Poly Tarbabe Switch Preps Play Saturday Night
Poly High football moves Friday’s game with Compton to 8 p m Saturday at Ramsaur Field Compton College change driven by Ramsaur Friday schedule Poly coach Cal Rossi reports full strength for Tarbabes Ralph McAdams moves to end Woody Douglas new transfer from Franklin High School adds depth at end Body of notes praises defense in 14-4 win over Excelsior highlighting guard Bill Fedak and tackle Denny Wilkins.
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El Camino Offers Vikings Stiff Test
Al Rosen unanimous AP All-Star choice leads star turn for 1953. Yankees place four on the American League team with Yogi Berra and Mickey Mantle among holdovers. Rosen leads with 43 homers and 145 RBIs while Vernon of Washington tops batting at .337. Harvey Kuenn and Minoso also noted, joining Rosen as Cleveland’s lone rep.
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Bruin Jayvee Winner as Poly and Jordan Tumble
Wilson led locals in a Monday games set with Poly and Jordan tumbling, as Bruin Jayvee secured a top finish while others struggled. Local players Poly and Jordan stood out in a uneven showing.
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Poly and
Jordan Tumble
Wilson
Bowling Snapshot of Local League Night
The report highlights standout scores and unusual plays from a Monday bowling session led by Bob Northcote and others. High series reached 236 802 by Sol Feldman while Ray Drake delivered a 248 single. Honor roll includes Gustave Pettis Simmons Inger Gammon Krueger Schneller Smith Herber and others with mixed results across teams and venues.
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Bob Northcote
Bob Lyle
Ted Ellis
Sol Feldman
Ray Drake
Tony Gustave
Cec Pettis
George Simmons
Don Inger
Tom Gammon
Har
Old Krueger
R. Schnel
Ler
Jack Smith
Bill Herber
Playoff Plan for Western Junior Bowl Backed
The California State JC Athletics Coaches Association will propose a playoff plan at the California JC administrative conference in Yosemite that could harmonize JC bowl representation. Backed by the Pasadena Junior Chamber of Commerce, the plan offers two options: a playoff between Northern and Southern California top teams or a playoff among eight league champions. The northern versus southern format is favored due to scheduling considerations.
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California State JC Athletics Coaches Association
California JC
Yosemite
Pasadena Junior Chamber of Commerce
California
Golden Gate Race Card Summary
Race by race results show multiple winners and payouts including a 42.30 daily double and 104.20 third race payoff. Detailed horse names appear jumbled amid OCR errors but include references to Feteagh, O Day, Chunie Sila, Foxy Kas, Sir Fanoner, Six Biradivaring, and Abbey.
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Nairman Patio
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Monday Night Fights Feature Unclear Card In Conn
A partially readable boxing event from Conn features fighters including Zu and Rivero with tentative weights around 154 pounds. The record lists missing details for bouts and participants, leaving the card and outcomes uncertain.
Harvard Cheer Leader Injured in Game Mishap
Harvard football beat Colgate 28 to 28 last Saturday but sophomore Dick Levenson of Dayton Ohio fractured his ankle leaping to cheer the team. The incident occurred during the celebration after the tie.
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Trigo Favored in Olympic Auditorium Welter Clash
In Los Angeles at Olympic Auditorium a ten round welterweight bout pits switch hitter Mario Trigo against Santiago Esteban. Trigo is favored to stop the younger challenger tonight, aiming for a decisive victory in the high profile fight.
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Vikings Face El Camino as Injuries Mount After San Diego Win
Vikings coach Andreasen praised defen sive play led by Ron Albertson and Bill Miller while Darry Rogers connected on five of nine passes. Bob Garner and Glen Grose faced doubts after injuries in a 21-12 victory over San Diego. Friday’s El Camino tilt looms large for a two and two season.
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Giants Sign Nashville Pitcher To Bolster Wilhelm Comeback
New York Giants sign 30-year-old Pete Mojase of Nashville a screwball pitcher backed by Carl Hubbell as a potential reinforcements to support Hoyt Wilhelm in upcoming season.
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You Be the Quarter Back Newer
A tense team benefits from a long pass or fake back play. A shortened option like off tackle slant or a double reverse risks ball handling and interception. The coach notes a psychological lift if a long throw succeeds but warns a pick could boomerang.
Handy Guy Sande Returns to Ride After You Then Money Need
At Belmont Park a revival scene shows Earl Sande, the famed jockey of the Golden Twenties, back in action at 54 seeking earnings to regain footing. He recalls riding Honest Bread for $25 after a long layoff since 1932, with former stars Eddie Arcara and Teddt offering support as cameras roll. Sande, once champion of Derbies and a triple crown winner with Gallant Fox, reflects on his famed past and the current comeback attempt.
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Eskimos end Calgary playoff hopes with 22-6 win
Edmonton Eskimos, already atop the Western Interprovincial Football Union, paved Calgary Stampeders’ playoff collapse by a 22-6 victory before 25,800 fans. The Eskimos used their second-stringers most of the game as Calgary failed to respond.
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Suit Against Browns to Open
Trial of an injunction suit to keep the St. Louis Browns from moving to Baltimore will open tomorrow after five of the seven minority stockholders withdrew as plaintiffs. Jerome Duggan, attorney for the minority stockholders, filed the withdrawals with Circuit Judge William B. Flynn.
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Lawrence Tech Opens 1953-54 Basketball Season
Ten veterans and as many newcomers joined the first practice of Lawrence Tech's 1953-54 basketball squad. The team, usually nationally ranked, opens the season December 1 against Olivet in Detroit.
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Oregon drills passing in prep for Huskies
Oregon works on its passing game in Eugene as it readies for a clash with Washington. The Ducks failed to beat Washington State last week after receivers dropped George Shay’s accurate throws, prompting a focus on cohesion before the Huskies game.
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Pan Am Tennis Champs Triumph for Trabert and Connolly
Tony and Maureen Connolly claimed both men’s and women’s titles at the Pan American Tennis Tournament in Mexico City. Trabert defeated Kurt Nielsen 6-2 6-4 6-1, while Connolly routed Shirley Fry 6-1 6-1 to return to the United States with the titles.
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