Rams Pick Two Ends in NFL Draft
In the 21st NFL draft, the Los Angeles Rams selected ends Leon Clarke of Southern California and A. D. Williams of Colorado. The Steelers nabbed Gary Glick from Colorado A&M as a versatile bonus pick, while Detroit, San Francisco, Philadelphia, and Chicago also made notable selections including All-Americans Howard Cassady and Bob Pellegrini.
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Gary Glick
Colorado A&m
Pittsburgh Steelers
Dan Rooney
Art Rooney
Steelers
Pittsburgh
Navy
Ted
Agios
San Francisco
Hartizan State
Bruce Bosley
Virginia
Bill Herachman
Tech
Howard Cassady
Ohio State
Leon Clarke
Southern
Cas- Tnonia
Los Angeles
Priof Previouas
Dom Melihenty
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Fulladelpria
Bob Peliogrini
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Contac
Frank SY Agostino
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Ary Glick
Colorado Agm
Tales Bel Skite
Joe Krupa
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Dus Mackie
Sim Taylor Bayley
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Joe Marconi
Weas Wire
Henry Moore
Astanans
Rover
Lea Hull
Virgin
Ben Paxcall
Duke
Chicags
Menin Senzlower
Texas
L. Brackett
aAuborn
Jackie
Larry Ross
Denver Ad
Charney Hi
Varderbilt
Mug Pitts
Corie
Vin Timer
John Marshall
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Ed Vereb
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Fred Went
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Alamitos Handicap Card Highlights Mixed Races and Bets
Race card details numerous horses and riders across multiple events. Key contenders include 118-pound entries such as Stark and Night Bar Chavez, with listed purses, distances, and post positions. Averages and odds appear for several Grade AAA and A Minus events, noting winners, place bets, and potential best bets like Sundown and Calamity Stewart in varied pace runs.
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Anana
DYNAM
Cuain
Browns Ugarze
McCown
Wite
Dumuit
Chubby
Buck
Smucy
Biddy Bart
Brown
Tonia Anson
Hung
Aglel Jeep
Hetrick
Clyde
Gul sAlley
Chapman
Bens. Garza
Bob
Bink
Guster
Wesceremaiens
Dave
Leuge
Uae
Basten Chimatrong
Bey Salth Vandy Rees
Eenburay
Betty Dooley
Hungerfore
Grady
Durousseau
Ames Camnen
Stewart Vesas
Chavez
Los Alamitos
Anderness Caves
Longshot and Courage Lead Busy Harness Race Card
A crowded program features multiple stakes with purses around 2100, 2200, and 2000 dollars. Notable contenders include LONGSHOT and BROWN BAM, with entries from VALENZUELA, LEWIS, and HARMILS, as horses race mile distances and sprint finishes. Races highlight LONGSHOT BLUE, THE SWEDE, and SHOR PATA as frontrunners with eager support from bettors.
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Sarah
Dover
Harms
Arditian
Pvington Fieures
Therat
Dream
Vatenn Deum
York
Dolorsa
Hamat Andy
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Dehardson
Puldor
Nile
Clnineng
Bingare
Lewis
Diberts
Maewe
Deville Drim
Vaienzueld
Asewell
Lemil
Lunamella
Uursa
Captain Bam
Vaenzuela
Tt & P Bossens
San Jac Volz
Bernas Buster
Beruga
Katmars
Stan Aieas
Pbwail
Aern
Wiusner
RED
Pure Speed
Tunieuchi Bayley
One Trust
Egildo
Tejon
Mary Darlin
Frey
Chip Bord
Faulkner
Purk Sered
Aylight Baby
Londshot
Paursmar
Ine Charmetz
Preyst
Tiberlan
Thiiguedt
Cole
Valenzneh
Pay “Rover
G. Yeuster
Gold Tree
MAC. Ee
Lakers Stop Warrior Bid in Tight 95-94 Loss
The Philadelphia Warriors saw their seven game winning streak end as the Minneapolis Lakers edged them 95-94 in Minneapolis. Clyde Lovellette led Minneapolis with 25 points as New York lost to Syracuse, keeping the Warriors within a game. Fort Wayne beat St. Louis 114-106 in overtime to sharpen the Western race.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia Warriors
National Basketball Assn
Minneapolis Lakers
Warriors
Lakers
Minneapolis
Philadelphians
Boston
New York
Knickerbockers
Syracuse Nats
Judy Childs Joins Top 600 Club In Second Bowling Year
Judy Childs of 4249 Redline Dr rises to a 612 and joins a select group of bowlers hitting 600 in sanctioned play during their second year. She competes in two Blvd leagues and occasionally bowls in Lakewood, contributing to ongoing local bowling buzz. Rosie Moreno posts 213 539 in Belmont, while Dale Stone scores 219 603 in Globe lmaster Mixed at Virginia.
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Judy Childs
Judy
Lbdwea
Boulevard
Blvd
Lakewood
Rosie Moreno
Belmont
Dale Stone
Virginia
Sooners Top Big 7 Team Named From Oklahoma Players
The Associated Press announced All-Big Seven selections headed by six Oklahoma players. Backfield spots went to two Sooners while four were chosen for the line, with multiple centers and tackles listed among the ranks.
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Olahoma
Associated Press
Lers
Caliente Races Laue es rimst Fights and Time-side Scratche
Race notes list a series of events and participants with scattered names and times. The fragmentary report mentions Caliente, Laue, Engrosted, Beo Buried, Tugrex Time-side, Dustur, Sandstella, and Dominguez among others, with times around 30 to 50 and various notations.
