Bruins and Trojans clash on fall football scene
A wartime style college grid-listing covers USC and UCLA fall drills. Notable players George Wimbleke, Troy Davenport, and Paul Cameron vie for key roles. Coach Will talks weights and speed, while observers note Bruins and Trojans in solid form as season readiness grows.
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Tali Ant
USC
UCLA
Lexus
Sears
Rondilinn i
Wien
George Wimbenleke
Troy
Hill
Hanlin
Georg
George
Sports Calendar Bizarre Collegiate Schedule Report
Sports calendar shows mismatched lines and odd names for games including Bavelsi San Francisco against Hollywood Gitzore at 3 15 Boxlas Olrais Auditorium. Jase Cotere and Jesse Mongiai cited with 8 30. Gale Grablera at Tol Wreetbox sau less 3 30 Evans Stadium 230. AY 7p Roller Derby de Sos Le Ay Hy Wednesday co vs Hollywood Harre Baring De and Sf Football at Preps San Diegc 5 Baseball San Fi Gilmore Fi.
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Bavelsi
San_ Francisco
Hollywood
Gitzore
Boxlas
Olrais
Jase Cotere
Jesse Mongiai
Gale Grablera
Tol- Wreetbox
Evans Stadium
Harre Baring
San Diegc
San Fi
Gilmore Fi
Bruins and Trojans Begin Two a Day Practices
USC and UCLA opened two a day sessions at Bovard and Westwood Fields as the Pacific Coast Conference clubs move toward a single platoon. Hill and Sanders praised returning players while noting questions about adaptability and depth for both teams.
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Dick Zehmes
USC
UCLA
Bovard
Westwood Fields
Rose Bow
Trojans
Jess Hill
Troyvd Menry
Sanders
Hill
Mississippi seeks new quarterback for split-T era
Oxford AP Coach Johnny Vaught pursues talent to fill the six quarterback logjam in Mississippi's split-T offense after losses from last season. Jimmy Lear departed after an unbeaten season. Tommy Spiers quit and married. Jack Reed signed a baseball contract. Freshmen Tagle Day, Houston Patton, and Robby Jenkins step in alongside remnants of 22-player squad.
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Oxford
Miss
Johnny Vaught
Mississippi
Jimmy Lear
Ole Miss
Lear
Vaught
Tommy Spiers
Georgia Tech
Spiers
Vaughtin
Hinior
Jack Reed
Reed
Tagle Day
Houston Patton
Robby Jenkins
Kline Gilbert
Harald Loften
Red Muirhead
Pete Adangem
Fights Last Night Reported Across Major Cities
Fights were reported across several cities including New York and San Francisco as local boxing bouts ended with decisive results. Promoters and ring officials noted crowd turnout and brief skirmishes outside venues, with plans for rematches already in discussion.
Nation's Grid Dads Eye Upset Season
Nation's college football prepares for a one platoon era. Coaches discuss how limited substitutions will shape opening practice across conferences. Maryland, Michigan State, and Pittsburgh note continuity and talent as Ivies begin. Upsets seen as likely more than exception this season.
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New York
Southeastern
Southwest
Skyline
Pacific Coast
Missouri
Border
Jim Taum
Maryland
Tatum
Jack Scarbath
Michigan State
Biggie Munn
Tom Yewcic
Leroy Bolden
Billy Wells
Evan Sloaac
Spartans
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Ivy League
Red Dawson
University of Pittsburgh
Sports on Radio TV Highlight Mixed Boxing and Baseball
A fragmented radio TV sports rundown lists boxing and baseball events with stations KLAG and KRSD. Mentions Angels vs. Oakland, Slava 4 Seals, and Red Sox appearances with unclear times and prices.
