Beavers and Acorns Reach Finals After HR Night
In the Pacific Coast League Governor's Cup, Oakland Oaks and Los Angeles Angels won big. Vince DL Maggio powered Oakland with two homers and five RBIs, while Roy Helser's two run homer carried Portland past Los Angeles. The series heads to doubleheaders Sunday as both teams chase the final.
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Clarence Maddern
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Santa Ana Tops Poly in Santa Ana Municipal Bowl
Johnny Fouch powered the Santa Ana Saints to a 14 6 nonconference victory over Red Montgomery s Poly High before 8000 fans. He sparked with three touchdowns including a 54 yard gallop recalled on a clipping penalty while Rob Bart Jet’s 85 yard run helped deny Poly’s attempts.
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Fouch Sparkles
Smiley Quick Leads California Amateur Semi Final
Smiley Quick of Inglewood advances to a semifinal at Pebble Beach in the California Amateur Golf Championship after two victories. He tops Henry Sultep 1 up and Morgan Fottrell Jr. 5 and 3, with rival Paul Millett and Bobby Gardner also in the running for a potential final against Verne Callison or Millett.
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Smiley Quick
Inglewood
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Sale
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San Francisco
Quick
Bobby Gardner
Los Angeles
Verne Callison
Sacramento
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Voluile Quick
U. S
Henry Sultep
Oakland
Ane
Morgan Fottrell Jr
Los Altos
Jadas
Milete
Jimmy Wilbert
Anaheim Falls to Corona in 13-0 Practice Loss
Anaheim High Colonists were shut out by Corona 13-0 in a practice game. A late second quarter 30 yard interception return and a 45 yard pass set up Corona scores, with Wyrick scoring early in the second half.
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Corona
Jim Blakely
Marinez
Lescault
Wyrick
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College Football Scores and Results Across Regions
In a packed weekend slate teams from multiple conferences posted varied outcomes. Western Washington edged Content Washington 92 to 0, while Eastern Washington defeated some rivals with decisive margins. Notable scores included Villanova 7 and Miami Florida 7, plus Maryland 41 in hard-fought clashes.
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Fans Bombard Veeck Over Trade Rumors In Cleveland
Cleveland fans bombard Bill Veeck with calls and telegrams as speculation grows he will trade Lou Boudreau. Veeck pauses plans to ship Boudreau with Red Embree and Bryan Stephens to the Browns for Vernon Stephens Paul Lehner and Jack Kramer while weighing fan reaction and advice. Boudreau says any announcement must come from Veeck and may meet with him after the World Series.
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Bill Veeck
Cleveland Indians
Lou Boudreau
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Veeck
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Red, Embree
Bryan Stephens
Browns
Vernon Stephens
Paul Lehner
Jack Kramer
Combbiedick
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Carmen
Mary See Veeck
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Arch ‘Ward
Brooklyn
Jimmy Dykes
Hollywood Stars
New York
Barry Glabber
Indians
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Ken Keltner
New York Yankees
Phil Rizzuto
San Jose Upsets Hardin-Simmons Cowboys in Loss
San Jose State College shocked Hardin-Simmons University 19 to 12 as the Cowboys unbeaten since 1941 were limited by a bruising Spartan defense. Stellar passes by Jim Jackson and the running of Bill Parton sparked the upset, while Al Johnson’s early TD plunge stood as the Texans’ lone major score in a hard-fought game.
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Hardin- Simmons’ Cowboys
San Jose State College
Texans
al Johnson
Jim
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Bill Parton
Bruins Panthers Rosters Highlight Player Lineups
A readout lists Bruins and Panthers rosters with player names and numbers. It includes Jordan Wilson Ige and Bill Letson among others, detailing positions and substitutes in what appears to be a team sheet or program excerpt.
Compton Preps Triumphs Over Mt. Carmel 33-20 in Upset
Compton High surged in the second half to defeat Mt. Carmel High 33-20 at Ramsaur Field after a 20-0 opener by Compton B's. Ronnie Boone and Bill Feil connected on long passes in the first half as Mt. Carmel led 20-13, but Compton unleashed a strong ground and aerial attack led by Don Klosterman to clinch the victory with a late score by Klosterman.
