Saintly comeback routs San Diego Catholic foes 38 to 13
St Anthony's High School crushed St Augustine's of San Diego 38 to 13 at Balboa Stadium to extend their win streak to seven, led by fullback John Olnyewski who scored three times and added a 15 yard pass touchdown.
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Stanford Set for Seventh Straight Loss in 1947
Stanford University faces its seventh consecutive defeat in the 1947 season as the under manned Cardinal travel to Los Angeles to meet Southern California at the Los Angeles Coliseum. About 60,000 fans are expected. USC, led by Coach Jeff Cravath, seeks win number six with star players set to start.
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Curtain Falls On Notre Dame Army Cadet Irish Series
Ahead of tomorrow’s South Bend clash the Notre Dame Army football rivalry ends after decades of drama and partisan fervor. Notre Dame leads 22 wins to 7 with 4 ties. the 1928 clash, the game for the Gipper, remains a landmark in the series.
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Kiner Warns Of Homer Slump Ahead
Ralph Kiner predicts a down year after a 51 homer season with the Pirates noting the need for strong hitters behind him to rival Ruth and Williams. He cites wrist action as key to power rather than brute size and emphasizes avoiding Ruth’s all-out body swing.
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Wilson Jayvees Triumph Over Jordan In Practice Game
Wilson Jayvees toppled Jordan 14 to 7 in a practice tilt. A 62 yard Stephens pass to Field sparked the scoring, Rafferty added a 12 yard end sweep and conversions as the fourth quarter saw Jordan briefly threaten.
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Jordan High tops San Pedro in varsity hoops
Rufus Johnson led Jordan High of Los Angeles to a 33-26 win over San Pedro last night. Johnson scored 21 points as Jordan dominated the court, while San Pedro fell 32-21 in the separate tally. Next game for San Pedro is Monday at Venice.
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Notre Dame Favored In Army Clash At South Bend
Notre Dame, unbeaten, expected to beat Army by 18 points in South Bend as 23 writers pick the Irish to win by one to five touchdowns. Army’s 1944-45 wartime losses color expectations for the final meeting of the traditional series, with Michigan, Texas, and other major tests looming for other squads.
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Pop Warner Honored by Touchdown Club in 1947 Award
In New York Glenn H. Warner known as Pop Warner received the Touchdown Club award of 1947 for outstanding contributions to football. Although retired since 1940, Warner's coaching career spanned 45 years at Georgia, Cornell, Carlisle, Pittsburgh, Stanford, Temple, and San Jose State.
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Turnesa Wins North and South Open in Pivotal Showdown
Jim Turnesa captured the North and South Open title at Pinehurst with a 284 total over 72 holes. The Elmsford, New York golfer topped George Schoux of Mamaroneck and Johnny Palmer of Burn by five and seven strokes respectively, securing a $1500 prize and adding another Turnesa family trophy to the mantle.
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Oxy and Redlands Clash in Southern California Rivalry
In Los Angeles on November 7, Occidental and Redlands face off at Oxy's Patterson Field in a key Southern California Conference gridiron clash. The Redlands offense led by Ted Runner meets Don Hoss and a Tigers defense featuring Stan Fion ete and Homer Richards. Pomona and Whiter also seek strong showings as Redlands previously beat Pomona 19 to 18.
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Braver Game Faces Rain Slated At Multnomah Stadium
In Portland Oregon the U C 1 clash is set for tomorrow with a soggy field after rain drenched the stadium. Stadium manager Janes Richardson says new drainage will firm the turf by game time despite the weather.
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Free Tennis Clinic Opens at Lakewood
Harold Rollinson, tennis pro assisting Jack iCat at Lakewood Tennis Club, opens a free Saturday morning clinic for youths 17 and under. The session starts at 9:30 a.m. and ends near 10 o'clock with no charge. Rackets and shoes should be brought by participants.
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Snyder Picks Rams Roster Amid Injury Worries
Los Angeles Rams coach Bob Snyder faced a depleted backfield with Waterfield and others unavailable. He planned to field replacements and rely on a flexible line as the team prepared for the Boston Yanks while the Yanks boasted a heavier line and Notre Dame passer Bob Dancewicz working under Clipper Smith.
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Golden Bears Revised for Washington Game
California coach Lynn Waldorf reshuffles the lineup for a home game against Washington with three replacements starting due to the absence of Gene Frassette and Jon Baker. Injuries bench Jack Swaner Tim Main and others as California sits at 14 to 24 odds.
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Teel Elected President of National Niteball Association
Harold Teel, former Long Beach resident and Long Beach Recreation Commission employee, was elected president of the National Niteball Association at a board meeting held at the Youngstown Steel Corporation in Wilmington. He succeeds in office with Harvey Duke of Long Beach as secretary treasurer and Eddie West of Santa Ana as official secretary, both re-elected for another year.
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Local Man Art Cook Takes Third in Brahma Ball Contest
Art Cook of Long Beach California finished third in the Brahma ball riding contest at the Boston Garden rodeo last night.
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New Code Adopted for Eastern College Conference
Announcement from Ana S. Bushnell, commissioner, that five eastern colleges form the Eastern College Athlete Conference and adopt a new code. The code requires a year of residence for freshmen and transfer students and caps financial aid and incidental fees. Bushnell previously headed the looser federation that ran under a central office for a decade.
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Tarbabes to Face Hillers in Border City Football Clash
Compton High Tarbabes meet unbeaten San Diego High Hillers in the border city at 8 o'clock tonight. Don Klosterman returns from a hip injury to lead a lineup aiming to counter Hillers defense with Bit Fett’s speed and Rannie Boone’s passing.
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Fresno State to Meet Hawaii in Shrine Game
Fresno State College football will play Hawaii in the Shrine game at Honolulu on December 6. General Manager Arthur Safstrom said the 33 man squad will depart from San Francisco by plane December 4 and return to the mainland the day after the contest, staying at the Pleasanton Hotel.
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Jackie Robinson Expects Salary Raise for 1948
Jackie Robinson said he expects a salary raise after earning 55000 his first season as first baseman for the Brooklyn Dodgers. The Negro league pioneer spoke during a testimonial banquet honoring him before about 250 attendees in Chicago.
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