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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1953

Page

6

Rams Lions Showdown Looms In Sunday Clash

Pro football headlines a pivotal Sunday test as the Los Angeles Rams visit the Detroit Lions in a game shaped by recent defeats and injuries. Lions rely on Layne and Walker while Rams face key injuries to Fears, McFadin, Robustelli and Younger as they chase a crucial victory.

Pool Detroit Bobby Layne Doak Walker Lions Norm von Brooklin Elroy Hirsch Bob Boyd Poot Rams Tom Fears Bud McFadin Andy Robustelli Tank Younger Robustelli Layne

Younger Harder on Doubtful List in Rams Lions clash

Quarterback Norman Van Brocklin will lead the Los Angeles Rams against Bobby Layne and the Detroit Lions at Los Angeles Coliseum in a pivotal Western Conference showdown. Both teams boast 4-1 records as 70,000 fans are expected. injuries cloud both rosters but key players will likely see action.

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PCL Plans Next Season and Playoff Revival

Pacific Coast League directors set a 168 game schedule from April 11 to September 12 for next season and approved a revival of Shaughnessy type playoffs among the top four teams. A managing director will lead league promotion efforts while avoiding overlap with League President Clarence Rowland. The meeting also adopted no option rule and a five optioted players per team limit.

Pacific Coast League Shaughnessy Hollywood League Clarence Rowland

Radio and TV Sports Highlights Across California

Radio and television summaries feature football and Rams coverage with players Andrews and Endle. Stations KFON KECA and Wansen-Wilm present a week of broadcast prompts, schedule notes, and notable game recaps from Oakland to Los Angeles.

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Football State Whi Re Metropolitan Cinintence-Batersfield Snog Beach City College

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Metropolitan Cinintence Batersfield Snog Beach

Prep Race Scrambled Pilots Stun Unbeaten Bakersfield

Bakersfield’s unbeat en Bruins were shut out 22-0 by Excelsior as Harold McSparran led a strong Pilot attack on 33 carries for 146 yards. Coach Skip Rowland praised his line while noting Excelsior’s dominance on both sides of the ball. The Renegades face Pasadena in a bid for the Junior Rose Bowl and Bakersfield contends with a tough schedule as Long Beach State men’s team prepares for a key home clash.

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Purdue Tragedy Ended 1903 Big Gate Rivalry

Fifty years ago today Purdue football faced a fatal rail crash near Indianapolis on October 31 1903 as a 14 car special train carrying players and supporters collided with coal cars. Thirteen squad members died or were fatally wounded along with assistants coach and trainer. many others injured, changing the Purdue Indiana rivalry atmosphere.

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Favor Virginia Golfers in Own Tournament Finalists Named

A long list of entrants and standings from the Virginia hosted golf invitational details many names and scores. Favorites include Ed Holmes and J P Brophy of Santa Ana and Red Hills Allen with notable Palos Verdes players in the field. The event features 63 twosomes, with qualifying rounds and starting times spread across today and Sunday.

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Navy Wilts Under Late Diablo Barrage

Los Angeles State College Diablos rally to beat Terminal Island Navy 33-20 at TI Field. LA State trails 13-7 at halftime, then capitalizes on Navy errors with multiple scorers including Spindola Mudnich Pendleton and Amboard, plus a late 51 yard TD pass from Roark to Giacopuzzi for the win.

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Wrestler Suspended After Altercation with Referee

Lou Waccer faced suspension until January 1 after a Tuesday night incident at South Gate Arena where he grappled with Referee Ted Grice. Miller received a Friday suspension from the State Athletic Commission for actions during the same episode.

Lou Waccer Will Nave Ted Grice South Gate Arena Miller State Athletic Commission

Hilltoppers Edge Boston U 7-6 in Friday Thriller

Marquette Hilltoppers beat Boston University 7-6 as Don Molenda converted a second try after a Boston penalty. Marquette threatened late, but a final stop kept the one whichever lead.

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Lehigh Draws Surprise Plays Versus Bucknell

Lehigh opens with a scramble of yards and a pass for a score then Bucknell sustains a drive until two fumbles and an interception stifle a march. Bucknell recovers a fumble to the Lehigh 32 but an incomplete pass and a center swap shift the plan before a list of plays is rated.

Lehigh Engineers Bucknell Engineer

Jordan Coast League win hinges on blocked extra point

Jordan High School edged Poly 14-13 at Stephens Field as a second quarter blocked conversion kick by Big Joe Valdes swung the game. Eddie Lauer led Jordan with multiple key runs while Poly fought back, but a late attempt failed. Coach Rod Parke praised the team’s effort and noted the win boosts title chances.

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