TCU Spread Brings Trouble In Tilt With Southern Cal
TCU used a double wing and spread in the Coliseum, scoring mainly from the spread after an opening tight line drive. Ray McKown played more offense than usual, while Leo Sellers and Elmer Willhoite suffered minor injuries. Coach Meyer noted SC’s speed and blocking, asserting the Frogs expected to win and that good blocking angles matter and horses decide the approach.
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TCU Fur Pack
Horned Frogs
Ray McKown
Frogs
Coliseum
Meyer
Southern California
Texas
Vear
Hill
Trojans
Leo Sellers
Elmer Willhoite
Dean Schneider
Tate
TCU
Loss Ruins Norse Rose Bowl Hopes
Pasadena City College edged Long Beach City College 13 to 7 at Veterans Memorial Stadium to seize the inside track for the Rose Bowl bid. Pasadena led 7-0, then 7-7 before Adams scored the decisive five yard TD with 5:40 left in the final period. George Timberlake left with a dislocated shoulder for Long Beach, affecting their rally.
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Long Beach
City College
Pasadena City College
Vikings
Veterans Memorial Stadium
Bulldogs
Compton
Timberlake Hurt
George Timberlake
Eversett Adams Halsted
George Textor
al Brown
al Napoleon
Bulldog
Adams Payon
Pasadena
Norse
Napoleon
Phil Bennett
Hank Makekau
Hammond
Textori
Bobby Brogelman
Rusty Fairly
George van Zant
Siward
Fairly
Jack Swan
Benny Aoki
Aoki
Vikes
Dick O'Neill
Brogelman
van Zant
Timberlake
Long Beach City College
Gnie—Iwan
Calm Futber
Teri
Dali Gewits
Magausor
Levy
Muldowney
Corey
Tartmain
Abboth
Tuards
Grider
Kaseatore
Ripa
Tavs Delcam
Neil
Centere
Dalley
Albertson
Falrey
Agi
Vai Zant
Bena
Byrdwell
Ramires
O'Neill
Seaton
Brown
Pasadena City
Almadeyn
Brooks
Halfpenny
Leonard
Benier
Swyooe
Ywarae
Ryerton
Dyson
Saneford
Stowell
Satee
Bello
Makehan
Bennett
Thompson
Adams
Freitas
Hawthorne
Fasarmda
Aneak
Bugledrums Wins Inaugural Handicap at Churchill Downs
Bugledrums, an outsider owned by Texas oilman Sam Witts on, captured the $1000 Inaugural Handicap at Churchill Downs as 13,000 fans welcomed live racing back. Rune finished second by two and a half lengths, with French Admiral two and a half lengths back in third and War Talk in fourth.
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Bugledrums
Churchil Downs
Sam E. W Witson
Texas
Oilman
Ead
Rune
War Talk
Stranahan and Maxwell Reach Mexican Amateur Final
In Mexico City on October 27 Frank Stranahan of Toledo Ohio and Billy Maxwell of Odessa Texas advanced to the finals of the 26th Mexican Amateur Golf tournament. Stranahan defeated 1950 Mexican champion Joe Conrad of San Antonio Texas 3 and 2 in the semifinals. Maxwell beat Dale Morey of Dallas Texas one up after 18 holes.
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Mexico City
Frank Stranahan
U.S
Billy Maxwell
Stranahan
Toledo
Ohio
Joe Conrad
San Antonio
Texas
Maxwell
Odessa
Dale Morey
Dallas
Bratkowski Connection Lifts Georgia Over Boston College
In Athens Georgia’s football clash Bratkowski and Babcock sparked a 35-28 win over Boston College. The quarterback’s five bright minutes broke a 21-21 tie with a 76 yard TD pass and a 33 yard TD connection to Babcock while Georgia surged to victory.
