IN THIS CORNER LOOKS AHEAD TO 54 REASON COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Ex servicemen planned return to City College Vikings boost by high school talent. Glen Briggs Nick Uglisich Ray Ramirez potential backfield. Buck focuses on tackle and end strength. Frank Kirkland praises Jordan coach Bob Parke for stellar coaching amid weak material. Ruth Reece a sports fan editor tracks Bruins Stars. Collier’s All America picks noted. Poly High Leon Huff’s dramatic last game cited. Parke advocates goal posts on goal line for more field goals.
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Buck Andreasen
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Nick Uglisich
Ray Ramirez
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Frank Kirkland
Terminal Island Navy
Bob Parke
Jorden
Oscar
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Jordan High
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Unclear sports box shows fragmented fixtures and venues
Fragmentary listings reference teams such as Frothal Fepperdine and Gober Derry National Guard Armory. The text mentions Garden Arena and Virginia venues with scattered times like 1 p m, making exact matchups, dates, or contexts unreadable.
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Forse Naring
Callente
Rosen Selection Solid Rope Scribes Provincialism Gone
Gayle Talbot notes Rosen of the Cleveland Indians is chosen as American League MVP by 24 baseball writers from eight cities, signaling maturity and cross‑regional support. Observes that football polls show similar trends toward merit over locality, while critiquing rules that hinder coaching decisions and noting Baltimore’s growing season ticket sales and a brief Dodgers manager history anecdote.
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Flip Rosen
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Roy Campanella
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Associated Press
Quinn and Schoonmaker Clash In Hollywood Featherweight Bout
Boxing notes describe Jim Quinn of Long Beach facing Cecil Schoonmaker of New York in a featherweight main event at Hollywood Legion Stadium. Lightweight rivals Rudy Jordan and Lavert Smith meet in a 10 round secondary. Quinn, a former Golden Gloves champ and All Navy honoree, leads four wins in five this year. Also projected is Ezra Charles versus Coley Williams in a December 16 ten rounder at Kezar Stadium as a stepping stone to a potential bout with Rocky Marciano next June.
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New York
Jimmy Quinn
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Hollywood Legion Stadium
Rudy Jordan
Lavert Smith
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Drake Football Coach Lets Analyze Late Game Plays
Mississippi State holds a 27 20 lead over Ole Miss with four minutes left in the fourth quarter. State faces third down ten on Ole Miss 35 and has run three passes with two to the ends. One complete for seven, one incomplete to the other end. State then gains one yard on quick opener, loses a yard on a pitch, and contemplates four plays: screen to the left with a halfback, diagonal pass to the great end, pass to the halfback deep with ends crossing, and a pass to the other end 15 yards downfield as he crosses with wear end.
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ACC and Duke Stars Dominate 1953 All ACC Team selections
United Press picks highlight Maryland seven on first two teams with ACC schools Duke and South Carolina each placing four. Notable selections include Bernie Faloney, Chet Hanulak, Johnny Gramling and James Smith. Ends Clyde Hennett and Howard Pitt anchor the line with tackles Stan Sones and Ed Meadawa.
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U S Neffers Make Progress in Victorian Tennis Meet
U S Davis Cuppers advance at the Victorian Championships in Melbourne as Tony Trabert defeats Jan Ayre in three sets plus a 16-0 final to reach quarter finals. Vic Seixas shows knee improvement beating Bill Gilmour. Bill Talbert, Rogowall, and Hoad win singles on strong showing for Australia and Britain.
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Tony Pickard
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Saints Triumph Over Fillmore 27-14 to Reach CIF Quarterfinals
Mighty Santa Monica High School, undefeated in the Catholic League, defeated Fillmore 27-14 at St. Anthony's Memorial Stadium to advance to next Friday's CIF football quarterfinals. Dick Romo fueled the win with a 42-yard rush, a 15-yard reception, and two rushing scores, while Ray Regner and Dick Schilz contributed key plays. An injury to halfback Eddie Arroyo ended the game with X-ray results pending.
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Chelu
Preps Draw Tough Foes in Southern California Playoffs
Wilson faces Santa Barbara in one quarter final and St. Anthony meets Santa Monica in another as two strong Southern California prep teams advance in the cHE grid playoffs. Time and place to be announced with Pomona vs Whittier and Anaheim vs San Diego the remaining quarter final pairings.
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Sports Radio TV Scoreboard Report
Broad summary of radio and TV sports scores and times with scrambled OCR fragments. Mentions Bay Meadows racing, football matchups, and college games with station identifiers and early morning airtimes. Entities are unclear due to garbled text but include Beara and Racse, KMPC and KMFC references.
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KHI
Scollege” Gra
Browns Aim for Eighth Straight Title With Cardials Test
United Press reports the Cleveland Browns, 9-0 this season, hold an 8- to 10-game division title lead as they face the Chicago Cardinals in a must-win clash. Detroit and Los Angeles chase Western hopes while Philadelphia and San Francisco loom, with key injuries noted and late-season implications outlined.
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Ex-Net Ace Promoted to Dunlop Vice President
New York UF. Vinnie Richards, former doubles partner of Bill Tilden, was named a vice president of Dunlop Tire and Rubber Co. His career shift marks a notable transition from professional tennis to corporate leadership.
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Vinnie Richards
Bill Tilden
Dunlop Tire and Rubber Co
All American Navy Army Tilt Prompts Pennsylvanian Tie
Title text recounts Navy and Army football clash described as All-American in Philadelphia at Municipal Stadium. It notes players from 30 states plus Alaska and states Army, Navy series history, key players, and anecdotes about coaches and alumni birthdays. The piece blends sport with colorful asides and a Lombardi quip.
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Devore Sees Packer Boss After Ronzani Resigns
Green Bay Packers departed for the west coast for two final games of the season. Former head coach Gene Ronzani resigned under pressure. His three assistants Hugh Devore Chuck Drulis and Ray McLean shared leadership for the last games. Devore was cited as a likely successor for Ronzani next year.
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Televised Southern California Notre Dame Tilt via Telemeter
Desert fans in Palm Springs can watch the South ern California Notre Dame game on telemeter pay TV. Seventy desert sets, among 26 million national TVs, will scramble images for a $1 coin in a closed circuit. A Los Angeles crowd of about 90,000 tickets costs $5. Schools and NCAA grant experimental permission. Telemeter hoped to expand to 18 million sets with future multi million dollar gates.
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