Rams Fall to 49ers in Shaky Second Half
In a 1955 prep at Los Angeles, the Rams led 10–3 at half but collapsed after injuries sidelined Norm Van Brocklin and Billy Wade. San Francisco, led by Y. A. Tittle, surged to an 31–10 final after intermission, with Joe Perry, John Johnson, and Gordon Soltau scoring as the 49ers dominated the second half.
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George Connor makes comeback touted for NFL Bears rivals
Peripetetic notes recall George Connor returning to the Chicago Bears after knee surgery. The 1940s star, linked with Notre Dame, Hoosiers and early NFL glory, aims for a seventh Halas season despite past injuries, while other sports trivia and alumni names fill the page.
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Rams Get Cason in 49er Trade
The Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers agreed on a deal that also involves Pittsburgh. Rams send Ed Beatty a defensive end and other pieces to the 49ers in exchange for Jim Cason, Nick Feher and a high draft choice. Los Angeles gains a defensive back and draft assets while the 49ers receive Beatty to strengthen their offensive line. Pittsburgh acquires a draft pick as part of the exchange.
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Feud Over Iowa Shift Sparks Big Ten Debate
Iowa coach Forest Evashevski defended his team's shift against criticism and said it would be modified this year. Purdue’s Holcomb and Ohio State’s Hayes announced plans to use a similar tactic to counter perceived tactics, while Evashevski insisted the shift remains an integral part of Iowa's offense. He warned rivals they could have the ball games they seek.
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Rookie Ram Players Face X Rays After Friday Game
Defensive back Don Burroughs was to be X-rayed today to check for a broken neck following Friday’s game. Quarterback Norm Van Brocklin also went for X rays after suffering a broken hand or severe sprain.
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Rams Trim Roster As Beatty, Fitts Arrive For 49ers Game
San Francisco adds 220 pound Beatty and 225 pound guard Fitts. Ohio State kicker Weed released by the Rams due to roster limits. Sid Gillman said there isn’t room on the club after a 31 to 10 loss to the 49ers. Les Richter remains Rams’ regular kicker with a 27 yard field goal. Weed, 5 ft 5 in and 343 pounds, had started for the College All Stars and went 1 of 3 in exhibitions this season.
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Frighteningly Pale Look in AL Race Deepens Weakened Cubs
In a tight pennant chase the Boston Red Sox and Chicago White Sox suffer losses as Cleveland holds first place and New York slips, while Joe Collins and Yogi Berra power the Yankees to a comeback. Bob Lemon wins his 17th with relief from Narleski and Messi as Boston and Chicago drop further behind. Brooklyn and St Louis win key games in the National League as Cincinnati and Milwaukee also post victories.
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Unclear sports snippet lists multiple teams and players
Fragmentary score line reads Pudy Sacramenta 1 Osenbaugh 0 2 at Bur JFritnatsea Burns 1 0 Galiana 6 9 Portland Hatten 11 8 Seattle Bretton Tad Nies 1512 Ho igen Bowman 6 0 Gilmore 13 p.m.
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Angels Keep PCL Title Race Alive
In a Pacific Coast League day of tight finishes, the Los Angeles Angels and Hollywood Stars pressed their pennant hopes. The Stars beat the Padres at Gilmore Field as Red Munger earned his 23rd win in a late ninth inning push, while Seattle’s 1-0 win kept the Angels in the hunt. Oakland and San Francisco also posted key results as three teams fought for the title with three to go.
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Fresno Captures State League Crown
Fresno Cardinals win California League title with a 3-2 playoff victory over Stockton. George Moton pitched a three hitter, Stockton’s Ernie Broglia pitched the full game. Stockton led the first half, Fresno took the second half.
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Boxing and Wrestling Schedule at Gardena Stadium
Sunday sports calendar lists Bean versus Johnson at 8:30 from HollyWood Legit ab Stadium. Topos vs Slern Mcine in wrestling at 8:00. Car racing Garéend Seaciins at Gardena stadium. Hollyweens vs Factball Gil San Diego. Horse Race Racine Caliente at Gardena stadium 2:20. Julius Perle Vereruta Sladirea at Gardena stadium 2:20.
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Motorcycle Results At Carden Stadium
Fragmentary motor cycle results list appears from Carden Stadium with names like Tex Luck, Chick Ben, Don Wawley, Jon Muck, Hawkes, Luce, George Leverwell, Gene, and Frank Brundage. Scores and details are incomplete but indicate a series of races and placements.
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Hart Reaches Finals With 6 1 6 1 Win
Forest Hills report: Doris Hart advances to the women's national tournament final with a quick 6-1 6-1 victory over Dorothy Heaud Knode lasting 29 minutes. Vic Seixas and Ken Rosewall win deep in men’s singles as Americans chase Davis Cup fate against Australia.
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Sports on Radio Televised Indians and Yankees Schedule
Radio and TV sports listings show Indians vs Red Sox and Yankees games with broadcast times in the afternoon and evening. Also includes Pro Baseball and regional tournament notes with team names Red Grange and Compton, along with multiple station codes and date references.
Upset Stirs Fans' Tempers After Dayton Game
In Dayton Ohio UPI reports a post game celebration after Dunbar’s 6 to 0 win over Stivers escalated into a riot involving hundreds of Black spectators. Tear gas was used, nine injured including three police, four arrested, damage seen to storefronts and police cruisers.
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