Weekend Football Slump Hits California Coverage
California faces a light slate with no major league games. UCLA meets Wisconsin while Stanford visits Oregon State, Washington plays USC in the Northwest, and pro teams Lions face Forty-niners and Rams meet Packers. Pacific Coast Conference action dominates the weekend with USC, Stanford, Washington, and Oregon highlighted.
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California
UCLA
Wisconsin
California Bears
Philadelphia
Penn
Trojans
San Jose State
Arizona
Tempe
Idaho
Brigham Young
Rocky Mountains
Boise
Idlahi
USC
Great Northwest
Oregon
George Shaw
Washington State
Alifornia
Bruins
Kansas
Prep Football Night Sparks Long Beach Gridiron Fire
A lively preview notes Wilson, Downey, and five unbeaten teams clashing as Long Beach prep football eyes a season of ambition. St Anthony's and Cathedral are pegged as Catholic League yardssticks while Excelsior and Lynwood seek fresh tests, with memories of past champions fueling optimism.
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Poly High
Excelsior
Wilson
St. Anthony's High
Cathedral
Dorian
Lynwood
Wilson High
Downey
Long Beach
Jld
Gene
Rowland
Wilson Highway
Bruins
Skip
Redondo Beach
Wilsonians
Ainen
Redonda
Substitutes Steal Spotlight in Return of One Platoon Football
New York AP report highlights unsung players stepping forward as one platoon returns. Tony Branoff and Lou Baldacci lead Michigan, Terry Detsy stars for UCLA, Cotton Davidson shines at Baylor, Bobby Watkins fuels Ohio State, and Aramis Dandoy makes impact for Southern California. Debay of UCLA blocks punts and intercepts to fuel Bruins, while Paul Larson at California and others lift their teams. Mentions Maryland tackle Tom Breunich and Duke quarterback Kerry Barger filling key roles as injuries shuffle depth.
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NEW York
Tony Branofé
Lou Baldacci
Michigan
Terry Detsy
UCLA
Cotton Davidson
Baylor
Bobby Watkins
Ohio State
Aramis Dandoy
Southern California
Debay
Kansas
Watkins
Ted Kress
Brenoff
Haldack
Jerry Coady
Maryland
Tom Breunich
Terps
Sab Morgan
Morgan
Worth Lutz
Kerry Barger
Duke
Wrigley Plans Major League Move for Coast League
Phil K. Wrigley advised the Coast League on Thursday to pursue a major league entry. The plan aims to expand the league’s reach and elevate teams under his guidance.
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Phil K. Wrigley
Coast League
Chadwick Swims the Hellespont Record Bid Fails to Lure Cities
Florence Chadwick swam across the Hellespont in 58 minutes as Wrigley of the Cubs and Los Angeles floated a plan to align with minor league cities like Kansas City Denver Dallas to form a major league alignment. The proposal, discussed as the PCL met, aimed to boost interest in potential swim and city partnerships.
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Wrigley
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Denver
Dallas
Cannaksury
Jersey — CP
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Florence Chadwick
Hellespont
Dardanelles
Fecht Schrader Battle for Women's Title Today
Gloria Fecht defends her Lone Beach City Women's Golf title against Lois Schrader at Recreation Park in an 18 hole final. Fecht leads a field that included a 4 3 win over Dara Donaldson while Schrader ousts Norma Deeble 5 and 4.
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Fecht, Schrader
Gloria Fecht
Beach City
Lois Schrader
Miss Schrader
Fox Hills
Recreation Park
Feekt
Dara Donahdson
Schrader
Norma
Deeble
Miss Fecht
Palm Springs
Thunderbird Coupsc
Conference clash headlines busy college football night
UCLA favored by 13 as Pacific Coast champion meets Missouri in a marquee intersectional. Southern Methodist, Houston, Clemson and Miami also in key matchups while notes highlight Michigan State and Texas Christian as top late-season contenders. Other games include Denver-Montana and Drake-South Dakota with a full Saturday slate anticipated.
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UCLA
Wisconsin
Big Ten
Benner
Southern Methodist
Missouri
Houston
Detroit
Clemson
Miami
Florida
Georgia Tech
Faryland
Fordham
Denver
Michigan State
Spartans
Texas Christian
Oklahoma
Texas
California
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Tulsa
Duke
Purdue
Pitt
Nebraska
Ohio State
Linols
Festen
Fragmented Sports Calendar Entry for Local Arena
Readable fragments show a football related calendar with venue Wrastime Deese Park Arena and references to Fillies Pan Patifle Abditorium and Exposition Pare Atm. Partial names appear like Mesnain te Fillies and Awinvonel. Details are unclear but indicate event scheduling and local team activity.
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Age Footballugea
Motforeyet Io
Wrastime—Deese Park
Mesnainte Fillies
Pan-Patifle Abditorium
World Series Pay Irks Have Nots
World Series payouts anger players on nonwinning clubs as Yankees and Dodgers receive large sums per man. The piece notes bonuses to winners exceed pay to others, stirring morale concerns and questions about fairness in salaries across the league. It cites player scout views and mentions Frank Leja and Billy Martin in context.