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Sandstella
Dominguez
Brrekon
Tennis Results From Reedyt Race Meet Descriptions
A garbled tennis results blurb lists multiple names, times, and scratches. It mentions various players, events, and marks such as 25.60.60 and 27.00, with references to rounds and sections like fourth and seventh races. The fragmentary text includes team-like mentions and pacing data without clear narrative.
West Coast star Arnett headlines UP All-America picks
The 1955 United Press All-America team features Boward Cassady of Ohio State as the leading vote getter with 2,979 points. recipients include Jon Arnett of Southern California and Paul Hornung of Notre Dame among a mix from the South and Southwest, Pacific Coast, and East regions.
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Midwest
Howard
Hopalong) Cassady
Ohio State
United Press
Ron Beagle
Navy
Ton Kramer
Michigan
Bruce Bosley
West Virginia
Norman Masters
Michigan State
Bo Bolinger
Oklahoma
Calvin Jones
Tawar Ceenter
Bob Pellegrini
Maryland
Boward Cassady
Jim Swink
Texas
Christian
Paul Hornung
Notre Dame
Jon Arnett
California
Cassady
Sond
Kramoteeeer
Beagle
HY ‘Saa
Don Holleder
Army
Holleder
Tr Teamker
Maplach
Tom Miiasnaducky
Ig Mudask
Cureton
UCLA
Aardiman
Jim Parker
Gencer—Huah Pitts
TCL
George Welsh
Bac
Mare Tom
McDonily Venrort
Uczali
Stal Oiciahetea
Rob
T ‘Misacuel
Tae
Sam Huff
West Vigil
Franklin Brooks
Grorsittoch
Pat Sisecella
Notre
Jerry
Tuglos
Oxlsnome
Don Sehrdar
Dame Im Bravo
Meadowlark golfers lose in playoff at Rio Hondo
Meadowlark quartet led by Jack Augsburg er Craig Olson Willard McCay and Ray Kenderson shot a 59 in the final round of the Al Bryant Memorial Invitational at Rio Hondo but fell in a playoff as Frank Carelli and Clock CC teammates clinched the title with a birdie. Reno Sirrane Lloyd Winslow and Bob Reed also part of the field.
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Meadowlark
S- Jack Augsburger
Craig Olson
Willard McCay
Ray Kenderson
al Bryant
Rio Hondo
Frank Carelli
Clock CC
Reno Sirrane
Lloyd Winslow
Bob Reed
Ygams
Heccesety
Arene
Winklow
Rees
Claret
Ricci
Aussnete Bison
Sto
Einon
Bites
Neravist
Dick Re UN Pah
Betrek Harranus i Harenan
Farle
Nell White
Eratecombs
Rex Wall
Vitaipind
Teno Syandh
Littler Bags First Money At Pomona Valley Open
Gene Littler captured the title at the Pomona Valley Open, carding a 69 to edge Smiley Quick by one stroke after an opening 86 in round one. Sworry Barber finished third, Meadowlark's Laddy Drakel led Long Beach with 72 75, and results list Gene Lisek, Kamay Sulck, Tichek Duden, Rid Pau O'Leary.
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Littler
Smiley Quick
Sworry Barber
Jimmy Clark
Meadowlark
Laddy Drakel
Long Beach
Ase
Gene Lisek
Kamay Sulck
Tichek Duden
Rid Pau O'Leary
Washington Wins Major League Draft Top Pick Pool
Washington had first pick of 3,184 eligible minor league players in the annual major league draft held in Columbus. The Senators earned the right by finishing last in the American League, while Pittsburgh held second choice as a prize for eighth in the National. Clubs eyed pitching strength and spent long hours assessing a pool featuring batting champions and home run kings amid varying cash values.
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Ohio
Washington
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Montreal
Denver
Senators
Fittsburgh Pirates
Long Beach Rockets Boost Offense In 41 Victory
A summary of the long and detailed notes highlights Alsenz’s speed tests at Alameda track and a 41 win by the Long Beach Rockets over 20th Century Fox, with Dave Rush driving in three safeties and expansion talent from Montreal listed among Dodgers farm prospects.
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Dave Rush
Long Beach Rockets
Mickey Vernon
Boston
Recreation Park
Century-Fox
Griffith Stadium
Dodgers
Fosco Montreal
Fuel
L. B
Rocky Colemn
O Wilasly
Srensn
Estimss
Procalgb
Nelson
Rocky
Jimmy Hajumap
Williams
Dodger
Montreal
Lyle Olsen
giSt Paul
Norm Larker
Sc. Paul
Bo—sore
Glens Mickens
Stephena
Reed
Pete Vojey
Fiat Montreal
Ey Oryanib
Dupiinys
Odeatrees
Latgatou
Viv Tottlai
Gatun
Fox Long Beach Rocket
Francont
Saints and Normans Face Off In CIF Football Round Two
St Anthony's hosts Beverly Hills High Saturday night in a CIF football playoff second round. Saints won the coin toss to secure home field for the game as school officials announced the matchup.
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St. Anthony's
Beverly Hills High
St. Anthony's Field
Saints
Unclear Tonight Games List At Jefferson-Ti5 Campus
Fragmented schedule notes show multiple matchups including B D ALOK against Yona Canzon Bulla at 8 anes. Grel ren VA and Si Boeseeve in Galway at Jordan pm. Also listed are Brethren versus Glassy Dem and Trinity Ball at Jarmarals with various times and venues.
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Trinity Ball
Jarmarals
Seal Beach
San Pedro Sam
WEM
SAB
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