In This Corner: Rams Fall to 49ers in Frantic Clash
Hamp Pool and Don Paul give vivid views of the NFL game at the Coliseum where San Francisco edged Los Angeles 28 27 as defenses faltered and the 49ers backfield dazzled. Also notes Ennie Arhoit’s death and local boxing and baseball items.
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Chicago Cardinals
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Don Paul
Mwur
Hugh McElhenny
Joe Perry
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Sacramento
Portland
Holly Swoot
Roger Bowman
Bragan
Eddie Barsinski
Buddy Peterson
Max West
al Evans
Randy Gumpert
Oek Jend
All-Stars Cup Roller Derby Televised Tonight on NTLA Channel 5
The All-Stars hold a 5-3 series lead heading into tonight's roller derby matchup televised on NTLA at 8 30. After a 27 21 win Sunday night at Veterans Mesa Stadium the All Stars aim to extend their advantage against the Braves el PA D4 Derb-Sints with a high stakes contest.
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All Stars
Veterans Mesa Stadium
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Hollywood and San Diego tied playoff for PCL pennant
The Pacific Coast League ends with Hollywood and San Diego tied at 101-67 for the pennant setting a sudden-death game at San Diego. Lefty O Doul and Bobby Bragan choose pitchers for the decisive clash with Clarence Rowland assigning six umpires and gate receipts shared by the clubs.
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Associated Pres
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Theatle Smith
Bobby Bragay
Eiter Ren Munger
George O'Donnell
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San Francisco
Lefty O'Doul
Seals
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Clarence Rowland
Gordon Ford
Chris Pelekoudas
Don Flecky
Cece Carlucci
Emmett Ashford
Pat Orr
Padres
Portland
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Khi-Tv
Vault King Draws Ban From Columbo Sunday Talk
COLOMBO AP Rev. Bob Richards, famed Olympic pole vaulter pastor, was barred from addressing a Methodist Sunday school in Colombo for endorsing Sunday sports. An official said he showed no objection to athletics on Sundays, while Richards noted he sees no difference among days.
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Ceylon
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Bndo
Ie Ae
South Asia
Paddy DeMarco May Be Long-Time Champion in Shadow of Carter
Boxing items in Sunday's papers discuss delays in the DeMarco Carter lightweight title rematch due to an arm injury, a virus, and aging. Carter nears 31 and may be past his peak while DeMarco eyes a possible long reign if health and timing favor him. Finley faces retirement pressures as experts note his slower style and lingering vulnerability.
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Long Beach
Petey Servin
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Hreagse
mHager
Daella Leonard
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Jackie
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Nist
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Dehvanard Carter
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Hollywood Legion
Jackie Leonard
Finley
Poly High
Dick Finley
Allj
Salas Faces Fimbres in Olympic Ring Showdown
Laura Salas former lightweight champion of the world headlines at the Olympic Auditorium tonight meeting tough foe Alex Fimbres. Salas from Monterrey Mexico seeks another title run as a strong favorite despite recent challengers. The card includes regional matches and other events in Southern California sports calendar.
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Laura Salas
Olympic Auditorium
Ted
Alex Fimbars
Salas
Monterrey
Mex
Olymipic
Jimmy Garter
Carter
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Siepes
Rocky Marciano Odds Rise as Charles Bout Looms at Yankee Stadium
New York AP reports bettors push Marciano to 4-1 favorite for the heavyweight title defense against Ezzard Charles at Yankee Stadium. Charles, seeking a historic third shot at the crown, aims for a knockout as Marciano eyes another win in the 25 round rematch.
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Ezzard Charles
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Dim Corketh
Llo Dev
Joe Walcott
Fresno Rockets defend NSC softball title in 2-0 win
Fresno, Calif. Rockets capture the national women’s softball crown by blanking San Pedro, California, 2-0 in the final, advancing to the finals with a double elimination tourney and completing a strong defense of their title. Orange team brief and unrelated game noted in coverage.
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Rockets
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George Pearson
Legaspi
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Ariz
Double Trouble Steelers Meet Lions and 49ers
The Steelers face the Detroit Lions and San Francisco 49ers within five days as both opponents carry unbeaten records in preseason play. Detroit, led by Bobby Layne, posted a 5 21 win over the Browns, while San Francisco edged the Rams 28 27 to stay undefeated. Johnny Lattner starred for the Steelers with two touchdowns in a 22 16 win over the Colts.
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Jim Finks
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Bobby Walston
al Carmichael
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Sants
Indians Clinch Lead With Twin Wins Over Yankees
The Indians won 4-1 and 3-2 against the New York Yankees before 86,563 fans to push their AL lead to 84 games with 10 left. Cleveland can clinch its first flag since 1948 by winning three of the remaining 10, while the Yankees stumble after losing seven of their last ten clutch games.
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Faulk Opens Title Defense in Women's Amateur
Faulk, Mary Lena, defending champion from Thomasville Georgia, opens her title defense at the Women’s National Amateur Championship staged at Allegheny Country Club in Sewickley Pennsylvania. The six day event features 245 entrants competing on the 6034 yard par 73 course beginning with first round play. Nelson Mary E. of Philadelphia advances to the next round after defeating Faulk in the opening match.
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Dodgers cling to pennant dream after two wins over Cubs
Dodgers sweep Chicago in a doubleheader 4-2 and 4-3 in 14 innings to close to three games behind the Giants. Walter O Malleys club declares hope alive as five players face fines amid off field incidents, while Alston rallies the team in a clubhouse meeting.Veteran figures unnamed, fines possible, Giants lead, pennant chances narrowed yet revived.
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U S Juniors Clip Aussies In Tennis Doubles Match
In Los Angeles the U S junior players claim a 3-2 victory over Australia in an unofficial junior Davis Cup. Jon Douglas and Sarita Monies of California teamed with Mike Franks to beat Roy Emerson and Ashley Cooper 6 3, 8 10, 19 13.
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Sarita Monies
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Roy Emerson
Ashley Cooper
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Louise Brough
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Rawls Wins St Louis Women’s Open in 211 total
Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg South Carolina won the $3,500 St Louis Women’s Open by five under par totaling 211 after rounds of 67 and 73. Beverly Hanson finished second with 223, while Betty Hicks shot 227 for third. Brooklyn and Chicago held mixed results in the national league scores with various teams and players listed in final tallies.
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Sports Radio TV Schedule Amid Station Notes
Radio and TV listings show MPC coverage and times for a Likely sports blocks. Mentions include KH and KFWB with baseball and football style references alongside a Dig Ten Review program.
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