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Soreone
Yankees
Dodgers
Gerles
Frank Leja
Yanks
Chicago White Sox
Ures
Billy Martin
Oakland
Unbeaten Bruins and Badgers clash in LA Coliseum
Unbeaten UCLA brings a 41-0 win over Oregon State and 12-0 over Oregon as it faces Wisconsin, seeking a No. 4 ranking while the Badgers, aiming for No. 3, rely on Ameche’s power and a rugged line. Wisconsin stars include Ameche and Gust G. Vergetis, with UCLA counters led by Foster and Heydenfeldt in a pivotal late-season showdown at Los Angeles.
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Dick Zenmo
Penn State
Marquette
Hig Ten
Madson
Wisconsin
Badgers
UCLA
USC
Ivy Wiliamson
Ivy
The
PCO
Jim
Halus
Amecghe
Howaver
Bruin
Ameche
Badger
Gust G. Vergetis
Wil- Mameon
Terry Witt
Northwestern
Clarence Bratt
Amecke
Guiseth
Henry
Red) Sanders
Don Foster
Heb Heydenfeldt
Rommie Loudd
Bruins
Oregon
Stanford
Wester
Lea Borln
Sulsath
Dowd
Stensby
Ian Rer
Satsbur
Messner
Paterson
Amundsen
Cocy Hoegh
Bliess
Aeeklin
Heydenfeldt
Vergelis
Foster Bratt
Stila* Witt
Rel
Camernn Agmechs
Dalley
Aversey
Ting
Bat Honor to Snider
Brooklyn’s Duke Snider edged Eddie Mathews for the National League slugging crown with a .6271 mark to top the NL. Al Rosen of the Indians led American League slugging at .613, with 43 homers and 145 RBIs. Snider totaled 270 bases in 590 at bats. Williams contributed a .901 slugging in 37 Red Sox games after returning from the Marines.
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NEW York
Brooklyn
Duke Snider
al Rosen
Cleveland Indians
Tocey
Snider
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee
Rosen
Mathews
Stan Musial
Cards
Musial
Roy Camparella
Carl Furillo
Dodgers
Rogen
Larry Deaby
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Marines
National League
AB Hartb
Bronglyn
aMita’hee
Campanella
Bryn
St. Louis
Murillo
Teus
Pepperdine Tops NCAA Defensive Standings for Small Colleges
Pepperdine leads the nation in grid defense among small colleges, surrendering only 14 yards in its lone game. Southern University of Louisiana trails second with 50.5 yards allowed per game. Washington University in Missouri heads total offense at 466.5 yards per game after two games under coach Carl Snavely.
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Pepperdine
United Press
Los Angeles
Southern
U. of Louisiana
Washington U. of Missouri
Carl Snavely
Wait Until This Youth Is a Soph
SEATTLE A. It's a good thing for the University of Washington football team that the Pacific Coast Conference has limited freshmen footballers to three practices per season against the varsity. Otherwise coaches might have to build a fence around George Struger a 6-6 220 pound tackle. In scrimmage Bergh limped off with a split hip, Strong broke a nose, Struga mento sprained a back. Jim will miss Saturday's game with Southern California.
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Lynwood
Torrance
Parke
Panthers
Compton High
Tarhabes
Wke
Compton
Long Beach
Johnny Olszewski
Billy Mars
Dean O'Hare
Jake Grenier
St. Anthony’s High
Seattle —A
University of Washington
Pacific Coast Conference
George Struger
Struger
Arne Bergh
Terry Strong
Strugas
Memento
Corky Bridges
Jim
Southern California
Texas and Oklahoma Battle in Cotton Bowl Showdown
Texas coach Ed Price relies on a deep but green bench while Oklahoma under Bud Wilkinson fields a leaner roster in the 48th annual split T showdown. Both teams emphasize strong ground games as aerial plans appear limited.
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Dallas
Texa
Oklahoma
Texas
Ed Price
Bud Wi Kkinson
Seals M Call Sold to Giants in Major Deal
San Francisco Seals of the Pacific Coast League announced Thursday they acquired five players and cash in a 60,000 dollar deal. Ace pitcher Johnny McCall was traded to the New York Giants for Frank Hiller Adrian Zabala and Charles Diering from Minneapolis. McCall joined the Seals last spring for 5500 dollars and finished 12-7 with a 3.05 ERA.
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San Francisco
Cei
San Francisco Seals
Tommy Heath
Johnny McCall
New York Giants
Minneapolis
Frank Hiller
Adrian Zabala
Charles Diering
Seals
Heath
McCall
Indianapolis
Cubs Shake Up Coaching Staff
The Chicago Cubs released coaches Charley Hoot and Spud Davis and moved Roy Johnson to scouting. Ray Blades, former St. Louis Cardinals manager, was retained.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Phil Cavartetta
Cubs
Charley Hoot
Spud Davis
Roy Johnson
Ray Blades
St. Louis Cardinis
Sports on Radio TV Highlights & Schedule
Radio and TV sports listings show boxing Troy vs Magra on KECA and UCLA vs Washington on KEWE. Also includes football UCLA vs Washington, plus college games and film previews with station mentions and times.
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Troy
Magra
KECA
UCLA
Winceneln
Kewe
Ynotbail—_starber' fe ion ve
Znst DA
Kia
Fanta Film
Rawia
Berd
RTT
Yperation xLac
Jonine
UTTN
Moai
Ohio
State
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