Ivy and Old Grads Week Shapes Trojans Bruins Clash
A long view of the California Stanford rivalry with notes on Waldorf Cravath LaBrucherie and the 1891 start of the Big Game. The piece compares Lynn Waldorf's California to Bert LaBrucherie's Southern California and predicts the Trojans and Bruins will decide the Rose Bowl bid with a defensive, high stakes tilt.
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Stanford
California
Indians
Bears
Wisconsin
Lynn Waldorf
Waldorf
Berkeley
Golden Bears
Michi-gan
Cravath
LaBrucherie
Trojans
Bruins
Jeff
Bert
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Pasadena
Southern California
Michigan
U. C. Law
Southern
Rivalry Roundup: Traditional Football Series Highlighted
The article surveys major college rivalries beginning in 1891 and later, detailing Kansas and Missouri, Minnesota and Wisconsin, Michigan and Ohio State, Oregon and Oregon State, Washington and Washington State, and Occidental versus Pomona. It notes series leaders, recent outcomes, and prospects for the upcoming weekend games, with focus on edge factors like home field and defensive strength.
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Kansas
Michigan
Ohio State
Wolverines
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Oregon State
State
Norman van Brocklin
Washington
Washington State
Seattle
Huskies
Occidental
Pomona
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Figera
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Leat
Michigan Sees Notre Dame Top Ranking In Opinion Poll
A 1940s sports column argues Notre Dame should be No. 1 over Michigan despite tougher schedules faced by Michigan and Penn State. It compares teams like California Texas and Army, noting Michigan and Notre Dame’s records and opponents. The piece lists a top ten with Michigan first and Army tenth.
Wolverines Regain No 1 Grid Rating in Poll
The Associated Press coast to coast poll places the Michigan Wolverines at No 1 after a 40-6 win over Wisconsin. Notre Dame falls to No 2 despite beating Northwestern. Texas, Army, and California rise or hold positions as Georgia Tech trails.
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Wisconsin
Michigan Wolverines
Associated
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Northwestern
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Dame
Southern Methodist
Arkansas
Mustangs
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Army
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California
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Columbia
Riehberg
Yolen Ware
Wesleyan
Princeton
Manderhilt
Rams Ready Ring Report on Bears Brawl
Los Angeles Rams prepared an affidavit for NFL Commissioner Bert Bell after a Sunday scuffle with the Chicago Bears. Chicago end Jack Matheson allegedly punched Ram clubhouse boy Buddy Leininger, and a Bears player’s punch sent star quarterback Bob Waterfield from the game with a bruised jaw. Bears owner George Halas planned action, while Waterfield’s jaw injury was later deemed a bruise.
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Los“. Angeles
Los Angeles Rams
National Football League
Bert’ Bell
Chicago Bears
Chicago
Jack Matheson
Ram
Buddy Leininger
Bob Waterfield
Dan’ Reeves
Reeves
Bell
Philadelphia
Hell
Bears
George Halas
Matheson
Halas
Waterfield
Buster Ieiekt
Sun
Detroit Lotns
Trojans Drill for Bruin Game
Los Angeles November 18 The Trojans buckled down to heavy workouts as they prepared for a cross town clash with the UCLA Bruins on Saturday after scouting the Washington UCLA game. Coach Cravath said he would likely start the same lineup that opened the Stanford game two weeks ago. Sixteen seniors will face the Bruins for the last time.
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Los Angeles
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Winners Listed in Lakewood Tourney for Women Golf
Lakewood Women’s Golf Club named winners in yesterday’s Lakewood Tourney. Members receiving honors include Mrs Kenneth Holden and Mrs Ray Burke, Mrs Jim Dodson and Mrs H V Lusk, and Mrs R W Nelson with Mrs James Dawe, with scores and contact lines listed in the club notice.
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Lakewood, Women's Golf Club
Kenneth Holden
Ray Burke
Jim ‘Dodson
H. V. Lusk
R.W. Nelson
James ‘Dawe
Stephens Trades to Red Sox Boosts 1948 Lineup
Vernon Stephens Jr., star Browns shortstop, was traded to the Boston Red Sox for a package including Joy Parker, Ed Pellagrini, Pete Layden, Jim Wilson and Al Widmar with two players to be named later. Stephens aims to strengthen Fenway Park pitching and fielding as Joe McCarthy rebuilds a pennant contender.
