West Coast All America picks spark chaotic college forecast
Francis Wallace and Russell pick from Collier’s and Saturday Evening Post stir debate over top teams. UCLA, Washington, Stanford, Cal, Oregon, and USC receive attention as PCC tensions and Rose Bowl bans loom. Pacific Coast All America spots spark debate amid bowl stakes and attendance notes.
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Spirited 49ers Slip Home 28 27 in Rams showdown
The game saw a frenzied finish as the 49ers, trailing early, battled back with a 28 20 deficit in the fourth quarter. A late Rams drive, a 69 yard burst, and a field goal finished 28 27 as Los Angeles held on against San Francisco in a tense Monday night contest.
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49ers Rally In Close Pro Grid Thriller At Coliseum
Hugh McElhenny shines with 119 rushing yards on 11 carries as the 49ers top the Rams 24 17 in a brisk Coliseum clash. San Francisco drives 79 yards on opening kickoff for the first score before Los Angeles answers with a field goal and two short TD drives in a fast paced game.
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Dodgers Rain Halts Braves Game In Prolonged Tilt
Hurricane stopped the Dodgers vs Braves game after 63 minutes with Peewee Reese and Gil Hodges delivering runs for the Dodgers. Rain halted play again in the fifth with two on and none out, leading to a long delay. Officials debated whether the game would be official and who would claim victory as curfew loomed at 12:50 a.m.
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Sandy Amoros
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Cincinnati
Redskins Janowicz Seeks Pirate Post Next Spring
Vic Janowicz, All-American star, played 40 games this season, batting .251 with 51 runs batted in and 15 home runs. He may become the first athlete to appear in both major leagues in one year, and plans football and baseball commitments with the Pirates and Redskins as he weighs a return in 1950.
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Never Say Die Wins St Leger in Historic Double
Bulletin from Pongaster England notes Never Say Die, owned by Robert Sterling Clark of New York, wins the St Leger to complete the English classic double for the first American horse since 1884. Elopement finishes second as 22-1 longshot. Strenadue and 6 place in a 76-horse field. Charlie Smirke rides the winner. Tohany Longden rides Blue Sail.
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New York
Tstrenadue
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Flag Races SAD LEASH and league standings reported
Fragmented text includes flag race notes with team names and cities such as Milwaukee New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Cleveland Chicago Detroit and Washington. It also lists league standings with win loss records and scattered scores, but many items are garbled and unreadable.
Rain May Crown 54 PCL Champion
Rain and postponed games affect the Pacific Coast League pennant race as San Diego narrows the gap on Portland and San Francisco battles Seattle. Oakland outscores Sacramento while Tom Brown and Wank Nasternak homer for the Padres amid Kerrigan’s steady pitching.
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Giants Hold 4 Tilt Bulge By United Prep
Edna claimed the Milwaukee Braves among its casualties as Warren Giles ruled for the Dodgers over the Braves in a controversial 24 victory. Giants dropped 8-2 to Cincinnati. Cleveland led by 2 in the AL with a 4-2 win over Boston. Yankees short of Chicago. Baltimore beat Washington 4-3. Philadelphia topped Detroit 6-5. Pittsburgh edged St Louis 3-2.
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Favor Finley at Hollywood in title bout tonight
Hollywood cards show Finley meeting Petey Servin at Legion Stadium under TV lights. Finley, steady but troubled by nerves, seeks rebound after recent miscues while Servin trains off a loss to Willie Vaughan. The 160 pound middleweight clash headlines a crowded program in Long Beach.
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Roller Derby and Baseball Notes From City Sports Calendar
Fragmented schedule lists matches and events across multiple venues. Roller Derby and baseball games feature teams like Sinbiepo and workley with times around 138 to 230. Other entries include arena events and local races with unclear team names and locations due to OCR issues.
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Moses Ward Signs for New York Bout in Detroit
Moses Ward of Detroit and Billy Gore of Miami signed today to meet in a 10 round bout at Tast Jorn Parkway Arena. The card features a Detroit fighter and a Miami contender in a Northeast venue showdown set for 19 weigh-in and ring time details.
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Knox Hears Canada Call Over UCLA Eligibility
Knox, tied to a pay-for-play controversy in the Pacific Coast Conference, says he may move his stepson Ronnie to Canada if Ronnie is ruled ineligible at UCLA. He cites Canadian players on TV and jokes about passing, while local authorities doubt the move will change eligibility.
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Unclear sports rundown with scattered teams and scores
Fragmented OCR record lists multiple games and players across cities including Los Angeles Portland and Seattle. Mentions teams, dates, and results with dubious accuracy, creating a chaotic snapshot of a baseball and basketball roundup with several inconsistencies and garbled names.
Rough Series Seen for Tribe by Birdie Tebbetts
New York manager Birdie Tebbetts warned Cleveland Indians mates they would face a rough World Series regardless of opponent Giants or Braves. Tebbetts praised Cleveland players from Indianapolis and noted strong pitching on both sides, while reflecting on past spring matchups with the Giants.
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