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Sports On Radio-Tv
Kmpc
Slava
Seals
KFWB
Angels
Oaklent
FMPO
Red Sax
KAJ
KLAG
Angels Send Three to Cubs at Coast Campaign End
Los Angeles Angels promote Gene Baker Bob Talbot and Bill Molsan to the Chicago Cubs as the Pacific Coast League season ends. Baker slugs .289 with 20 HR and 96 RBIs and is named the team's outstanding player. Molsan tallies 10 wins with a 2.92 ERA and strong pinch hitting. Talbot hits .285 and is hailed as the Angels' top center fielder since Jigger Statz.
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Talbot
Molsan
Cubs
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Los Angeles Angels
Chicago Cubs
Gene Beker
Bob Talbot
Bill Molsan
Falbot
Jigger Statz
Stars Ace O'Donnell Aims For No 20 In Pacific Coast League
Stars ace O'Donnell seeks his 20th win as Hollywood leads the Pac Coast League race. San Francisco and Portland battle for two remaining first division berths while Los Angeles, tied with them, risks dropping. Seals start Tony Ponce against O'Donnell in the opener as Portland faces Sacramento and San Diego at Seattle. Portland 11 San Diego 8 in Monday action.
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Seals
Tony Ponce
George O'Donnell
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Fricano
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Futadelnina
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Bestor
Detroit
Washington
Chisago
Fon
Geveland
Wrens
Coasters Open Next Week At Saint Anthony's Grid Drills
Saint Anthony's High School opened football workouts at Lakewood Stadium with coach Ernie Arboit and Leo Haggerty preparing around seven returning lettermen. Key candidates include Rod Vizzi who set local records with 18 touchdowns last season, plus top backfield contenders Art Schilz and Dick Romo. Local Coast League teams plan practice next Tuesday. players urged to obtain insurance and waiver forms. Excelsior High schedules physicals for varsity and B teams.
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St Anthony’s High School
Saints
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Leo
Haggerty
George Sherwood
Willie Carpentier
Felix Mallet
Willie Tolbert
Ray Regner
Art Schilz
Dick Romo
Rod Vizzi
Wilson
Jordan
Poly
Excelsior High School
Phillies Obtain Lindell From Pirates In Cash Deal
Philadelphia Phillies acquire Johnny Lindell from the Pittsburgh Pirates for an undisclosed cash sum. Lindell fills a roster gap after Connie Ryan was sold to the Chicago White Sox. The 46 year old right hander posted a 5 and 16 record with Pittsburgh after a comeback season with Hollywood of the Pacific Coast League.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Johnny Lindell
Corse
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lindell
Phillies
Connie Ryen
Chicago White Sox
Pirates
Hellywood
Visalia Slugs 16-4 Over Ventura. Jo Jo Barnes Ties Home Run Record
Visalia Stars slugged a 16-4 victory over Ventura to tie the California League home run record. Catcher Jo Jo Barnes hit a homer that tied the record of 125, marking a notable milestone in the night game.
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Viballa— Seer
le Visalia Stars
Ventura
Jo Jo Barnes
Bear Mentor Greets Biggest Turnout at California camp
Associated Press notes California Bears under Lynn Waldorf report 82 football players in turnout the largest in the Coast Conference era. Newcomer Jim Carmichael from El Camino Junior College, a 200-pound halfback, joins a strong recruiting class. Stanford greets 66 Indians with QB Bob Garrett highlighted. Washington State backs 37 lettermen led by an overweight captain Bob Buyhart. Oregon State and Washington State feature California transfers and new coaches.
