Duke of Honolulu backs nude swims to beat records
The Duke of Oahu, 66, argues Olympic swimmers would break records without swimsuits. He recalls 1912 attire and notes modern bikini gear aids speed. He cruises Tahiti while Hawaii’s sheriff runs for re election, and he plans to attend Melbourne Olympics.
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Bruins and Rams face internal signals debate and game plans
UCLA coach Red Sanders reveals a scouting edge used against Stanford and USC in film study and defensive setup. Sid Gillman dismisses internal Rams turmoil while focusing on signal decisions and team morale as the season nears its critical clash.
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Hickman Returns to SC Lineup for Cal Tilt
Southern California quarterback Don Hickman is back in the lineup as the Trojans prepare for a Saturday game against Cal at Seattle. Coach Jess Hill's squad, coming off a 14-13 win over Stanford, aims to boost its attack with Hickman fully recovered from a knee issue.
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Conference mulls schedule changes after penalties
Pacific Coast Conference leaders gather in San Francisco amid moves to bar penalized sophomores and juniors from regaining lost eligibility. They also discuss altering the conference schedule to allow more games against outside teams and limit financial aid to athletes, after penalties hit UCLA Southern California Washington and California.
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Red China and Spain Withdraw From Olympic Games
Hong Kong AP reports Communist China and Spain have withdrawn their teams from the Melbourne Olympics set to open November 22. Egypt and Iraq had pulled out earlier, Israel planned a skeleton team of three, with Netherlands, Switzerland and Norway protesting Russia's Hungary action. Spain cited world tensions and Russia's invasion of Hungary.
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AP Polls Agree on First Eight Teams in Week’s Ranking
Oklahoma Sooners hold top spot in both Associated Press and United Press polls despite a rough grass roots trip to Colorado. Georgia Tech solid in the South and ranked second in both lists, with Michigan, Minnesota, Texas, and Navy also among the leading eight. The two polls show remarkable agreement on the same eight teams in the same order.
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Oregon Ducks Rally Over California to End Four-Game Slide
Coach Len Casanova praised his Oregon squad after a 28-8 victory over California, ending a four-game drought. Crabtree-centered Oregon offense produced a hotter showing, with key fourth-down punt plays and safe strategic calls. Next up is Washington State with tougher tests against USC and Oregon State. Casanova expressed optimism about a turning point.
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U S Olympic Airliner Forced to Turn Back
An airliner carrying 64 Olympic athletes and officials returned shortly after takeoff from Honolulu due to a minor landing gear malfunction. The DC-7 landed safely, was checked, and was to resume flight after a delay. The group included track, field, and gymnastics teams with coaches and trainers.
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Sports on Radio TV van Creations MPC game of week
Television lineup lists a weekly game feature and time, mentioning the Bears and a city university. It notes a 11:50 start and covers a schedule for a filmed sports event with radio and TV collaboration. The source uses fragmented OCR text and includes several names and abbreviations.
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Russians Joke At Melbourne Olympic Press Confab
The Melbourne press conference with Soviet officials featured dry humor and playful remarks. Konstantin Andrianov, acting chief of mission, spoke through an interpreter about the team, uniforms, costs, and travel to Melbourne, noting a delegation of about 509 people including 25 athletes and 44 women, with many details kept lighthearted.
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College Football Odds And Results From Weekend Games
Odds listings show Stanford favored by five points over UCLA and by a point over Oregon State in Rose Bowl contexts. USC expected to beat California by two and other college teams like Minnesota and Western Conference rivals noted with varied point spreads amid weekend results.
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Raring Hollywood Party and Rabro at Jorden
Sport calendar item notes events including a Hollywood party and Rabro at Jorden on a Wednesday with TOMGAT listing.
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Eight win in row for Games Quint in cross country tour
United States Olympic basketball team led by Chuck Darling won their eighth straight with a 50-66 victory to continue the Southwest Conference fall tour. Bill Russell was held to eight points while Cathing scored 22 as the Olympians rolled to the win. The team heads to Oak and Long Beach for upcoming games with ticket info at local stores and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Gillem Waived by Cleveland Browns
The Cleveland Browns waivered Horace Gillem veteran end and punter. Ray Smith 24 defensive end was brought in as a potential replacement. Gillem 26 a 10 year N F L veteran started at Massillon High under Paul Brown and played Nevada. Smith 25 recently discharged from the Army graduated Baylor 1955 as tackle.
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