Loyola High Smashes St Anthony's in 25 0 Football Rout
Loyola High overwhelmed St Anthony's 25 to 0 to derail the Saints title bid in Catholic League play. Tim Ryan sparked the rally with two passing touchdowns and two setup scores while Greg Sheridan powered the opening TD and led Loyola’s ground game.
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Palestinian Bags Rich Handicap at Empire City Jamaica
Palestinian, ridden by Keith Stuart and trained by Hirsch Jacobs, won the $30,000 added Westchester Handicap at Jamaica on a card highlighted by Stuart riding five winners and Jacobs training four. The race covered a mile and three sixteenths and ended with Palestinian a neck ahead of Sunglow from Brookmeade Stables.
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Table Tennis Duels Set for Long Beach Open Finals
Semi finals and finals of the fifth annual Long Beach Open are scheduled this afternoon and tonight at Poly High gym. Key eliminations begin at p m featuring Léonard Abrams South Pasadena Keun Hang Choi Korea and Beryl Shapiro Hollywood. The Ko Team top seed won easy but Abrams upset third seed Kantar Los Angeles 21 9 21 23 21 17 21 18. Finals for men's and women's singles and doubles start at 6 30 p m.
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Fort Bragg High Players Die in California Crash
Two Fort Bragg California high school football players were killed and two others injured when their car left the road and plunged down an embankment near GARBERVILLE. William Burt, 45, center on the team, died at the scene and James Monson, 16, died hours later from skull injuries.
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Shagreen Wins Grand Sefton Steeplechase at Aintree
In England at Aintree on November 11, Shagreen, ridden by James V. Rank, won the Grand Sefton Steeplechase, the 27th trial race toward the Grand National.
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Loyola Lions Rout Fresno State for 12th Straight Victory
Loyola’s 28-0 Armistice Day win over Fresno State featured a strong defense and two early drives glossed with a late first quarter TD pass from Don Klosterman to Fred Snyder. Neil Ferris and Skip Giancanelli added third quarter scores, while Klosterman connected again to Don Klinghammer for the final tally.
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Oregon State Cup Vandals Cap Off Conference Win
Oregon State defeats Idaho 34 19 in Corvallis to snap four straight conference losses. Gene Morrow and Wayne Anderson led the offense with multiple drives and long passes while Jim Chadband added a 78 yard interception return for a late score as the Vandals held on for the victory before about 8000 fans.
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Sooners Rally to Rout Kansas
Oklahoma overcome three quarters of fum bl es and a Kansas lead to score four fourth quarter touchdowns for a 33 13 victory in Lawrence. Quarterbacks Claude Arnold and Tom Catlin connected on four passes and one interception set up scoring. Wade Stinson opened the second half with a 71 yard TD to give Kansas a brief lead before Oklahoma pulled away in the final period.
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Del Mar Directors Declare $30 Dividend
The Del Mar turf club board declares a $30 stock dividend payable November 25 to stockholders of record November 20. President Donald B. Smith of San Diego resigns after six years on the board and three years as president, citing private business pressures and personal reasons.
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Vols Warm Up Past Tennessee Tech in Scrimmage
Knoxville November 11 Tennessee defeated Tennessee Tech 48 to 14 in a tuneup for the upcoming Southeastern Conference game with Mississippi next Saturday.
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Owls Upset Palo Verde 14 6 For South Central Crown
In Azusa on November 11 Citrus SC Owls defeated Palo Verde 14 to 6 to end Palo Verde's Rose Bowl bid. Paul Carr tied the early drive with a one yard score, Wendy Nichols added a 32 yard return for Citrus, followed by Lee Carl extra points. Lloyd Bowen scored Palo Verde late as Citrus clinched a share of the South Central conference title.
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Alabama Crimsons Tide Wallops Mississippi Southern 53 0
Aerial play and fast passing power powered Alabama in Armistice day action as the Crimson Tide defeated Mississippi Southern 53 to 0. Ends Al and Ed Leary teamed for five touchdowns on passes and the team dominated with jetlike precision.
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Carolina Queen Wins Marguerite Stakes at Baltimore
Cary C. Boshamer's Carolina Queen captured the sixth Marguerite Stakes, a $15,000 added race, at Pimlico in a mile and sixteenth duel. She led Duvall and Aunt Jinny by a length and a half, with Aunt Hany second and Two Rainbows and Toto rounding out the eight-horse field.
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LSU Dominates Vanderbilt 33 to 7 in Southern Conference Game
In Nashville Louisiana State outpassed and outrushed Vanderbilt to a 33 to 7 victory. A crowd of 24 000 watched LSU bottle up Vanderbilt’s passing game and pull away in the second half.
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Heinrich Sets New Coast Pass Record In Huskies Win
Washington defeats Oregon 2A Pacific Coast Conference as Rollite Kirkby and sophomores star. Ben Heinrich eclipses conference passing yardage with 137.2 yards on 14 completions of 25 attempts, while Bill Earley and Dick Sprague contribute key plays. Oregon’s Hal Dunham and Ray Lung also shine in a high scoring road game before 33 500 fans.
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Indians Rally for 28-18 Win
The Stanford Indians overcame a 12-0 Washington State College lead to win 28-18 before 15,000 fans in Palo Alto. Kerkorian kicked four conversions after a late second quarter drive, McColl scored on a Kerkorian pass, and Benson sparked a 62 yard end run setup. Washington State scored earlier on Gambold to Barker passes.
