South American runners loom large at Santa Anita winter meet
Latin and Argentine entries head to Arcadia for the opening December 27 season, led by Oldaverry and a two-horse Sanchez string including Punjab and Vermont II. The field features Kayak II, Raoul Espinosa’s Chilean hope, and Horatio Lure’s Argentine stable with Juro and Miss Grillo among others, as Santa Anita aims for the world’s richest race.
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Queens County
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Pujante
Miss Grillo
Conn McCreary
Talon
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Open Letter Targets Sam Balter in Long Beach
Joanne King of Long Beach responds to Sam Balter criticizing views in Mr Stiles column from November 26. She denies religion split in football and suggests Balter’s letter mirrors childhood insults and ostracizes Mr Baker.
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Probe of Browns Trade With Solons Demanded
Washington owner Clark Griffith said he will demand a congressional style probe into his trade of Gerry Priddy and cash for Johnny Berardino from the St. Louis Browns. Berardino has announced quitting baseball for movies and Griffith said he will seek review by Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler. If Berardino planned to quit, the deal is off. otherwise Griffith faces loss of Priddy and about $26,000.
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Happy) Chandler
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All-Coast football dream team dominated by Trojans and Bruins
Southern California and California at Los Angeles each place four on the 1947 All-Pacific Coast team selected by coaches scouts and writers. Oregon and Washington also have multiple honorees as the 23rd annual mythical eleven is announced.
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Hannegan Quits Postal Berth to Head Chain
A syndicate led by Robert E. Hannegan announced the purchase of the St. Louis Cardinals and National League club holdings, including 16 minor league clubs, with a price around 3.5 million dollars. Fred M. Saigh Jr., W. C. Connell, Sydney Salomon Jr., Dave Calhoun Jr., and George Simpkins join as directors. Breadon to advisory role. Hannegan becomes chairman.
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Lieberman Tops Bowl Fight Card in Wilmington
Frankie Lieberman returns to sharp shooting as he meets Lemn Thomas in the 1 round main event at the Wilmington Bowl. They previously traded knockdowns with Thomas beating Lieberman earlier, Lieberman winning the latest test. Promoter Joe Craig headlines a strong undercard including Mendoza vs Alvana and four four round bouts beginning at 8:30 p.m. Local fans expect a solid card from promoter and manager teams.
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San’ Pedro
Poly Cagers Nip Banning in 51 45 Thriller
Poly High Jackrabbits defeat Banning High 51 45 at Banning after trailing by 10 in the first quarter. Gil Lorame led Poly with 11 points and the Bees edged Pilot Bees 43 37 in the preliminary, as multiple players contributed scoring.
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Cravath Named Coach of Week Faces Tough Rose Bowl Push
W York November 25 United Press Coach Jeff Cravath of the Southern California Trojans is praised after a 6 to 0 win over U S A that keeps USC unbeaten in conference play. Cravath now braces for Notre Dame game in Los Angeles on February 6 with Michigan looming as a later challenge and stresses Notre Dame must be dealt with first.
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Boudreau Keeps Cleveland Job as Manager
Lou Boudreau will return as manager of the Cleveland Indians after a six and a half hour meeting with team president Bill Veeck. The two year contract carries a substantially increased salary and confirms the popular choice of Cleveland fans. Boudreau, 24 when appointed in 1941, succeeds Roger Peckinpaugh.
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Indians Land Ruel as Coach
Cleveland president Bill Veeck announced former St. Louis Browns manager Herold Muddy Ruel has agreed to a long term coaching contract with the Indians for 1943. Terms were not disclosed though Ruel reportedly agreed verbally to all clauses and will travel to Cleveland for formal signing.
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Garza Faces Sexton in Main Event at Wilmington Bowl
Manuel Garza, undefeated since coming to the U S A, meets Frank Sexton in the three fall world heavyweight title bout at Wilmington Bowl. Sexton makes his only Port Class appearance this season, with Gorgeous George and other wrestlers slated for semifinals and supporting matches.
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Troy Gets Bowl Official Okey
USC was chosen unanimously by the Pacific Coast Conference to represent the west in the Rose Bowl against Michigan. Ticket sales will begin on New Year’s Day with over 1 000 tickets to be sold over the counter. 93 000 tickets go to USC and Michigan alumni and student bodies.
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University of Southern California
Michigan Pick Leads Big Nine. USC Dominates Ticket Plan
Commissioner Schmidt announced Michigan as the unanimous Big Nine choice after a telegraphic poll of 10 conference schools. USC Southern California receives 42,000 tickets, Michigan 12,500, the Tournament of Roses 18,000, and 7,500 for public sale and veterans.
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Jordan Beaten by Narbonne in City Basketball Game
Jordan High Panthers fell 44 to 27 to Narbonne Gauchos at Lo mita arena. Trailing 27 to 10 at halftime, Jordan surged modestly in the second half led by Jack Carpenter who scored eight points.
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Eight Teams Set for Far West Loop
Wallawaio news reports eight franchises announced for the Far West Loop with one club yet undecided between Roseville and Oroville. The franchise was issued at a meeting of the Class.
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Irish Regain Top Ranking In AP Football Poll
Notre Dame moves back to No 1 in the weekly Associated Press college football poll, edging Michigan by a small margin after close battles. Michigan ends the season with a win over Ohio State, while Notre Dame faces Southern California in a pivotal matchup that could decide the national title. The vote tally shows Notre Dame with 97 first place votes and 1798 points to Michigan 1768, with other schools receiving scattered first-place ballots.
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Bartell Named Manager of Kansas City Blues
Richard Dieck Bartell former major league infielder and last year pilot of the Sacramento club in the Pacific Coast League has been signed to manage the Kansas City Blues of the American Association. Gee McPhail of the Blues announced the appointment after Bartell secured release from Sacramento. He succeeds Bill Meyer who resigned to become Pittsburgh Pirates manager. Bartell began his managerial career last year after 18 years in the majors.
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Sacramento
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Bill Meyer
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Meyer
Obin Mint
Farm club decision looms for Boston Red Sox affiliates
In D League activity yesterday a farm club proposal for the Boston Red Sox moved forward with a decision between two California towns to be reached before week’s end.
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