Sproul denies alumni opposes entrance standards for athletes
Berkeley UP report says University of California President Dr Robert Gordon Sproul rejected claims that football or alumni pressure kept scholastic standards low. He cited a survey of 90 alumni showing no desire for special concessions for athletes and denied comments about football or alumni influence.
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Sacs Release Bob Sturgeon From Solons
Sacramento Solons announce 33-year-old second baseman Bobby Sturgeon has been released to pursue a managing job. He appeared in 40 games, batted .245 with 16 RBIs and one home run after joining late in the season, and had previously begun 1952 as Ventura manager before being released. Solons GM Charles Graham said the move came at Sturgeon's request as he seeks a managing post.
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Fullerton JC routs Chaffey in Eastern Conference opener
Fullerton JC overwhelmed Chaffey SC 44 to 0 on the Tiger field Friday night in an Eastern Conference football opener. It marked the Hornets fourth straight victory and they added at least one score in every quarter led by Len Weaver’s two smashing runs 36 yards and 4 yards.
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University vs Banning High Final Score 25 to 13
An aerial attack powered University High to a 25 to 13 victory over Banning High at Wilmington. Bill Nor ran for two University touchdowns while passing set up key scores.
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Santa Ana Nips Montebello 7-6 in tight finale
Santa Ana High Saints came from behind to edge Montebello High 7-6 at Santa Ana. Key play: Charley Neal caught a 25-yard pass from Lloyd Foster late in the final period for the decisive score.
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Washington coach praises Huskies defense in top form
Coach Howie Odell of Washington lauds UCLA defense as the best he has seen in five years. Notes sellout prospects at the Coliseum as USC and California loom. Mentions Dottley’s 196 rushing yards for the Chicago Bears and compares Browns Giants games to historic battles. Includes anecdotes about fans at baseball and college football awards.
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Umpire Laments Long World Series Games
New York AP reports a veteran umpire describing three hour games as exhausting and unmanageable. He cites managers slowing play with frequent pitching changes and ball handling as a main cause, noting Rogers Hornsby as the only manager who never delays. He contemplates retirement and hopes younger umpires will fare better.
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Dodgers Begin Move to Clear Room for 1935
Brooklyn manager Charley Dressen released pitcher Clyde King to Cincinnati and sent utilityman Rocky Nelson to the minors as part of a facelift for next season. King posted a 2-0 relief record in 24 1/5 innings this year. Nelson hit .256 in 37 games and appeared in the World Series. Nelson was assigned to Montreal. King sold for cash.
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Araujo Seeks Title Shot After Knockout Win
George Araujo a 21 year old lightweight from Providence Rhode Island knocked out Joey Brown of New Orleans in 1 24 of the seventh round at St Nicholas Arena in a nationally telecast bout yielding a title shot bid. Referee Ray Miller stopped the bout after Brown failed to rise.
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Laguna Beach Beats Brawley in Practice Game Thriller
Laguna Beach High upends Brawley 26 to 3 in a Friday practice clash at Artists Field. Steve Burton stars with two second half TDs as Laguna Beach pours in 60 yard and 47 yard scoring plays and adds a safety.
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Lynwood Victors Victory Over Newport Harbor High
Lynwood High defeated Newport Harbor High 127 in a nonleague game on Lynwood field. Lynwood scored three touchdowns on short plunges by Eddie Isherwood Bob Thompson and Glen Wheeler with conversions by Isherwood.
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Salas and Jones Meet in 10 Round Legion Main Event
Salas of Phoenix and Bobby Jones of Oakland, both former state welterweight and middleweight champions, square off in a 10 round main event at Hollywood Legion Stadium tonight. They expect to weigh around 252 pounds.
Riverside JC and region grid results feature wide variety
The page lists numerous high school college and junior college teams with scores and placements across multiple games. Notable entries include Bellflower 96, Caltech 40, Fullerton 44, and Pomona Claremont 5 among others, with many minor matchups such as Long Beach area schools and Santa Monica listed in scattered results.
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Trojans Sink Navy Eleven at the Coliseum
USC defeated San Diego Navy 20 to 6 in front of 40,137 fans as the Trojans won their fourth straight. USC outgained Navy 345 to 98 yards, forcing four Navy fumbles and five interceptions while scoring on a 66-yard punt return and a 32-yard interception return. Brown’s Sailors fought back with a 7-yard TD pass, but turnovers and key interceptions sealed Troy’s victory. Coach Jess Hill praised the defense though noted the absence of Frank Gifford weakens the offense.
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Gardena Edges Washington 7-6 In Narrow Upset
Gardena High upset Los Angeles Washington High 7-6 in a Friday night football clash. Key plays included a 61 yard pass from Bill Peterson to McCrary for a touchdown and a successful conversion by Isaacson. Defensive standouts included McCrary, Tanac Tek, and Leary for Gardena, with Washington’s Ferguson and Felder leading their defense.
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Teen-Age Girl Leads Yachtsmen In Honolulu Regatta
In Honolulu Hawaii Sharon Johnston age 13 leads the Hawaiian Invitational Regatta with 96 points after four days. She beat Waikiki Yacht Club’s Bruce Russell by six inches in the E Toro dinghy to extend her top score. Winners in three classes were Bill Taylor Puget Sound Leonard Crosby Waikiki PV Class and Jay Vincent Waikiki in the International 110. Pace set by Bartley Lide Isle Mel Wilson Balboa in Mercury and Cy Gillett Kahehoe with Carl Ackerman Coronado in the Lightning Class.
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Torrance Triumph Opens Bay League Season
Torrance High opened its Bay League slate with a 18 6 victory over Leuzinger High on the visitors’ field. Harry Bayliss, Larry Roy and Bery Jones led Torrance’s scoring while a host of teammates contributed on offense and defense in the opener.
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Valencia Gridders Beaten by Aerials in Practice Game
Valencia High lost 22 to 13 to CAL Junior Republic in a Friday night practice football game. Florida? Not needed. The readable text lists scorers and players for both teams, including Al Rod Hinner and Jerry Hansen for Valencia and Clyde McKean and Hal Couner for CAL.
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Olszewski Leads Cal Bear Stars To Hall of Fame Honor
Johnny Olszewski, freshman standout turned star, earns induction as Cal Bears great. He built a career on hard hitting runs and line-blocking, breaking Cal’s all time rushing record and pairing with Billy Mais to form a potent offense.
Wilson Jayvees Defeat Whittier High in JV Football
Wilson Jayvees rallied from behind to beat Whittier High 14 6 Friday. Jim Barthelomew scored in the third quarter for Wilson and Gary Morrel added a late two yard plunge. Carl Hernandez set up the TD with a five yard run to the five.
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Greenberg fires Jake Flowers as Indians coach
Cleveland general manager Hank Greenberg dismissed first base coach Jake Flowers to add more zip to the staff. Greenberg said the move concerns not Flowers personally, but a need for maple fire. Manager Al Lopez discussed it with Flowers before the World Series.
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Boston U. Beats Miami 9-7 In Fenway Thriller
Boston University handed Miami its second setback of the season as Harry Agganis’ passes and a late safety produced a 9-7 Terriers victory before 14 522 fans at Fenway Park. The win follows Miami’s previous defeat by Alabama, dimming the Hurricanes’ season prospects.
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