Rams and Cardinals Set for Star Studded Coliseum Clash
The Los Angeles Rams host the unbeaten Chicago Cardinals in a highly anticipated clash at the Coliseum. Analysts cite home field and a slate of overdue Rams players like Benton Waterfield Gehrke West Hoffman and Washington as factors that could tilt the outcome in LA's favor.
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Detroit
Big Jim
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Washington
New York
Fred Gehrke
Gehrke
Pat West
Bob Hoffman
Hine
Kenny Washington
Kenny
Trippi shines in Rose Bowl debut for Cardinals
In Chicago last year Paul Christman led the Cardinals to a 34 10 win over the Rams with hot passing and strong running. Trippl in the Rose Bowl carried 25 times for 130 yards, 6 14 passing for 96 yards, and set up the game’s only TD while averaging 49.5 yards on two punts.
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Hod) Cochran
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Rose Baw
Heston
Michigan
Pasadena
George Wilson
Washington
Dixie Howell
Alabama
Ira McKee
Navy
Benton Falls Behind In Early Pro Football Stats
National League statistics through last Sunday show Trippi in his rookie year ranking third in rushing with 188 yards on 31 attempts, averaging 6.0 yards per carry, and a 41 yard long. He trails Steve Van Buren and Clement, with Dudley close behind. Benton’s receiving totals place him fourth with 13 catches for 281 yards and two touchdowns. Other leaders include Waterfield, Sam Baugh, Lackman, and Dudley in various categories, while punt and kickoff returns highlight DeCorrevont and Saenz.
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Detroit
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Sid Lackman
Jeff Burkett
Tom Harmon
DeCorrevont
Eddie Saenz
Trojan
Redskins
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Saenz
Segura and Drobny Spark Pan-American Doubles
Semifinals in the Pan-American tennis tournament spotlight the men's and women's doubles as finals in singles are delayed to tomorrow. Top-seeded players from Los Angeles and Europe advance as Jaroslav Drobny and Pancho Segura reach key doubles rounds. Mary Prentiss and Nancy Bolton prepare for the next matchups.
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Tomor&—— Tow
Nttle Francisco
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Pancho) Segura
Menador
Australia
Miami
Tia
Europe
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Two Quares
Mary
Long Beach City Women’s Golf Final Sees Bauer Victory
Marlene Bauer the “Little Miss Poker Face” defeated Babe Kennedy 3 and 2 at Recreation Park to win the 20th annual Long Beach city women’s championship. The 3-year-old Lakewood Junior High phenom and Fox Hills rivals met after a week of elimination match play. Kennedy and Stay both shot around 77 in semifinals. Bauer’s win keeps the title in the Bauer family and strengthens Long Beach dominance in Southern California women’s golf.
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Stay
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Long Beach
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Burke
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Judy Whiters
Roy Vollavott
Eulanah
Lusk
Marjorie Bullivan
H. Volland
Jesse Sherwood
Vanet
Mra. Henry
Mouchin
Wilson Harriers Defeat El Monte in Pacific League Duel
Wilson High cross country team led by John Barnes and Bill Enehard won at Recreation Park over El Monte in a Pacific League duel. Barnes and Enehard finished first and second with a 9 minute 20 second time over the 1.85 mile course as Probst Dillard and Dodge placed fourth fifth and seventh to seal the Bruin victory.
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Tarheel Ace Cleared
In Durham North Carolina the Southern Conference executive committee upheld the eligibility of UNC football star Charlie Justice. Cal Jam Cooper of the Virginia Military Institute said the committee reviewed Justice’s 1946 1947 eligibility papers and considered a reported 1943 pro contract with the Philadelphia Eagles, concluding Justice never had a contract and is not under one now.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Loyola Tops Redlands 19 16 at Gilmore Stadium
Loyola Lions upset Redlands 19 to 16 in a tight Southern California tussle at Gilmore Stadium. Key plays included Jack Barners 36 yard run for the deciding score and a safety when Redlands blocked a Loyola punt.
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Leon George
Bill Stewart
Ted Runner
George Curtis
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Ricksor
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Richinrga
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David Bearn
Quartarn
Rae Relandy
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Stewart
Roberts- George
Hacklemin
Matra
Tazner
Duval
Pieininye Healode Leming
Muahink
San Francisco Midget Feature Winner at Bayshore Stadium
Bull Baker of San Francisco won the 25 lap midget auto feature at Bayshore Stadium last night with a time of 7:24.46. Fred Agabashian of Albany placed second and Frank Cavanagh of Oakland finished third.
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Oakland
Scribe Sees McCarthy Ready to Tame Williams in Sox move
EW York October eighteen. The AP reports early kibitzers doubt Joe McCarthy can handle Ted Williams for the Boston Red Sox. Reader reaction: McCarthy will not trouble the big hitter Williams praises McCarthy Cronin and Collins as three baseball great minds and recalls no clash during two All Star games under McCarthy.
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Eddie Colins
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Football Bums' Deadlock Bills
The Buffalo Bills and quarterback George Ratterman battled Brooklyn Dodgers to a 14 to 14 tie at Ebbets Field. Brooklyn halted Bills on multiple goal line plays and Foernschmeyer’s 84 yard run sparked the Dodgers to force the draw.
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Wizbicki
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Hoernachemeyer
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Paawen
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Panay
Local Eleven Tops Modesto in 26-17 Victory
Long Beach City College Vikings defeated Modesto Junior College Pirates 26 to 17 at Lounabury Field. Shorty Morabito rushed for 102 yards on nine carries and scored in the first and fourth quarters. Stevenson contributed a TD, Rubidoux added a late kick, and Morabito earned player of the week honors after the game.
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Gore
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Merie Decker
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Myron Pelsinger
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Pratt
Hawaii Warriors Rout Clippers in Coast League game
In Honolulu on October 18 the Hawaii Warriors defeated the San Francisco Clippers 42 to 12 before about 1000 fans. The hosts relied on accurate passing from Oscar Givens, with Talmadge Owens and Ray Russell contributing scores after an early interception by Frank Tripillo. This win gives Hawaii their second victory in as many starts this season.
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Ray Scussell
Tigers Face Santa Clara in Homecoming at Stockton
An overflow crowd was expected for College of Pacific homecoming against Santa Clara. The undefeated Tigers aim to extend their streak and draw bowl consideration, while Santa Clara seeks momentum after recent losses to California and SMU.
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Santa Clara
Peciti
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Larry Stemering
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Broncs
California
Southern Methodist
Fresno State
Stanford
Willamette
Loyola of Los Angeles
San Diego State
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