Adrift in Berkeley Crisis Pappy Waldorf Faces Reform
In the Bay Area experts debate Cal football woes after defeats to Oklahoma and Ohio State. Oregon’s late rally exposed Bears’ decline, with whispers that Lynn Waldorf’s program may need renewal as pressure mounts from alumni and rivals. Contemporaries mull Nixon era comparisons and the Knox era’s fading fire, while 1953 legends Larson and Janestine are questioned for form and future impact.
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Tay Eliot
Unclear College Grid Scores Amid Fractured OCR
A fragmentary OCR listing college basketball and local league scores shows teams like Pomona, Laverne, Modesto, and Loyola among others with scattered player names and mismatched punctuation. The text appears to be a snapshot of a scoreboard or roundup with inconsistent formatting and many unreadable segments.
Fall Athletic Show at Coast Club Features Martial Arts Displays
Pacific Coast Club hosts its annual fall athletic show tonight at :30. Highlights include a kendo demonstration by Japanese champion Torao Mori and partner Mas Akutagawa, judo bouts by coach Malcolm Gregory and pupils Harold Smith Dale Dodds Larry Thomas Edward Cook and Lawrence Stark, plus fencing teeter board acrobatics and gymnastic exhibitions by Athletic Director Johnny Riley.
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Pomona Rips LaVerne In Non conference Clash
Pomona football overwhelmed LaVerne 40 to 7 in a non conference game. Dick Woods delivered a standout yardage sprint as Pomona built a commanding lead on Friday night at Pomona.
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Claremont
Solon Boss Eyes Key Athletic Position Underdog Vikes
In San Francisco, Eddie Mulligan and Roy Mack plot a Philadelphia Athletics revamp if kept in Philadelphia. Mulligan, leader of the Sarramento Solons, seeks GM role backed by 10 local businessmen and aims to bring Frank O'Doul as field manager. Roy Mack pushes a five year official contract. deal hinges on Philadelphia retention and broader owner negotiations.
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Yanks Pick Young Yogi Hard Hitting Prospect
Young Yankee prospect Howard, praised by International League peers, hits with power comparable to Mantle and Berra. He batted .231 with Toronto, drove in 108 runs and 22 homers, and is set for a second major league trial next March at Yankee Stadium or spring sites.
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Fumble-less Cats Edge Knights 9 7 on late mistakes
Jordan High defeated Lynwood 9 to 7 in a Coast League game. Larry Webster shaded as the all CIF end and key receiver while Roland Boyd connected on a 17 yard TD pass to Webster. Lynwood’s only score came on a drive sparked by a Jordan punt block and included a field goal by Meredith Perkins.
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George Massick
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Roy Blanchard
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Cincinnati Leads Hardin-Simmons 8 6 With Seven Seconds Left
In a late fourth down situation on Cincinnati's 17 yard line Hardin-Simmons faces fourth and one with the score 8-6 in favor of Cincinnati. The Cowboys prepare a new guard and five-man line as the quarter reaches the decisive moment.
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Lions Edge Colts to Open Weekend Card
Detroit Lions hold a 29 point spread and aim to move to 2-0 at Briggs Stadium against a crippled Baltimore Colts. Other Sunday games include 49ers favored against the Bears in Chicago and Rams favored over Packers in Milwaukee.
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Los Angeles’ Rams
Green Bay Packers
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Philadelphia Eagles
Washington
Cleveland Browns
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Art Spinney
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George Taliaferro
Bert Rechichar
Carl Taseff
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Milwiue
Berty Miners
Beara
Football Calendar Scene Amid Mixed Open Dates
A fragmented schedule lists games across California and national teams including San Diego, Long Beach, Santa Monica, Van Nuys, Compton, Oceanside, Imperial Valley, Antelope Valley, Palom nuts, Pepperdine, El Camino JC, Redlands, Caltech, Rose Bowl, San Diego State, Chico State, Fresno State, Nevada, Idaho, Arizona, Utah, Texas Tech, SMU, Rice, Florida, North Carolina, Tulsa, Drake, South Dakota, and more. The block shows numerous pairings and venues with several unclear entries.
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Long Beach
Veterans Stadium
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Keglers Seek Ban on Silly Rule in California Bowling
HAL WOOD reports on California bowlers seeking to overturn a ban allowing only one brewery sponsored team. The piece mentions Eddie Mulligan and Philadephia A’s rumors, Brick Laws eyeing Vancouver and potential move hints, and speculation on major league expansion to California.
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O'Doul Held To Decide Athletics or Padres
San Diego Padres manager Frank Lefty O'Doul said any decision to become Philadelphia Athletics field manager would depend on the club's status in Philadelphia and a satisfactory contract. He confirmed contact about the post and said a 1955 contract talk with Padres President Bill Starr occurred Friday but no agreement, with a decision likely within 10 days.
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Philadelphia
Basilio in Spotlight for Welterweight Title Fight
Basilio, a Canastota native, emerges as the likely challenger to Kid Gavilan and Johnny Saxton for next Wednesday's welterweight title. He easily outpointed Detroit’s Allie Gronik in a nationally televised bout after losing a previous split decision in Syracuse. Basilio vows to pursue another shot at the crown.
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Wrestling Results At Pasades And Ailsa
Wrestlers from Pasades and Ailsa led by Gene Iinishl in a turbulent event. Notable bouts featured Mike Lung versus multiple opponents with several draws and decisive decisions. Names such as Danny Plevivee Pazivides and Lord Blears appear among results, though many spellings are unclear.
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der Tylit Rhiay
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Clary
Vikes and San Diego Clash At Veterans Stadium
San Diego and Long Beach City College renew hostilities in a crucial Metropolitan Conference showdown at Veterans Stadium. Both teams, formerly seen as bottom dwellers, seek a win to climb out of the cellar as injuries and lineup changes shape the contest.
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Beavers Gain Tint From Cardinals Sale
Royce Tint a left handed pitcher with a 2 3 record was sold by the St. Louis Cardinals back to Portland of the Pacific Coast League on Friday. He had been drafted from Portland last year and returns to the Beaver organization.
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Portland
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