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Boston Red Sox
Vernie Stephens
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Joe Cronin
Jack Kramer
Associated Press
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Vernon .Stephens Jr
Los Angeles
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Long Beach Junior College
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Poly Grid Boss Revises Eleven for Intracity Clash
Wilton and Poly High prepare for their annual intracity football game at Bacham Field next Saturday at 2 15 p m. Montgomery works to assemble a complete backfield while Lineberger and staff adjust guards and backs for the Red and Blue.
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Bruffey
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Wilson High
Linesberger
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Hares
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Ghezzi Charges PGA of Undisclosed Tactics in Ryder Cup Selection
In Chicago on November 19, Vic Ghezzi accused the Professional Golfers Association of using underhanded methods to topple him from the Ryder Cup team. He claimed officials tampered with the points system used to choose players, while tournament director George Schneiter defended the selection and noted Ghezzi finished twelfth and Dick Metz eleventh.
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the Professional Golfers Association
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New York Ring Probe Moves In On Lamotta Fox Fight
New York County Grand Jury under the district attorney opens an investigation into boxing following Madison Square Garden bout where Billy Fox beat Jake Lamotta by KO in the fourth round. DA Hogan and boxing commission head Eddie Eagan order Promoter Sol Strauss to withhold purses of Fox and Lamotta totaling about 23,910 each from a 102,528 gross. Two probes stem from hostile press criticism.
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Philadelphia
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Frank
Hogan
Eddie Eagan
State Athletic’ (Boxing) Commission
Sol Strauss
Twentieth Century Sporting Club
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Iowa Postpones Action on Eddie Anderson Job
In Iowa City the University of Iowa's board of control postponed final action on coach Eddie Anderson's resignation, accepted by President Virgil Hancher. The board will reconvene by Thursday night after conversations with Anderson, who may issue a statement. The resignation would take effect July 1, 1948. Athletic Director Paul Brechler signaled a quicker meeting to resolve the matter.
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Eddie Anderson
Owa City
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Virgil Hancher
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Paul Brechler
Hancher
Board of Control
Poly Wins J V Clash at Stephens Field
Poly triumphs 120 to 0 over Wilson J V in the season finale at Stephens Field. Jackrabbit touchdowns in the first and third periods highlighted the win as Poly-Wil son gridiron action opens all classes for the week.
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Long Beach Poly
Wilson J. V
Stephens Field
Poly-Wilson
Stewart Farber
Bruin
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Polyff
Witson J. Vi
Wade LE Wichrihamer
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Kringer
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Loyola Leaves for Hawaii Football Tour
A 32 player Loyola University football squad departs from Los Angeles by air via San Francisco for Honolulu. They will play the Honolulu All-Stars on Thursday and the Hawaiian Club League champion on Thanksgiving Day as part of a football tour and holiday in Hawaii.
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Los Angeles
Loyola University
Honolulu
Hawaii
San Francisco
Honolulu All-Stars
Marine League finals loom at Los Angeles Coliseum
San Pedro and Gardena stay tied for league lead as four clubs advance to the Los Angeles City football carnival at the Coliseum. Friday afternoon games set the stage for Saturday’s Nov 29 showcase, with Narbonne and Banning joining the contenders.
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San Pedro
Gardena
Shy Platt
Italy
Narbonne
Garter
Los Angeles City
Los Angeles Coliseum
Amec
Bom
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Bantenma
Samme
Fullerton Nears Sunset Loop Title Bid
Fullerton faces Orange this weekend as the Sunrise League gridiron title race tightens. Indiana holds a 7—decision over Santa Ana, keeping league lead and a potential outright championship within reach with a win.
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Fullerton
Sunset Loop
Orange
Fullerton Hi
Indiana
Santa Ana
Revive Puente's Race Track Bid In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles County a third racetrack at Puente faces a California Horse Racing Board hearing today as the board leaves the unsettled question open after yesterday's adjournment. Witnesses will address the panel, while operators of existing tracks must settle next season's racing dates or have dates set arbitrarily. Al Unjack, sponsor, argues the Puente plan would give small horsemen a better chance to race than at Park and Santa Anita.
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Los Angeles County
Puente
California Horse Racing Board
al Unjack
Puente Track
Park and Santanita
Peterson New State Loop Proxy President of California State League
SANTA BARBARA November 18 Wiley K Peterson manager by Bakersfield Indians was elected at the directors meeting to be the new president of the California State League succeeding Bill Schroeder who retires to direct the Helms Athletic Foundation.
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Wiley K. Peterson
Bakersfield Indians
California State League
Peterson
Bill Schroeder
California
Sunset
Helms Athletic Foundation
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