New South Wales Title Goes to Ashley Cooper Over Buchholz
Ashley Cooper of Australia defeated 18-year-old Earl Buchholz of St. Louis 6 0 6 1 6 2 in the New South Wales Tennis Championship final. Cooper dominated the match as Buchholz showed nerves in the first final of his career, with Cooper winning the decisive sets after a tight start.
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Renee Schumman
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Jan Lehane
Hares Edge North High in Narrow Playoff Win
Poly's Friday CIP playoff victory over North High 19 to 13 came from a final pass with five seconds left, giving Poly a second-round showdown with undefeated San Diego High at Balboa Stadium. The crowd of about 6,000 witnessed a game of tight defense and a late dramatic strike.
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Poly High edge North High on last play thriller
North High was edged by Poly in a dramatic final moment as Willie Brown connected with Bob Banks for a three yard TD after the clock had run out. Coach Levy lamented his squad’s effort while North High coach Bob Shoup praised both teams for a hard fought CIF style finish.
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Army Navy football on radio TV schedule
Sports listings show Army versus Navy and other games on TV and radio. Cards note broadcasts on KNXT KTTV KTLA channel stations with various times and matchups including Rams and Cardinals.
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Tatum Stars In Tuneup Ahead Of Big Month
A garbled report describes Tatum and co. preparing for a College All-Stars event. Mentions a tuneup Friday afternoon, a February through March run, and engagements at various venues including an auditorium and a store, with limited readable names.
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Ted Williams Troubled By Ankle Again
The Herald reports Boston Red Sox slugger Ted Williams, 50, facing ankle trouble. By Ed Costello, Williams is treated by a Boston doctor and remains in the same area as last year's injury that limited spring training but saw him finish with a .923 batting average, 26 homers, and 85 RBIs.
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Brennan Tabs Iowa Bowl Win
Notre Dame coach Terry Brennan predicted a Rose Bowl victory for Iowa over California, praising Iowa's fast backfield and passing. He commented on Randy Duncan, noted California's ball control style, and criticized the two point conversion rule while debating platoon football and possible goal line rules.
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Terry Broad
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Drenhall
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Trish
Brendan
Iowa
Randy Duncan
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Joe Kapp
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Rams Hold Off Tulare Five In Narrow Victory
Millikan varsity defense limited Tulare High to few scores as Rams, led by Roger Rhodes with 18 points, won 52 38 in a preliminary game. Tulare’s reserves fell to Millikan reserves 52 38 while the main game kept Tulare in check until late first half.
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Wrestle Show At Paramount Arena Promises Classic Action
A boxing and wrestling card headlines today at the Wrestle Municipal Auditorium with bouts at 15 15 p m. The event features teams and fighters from Les Coyotes Country Club and Paramount with tickets listed at 230 dollars.
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Early start planned for baseball season in Washington
United Press International reports the Baltimore Orioles will face the Washington Senators on April 8 in Washington to begin the season earlier than history records. League headquarters announced the move aiming to kick off the campaign with an unprecedented early start.
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Pro Grid Crowds Show Big Attendance Increase
Professional football attendance in the NFL rose 7.4 percent through part of the season, with Cleveland and Baltimore among leaders. The Browns led with a total rise of 53,901 in home games, while the Colts gained 38,484. Overall attendance reached 760,090 across five home games, as teams adapted with stadium moves and expanding fan support.
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