California Bears poised for clash with Rams and Trojans
Berkeley publicist Bob Rubin predicts California will rebound with a strong showing against USC and UCLA. He notes Waldorf’s young Bears, USC punting, and Cal’s quarterback Paul Larson as pivotal factors, while Hamm Pool and Russ Thomas assess Rams and Lions prospects for a possible divisional showdown.
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Bears
Pappy Waldorf
Bill Barnes
UCLA
Vic Kelley
Bruin
Biltmore
Bob Rubin
Berkeley
Red Sanders
USC
Tle
Trojans
Paul Larson
Cal
Rubin
Laurson
Tour Nee
Jackie Jensen
Russ Thomas
Buddy Parker
Lions
Rams
Pool
Colorado hunting season toll rises with seven dead
Denver report says seven hunters died from gunshot wounds or related causes during Colorado's three day big game season mirroring the toll from the entire 1952 season. Austin Miller, 17, Cahone Colorado, was killed Monday by a new shot. Two hunters suffered fatal heart attacks.
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Colorado
Denver
Austin Miller
Cahone
Tolo
Worries and Hopes Mix in Northern California Coaches Talk
Northern California football writers meet to discuss Stanford’s 13 7 loss to Washington and the chances against Washington State. Pappy Waldorf of California weighs UCLA and USC comparisons and notes a need to protect the ball and adjust a defense to stop Paul Cameron.
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Oakland
Northern California Football Writers Weekly
Stanford
Chuck Taylor
Washington
Washington State
Palo Alto
Wayne Berry
State
UCLA
WSC
Lymn (Pappy
USC
Tom Dutton
Sub Rule Puts Foot Back Into Football
National football rankings shuffled by pollsters show Notre Dame Irish atop, Maryland Terps second, Baylor third. Michigan State and Georgia Tech drop. USC, Oklahoma, UCLA, West Virginia remain in top 10 amid varied upsets.
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Irish
Maryland Terps
Baylor
Michigan State Spartans
Georgia Tech
Associated
United Press Services
Titanis
West Virginia
Spartans
USC
Oklahama
UCLA
Illinois
MSC
Oklahoma
Terps
Niae
Fezson
Mote Dame
Maryland
Michigan State
Georgia
Scalping alleged in Harvard football circles
The Harvard Crimson reports a graduate accused a member of the football managerial staff of ticket scalping at the Harvard Dartmouth game. The manager said scalping was common among managers. The manager has been removed from duties. no action announced yet. The Dartmouth game drew near 34,000.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Crimson
Harvard
Neal Co. Bringhurst
Bringhurst
Thomas D. Bowles
The
Crimson
Hayward
Dartmouth
Sports Calendar Highlights and Local Arena Listings
The page lists upcoming sports events and venue names including Marie Naelag and Hollywoot Parl with unspecified dates. It mentions an Armory area and a Wynkée Pole event with a band performance. It appears to be a fragmented digest of local athletic and cultural listings for the week.
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Marie Naelag
Hollywoot Parl werdemeath-Ol Tapie
Enobland
Eouth
Mer Berhy—Naltanel Guard Armory
Wynkée Pole
Sogundy
Jp. A
Army vs Tulane late third quarter quarterback options
With Army trailing 17 7 and facing third down on their own 41 yard line, the Cadet quarterback must choose among four plays Handott inside Tulane right tackle Pitch out around Tulane left end Bootleg around Tulane right end fake line and run Button back to the left end after a receiver injury, per hext sports page.
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Army
Tulane
Green Waves
Ags
Handott
Aroun Telane
Hext Sports
Georgia's Aerial Dup Best in College Grid
Georgia's Wally Butts touts Bratkowski to Carson as the top passing duo in college football. Senior ends John Carson and quarterback Zeke Bratkowski spark the Bulldogs, with Bratkowski among nation's best punters and both aiming at SEC records after a 27-14 victory over North Carolina.
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Athens
Wally Butts
Bratkowski
Bulldogs
North Carolina
Ed Danforth
Atlanta Journal
Carson
Alabama
Dixie Horwell
Don Slalson
Mmost
Butts
Joe Vetland
San Francisco
Bernie Falpney
Maryland
Tarheels
Brat
Bratkowsk
Georgla
Louisiana State
Texas A. & ‘M
Villanova
Tulane
Jim Tatum
Decker Out With Torn Knee Ligament Injury
USC star Jim Decker will be out until the UCLA game after doctors diagnosed a torn ligament in his right knee. The injury came as six Trojans were hurt in Saturday's loss to California, including George Bozanic, Harold Han, George Timberlake, Bob Buckley, and Ed Pucci.
