Southern Division fears loom for SC basketball lineup
A San Clemente era note hints at a rugged season with USC and UCLA in a tough Southern Division. Johnny Weeden and Forrest Twogood discuss roster depth, transfers, and early lineups as SC braces for a demanding schedule inclining toward Loyola Lions in Long Beach College action.
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Rugby Stars Arrive For Los Angeles Drum Drill
Australian and New Zealand rugby players landed in Los Angeles this morning ahead of a Memorial Coliseum workout. A Friday night match at Memorial Stadium in Long Beach marks the first professional rugby league game on U.S. soil with British Rugby Association officials sounding confident ahead of the event.
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Thanksgiving Cheers From Baseball Men Across Leagues
A Thanksgiving tribute lists baseball figures and teams giving thanks for players, moves, and moments. Names like Casey Stengel, Willie Mays, Lou Perini, Leo Durocher, Al Lopez, and Ralph Kiner are cited for strategic acquisitions, big plays, and career milestones shaping next season.
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Faulkner Takes 2nd Pan American Road Race finale
Juarez Mexico AP reports the fifth Pan American Road Race ending with Lincoln, Ferraris, Dodges, Porsches and Alfa Romeos sharing prizes in a fierce 1908 mile event. Umberto Maglioli led Ferraris to finish, with Phil Hill and Franco Comaschia among top finishers. Ford and Dodge teams secured big stock division wins amid record speeds and treacherous stretches.
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Longden Returns to Saddle Today After Crash at Golden Gate
Veteran jockey 44 Longden was unseated when Tip Golig clipped the rail and toppled into a drainage ditch. Jockey Ray York helped recover him after a post parade scare. Longden says he feels fine and plans to ride again today at Golden Gate Fields.
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Friday Rugby League Showdown Stirs Long Beach Fans
Rugby expert Wanky Sunderland explains Rugby League basics at Veterans Stadium in Long Beach as Australia and New Zealand prepare to play. The piece details scoring, scrums, passes, and the two-man scrum while noting parallels to American football and hopes for an All-American team to face France.
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Ameche Ellena Lead United Press All America Picks 1934
The United Press All America team selections name Ameche, Ellena and four players from both the Midwest and Southwest as top contributors. Notable picks include Don Holleder, Sid Feurneit, Kurt Burris, Ralph Gugliemelli, Howard Cassady, Dick Morehs, Alan Amouche, and Bud Brooks among ends, tackles, and backs with several seniors excluded from the first team.
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Vikings Meet Alumni In Openers At LBCC
Long Beach City College hosts an alumni basketball team in a season opener against the Vikings. Notable alumni include Duane Baptiste Corny Barnes Fd Nichols Elmer Craig and coach Charlie Church returns with Bill McFarland Joe Handley plus a lineup including George Wagner Wilson Bligh Jest James Smith Walt Havehorst and Chuck Acosta among others.
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Vike Gridders Meet Orange Coast In Finale
Orange Coast College and Long Beach City College close 1954 football schedules Thursday at 11 am in a nonconference finale. The Vikings seek a season-ending victory and a step toward a budding rivalry with Coast. Nine LBCC seniors end their careers as fans brace for Thanksgiving Day crowd.
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Thanksgiving Football on TV and Gridiron Games List
A holiday sports overview notes college and NFL games across the country. Cornell faces Penn in Philadelphia while Missouri meets Maryland on KABO and Green Bay visits Detroit as the Lions seek a fifth straight NFL title bid.
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Ameche Named Wisconsin Team MVP for 1954
The Wisconsin Badgers honored fullback Alan Ameche The Horse Ameche as the team MVP for 1954 by his teammates on Tuesday night.
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Alan
Horse
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Crow Still Iffy For USC Notre Dame Clash
USC hopes star wingback Lingen Crow can recover from a knee twist against the Bruins and play versus Notre Dame. If not, Ron Calabria would start at right halfback as South Bend weather could be colder than Memorial Coliseum’s prior 10 degree chill.
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Pick Cadets Over Navy Defies the Tide of Football
The week’s menu features a strong football lineup led by the Army Navy Defile with the Cadets favored by the Smith Touchdown Tendency System. Notre Dame expected to hand Southern California a 14 point defeat, while other listings hint at varied college matchups and players.
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El Camino Bakersfield Clash Sets Jaycee Bowl Showdown
El Camino and Bakersfield clash Thursday at noon in a key JC powers contest with a likely Juniper Rose Bowl bid at stake. Seven thousand five hundred tickets sold of capacity. Western and Eastern candidates listed. selection on Sunday amid strong Bakersfield fan support and debates over eligibility and strength.
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