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Athens
Georgia
Bratkowski
Babcock
Boston College
Zeke Bratkowski
Harry Babcock
Pluys
Wildcats Clip Gators, 14-6 in spirited clash
Vila Catnesville October 27 Vito Parilli starred for Kentucky delivering two long TD passes in a 14-6 win over Florida Five Florida fumbles near Kentucky goal limited threats yet a 46 yard TD march kept the Gators close Larry and Harry Jones each had a scoring play with Larry catching a 56 yard TD pass and Harry adding two extra points Parilli connected on a 38 yard pass to Harold Gruner late to seal the victory
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Vito Parilli
Kentucky
Florida
Gators
Larry
Harry Jones
Parilli
Larry Jones
Harold Gruner
Kansas Downs K-State 33-14 in annual football clash
Kansas defeated Kansas State 33 to 14 in misty, soggy conditions at Lawrence. Rugged line play and brute force in the Kansas offense overwhelmed the Wildcats with strong running and a stout defense. The scoring summary mentions Follendowna Hoan Chaake Piss Feller and Maupin Tatler.
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Kan
Kansas
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Follendowna
Hoan
Gchaake
Wildcats Nip Texans 33 27 in quick scoring burst
Villanova edged Houston 33 27 as two quick TDs in 22 seconds sparked the early lead. Joe Rice set the tone with behind‑coverage plays, Addeo scored on a 21 yard drive, and Ralph Cecere returned a fumble for a 45 yard score. Houston answered with two TDs late but could not overtake the Wildcats.
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Villanova
University of Houston
Joe Rice
Cougar
Wildcats
Sen Addiego
Wildcelts
Ralph Cecere
Warren Ramsey
Seorin Vilanoym Yon
Indians Rally Sparks Victory Over Huskies
In a tense late game, the Indians secured a six point lead as McElhenny and Mathias produced key runs. Stanford drove to Washington territory with fourth down plays, Kerkorian and Cook contributing a touchdown and a successful conversion to seal the win.
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Rone
Washington
McElhenny
Huskies
Invaders
Stanford
Mathias
Indians
Kerkorian
Husky
Cook
Seo R Cook
Cington Hanversin
Pacific Romps Over Texans in 34–0 Victory
STOCKTON Oct 27 COP Tigers shut down North Texas State to win 34 0 denying the Texans high scoring power. A crowd of 13 145 saw Pacific rebound from a loss to Boston University. The Texans, once the nation's top scoring team, failed to get going.
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College of Pacific
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Eagles
Cop
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Eure
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Iowa Wesleyan
Ratamazoo al
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Hope
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Nebraska
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Auburn
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Rigin Ain Borge
Kreser Biolai
Pensacola
Navy
Falawate Stale
St. Paul
Baus Curcine State
Alabama
Comereski Leads Long Beach Bowling Elimination Night
Ray Comereski took the lead in the Long Beach match during bowling eliminations at Boulevard Bowl with a four-game series of 888 and scores of 233 213 225 210. Eddie Schafer posted 499 237 203 193 at Virginia Rec. Vaughan and others posted notable scores as eliminations continue toward Chicago All-Star in December.
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Ray Comereski
Long Beach
Comeresti
Jocal
Boulevard
Virginia
Belmont Janes
Eddie Schafer
Redlands Defeats Pomona 4-0 in Homecoming Clash
Redlands University beats Pomona 4-0 in a Southern California Intercollegiate Conference football game. Chuck Luciano opened scoring with a 12 yard run in the second quarter. Bunny Gillette caught a 29 yard pass from Jack Price for a fourth quarter score and made both conversions.
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University of Redlands
Pomonaj Claremont
Southern California
Chuck Luciano
Bulldogs
Jack Price
Bunny Gillette
Gillette
Potts Alter
Gilette
College football scores and team results from multiple games
A cluttered UI of college football scores lists numerous teams and outcomes across regions. The report notes results like Princeton beating Penn State, Michigan State edging Pitt, and Oregon regions scoring against opponents, with many other schools and scores interwoven in a long catalog of games and standings.