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Jim Carmichael
el Camino Junior College
USC
al Carmichael
Los Angeles
Inglewood High
Stanford
Chuck ‘Taylor
Bob Garrett
California
Washington State
Bob Buykhart
Johnnie Cherberg
Washington
Seattle
Cherberg
Dean Parsons
Eugene
Kip Taylor
Oregon State
Oregon
Len Casanova
Casanova
Talbert Pulls Net Surprise In Nationals
Forest Hills N Y Billy Talbert ranked sixth nationally shocks experts by outstROking Rex Hartwig in a 7 6 2 6 4 6 4 second round victory at the nationals as officials pare the field to 32 men and half the women round two matches unfold Gardnar Malloy the top ranked man faces Dick Squires while Bob Perry meets Straight Clark Maureen Little McConnolly defends title with 6 1 6 0 win over Jean Fallon and meets Pat Stewart
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Talbert
Rex Hartwig
Wik
Gardnar Malloy
Dick Squires
Bronxville
jAnother
Bob Perry
Berkeley
Calif
Straight Clark
Pasadena
Cali
Maureen Little McConnolly
Jean Fallot
Pat Stewart
Indianapolis
Myers Sees End to Coaching Post at Stockton
Jack Moose Myers, new football coach at College of the Pacific, quits after COP draws Stanford, Washington State and Tulsa in opening games. He says there’s no use going further as TL won’t be around after that.
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Moose) Myers
College of Pacific
Cop
Stanford
Washington State
Tulsa
Nine Vike Lettermen Start Long Beach City College Practice
Long Beach City College opened football drills with nine lettermen among a 56 man squad. Returning players include ends Bob Brown Darryl Rogers John Dervis tackle Don Couch guard Farrell Barton halfbacks Bob Garner Bill Sheen and quarterback Neil Peek. New/returning names span Creighton Wiggins Bob Brooks Pat Peterson Russ Jordan Cleve Overall Dave Murphy Brian Miller Nick Angelo and Dutch Grosse, a Florida transfer freshman. Coach Buck Andreasen plans nine daily sessions before the Sept 19 opener against the Alumni.
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Long Beach City College
Bob Brown
Darryl Rogers
John Dervis
Don Couch
Farrell Barton
Bob Garner
Bill Sheen
Neil Peek
Paul Mareks
Carleton Corey
Buck Andreasen
Gerry McDougall
San Diego
Vikings
Creighton Wiggins
Bob Brooks
Jordan
Pat
Stanford Football Faces Triple Setback At Open Practice
Stanford coach Chuck Taylor opened practice amid a trio of issues. Senior guard Phil Wilson of Los Andes may be ruled ineligible for a summer clinic. Fullback Jarvis Watson was in an eating crash Sunday night. Tackle Ker Schwerks, listed at 200 pounds, did not attend practice but was at the rival California camp in Berkeley.
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Palg Alto
Stanford
Chuck Taylor
Phil Wilson
Los Andes
Jarvis Watson
Ker Schwerks
California
Berkeley
Indians Fall After Williams Delivers For Red Sox
Cleveland, to stay in AL pennant chase, loses 6-4 as Ted Williams hits a homer in Municipal Stadium. Williams’ blast caps a 7th homer in four weeks since Marine Corps return. Newsom wins 200th AL game for Athletics in 10-4 defeat of Detroit. Dodgers, Reds win NL games.
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Tribe
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Sox
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Bobo Newsom
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Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
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Dodgers
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Victory
Milwaukee
Yankee Manager Says Team Has a Chance to Win Pennant
Casey Stengel says the New York Yankees can win the American League pennant but warns players not to assume victory. He notes rivals are relaxed after beating them, and cautions against premature confidence. The Yankees trail the Chicago White Sox by 4 games.
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Vailaago
Vwr
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Wells
Yankee
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Hawks Begin Play Tonight in Selma Softball Tourney
The International Softball League World Tournament opened in Selma with Fresno Haaks defeating Kenosha, Wisconsin Blatz 2-0 and Calgary Doodlebugs beating Wyoming Angus Ranch 1-0. Leroy Zimmerman pitched a nohitter against Kenosha and set a league strikeout record with 19, while facing 21 batters. The Long Beach Nitehawks, 1952 runners up, begin their bid tonight at 8:30 against New Bedford.
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Kenosha
Wis
Blatz
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Alta
Doodlebugs
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Angus Ranch
Long Beach
Zimmerman
Owo
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