Rivals Turn Friends Scout Varsity Clash in Santa Ana
In Santa Ana's Municipal Bowl Buck Andreasen of Long Beach City College and Stan Pavko of Modesto Jaysee gather Friday night to scout the Dons and Jaysee squads. Their longtime Idaho roots shaped a bond as rivals and later colleagues now plotting California game plans.
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Buck) Andreasen
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Stan Pavko
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Joe Hicks
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Veterans Memorial
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Ee High School
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Titan State
Tuck
Pittsburgh Steelers
Idaho Falls
Yesteryear
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Cal
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Caderies
Rizzuto's Name Pops Up as Possible Cardinal Boss
Chicago rumor mill centers on Frank Lane after Grace Comiskey accepts his White Sox resignation. Lane, a savvy executive with 246 deals in seven Sox seasons, is linked to the St Louis Cardinals with possible managers Phil Rizzuto Fred Hutchinson or George Kell under consideration. Kell may head Baltimore as general manager Paull Richards focuses on other duties.
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Les Riehte
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Richter
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Rizzuto
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Fred Hutchinson
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George Kell
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Paull, Richards
Wilson Beefs Milk Bowl with 42-15 Victory over Poly
Wilson High dominated the Milk Bowl at Veterans Memorial Stadium drawing 11,373 fans. Wilson beat Poly 14-0 and Jordan 7-0 to clinch the title, while Beez coach Vince Rees saw Poly and Jordan finish scoreless in ties.
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Jordan
Veterans Memorial Stadium
Wilson
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Panthers
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Veterans Stadium
Local College Football Scores From The West Coast
Football results show multiple close games across California Oregon and nearby areas. Bakersfield defeated Pasadena 36 to 6 while Santa Monica edged Ventura 27 25 and Whittier beat Barbara 21 to 7. Other results include San Francisco 12 Prero State 20 and Cal Apples 6 Eowall 0.
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Cong Bean State
Oregon
Francisco OC
Santa
Camin
LACE
Sta Monica
Ventura
Bakersfield
Pasadena
Preano State
San Francisco
Whittier
Barbara
CHL
Enniblers
Cal Apzies
Sange State
Eowall
Deneer
Drake
Teleto
Erro
Colerice Stace
Qoloragda
Hawling Geen
Kent
Arnti
Ste
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Prier
Eagles and Giants open NFL season with 72 game slate
The National Football League begins its 36th season with an 8his game stand this weekend and a 72 game schedule through mid-December. Philadelphia is undefeated in six exhibitions while the Giants stand 2-4. Browns host Washington as new coaches Ray Richards Strader Gillman take charge of Cardinals 49ers and Rams games also start Sunday.
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Philadelphia
New York Giants
Philadelpia
Cleveland Browns
Washington
Detroit Lions
Green Bay
Chicago Bears
Baltimore
Los Angeles Rams
San Francisco
Ray Richards
Cardinals
Norman
Red) Strader
Sid Gillman
University of Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Wrestling Eastside Arena Mast Lindse 1, $200
The card lists wrestling events at Eastside Arena with entrants including Antupy Mitel and Morsethneine Callarr, noting prize money around $200. A separate tennis event for women is scheduled at Clock ther, with details sparse.
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Holyrood
Eastside
Lindse
Isdenk Slagum
Callarr
Woamen
Wacky Rams Open Season With Fanfare and New Coach Sid Yan
The Los Angeles Rams underscored their quirky reputation as they began the 1955 season under new head coach Sid Yan, promoted from Cincinnati. The club, famed for high scoring and volatile temperaments, renovated its staff and defense to bolster a prolific offense. Fans energized by a then-record home attendance of 61,059 per game eyed a dramatic season ahead.
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Sid_G Yan
University of Cincinnati
Cleveland
Paul Brown
Sid
Hamp Poo
Butch Shaughnessy
Norm van Brocktin
Joe
Deacon Dan Taner
Tank
Bob Boyd
Tom Fears
Brooklin
Pool
Itis
Rams
Ellena Gillman
Colorado
Thos Stars
Reams
San Francisco Forty-Niners
Hve
Long Beach State Debuts in State Bowl Loss to Occidental
Long Beach State College, in its first football game, fell 21-6 to Occidental College on a Friday night. Trailing 21-0, the 49ers' lone score came late as QB John Timbrools connected with Harlow Richardson and Ron Wredell finished the drive with a plunge after a roughness penalty.