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California
Des Koch
George Timberlake
Oregon
Portland
Dim Decker
George Bovanic
Aramis Dandoy
Addison Tiuvthorne
Herold Han
Angeles
Jim Decker
Southern California
UCLA
Decker
Trojans
George Bozanic
Harold’ Han
Bob Buckley
Ed Pucci
Garcia Rates Edge in Olympic Featherweight Clash
Los Angeles favorite Judy Garcia faces Auburn Cope land of Flint in a 10 round featherweight main event at Olympic Auditorium. Garcia led early and sought to extend his string of victories over tougher opponents, while Copeland, with 30 pro fights, held 28 wins, one loss, and one draw.
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ANG
Jndy Garcia
Los Angeles
Auburn Copeland
Flint
Mich
Olympic Auditorium
Garcia
Copeland
Jost Tone
Substitution rule boosts kicking in college football woes
Army's 14 13 upset of Duke highlights how limited substitutions favor kicking and quick kicks in one platoon football. USC mounts early offense with quick kicks, and UCLA suffers with low extra point conversion rates, risking Rose Bowl invites as Stanford upsets UCLA.
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NEW York
Army
Duke
Amy
West Point
Earl Blaik
Blue Devils
Southern California
California
Aramis Dandoy
USC
Georgia
Zeke Bratkowski
Maryland
Bernie Faloney
MSC
Tom Yewsie
Alabama
Bart Starr
Penn
Ed Gremnigan
Navy
UCLA
Red Sanders
Sanders
Bruins
Stanford
Indians
Bob Garrett
Uclans
Bruins Tackle Out For Cal Game Injuries Haunt UCLA
UCLA faces California with key players sidelined as tackle vatty Britten is out with a concussion from Washington State. Guard Chuck Doud sprained ankle, center Johnny Peterson cracked ribs, Pete Dailey twisted ankle kept from scrimmages. Bruning describes overall poor physical condition in the squad.
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Vatty Britten
UCLA
California
Washington State
Bruning
Chuck Doud
Cal
Johnny Peterson
Pete Dailey
Radio TV Sports Briefs Preview Broadcasters
Wireless listings show Wanda the Bence and Ante Rha race read on KD and TELEVISION channels. Wrestling from Gate and Busing-AEAC 2132 schedule noted with limited details.
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Wanda the Bence
Purdue's Great Defense Puts Illinois on Alert
Purdue with a 6-0 upset over Michigan State alarms Illinois as Ray Eliot frets over Purdue potentially upsetting undefeated Illinois. Purdue’s four linemen and five linebackers key a defense that stymied Michigan State, heightening pressure to win every Big Ten game for a Rose Bowl bid.
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Chicago
Ray Eliot
Ilinois
Purdue
Michigan State
Eliot
MSC
Ito
Boilermaker
Wisconsin
Jose
Eliot S
Syracuse
Mickey Bates
J. C. Caroline
Illinois
Caroline
Bates
Ben Schwartzwalder
Caroline Bates
Stu Holcomb
Orioles open purse strings to manager
Baltimore based report outlines Art Eilers new philosophy as Orioles general manager pledges buyer control with authority to run the club. He says trades should improve multiple positions, not just cash. Financiers promise funds for players as Orioles aim to return to the majors after 50 years.
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Baltimore
Orioles
Browns
Art Eilers
Philadephia Athletics
Clarence W. Miles
Money Men
Ehlers
Miles
Enlers
Eblers
Pocomoke, Md
St. Louis
Local Youth Holds Down Utah Berth
Dungan, son of Mr and Mrs Lee EB Dungan of Long Beach, plays reserve quarterback for the University of Utah. Coach Jack S Curtice says the sophomore passer is being groomed to be No 1 quarterback next season as the Utes lead the nation in total offense.
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Wave Dungan
Lee EB. Dungan
Third St
Long Beach
University of Utah
Ute
Jack Scurtice
Utes
Southwest Conference Faces Tough Intersectional Tests
The Southwest Conference shows an 11-7 inter sectional record and leads or sits near rivals in early rankings. Rice and Texas A&M undefeated in inter sectional play, SMU 2-1, Baylor undefeated though eyes on Texas Christian. Remaining games include Rice vs Kentucky and TCU, Arkansas, SMU matchups, with conference likely to finish ahead in inter sectional play.
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Dallas
Southwest
Rice
Texas A&m
Southern Methodist
Georgia Tech
A&m
Baylor
Bears
Texas Christian
Michigan State
Kentucky
Houston
TCU
Washington State
Arkansas
LSU
Tulsa
SMU
Notre Dame
Notre Dame Coach Franks Leahy Virus Attack Linked to Georgia Tech Game
Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy suffered acute virus enteritis after a football win over Georgia Tech, doctors at a Southern Medical Association meeting said. They linked his stomach illness to emotional strain from the 27-14 victory, noting stress can divert blood flow and allow infection to overwhelm defenses.
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Atlanta
UPI
Notre Dame
Frank Leahy
Georgia Tech
Roder
Tech
Southern Medical Association
Leahy
South Bend
Game Postponed Jordan Versus Compton IV
The Jordan versus Compton IV game was postponed due to illness among Jordan players, with a new date to be scheduled for next week.
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Tony) Trabert
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