Football briefing on USC and Washington State highlights
Readable excerpts recount USC and Washington State football history. USC began in 1888 and has five perfect seasons, a 477-game record, and a 70.5 percent win rate entering this season. Washington State dates to 1894 with 41% wins overall and notable unbeaten years. Tonight they meet for the 28th time, USC leading 20-8 with four ties.
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What Price Fame Avila Named Mayor of California Town
Avila, a Cleveland Indians second baseman, was named honorary mayor of Avila California by Evelyn Paetan, head of the Avila Civic Association. The fishing town on California's central coast, founded over a century ago, has about 300 residents including domesticated nets.
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Trojans Heavy Favorites to Damp Green Cougars
SC a two plus touchdown favorite and Washington State College face off in Los Angeles Coliseum. Trojans rely on a veteran lineup with nine lettermen, while Washington State fields an all junior squad led by Sam Childress and Jim Hagorty. Key injuries for SC may dim the edge as the Cougars seek an upset in the 1950s era season opener.
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You Be the Quarterback by Warren Gaer and Blake Universty
A garbled game description notes California and Oklahoma defenses and offensive moves in the first half. It mentions a slouchdown, line formations, and various plays including fly handoffs. The text references page numbers and a critique of defensive alignments.
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Ex-Seal sets pro home run record in final week
Gay Percy, ex Seals infielder in Bakersfield Class A State League, led his team with 57 homers to set a long standing pro mark, while batting champ Joe Brunacki of Fresno hit . . Modesto Reds dominated with multiple places, Stockton pitcher Thorpe went 28 4 as MVP on All-Star team.
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Sports Calendar Vent ball-itt enington shite sl Wheeels
Wrestiine Derin Pick Arena hosts a veterans team event with 3280 spectators. Shay-Valley Sporsemen compete on Saturday in a Puree Wourlug Puna match while Ho-Paenic Soutiness Tourney runs into May with CHnikhes involved.
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Unclear Sports Broadcasts and Race Results Summary
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Football Calendar Notes From Uneven List Of Matches
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Rain Delays Title Bout Tonight At Yankee Stadium
Heavyweight title fight between Rocky Marelano and Lzzard Charies still set for Yankee Stadium tonight after postponements. Rain and Giants conflicts push main event to 11 pm SDT with radio TV coverage nationwide.
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Lemon Eyes Clincher Delivers Victory in Detroit Night
Cleveland can clinch the American League pennant tonight with Bob Lemon expected to start and face the Tigers. The Yankees, eight games back, won a late game against Detroit to stay mathematically alive. Rab Grim earned his 19th win as Detroit fell 2 to 0 while the Indians took a key win to inch toward the title. The Braves and Giants split as Cincinnati won 9-3, signaling renewed NL pennant hopes with two 6-2 wins.
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Coach Forced to Scrimmage With Few Aggie Players
College Station Texas amid a player dearth coach Paul Bear Bryant led Texas A&M with only eight available players. He and his aides suited up as opposition for a semi regular session, matching first stringers against a thinned squad.
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Durocher praises Giants bullpen strength over 1951 club
Giants manager Leo Durocher hailed a deeper relief corps and an improved bench, saying the current team is better than the 1951 miracle club. He noted Hoyt Wilhelm’s outstanding work closing and the bullpen’s role in recent 6-2 wins over the Braves as the pennant race tightens with five games left. Dusty Rhodes drove in the decisive run in the sixth inning helping to seal the victory.
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Tompkins Set for Tribe Test and Coast Race Opens
The Pacific Coast football race opens with Southern California hosting Washington State while Stanford meets College of the Pacific at Stockton. COP stars include Raph Dewey Tompking and Tony Grach in a retooled lineup as Stanford seeks revenge for a 25-20 loss in 1953. Oregon, OU and UCLA also figure in Saturday games as Oregon State idle.
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Vern Coming Home and Stephens Quits Orioles Fade
Baltimore notes report Vern Coming Home amid uncertainties as Stephen Stephens quits the Orioles after an injury plagued season. Stephens said he will return to California and decide on future play while the team faces a difficult winter and potential reshaping after a rough year.
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Bears and Sooners Lead Early 1954 College Football Card
New York AP reports the 1954 season opens with limited top games though a major Saturday slate looms. Oklahoma faces questions at quarterback as Calame recovers, while Alabama meets Mississippi and USC vs Washington State. Notre Dame under Brennan eyes future tests. Saturday offers a broad lineup including Kentucky, Georgia Tech, Tulane, Rice, and others across conferences.
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Oaks Seals meet in Pacific Coast League playoff final
Oakland hosts San Francisco in a best of five Governor's Cup final. Oakland edged San Diego 14-1 and 7-3 while San Francisco beat Hollywood 7-0 then 5-3 as both teams push toward a winner take all finale at Seals Stadium if needed. Pitchers Getle, Broglio for Oakland and Ponce, Hilter for the Seals set the rotation.
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TV Roster For Saturday's Nationally Televised Game
Readable lines list lineup prospects and rosters for Okinhoma versus Carornia, with kickoff at 2 pm. The fragmentary OCR shows numerous player names and incomplete team notes, indicating a feature on which players may appear and probable formations for the televised matchup.
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Steelers trim roster with four more rookies cut
The Pittsburgh Steelers cut four more rookies, trimming the roster. Linebacker Joe Fulwyler of Oregon State, guard Joe Palumbo of Virginia, tackle George Murphy of Harbor Junior College and end Kirk Hinderliter of Colorado A&M were released.
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UCLA Bruins Host Navy in Coliseum With Uncertain Key Players
UCLA faces Navy in Los Angeles with doubts on top backs Johnny Hermann and Primo Villanueva. The Bruins pursue improvement after a weak intra squad scrimmage while Navy relies on quarterback Earl Stelle and star Bucky Harris to pace the Sailors.
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