ferrie survive a late rally to win at 119th hole. Julie and Joan Bescos advance with a 3 2 victory over Pedroncellised Tychman. Rich ards clocks consecutive triumphs in Meadowlark finals defeating Cecil Turner. Betty’s pair win in Meadowlark ladies event while Ted Wallace is reelected Meadowlark Men's Club president with others returning to office.
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Meadowlark Men's Club
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Robinson Paces All Star Win at Wrigley Field
Jackie Robinson led his All-Stars to a decisive victory over Bob Lemon's squad at Wrigley Field before 14 758 fans. Robinson went four for four as Brooklyn’s ace highlighted the rout, while the Royals surged to the lead in the second inning and stayed ahead. Line score shows Leman 7 and Robinson’s team overpowering the opponent with Salveson Sirod Johnson and Hoywood in the pitching mix.
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Jackie Robinson
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Locals Take Lead in Midcities Tennis Clash at City College
Silverado Park powered to a 9-5 win over Santa Ana in the Class B Midcities interclub, clinching the league lead. Individual results feature multiple matches across singles and doubles with close scores and decisive wins by Kuster, Beaubier, Wales, Balmer, and others.
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Star Kist Nine Wins Seventh Straight in Semipro League
Star Kist Tuna Nine toppled Oupe's Inn 14-3 at Roosevelt Playground as George Witt and Les Phillips combined on a six hit game. Witt went three innings, allowing one hit and belted a three run homer in the third. Manuel Ortega and Jim Bowers each had three hits.
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Heath Wins Midget Feature at Carrell Speedway
Allen Heath led from the start to win the three lap midget feature at Carrell Speedway yesterday, beating Bob Denny. Bob Denby captured the 30 lap main event later, taking revenge.
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Judy Graye Wins Snipe Title in Newport Sail
Judy Graye of Alamitos Bay Yacht Club won the Snipe championship in the Newport Harbor Yacht Club Gold Cup Series two day event. The fleet included 14 boats with Rowdy and Henny Penny other top finishes. fog and light winds marked the weekend as racers battled for titles across eight classes.
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Newport
Alamitos Bay Yacht Club
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Jim Gregory
el Velero
Voyagers Yacht Club
Rhodes
Howard Chastain
Bill Kircher
Henny Penny
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Bo Anlian
Los Angelo
Tata —Atolus
Frank Wyatt
Ian Bea
Tuders
Ba ‘Velero
Plagers
Anipe
Inmltes Bay
Lehman
Captain Small
Jimars
Baban
Rowdy
Weywport Harbor
Outh Coast
Bob Bravven
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Scovil Captures Birdie Honors at Burbank Open
Thelma Scovil won both women's singles and teamed with Helen Tebbetts to capture the women's doubles at the Burbank Open badminton championships over the weekend. She defeated Joan Gibbs 11-2 10-14 11-6 in singles, and the Tebbetts-Scovil pair defeated the National women’s doubles champions Dorothy Hann and Loma Smith 15-10 15-5 in doubles. Martin Mendez defeated Ronnie Palmer 15-3 15-0 in men’s singles. Mixed doubles went to Wynn Rodgers and Loma Smith.
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Helen Tebbetts
Burbank
Joan Gibbs
Loma Smith
Dorothy Hann
Martin
Mendez
Ronnie Palmer
Thelma Scovll
Seovit-Belen Tebbetts
Martin Mendez
Mike Hartgrow
Wynn Rodgere
Dressen Due New Contract
NEW YORK Nov 5 The Brooklyn Dodgers plan to renew Charley Dressen as manager for a one year term after a press conference by Club President Walter O Malley who acknowledged Jackie Robinsons earlier disclosure and said the Dressen status would be announced though he had hoped to delay.
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Walter O'Malley
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