UCLA and Stanford taunt Washington in SCFWA chatter
Monday at the Biltmore, UCLA coach Henry R. Sanders and Stanford publicist Don Liebenderfer led a lively session with quotes about Washington, a 21-20 score, and upcoming clashes with Stanford at the Coliseum and Oregon. They debated UCLA's form, Navy’s defense, and Oregon's fast scoring as the Huskies loom in the season's key games.
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Inilons
Dahin Brodie
Jarry Gustafson
Bill Tarr
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John Stewart Jr
Jann Nermarnn
Joe Ray
Tokyo
Quarterback Drills Through Fourth Quarter Drive
Avizenal completes two passes for 12 yards against Idaho as Vandals regain possession at Toledo 32. Arizona QB Mi e runs through a formation misread, attempting three passes and a short sideline throw with a defender near the receiver.
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Pro Stars Hail From Small Colleges In All American Scramble
Pro football stars praise overlooked schools as All-America selections lure from Grambling and Loras to Bowling Green and Lewis. Players like Schnelker and Goble shine for NFL clubs, proving talent exists beyond famous programs and boosting rosters with unknown college roots.
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Rams Face Green Bay Amid Injury Blues Across Pac Ten
The Los Angeles Rams, SC Trojans, and UCLA Bruins confront injuries and rough form as they prepare for weekend action. Rams coach Pool Hoffmann vows to lean more on Wade for Green Bay after a 21 8 loss to Detroit. Trojans face Oregon with quarterback Jim Conrattie uncertain due to a cracked vertebra. UCLA reports multiple injuries including Decker Hermann and Debey, with Bob Bergdan set to start at quarterback if needed.
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Green Bay Spoiler Club Eyes Rams Clash Sunday
Green Bay enlists a revamped lineup under coach Liz Blackbourn featuring Notre Dame star Art Hunter and Stanford’s Bobby Garrett. The squad faces tough tests including two games each against Detroit, San Francisco and Los Angeles, as injuries and service calls shape a high-stakes season.
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Georgia
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Oaks Solons Deny PCL Move to Canada
Oakland Oaks owner Brick Laws plans a Vancouver trip with Seattle Rainiers head Emil Sick to study a potential Pacific Coast League site, but he insists the Oaks will remain in Emeryville next season. Sacramento franchise rumors were denied by Solons official Eddie Mulligan.
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Underdog Stings Favorite at Olympic in 10 Round Bout
Ruben Smith upset Gil Carilli of Los Angeles in a 10 round main event at the Olympic Auditorium. Smith scored at close range and repeatedly tied Carilli up as he built points, handing the SL favorite a defeat in Los Angeles.
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UCLA Slips to Seventh in Smith Rankings
Undefeated Oklahoma holds No. 1 as Notre Dame jumps to No. 3 after a 35-0 win over Pittsburgh. Purdue drops two spots to No. 4 after a 13-13 tie with Duke, with Duke at No. 5 and Rice rising to No. 6. Mississippi moves into No. 7, Ohio State debuts at No. 8, Texas climbs to No. 9, and UCLA falls to No. 11 as the poll reshuffles amid several close results.
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Oklahoma’s Sooners Top AP Football Rankings
Oklahoma dominant in the weekly Associated Press college football poll as 118 of 120 voters place them first. They accumulate 1,797 points, far ahead of Wisconsin, UCLA, and Ohio State. Mississippi, Purdue, Duke, Notre Dame, Penn State, and Navy vie for 20th amid close margins.
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Bear Coach Walwharf Faces Puzzling Cal Bears Season
Lynn Waldorf describes the California football team as struggling with green linemen weak blocking and poor pass protection. He lists faults on defense and offense while noting kicking remains decent. The veteran coach remains cautious yet stubbornly optimistic despite a rough start.
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Pappy) Waldorf
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Olson Bout Draws Fire In San Francisco Match
The Olson Giardello middleweight title bout set for San Francisco on December 45 spurs criticism from NYSAC chair Bob Christenberry who deems it ridiculous and hints at future actions after the London committee meets. Giardello’s hospital photo and knee surgery are noted as context while Patterson defeats Ferdinand by unanimous decision in eight rounds at St. Nicholas Arena. Dykes beats Gila in a 10 round bout.
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AL meeting delayed by Chicago flood and A's Philadelphia tie
The American League opening meeting to decide the Philadelphia Athletics franchise fate was delayed as train troubles from the Chicago flood slowed Roy Mack. The Chicago Tribune reported no decision yet on which league will annex Los Angeles and San Francisco, with Philadelphia interests possibly settling to move by 1950 if facilities are ready and costs can be absorbed.
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Portland Fans Hope to Emulate S. F. Plan
Portland baseball fans have subscribed over 130000 dollars toward purchasing the Portland Beavers from George Norgen, with the group led by Clay Brown aiming to raise 250000 by October 15. City supporters believe they can replicate San Francisco’s recent success with a similar program while Tanforan racetrack faces Willie Shoemaker wagering concerns affecting horse prices and attendance.
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