Yale poised to offer Olivar three year football pact
Yale plans a three year contract for head coach Jordan Olivar despite upcoming games with the Big Three. Officials say Olivar, 30s, negotiated terms before the 1985 season, while Yale seeks continued success and stability amid Ivy League standings and upcoming Princeton and Harvard games.
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Rocca vs Thesz for mat crown tonight at Olympic Auditorium
Argentine Rocca meets world champion Thesz tonight in a title bout at the Olympic Auditorium. The non broadcast event is first come, first served with 400 general admission tickets on sale at 6 pm, capacity 10,400. Previous meetings ended in draws. decision possible if the two hour limit yields two falls.
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Notre Dame Faces Best Ground Gainer
Notre Dame prepares to meet Michigan State, the top ground gainer in the nation, after holding a strong offense last week. The Spartans average 441.1 rushing yards and 174 passing per game, while Notre Dame fields a stout defense amid a high powered NCAA rushing assault.
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Dejohn Vies With Hayes In National Televised Fight
Detroit Middleweight bout pits De John of Syracuse against Hayes of Boston in a 10 round national telecast. Each fighter predicts a knockout as Robison contemplates retirement. Hayes, 20, rides a recent three fight slide while De John, with seven years pro experience, rose after a September knockout of Bob Murphy.
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NCAA approves eight bowl games for postseason play
Wilbur C. Johns of UCLA announced that the NCAA has approved eight postseason bowls: Rose, Sugar, Cotton, Orange, Gator, Sun, Tangerine, and Salad Bowls. He said more bowls may be certified if sponsors apply, as the NCAA extends control and inspection of post season contests.
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St Anthony's Grid History Recap Ahead of Cathedral Clash
Frank T Blair surveys St Anthony's High football lineage from 1933 CIF entries to the 1952 season, highlighting key coaches Tex Miller Bud McKee Clarence Layden Jacques Grenier and Enrico Arbeit. The Saints seek the Catholic League crown and a CIF Southland bid with Friday night game versus Cathedral at Lakewood.
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Princeton's Smith AP Back of Week
Homer Smith Princeton fullback named Associated Press back of the week for powering a four touchdown 273 yard performance against Harvard. Other leading backs mentioned include Wessels Parker Meilinger Latiner and Meilinger among others.
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Shantz Wrist Healed Up Grabs 1953 Rumor
Philadelphia Athletics pitcher Bob Shantz reports his left wrist is fully healed after a September fracture. The 24 game winner says he weighs 149 pounds ten pounds more than last season. Doctors cleared the wrist after X rays at Graduate Hospital.
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Football Scores by Associated Press See 27 Maugnalene Adwy
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Judges Ponder Finish In Close Quarter Horse Race
At Los Alamitos Tuesday, six of eight horses crossed the line together in a 885 yard Grade A Minus race. Boison Ivy won $22.80 split, while a dead heat for place tied Joe Louis Jr and El Pancho Van. Ben Jones mocked by crowd as Stampede of thoroughbreds drew cheers.
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Troy Stresses Aerial Defense
LOS ANGELES AP Southern California’s Trojans are training in pass defense ahead of Saturdays game against the Washington Huskies while emphasizing aerial defense. Washington’s main threat is quarterback Don Heinrich who has thrown 13 touchdowns this season and sparked a comeback after a UCLA loss. Coach Jess Hill focuses on stopping Washington’s air attack, trusting USC’s strong line against Washington’s ground game.
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USC Defends Admissions Standards Against Stanford Claims
USC officials rebut a Stanford coach's remark about higher scholastic standards, saying official bulletins show USC and Stanford have virtually equivalent admissions. Dean Bernard Hyink notes USC requires applicants to be high school graduates and to take entrance exams, with Stanford allowing some exception.
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Huskies Lead Pac Coast Offense in PCC Race
Washington’s offense tops the Pacific Coast Conference with 3864 yards per game, edging California in total offense while USC and UCLA hold strong defensive and rushing marks. Individual leaders include Johnny Olszewski, Don Heinrich, and Jim Sears as near-certain 1952 honorees, with Black and Powell among scorers.
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Sykes Sets New Salton Sea Hydro Record With Guess Who
Bob Sykes of Long Beach set a new world mark in the 266 cubic inch hydroplane class aboard the Guess Who built by Joe Guess. He averaged 121.703 mph over a mile course on Salton Sea, surpassing the previous 120.085 mph record. Windy desert conditions delayed start, with races moved to Long Beach Marine Stadium. outboard events Sunday and inboard events Sunday.
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WARES MOORE OUSTED AS Cards Shake Coaching Staff
In St Louis the Cardinals cut half their coaching staff this week. Terry Moore and Clyde Wares were dismissed while Mike Hyba and Johnny Riddle remain. Manager Eddie Stanky and President Fred Saigh offered no details beyond Moore's leave of absence and Wares' firing.
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