Frankly Trojans Huskies clash for Rose Bowl chance
Southern California Trojans meet Washington Huskies in Seattle a pivotal game that could decide a Rose Bowl bid. The piece notes Trojan running threats led by Gifford and Bukich’s aerials, Huskies’ Hugh McElhenny and Sam Mitchell in pass defense, and warns of key players like Pat Cannamela and Al Carmichael. It also references broader notes on baseball history and other local college matchups.
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49ers Fly East for Three-Game Road Swing
San Francisco heads east at midnight for a three game road trip with the squad healthy after a victory flush. The 49ers sharpen their NFL bid as they prepare to face the Eagles and stay on track in the standings.
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USC backfield to start vs Washington in Seattle
The University of Southern California plans to field the same backfield that led to two wins this season as they travel to Seattle for the Washington game. Dean Schneider, Frank Gifford, Al Carnive, and Pat Duff are set to start, with Husky coaches noting adjustments in passing drills. The 49ers, 24-10 winners over the Browns, will meet the Eagles in Philadelphia and add rookie guard Bobby Downs to reach the 33-man limit, while others such as Jim Monlaching and Nick Feher travel with the squad.
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Labine Shuts Giants as Dodgers Triumph in Key Playoff Game
Clem Labine pitched a masterful seven innings to earn his fifth win of the season, delivering poise under pressure for Brooklyn. Jackie Robinson led a 13-hit Dodgers attack with a homer and two singles, while Roy Campanella’s absence was filled by Al Walker's three-hit day and Hodges hit his 40th homer as New York errors aided the Dodgers in a 10-0 victory.
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LSU's Gay Tinsley Named UP Coach of the Week
New York October 3 United Press honors Gaynell Tinsley of Louisiana State for guiding a dramatic month turning around the Tigers. He reshaped defense by moving Caswell Brown into linebacker, cutting Alabama’s attempts and enabling LSU to pull a shock upset.
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COP Emphasizes Offensive Drill for Oregon Game
Stockton Ort and UP coach Ernie Jorge drills College of Pacific Tigers on offense for Saturday's meeting with the University of Oregon. Jorge says his squad missed too many blocks last week despite a 41 to 28 win over Loyola.
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Yankees Favored to Take Third Title as W. S. Opens Tomorrow
New York Yankees, led by Allie Reynolds, Muhammad Raschi, and Ed Lopat, open the World Series tomorrow with a best of seven. Opponents include the Giants or Dodgers, with Radio and TV coverage on KNBH and KHTV and XHJ radio. Odds favor the Yankees to win the series, with opening game bets around 6 to 7. The event features a 70,000 capacity crowd and star pitchers like Preacher Roe and Larry Jansen in the later NL games.
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Cameron No 1 Bruin Tailback Promoted
UCLA coach Henry Sanders elevates Paul Cameron to No 1 tailback after strong showings in losses to Texas A and M and Illinois. He will start in the Bruins single wing against Santa Clara. Loyola seeks improved pass defense as they meet Florida.
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Mainliner Settles In At Hollypark
Mainliner, the Hambletonian winner last August, settled at Hollywood Park for the Western Harness Racing Association meet. Owned by Ralph Kroening of Milwaukee, the pacer is entered in the Arcadia trot. The 40 day meeting opens Sunday at the California track.
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Tribe Fan's Faith Costs Wheelbarrow Hike
Harold Spieth bet that the Cleveland Indians would win the pennant, costing him a two hour four mile wheelbarrow ride. Louis Craddock, a 39 year old painter, rode as passenger from Bennett's to the center of North Royalton, with the final stretch up a steep hill.
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Pick Spartans Over Bucks in Key Fracas
New York dispatch reviews weekend football and other sports. Michigan State defeats Ohio State in a key clash while various college games are noted with scores and matchups across the nation. Multiple teams including Navy Baylor Kentucky Georgia and Texas appear in brisk game summaries from the era.
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Ramona to Be Ready for Bronco Bruin Tilt
Santa Clara guard Joe Ramona, sidelined two weeks with an injury, will be available Saturday against UCLA in Los Angeles. He will not start but can contribute off the bench, as the Bruins host the Broncos in a key early season matchup.
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Doaker Enjoying Pro Grid Career
Dallas October 3 Doak Walker star back of SMU and Detroit Lions says he plans to stick with professional football for a couple more seasons. He notes the game pays well and offers valuable experience for a future coaching path.
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Fresno State Faces Single Wing Rival Spartans Reach
Fresno State football players will face San Jose State with single wing formations as Spartan coach Bob Bronzan drills the attack. Bronzan promoted three freshmen to the varsity Tom Yagi Sam Gigiotti and Don Nygard all from local areas.
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Fights Last Night See Several Boxers Knocked
In Los Angeles Bobby Jonas and Chifton Lester both scored knockouts while Gaslano and Bere syne suffered stoppages. Whiteplaine reports Bill Bossie winning in Pittsburgh as other bouts show decisive outcomes in a chaotic card.
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Dodgers Star Clem Labine Recalls Crowded Polo Grounds
Dodger pitcher Clem Labine 25 year old rookie describes the packed Polo Grounds and the daunting sight of the banners and fans closing in. He shares his strategy for Bobby Thomson and Pee Wee Reese's late game move, plus a pep talk from catcher Rube Walker that helped him settle after the Giants beat him. Labine admits writing about the experience isn’t his strength.
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