Paul Richards quits White Sox for Orioles in quiet move
The piece notes Paul Richards abandoning Chicago White Sox amid friction with Frank Lane. Richards joins Baltimore as field and general manager, citing intolerable public spats and constant criticism. Lane reportedly did little to keep him, while Richards seeks a calmer, more focused role away from the Sox.
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Trojan Spark Joins SC in 27 7 Victory Over Pitt
Sophomore Jon Arnett of Manual Arts High School ignites USC Trojans in a 27-7 win over the Pittsburgh Panthers at Los Angeles Coliseum. Arnett repeatedly breaks tackles, rushes 47 yards on 4 carries and tallies a 12 yard pass, 18 yard scamper, and a 25 yard TD drive. Enduring hoot for Red Dawson’s Pitt, Arnett leads a fast fourth quarter surge backed by Fouch Da Re and Galli as Linden Crow adds a 56 yard run and Tisdale completes the scoring pass.
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Dressen Shopping to Manage Senators Says Opposing Reports
New York reports say Dressen agreed to terms with the Washington Senators but owner Clark Griffith denies the deal. Pressing for more money, Dressen weighs offers as Griffith seeks a replacement for Bucky Walters, who is slated to step down.
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Brennan Leads Notre Dame In Spotlight At South Bend
Fans focused on Notre Dame with 57,000 in the stands as Terry Brennan, 26, coached the Irish against Texas in South Bend. The game highlighted shifts under new leadership while other top clashes across the nation unfolded, including Michigan State versus Town and USC’s decisive win over Pitt.
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Sports CalendarTONNE Traut Football Calendar
Fragmentary sports calendar note listing teams and venues with scattered names and numbers. Mentions veterans stadium and several team-like strings, but details are unclear. Indicates a schedule snippet or clipping with multiple proper nouns and figures, not a complete event.
Giardello Rusty TV verdict boos muddies Philly bout
Philadelphia report notes Giardello Rugged despite rusty showing in a 10 round televised fight with Jones. Scores ranged 6-4 7-2-1 6-4 with Pantaleo refs. AP had Tiger ahead 5-3-2 and saw only a draw possible. Fans reacted with mixed cheers as Jones claimed a close win.
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Landmark NBA Scores and Standings From Night Action
Detroit defeated Cleveland 5 to 4 while Baltimore edged Chicago 3 to 1 and New York topped Brooklyn. Nearby games saw St Louis and Milwaukee win, with Pittsburgh and Cincinnati also posting results as the league resumes suspended and incomplete affairs.
Football Calendar Tonight Diverse college and pro games listed
Tonight's slate includes Favits Cast Oregon Tech at Compton College Rumsaus Stadium Ventura gC at E Cumin Preang at Valley JC Alumeh at Bt San Ant Ttwall at Fresno state Aventera at Oregon GOP at Washington state Bakersfield at Stockton College New Mexico at San Dieso State Villanova at Syracuse Wississippi at Kentucky Baylor at Vanderbilt Boston College at Detroit Arizona at Utah Bramdell at Aston Bucknell at Muhlenberg Sunday pro games Los Angeles at Baltimore Washington at San Francisco Chicago Bears at Detroit Cleveland Philadelphia New York at Chicago Cardinals Pittsburgh at Green Bay
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Rams Set For Colts A A P Preview of NFL Openers
Six games inaugurate the 35th NFL season with the Rams at Baltimore and other openers featuring the Bears Lions Eagles and Browns. New coaches join the league including Ewbank Kuharich and Kiesling. Detroit is rated stronger after exhibition play while the Rams face a defensive test against the Colts led by Kerkorian and Young.
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Late Schuler Kick Secures LBCC Victory Over Modesto JC
Long Beach City College edged Modesto Junior College 20 to 19 as Bob Schuler booted the deciding placement after a tense finish. Schuler, a reserve back from Wilson High, delivered the lone kick that split the uprights in the closing minutes, while Modesto’s Roger Iluil led the Viking offense with two touchdown receptions and 11 carries for five yards per rush. Bailey added a three yard TD for LBCC and Gere Peterson broke loose twice for 56 yard runs for Modesto.
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State Title Bout on TV Tonight
Two televised boxing matches from opposite coasts will air on ABC Channel 7. Hollywood hosts a California featherweight title bout 12 rounds Al Cruz versus Rudy Garcia. Boston features Tony DeMarco versus Denmark's Chris Christensen in a 10 rounder.
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Fort Ord Wins All-Service Baseball Title In Narrow Victory
Jim Landis of Fort Ord hit a two run homer in the seventh inning to secure a 5 3 victory over Norfolk Virginia Navy in the all service baseball championship at Colorado Springs Army base Friday night.
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Giants ride Liddle to 10-1 win opener in doubleheader
Don Liddle pitched five hits for the Giants in a 10-1 victory over the Phillies in the opener of a doubleheader. Leo Durchey’s plan for a World Series start gains momentum as Liddle shines, while Willie Mays struggles but keeps the league batting lead. Duke Snider, Gil Hodges and Don Mueller help the Dodgers win 3-5 over Pittsburgh, and Milwaukee tops Cincinnati 4-3 in a suspended game before beating St. Louis 4-2. Ray Boone and Jim Deling homer for the Tigers as Cleveland’s Bob Lemon loses his seventh and Arnold Portocarrero’s five-hitter powers the A’s 5-1 over the Yankees. Washington edges Boston 1-0 in 41 innings, and Baltimore beats Chicago 2-1.
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Heinrich Dropped to Goof Squad
The New York Giants announced Don Heinrich will stay with the club as a free agent unable to play in games. He lost a three way contest with Charlie Donerly and rookie Bobby Clatterbuck at Texas for the starting job. Coach Jim Lea Nowell believes Heinrich will improve and win a squad place later while he trains with the team.
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