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Sam Cathcart Stars in Gaucho Grid Victory
Santa Barbara College opened the 1947 football season with a 26 13 win over Pomona College before 5000 fans in Santa Barbara. Sammy Cathcart scored the first two touchdowns as the Gauchos rolled up 26 points and held Pomona to 13, with further scores by Farold Duckridge and Russ Zenzlan intercepting a pass for a 25 yard return. Pomona scorers were George Colbath and Craig Tyler.
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Santa Barbara College
Pomona College
Pomona
Gauchos
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Dukes Try Out for U S F Clash at Kezar Stadium
Duquesne Dukes held a brief workout at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco as they prepare for tomorrow's game against the unbeaten and untied University of San Francisco Dons. The Dukes, bolstered by prewar holdovers, arrive with a strong two game record and a high scoring edge.
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Duquesne
Dukes
Kezar Stadium
Stephens in Dark on Trade Rumor
Vernon Stephens star shortstop of the St. Louis Browns has had no notification of a tentative trade to the Cleveland Club in exchange for Lou Boudreau. If Stephens goes to Cleveland, Boudreau may be offered more than $50,000 a year. Stephens is a high-class Browns player known for defense and timely hitting and could join Cleveland with other Browns in a Lone Beach move. Bob Lemon and Eddie Beekman are noted as Cleveland players connected to the discussion.
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Cleveland
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Yankees
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Cleveline
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Bob Feller
Barnstormers
Eddie Beekman
Tivdian
Ken Keltner
Trigo Defeats Chuey Figueroa By Technical Decision
In Hollywood at Legion Stadium Trigo, 132, Sonora, Mexico, defeated Chuey Figueroa, 135, Los Angeles, by technical decision in the fourth round of a 10 round main event. Referee Johnny Indrisang stopped the bout after 5 seconds of the round when Figueroa opened a clinch with a badly lacerated forehead. judges' scorecards were reviewed and Trigo's hand was raised.
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Mex
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Panthers Edge Bruins in Long Beach Grid Clash
Jordan High Panthers seek city title glory against Wilson High Bruins at Compton College Ramsueur Field starting 5 p.m. The game follows Oregon? wait. Jordan arrives as a two touchdown favorite with 35 pound weight advantage but Wilson promises fast, spirited play. Caveness starts, Van Hooser and Routt fill in, Mooi sidelined. Wilson offsets with a quick, razzle dazzle offense led by Lineberger.
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Santa Ana High
Inglewood High
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Dave Magel
West End
Bill White
Clarence Caveness
Dave van Hooser
Billy Ingram
Tordan
Jack Mooi
Cubstitute
Warren Routt
Wilson High
Lineberger
Ingle ‘Wood
Daaale
Bud Woodward
Leo Durocher's Dodgers status remains unsettled
Brooklyn peers debate Leo Durocher's rehiring as Dodgers manager after his suspension. Branch Rickey says he does not know his next move while Commissioner Chandler's public approval is a factor. Rumors suggest the suspended manager may not be free to negotiate until a formal stance is issued.
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Durocher
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Saint Anthony’s overwhelms Downey 26 to 6 in league clash
Saint Anthony's High School powered past Downey High 26 to 6 at Downey before 3000 fans. Saint quarterback Bill Mais scored early and Olszewski added two more as the Saints built a 16 0 lead in the first quarter, while Downey managed a lone first quarter touchdown and outgained the Saints in total yardage.
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Orange Riggers Rally Past Laguna 13-12 Victory
JRANGE Oct 4 Orange High Riggers overcome Laguna Beach High after a quick first quarter deficit. A late fourth quarter drive features a 9 rushes and a key yard line pass to seal a 13-12 win. Orange also won both preliminary games, Class B skirmish 206 and Class A 27-6.
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Laguna Beach High
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Ihely
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Tigers Defeat Loyola 25 to 7 in L A football clash
In Los Angeles Pacific College, before about 10 000 fans at Gilmore Stadium, defeated Loyola of Los Angeles 25 7. Eddie LeBaron directed the reserve attack while Bruce Orvis gained 133 yards on 18 carries to pace Pacific. Orvis scored from 22 yards in the first quarter and from three yards in the second as Pacific built a 12 point lead. Fred Beyrouly added a 23 yard touchdown reception for Loyola, with Ray Hunter and Wayne Hardin contributing late scores for Pacific on a 48 yard interception return.
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Pacific
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Loyola
Fred Beyrouly
Ray Hunter
Wayne Hardin
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