Rams Face Six-Game Test With Tough Schedule Ahead
Hamp Pool’s outspoken rallying cry targets a swaggering Rams team as they prepare to face the 49ers at the Los Angeles Coliseum, with Chicago Cardinals, Baltimore Colts, Bears, and Packers looming. Parker’s tirade and Pool’s bold talk set the stage for a season-defining stretch marked by overconfidence and must-win pressure.
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Chicago Bears
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George Taliaferro
Buddy Young
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Bobby Layne
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Ram 49er Fracas Tops Pro State
The Rams seek revenge against the 49ers in Los Angeles as the weekend NFL top game pits two Western Division rivals. San Francisco edged Los Angeles 31 30 in San Francisco earlier, and both teams chase the conference lead amid a crowded schedule.
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Young Wins Via Second Round KO At St. Nicholas Arena
Paddy Young, four and 23 years old, skated past Sammy Giuliani with a second round knockout at 2:54 in a televised 10 round middleweight bout. Though flooded with future offers, Young said his thoughts were elsewhere as his father received last rites earlier in the day. He indicated no interest in immediate bouts.
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Snowstorm Halts East Coast Race Tracks and Games
Heavy snow led to cancellations at Laurel and Garden State Park with Trenton Handicap moved to Tuesday and Jamaica and Laurel cross country events drawing thousands. Yonkers harness racing paused after a race. Three college games delayed across the Midwest and several high school contests postponed from Carolina to Nebraska.
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Oetting Park
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Yonkers Raceway
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Schuler Sets Pace in Tarbabe Defeat
Wilson High Bruins remain atop the Coast League with two games left as they defeated Compton 13-7 at Stephens Field before 4500 fans. Bob Schuler starred with 13 points in the opening quarter while a stout defense stalled Compton’s running game, except for Tarbabe halfback Rex Johnston’s 91 yard TD run late.
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Tiothline Rivalry Pushes Forward Despite Setbacks
A terse report notes Tiothline’s bid advanced by relentless pressure, with the rival team pushing back as the action intensified. The piece underscores the momentum shift and the strategic clash driving the contest forward.
Corsairs Top Vikes 39-33 in TV broadcast upset
Santa Monica College defeated Long Beach City College 39-33 as the Corsairs capitalized on two costly Long Beach turnovers. Harman and Maher spearheaded a 70-yard fourth-quarter drive for the decisive touchdown, while Grose’s disputed dropkick play swung momentum. McDougall starred for the Vikes with multiple rushing scores, and Garner added a long punt return.
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Santa Monica
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Bob Garner
Tony Beach
Pat— Muller
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Jane Rew
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Mindle
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Monica
Crack Sports Car Jockeys Vie Sunday at March Base
The nations top sports car jockeys meet Sunday in National Sports Car Races at March Air Force Base. Ace pilots include Troy Ruttiman, last year’s Indianapolis winner, driving Kurtis-Mercury for Bill Strappe, and three Cunningham cars from Connecticut with Briggs Cunningham, John Fitch, and Phil Walters among entrants. Other racers include Chi cago’s Jim Kimberly, Masten Gregory, Bil Spear, Ken Miles, and Jack McAfee.
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John Fitch
Phil Walters
West Palm Beach
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Masten Gregory
Kansas City
Kan
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Bil Spear
Ken Miles
Hollywood
Jack McAfee
Sterling Edwards
Phil Hill
Bruins Rout Tarbabe In High Scoring Showdown
The Compton Bruins rode a sharp defense and timely plays to top Tarbabe. Schuler scored twice, including a 43 yard run, while Bob Jackson and Butch Galitz contributed as Tarbabe struggled to contain Compton’s offense and prevent big plays. Orr praised Wilson high on effort and noted standout performances by his own players, especially Bob Crawford.
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Mady Stevens
Ron Durst
Scott Davenport
Dick Butler
Orr
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Alien
Bob Jackson
Schuler
Butch Galitz
Galitz
Laing
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Saigh Paroled From Federal Prison in Terre Haute Scandal
Auburn star Saigh, former St. Louis Cardinals owner, fled press at Terre Haute after parole hearing. He previously served a 15 month sentence for fraudulent income tax returns. In Miami, Auburn beat Miami 29 20 as Davis kicked winner and Duke scored three touchdowns. Furman defeated Presbyterian 19 0.
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Aubin
Joe Davis
Bobby Duke
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Jim Boyle
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Fights Last Night In New York and Los Angeles
Boxing results from New York and Los Angeles report fighters Paddy Young and Rameo Fneni stopping opponents Sammy Clullahiy and Danny Bans respectively. The night featured decisive knockouts and city venues with strong attendance and ref notes.
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St. Niencing Arenas
Paddy Young
Sammy Clullahiy
Sluroland
Havana in New League Consideration Date Set
The Inter national League may admit Havana Cuba and Richmond Va to form a three nation circuit with Canada and the United States. League president Frank Shaughnessy said a decision will come at the November 15 meeting. No definite action until then. Havana likely only with another new entrant.
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Baltimore Colts
George Preston Marshall
Baltimore
Colts
New York Yanks
Dallas Texans
Cleveland Browns
Football slate across conferences with regional matchups
Regional college games highlight a crowded slate including Bakersfield at San Diego JC and East LA facing Western State. Other listed pairings span Cal Poly Redlands Pomona Whittier San Diego State and Palomar Imperial Valley with multiple venues and dates to confirm.
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Fullérion
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Pomona
Whittier
Cal Poly
You Be the Quarterback Utah State vs Fresno State Play Analysis
Play by play reads Utah State recovers a Fresno State fumble at the Fresno 28 yard line. Utah uses a T formation and shifts to single wing. several plays gain initial yardage before a fumble and subsequent plays. The Aggies drive from Fresno’s nine yard line into a third down situation with various formations and runs described.
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Eresno
Radio Theatre and College Scores Spotlight Week
Odd garbled listings show college and radio football scores and TV times. Names and places are unclear, but references include KEG A, KNPC, KETV and SECA grid highlights with late evening matchups and a 21 28 time.
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Younr’ Jacke Jothgon
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Fuentes Seeks Kid Gavilan After Wember Win
Ramon Fuentes earned a unanimous 10 round decision over Chicago’s Danny Wember at Olympic Auditorium to move into contention for the world welterweight title. Fuentes, holder of California’s welterweight crown, pressured Wember with frequent barrages though Wember captured rounds five and seven. Both fighters weighed 149 pounds.
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Chicago
Danny
Bang Bang) Wember
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California
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Giants Blank Osaka Tigers in Japanese Stint
New York Giants hammered Osaka Tigers 14 to 12 in a 12 inning contest before 32,000 fans. Grissom pitched six innings of relief for the Giants with Hord and Irvin hitting homers and Westrum driving in runs. Other players listed include Kojioke, Watabe, Komada, and Fujitsma among the Osaka lineup.
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Football Rams vs dbers at Coliseum in Tonight Sports
A compact sports calendar item lists multiple events tonight including football Rams versus unknown opponents at the Coliseum, wrestling at Valley Garden Arena with stake of 30, car races at Mareh Air Field Verside, and horse racing at Caliente with 12 45 start, plus other entries such as Footpal Slate and Hollywood Legion Stadium events.
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Villanova Director Proposes Independent North East League
Villanova athletic director Gue Dudley floated a North eastern Conference to unite independents. He named schools Boston College Fordham Holy Cross Villanova Syracuse Colgate Rutgers Temple Penn State Boston University as potential members to boost interest, standardize rules, and ease schedules despite past independence obstacles.
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Everett D. Barnes
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