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Jong Brawh Iry Cargo
Ise Spartans
Teenuay Tétandi Savya
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Oregon
Suinforta
Wieotickion
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Hap
Antonie
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Hopkins
Irginja State
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Uineale i Hinge College
Mar Temnus
Wagner
Se Lawrence
Msritah
Ang Atate “Tearkes
Brockpart Tyie
Priomac State
Shepyend
Nkeonville
Natal
Payusent Navi
Marion State Tenenery Oy
Indiana State Teschers
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Unmants Coane
Norrhykous
Ft. Berty
Dakota State
Kimpapw
Parwors
Marre
Carnal College
Hansente
Rivun
Butley
Seville
Aventary Reserve
Washington
Latern Shijais Sinteau
Southerm
Flia
Missouri Beats Nebraska 35 13 In Big Seven Clash
Missouri Tigers overcome Nebraska Cornhuskers 35 to 13 to notch their first Big Seven Conference win. Reynolds Sederant and Smith scored while Decker and NiZ added conversions. The game, played in Columbia, reflected a turning point after two prior conference losses.
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Missouri Tigers
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Cornhuskers
Kansas State
Missouri
Decker
Hook Ater
Wood
Hardin-Simmons Cowboys Triumph Over West Texas State
In Canyon Texas on October 27 the Hardin-Simmons Cowboys scored four touchdowns in a game against West Texas State, gaining a 274 victory margin. The win ties Hardin-Simmons and Texas Tech for the conference lead, marking a revenge for two prior losses to West Texas State.
Broncos Upset Razorbacks in Santa Clara Rally
Santa Clara Broncos stunned Arkansas 21 12 in Little Rock after a quick first play TD and a dominating defense that held the Southwest Conference foe to 29 rushing yards. Key plays included Del Rasmussen’s 73 yard opening run and a 67 yard punt return by Johnny Cole as Arkansas rallied briefly.
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Little Rock
Ork
Santa Clara
Broncos
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Texas
Bronco
del Rasmussen
Blacklers
Johnny Cole
Pasco
Gern Nagler
Cole
Hhoe
Teach & A Fe
Hara
Tharmursen
Daly
Maryland Pounds LSU 27 to 0 in Baton Rouge
Maryland boosts undefeated record as Terra pins roll over LSU 27-0 in front of about 38 000 Sugar Bowl officials. Jack Arbach throws two touchdowns and runs for another while Bob Shemowski and Chet Manulak add rushing scores. Don Decker kicks three extra points to lift his season total to 16.
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Baton Rogue
Maryland
Terrapins
Louisiana State University
New Orleans
Jack & Srbathi
Bob Shemowski
Chet Manulak
Don Decker
Marvland
LSU
Scorin
Shemonaki
Deeker i
Mt San Antonio Belts Fullerton in Eastern grid clash
Mt San Antonio College defeated Fullerton by scoring on a 64 yard pass from Darren Weems to Norm Nigaard in the first quarter and a 67 yard drive finished by Nigaard from the one yard line in the third period Fullerton drove to the one foot line late but could not score
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Mt. San Antonio College
Fullerton
Darren Weems
Norm Nigaard
Mt. San Anstolio
Nigaard
Parkhide
Ray Blades Released as Cardinal Coach
Ray Blades was released today by the St. Louis Cardinals as coach. Owner Fred Saigh said the club would win more efficiently with fewer coaches than the four used in 1951. Blades had played and managed with the Cardinals from 1921 to 1940 and led the team from 1938 to 1940.
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St, Louis
iRay Blades
St. Louis Cardinals
Fred Saigh
Matty Marion
Blades
Cardinals
St. Louis
Denver overwhelms Brigham Young 56 to 6
Denver Pioneers rout Brigham Young Cougars 56-6 in Skyline Conference action. Five touchdown passes powered the win, two in the final minute, as Denver built a quick lead and never relinquished control. The victory improves Denver to three Skyline wins against two losses.
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Denver
Brigham Young
Pioneers
Cougars
UCLA Junior Varsity routs Pt. Mugu 41 to 0 at Spalding Field
UCLA junior varsity defeated Pt. Mugu 41 to 0 at Spalding Field. Elmer Douglas, 145 pounds, starred by scoring five touchdowns and throwing for a sixth. The Rebels energized the offense and secured a decisive victory for UCLA.
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Mugu
Los Angeles
Navy
Spalding Field
Elmer Douglas
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