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Long Beach State College
Jack Kemp
Occidental College
49Ers
John Timbrools
Harlow Richardson
Richardson
Osy
Tigers
Local grid slate with mixed results and key drives
Scattered college football notes and upcoming games list includes Occidental and San Diego State, with Kemp connecting two TD passes and a 53-yard strike to Platt in a late period drive. Mentions several teams and venues, plus incomplete OCR fragments of player and play-by-play names.
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Kemp
Jimie Mora
Occidental
Jay
Walt Williamson
Platt
Cli
Ftax
Oxy
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Heate Cay
Geclental
En Morassevoy Friedman
Mudeten Raodhouse
Convei
Ford Gets Series Call For Yankees In World Series
Whitey Ford was named the Yankees starter for the World Series opener at Yankee Stadium likely against Brooklyn ace Don Newcombe. Casey Stengel praised the team after clinching the pennant in Boston, with Byrne penciled for game two and others set for the Dodgers series. The manager conceded the Red Sox fought hard to the end in the 2-4 clincher.
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Whitey Ford
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Brooklyn
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Tommy Byrne
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Don Larsen
Bob Turley
Ebbets Field
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Stengel
del Webb
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Tiger
Case
Red Sox
Vinnie Smith Tops PCL Umpires of 1955
The Base Ball Writers' Association of the Pacific Coast League named Vinnie Smith of Sacramento the outstanding umpire for 1955. Smith, a former Pittsburgh catcher in his first year behind the plate, received seven of eight votes and will receive 2500 dollars from a soft drink sponsor for the honor.
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Baseball Writers’ Assn
Pacific Coast League Today
Vinnie Smith
Sacramento
Smith
Pittsburgh
Line Scores from an American League First Game Summary
Partial line scores and home run details from New York and Baltimore games, with mentions of players Byrne Siufdivant Berra Nixon and White, plus National League notes for Philadelphia St Louis and Milwaukee including Mathews Crowe Spahn Levis.
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Boston
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Larsen
Ford
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Wes
White
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Ransmi
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Letomen
Sports on Radio TV race reservations KHFC
Radio and TV listings present race reservations and schedule notes for KMFC KH, including football roundups. Program blocks show times around 6:30 and 7:30 p.m., with game previews and station identifiers.
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Gables van Senscored
Stanterd
Bia
KCOF
Salea Ye. Tores
Arnett Sparks Trojans Past Oregon in 42 45 Shootout
USC star Jon Arnett rips Oregon for 28 points and four touchdowns as the Trojans overcome the Webfoots 45 42 at the Coliseum before 37 470 fans. Oregon’s Jack Morris and Tim Constratto supply early spark but Arnett’s fourth quarter 90 yard dash and key plays seal the win.
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DUCKS
Jack Morris
Oregon
Southern California
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Leon Clarke
Trojans
Tom Crabtree
Lewis and Clark
Jon Arnett
Len Casanova
Portland
Arnett
Iammett
Atnett
Dick James
Ughts
Tim Constratto
Ernie Zampese
Chuck Liembach
Jim Shanley
Ick
Roberts
Gorl
Stered
Rubke
Oregonians
Theh
Contraite
Lat Rovers
Pues Revueny
Toelmiack
Durocher to Manage Giants. Rigney Named Successor
Pi Len Durocher announced as manager of the New York Giants with Bill Rigney, 37, chosen as his successor. President Horace Stoneham said Durocher will not return to the Polo Grounds next year and Rigney will join from Minneapolis. Rigney has eight seasons with the Giants and leads the Millers. The club is tied with Rochester in the Little World Series as coaches Fitzsimmons and Franks resign.
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Len Durother
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Bill Rigney
Horace Stoneham
Durocher
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Rigney
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Tigney
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Millers
Yankees Rally to Narrow Deficit in Seventh Inning Victory
Friday notes recount a hectic seventh inning rally by the Yankees led by Gil McVonzaid as New York clinches a 1-2 victory to keep pennant hopes alive. Anunciated stars including Whitey Ford and JPR figure in the frame as the Sox fall short.
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Celler
Hey Sox
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Battin
Gil McVonzaid
Yankees
Gagelinch
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