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Tigers Spank Eagles 35-14 in Clemson Victory
Clemson Tigers routed Boston College 35 to 14 as a strong third quarter featured dominant running and passing. Fullback Fred Gone and backs Jackie Calvert and Billy Hair led the ground attack while Hair and Calvert connected with receivers for several scores.
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Tigers Nose Out Colorado in Big Seven Thriller
Missouri and Colorado played a nerve tingling football game in Columbia before 22 000 fans. Missouri used a strong air attack and a late fourth quarter drive to edge Colorado 21 to 19 with Phil Klein scoring the winning touchdown from the one yard line. Zack Jordan sparked Colorado with a bending passing game, but Missouri prevailed.
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Citadel Upsets South Carolina in 19-7 upset
In Charleston on November 11 Citadel blocked two punts by Sam Rubino that returned for touchdowns, stunning the favored South Carolina Gamecocks 19-7. The Cadets earned their first win over South Carolina in 24 years before about 10,000 fans, continuing a historic series dating to 1905.
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Colorado A. and M. Routs Utah for Skyline Six Second Place
Colorado A. and M. shook off a sloppy first half to overpower Utah 327 in Fort Collins. The Aggies trailed after a pair of early fumbles but rallied in the final two periods to seize early second place in the Skyline Six as Utah fumbled three times in the first period, including one by Dave Cunningham on the Utes 24.
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Wake Forest Tops Duke 13-7 in Rainy Duke Tilt
Wake Forest defeated Duke 13-7 before 25,000 fans in Durham as Fullback Bill Miller spearheaded the ground game and Ed Kissell directed risky passes with a wet ball. The Southern Conference win kept Wake Forest atop Duke, a streak Duke had not broken since 1947.
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Your Host Scores Big as Bastasian Corrects Exact Finish
The Golden State Breeders Handicap at Hollywood Park ends with Your Host winning by a length and a quarter, Next Move second, On Trust third. Lee Bastagian accurately forecast the exact order, marking a rare turf handicap jackpot and boosting Your Host’s earnings to $314,045 from 19 starts.
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Princeton Tramples Harvard 63 to 26 in 43rd Meeting
Princeton's unbeaten football team crushed Harvard 63 to 26 in the 43rd clash, one of the largest scores against the Crimson. Dick Kazmaier led Princeton's triple threat attack as the Tigers opened 28 to 0 in 11 minutes and then rested its starters.
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Howton Leads Rice To 9-6 Victory Over Arkansas
Bill Howton, a 177 pound end, played all 60 minutes and powered the Rice Owls to a 9-6 Southwest Conference win at Arkansas. He made a 31 yard reception for a first quarter touchdown and later set up a safety with a long catch in Rice territory.
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Bolt Marusic Tie After Three Rounds In Savannah Open
VP Tommy Bolt of Durham shoots 70 to tie Milan Marusic of Albany after three rounds in Savannahs $10 000 open. They share seven under par 209 while Jim Ferrier of San Francisco sits one stroke back. Marusic posted a 73 in the third round, first time over par in the event.
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Jockey Gordon Richards Nets 200th Win of Season
London reports UP Jockey Gordon Richards rode his 200th winner of the season at Lingfield Park. It marks the 10th time in his 30 seasons that he has achieved at least 200 wins in a season.
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Pomona Routs Whittier 13–10 for first win
Pomona Sagehens toppled the unbeaten Whittier Poets 13 to 10 in a weathered clash. Bud Piper intercepted a Whittier pass and ran 18 yards for a second half touchdown, Johnny Allen added the conversion, and Snyder surged in from three yards late. Pomona outgained Whittier 228 rushing yards to 138.
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Wyoming Clips Cougars 48 0 in Skyline clash
Un defeated Wyoming University ranked 14th walloped Brigham Young University 48 to 0 in Provo Utah. The Cowboys, with one conference game left against Denver on Thanksgiving Day, stay in contention for the Skyline title after a slow start and a big surge with four touchdowns in the second quarter.
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Indians Clinch C. I. F. Grid Berth
Fullerton High won their seventh straight league game beating Huntington Beach 55-0. The victory clinched Fullerton’s fourth Sunset League title as San Diego awaits in the first round of the C I F playoffs the weekend of November 25.
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Redlands Edges Occidental on Last Minute Pass
Redlands defeats Occidental 23 to 19 in a Southern California Conference game on a late pass play. Redlands builds halftime lead 10-7, Occidental scores twice in final period with two TD passes, then Redlands answers with a 44 yard pass and another long strike to win and earn shot at the conference title.
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Gauchos Open with Big Win Over Cal Aggies
Berkeley记 Memorial Stadium saw the Gauchos defeat the Cal Aggies 26 to 6 in a preliminary California league clash. Les Harris returned a punt 55 yards for a first quarter TD, followed by a second after Al Southworth interception. Dave Gorrie and Dick Gorrie connected for a TD, Adrian Adams, and Dick Garrie later found Clyde Francisco for more points. Russ Bertell added a middle-quarter score.
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Marquette Wins 21-19 on Late Pass Against Holy Cross
In Milwaukee on November 11, Marquette rallied to a 21-19 homecoming victory over Holy Cross. Substitute Dan Leahy connected on a 33 yard touchdown to Reserve End Jim Tobias with 4:35 left, then added the extra point to seal the win.
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