East and West clash as week of decisive college football looms
In Evanston Stanford and UCLA race for titles and bowl slots. Illinois ND Northwestern battle for Big Ten and Rose Bowl hopes. California aims to seal PCC title by defeating Stanford while UCLA must beat USC to stay alive in post season. Jordan High and Wilson also in action with Poly coaching notes and one point loss reflections.
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Trippis Arm Aven ges Studahar to Tie Rams
In a dramatic NFL Sunday, Lou Groza booted three field goals and Charlie Trippi connected on eight passes as the Browns beat the 49ers, inching toward the Eastern title. The Rams and Lions also won or tied, keeping title odds fluid while Stydahar's Cardinals avenged past ouster with a late rally against the Rams.
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Bobby Layne
Green Bag Packers
Joe Stydahar
Pittsburgh Steelers
Orioles Boss Pulls Boot Defends Marion in Era of Dykes
New Orioles general manager Art Ehlers criticized Marty Marion as having a defeatist attitude while explaining he would not retain Marion as manager. Ehlers named Jim Dykes to lead the club, noting Marion’s honesty and warning Baltimore fans may pressure Dykes to improve quickly as the A’s struggled last season with 363000 attendance and a best home crowd of 24000.
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Marty Marion
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Orioles
Jim Dykes
Marion
St. Louis Browns
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Jimmy
Athletics
Sports on Radio TV Fe tt Py Bioham Pe wi
A fragmented TV radio schedule mentions various programs and stations KTLA and KITV. It references roller derby coverage and several time slots, though many items are garbled. Readers get a glimpse of weekend sports and entertainment broadcasts with uncertain details.
Bear Ace Larson Shines as Cal Star Box Office Favorite
Paul Larson of California, a junior back with 168 pounds, headlines the Golden Bears as a versatile backfield standout. Known for split-second decisions and a pass option, he thrives under coach Lynn Waldorf and remains a top PCC performer alongside Cameron, Shew, and Garrett. Larson may shift to left halfback next season with an eye on return to quarterback duties if needed.
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Paul Cameron
UCLA
George Shew
Oregon
Bobby Garrett
Stanford
Golden Bears
Ronnie Fin
Santa Monica
Bucceroni L A bout set with Fat Beshore at Olympic
Danny Bucceroni, 6 3 and 190 pounds, seeks easy victory over Fat Freddi Beshore in a 10 rounder at the Olympic in Los Angeles. The bout could position Bucceroni as Rocky Margiani's next foe this spring or summer after a seven fight win streak. CBS TV will carry the fight coast to coast starting at 7 pm.
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Harry
Kid) Matthews
CBS
Orange Tilt Looms As Rose Bowl Top Pairings Seen
A newspaper preview surveys post season matchups with UCLA and Michigan State favored for the Rose Bowl, and Orange versus Maryland and Sugar and Cotton Bowls needing teams with multiple defeats. It notes Alabama’s possible at large bid, lists All-America candidates, and highlights standout performances and records from Minnesota, Wisconsin, Notre Dame, South Carolina, East Texas, SMU, Tennessee, Colorado, Harvard, California, Oregon, and Columbia as the season winds down.
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Alabama
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Notre Dame
Texas
Jim Gray
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Vito Parilli
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Roger Rotroff
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Florida
Gary Munsiele
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Nebraska
Pro Grid Games Draw New York Crowds Sunday
NFL Sunday crowds totaled 195,409 with the Browns attracting their largest single game in five years at 30,693. Eagles Colts combined 27,831 in Philadelphia. Cardinals beat Rams 26,674 in Chicago. Bears Redskins 22,96 in Washington. Packers Lions 20,844 in Green Bay. Giants Steelers 20,111 in New York.
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Sports Calendar Syrestiipe Soliyeca
Tuesday sports schedule lists events at Legion Stadium Heese Bina and Boxlns South Gate Arena starting 1 30 with Harneys Waring at Hoaywond Park. Several teams and venues appear, though OCR garble obscures some names and times.
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Eye 4 Way SW Knot in 1939 Southwest title race
Dallas UP reports a possible four way tie in the Southwest Conference as Baylor suffers a loss to Houston. SMU and Rice emerge as contenders, with Texas Christian and Texas also in the mix if results go as expected on Thanksgiving Day.
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Only Sooners Set as Bowl Certainty
The Atlanta era bowl picture centers on Oklahoma as the Big Seven champion is assured of the Orange Bowl spot, likely facing Maryland. Rose Bowl contenders hinge on Big Ten and PCC winners with Wisconsin and USC out, while UCLA and Stanford vie for Pac\u00ific Coast lead. Cotton Bowl chaos looms with a possible four way tie among Texas Baylor Rice and SMU. Georgia Tech slips from Sugar Bowl candidacy after a loss to Alabama, while Notre Dame maintains dominance.
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Race Driver Killed At Arizona Track
Phoenix report says Pete Dicker of Denver collided and overturned his midget racing car at the Arizona State Fair track dying instantly in the accident on Sunday.
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Ariz
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Arizona State Fair Track
Otto's Injury Bad Omen for 49ers
Cleveland's Otto Graham, wearing 15 stitches, leads the Browns to a 23 21 win over San Francisco as 80,698 attend the largest crowd in five years. Graham throws for 161 yards in the second half and avoids further injury.
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National Football League
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Otto
San Francisco
Tommy Thompson
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Michalik
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Lew Groze
Hugh MccElheny
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Hogan Leads by 2 Strokes at Tamarisk Invitational
Hogan holds a two stroke lead entering the final round of the Tamarisk Invitational in Palm Springs. He matched a 68 to finish 54 holes at 210 while Bud Holscher slipped to third after a 72. Marty Furgol stands second with 138 after a 71-67. Ellsworth Vines and his amateurs led the pro-am section with 112 as Hogan sits four behind a four-way group for fourth.
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Hogan
Penn State Dominates Early With Quick End Disrupting Pitt
Penn State leads 13-0 as a fast, powerful end wrecks Pittsburgh’s offense in the first half. The Pitt ball comes early in the second half from their 30, with a quarterback-led offense facing mounting pressure and stalled plays.
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