Marciano Odds Soar to 5-1 in Title Bid at Polo Grounds
Rocky Marciano and challenger Roland La Starza brace for their 1é-round title fight at Polo Grounds with odds rising to 5 to 1 in favor of the champion. Ringside seats sell fast as TV plans and theater showings factor into expected gate, while betting shifts toward a knockout outcome.
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Kansas Jayhawks Face UCLA in Southern California Friday Night
Kansas University, a Big Seven member from Lawrence, meets UCLA in the Los Angeles Coliseum after a 13-0 loss to TCU. Sikes era steady with 33–17 record, Kansas rebuilds with 24 returning lettermen. backfield young, line strong, several sophomores expected to start.
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Yankee Ace Erskine Hot in Tuneups for World Series
United Press reports on preparations for the World Series as Yankees ace Allie Reynolds and Dodgers ace Carl Erskine shine in tuneups. Reynolds struck out 11 over seven innings in a 7-2 win, while Erskine fanned six in a three inning session against the Pirates.
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Georgia Tech Rated No 1 in Early College Football ratings
Georgia Tech holds the No 1 spot in the Smith Touchdown Tendency System after one game in the early season. Baylor is No 2 after smothering California 25-0, UCLA is third after a 41-0 win over Oregon State, LSU shocks Texas 20-7 to reach No 4, and Maryland earns No 5 with a 20-6 victory over Missouri.
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Sports Calendar Update For Thursday Grid
On Thursday the schedule shows boxing events with Love Japon Sa Dizzy Davis and Amateur Boxing South Gale at 12 30. Football features Lynnead Best facing St Anthony's Be 4. oo at Hare Barrie Pormona Fair.
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Saints Triumph In Catholic Carnival With Two Touchdowns
Bill Wachteren reports St Anthony's High School rolled past St Monica 39 to 7 in the Catholic League Carnival at Corsair Field Santa Marina Habuarawaneens. Anthony's 13 points came from a 10 yard pass and a 1 yard plunge plus runs by Wasnick and Romo despite two plays being called back by penalties. Loyola notched the lone West score as East dominated the four games.
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PCC Football Stats Highlight Dandoy Leading Rushes and Scoring
Southern California junior Aramis Dandoy led rushing with 169 yards from scrimmage and two touchdowns as PCC statistics show UCLA Paul Cameron dominating punt returns and punting. Washington quarterback Sandy Lederman posted 241 passing yards and 254 total offense, while Washington, SC, and UCLA trailed in yardage totals.
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Stalling Tactics Irk Danish Netter
Danish player Torben Ulrich walked off the court in a Pacific Coast Championship match against Hill Hoepner of San Francisco amid irritations over Hoepner’s soft shots and stalling tactics. Hoepner led 11-9, 4-1 when Ulrich defaulted, giving Hoepner the victory.
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Browns move to Baltimore in doubt as AL clubs deny Toronto claim
An unnamed major league executive suggested the St. Louis Browns could relocate to Toronto, with strong opposition from Clark Griffith and Roy Mack. Veeck and Toronto’s Cocke reportedly favored the idea, while Yankees president Dan Topping and others kept open minds amid denials from multiple sides.
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Bum Cripples in Fine Fettle Ahead of World Series Opener
Brooklyn managers report Dodgers regulars set to start against the Yankees in the World Series opener. Carl Furillo says his broken finger is healing well. Gil Hodges is fully sound and plans to play versus the Phillies Friday. Roy Campanella recovered from a bruised thumb and got a hit. Junior Gilliam improved from an upset stomach to pinch hit and score the winning run.
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Padres Hurler Sold to Cardinals in Cash Deal
St Louis announced the purchase of Mexican lefty Guillermo Luna from San Diego in a cash plus players deal. Unofficial reports pegged the cash at over 75000 dollars. The 23 year old compiled a 17 10 record and a 2 59 ERA with the sixth place team in the Pacific Coast League.
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Vague Radio TV Sports Schedule Item
Fragmentary radio and television listings show various stations and times for sports and boxing programs. The text mentions KFOX KRED KMPC KNXT KELA and AKTLA with times around 7 p m to 11 10 p m and references baseball boxing and wrestling programs without clear event details.
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Winning Coach Sounds Off on Upset Loss
Thaddeus Vann, coach of Mississippi Southern College, asserts his team is the most underrated in the country after a 25-19 upset of Alabama. He faults press coverage, notes he would prefer a two-platoon system, and highlights Mississippi Southern’s growth and ambitious future schedule against Georgia and Mississippi State.
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Irish Picked by Fraley Follies and Weekend Winners
New York notes Fraley’s Follies and weekend football predictions list Notre Dame over Oklahoma, Army over Furman, Boston College over Clemson, Navy over Army, Syracuse over Temple, Cornell over Colgate, Princeton over Lafayette, and many others across the East, Midwest, West and South with predicted upsets and routs. The piece mixes playful rhymes and confident calls, naming teams, conferences, and several state schools.
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Angels Purchase Ex Big Leaguers In Major Move
Los Angeles baseball club buys two former major leaguers, pitcher Shel fron Jones and catcher John Pramesa, along with rookie infielder Gene Hooks from Springfield. Jones played for the Giants Braves and Cubs, best year 1948 with the Giants going 16 8. Promesa, once with Cincinnati and the Cubs, missed this season with a back injury. Hooks hit .264 this year.
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Lopez to Redlegs Tebbetts to Tribe in baseball trade talk
New York reports Lopez may leave the Cleveland Indians to manage the Cincinnati Redlegs next year. George Tebbetts, former Cleveland catcher and current Indianapolis manager, would succeed him. Redlegs GM Gabe Paul declined comment as the World Series looms.
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Injuries Threaten USC Clash With Minnesota Saturday
USC's Trojans opened as early favorites to beat Minnesota in the Coliseum but injuries dim optimism. Wingbacks Linden Crow and Ron Calabria are unlikely to play. Aramis Dandoy and Jim Decker nursing minor hurts but expected ready. Coach Jess Hill shifted quarterbacks to cover gaps. Gedert and Dowe also near action.
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Thesz Retains Title In Cold Weather Rematch
In Hollywood at Legion Stadium Lou Thesz of St Louis defeated Baron Michel Leone of Santa Monica after a two fall setup, winning the decisive third fall to retain the national wrestling heavyweight title. Leone took the second fall, Thesz the first, with 3600 in attendance and prior year gate noted at Gilmore Field.
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Statewide TV Hopes Rise Over Oklahoma Notre Dame Game
Norman Oklahoma Regents met amid pressure from Gov Johnston Murray to allow statewide telecasting of the Oklahoma Notre Dame football game. Regents eyed ways to publish telecasts without defying NCAA rules while Notre Dame officials and NCAA TV staff consult to find interpretive options. Authorities seek a solution as public demand mounts and the game sells out.
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