Sid Gillman on Bobby Cox and rookie quarterbacks
Sid Gillman reflects on Bobby Cox being released after seven weeks, noting Cox’s failure to memorize plays and the risk of him joining another club. Pro football ranks also note Billy Wells’s release by Pittsburgh as he pursues acting, while other notes share quick odds and football gossip from Los Angeles sports circles.
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Bobby Cox
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Sid Gillman
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Frank Ryan
Cox
Ms Cox
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Minnesota Flash
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Buddy Parker
Billy Wells
Wells
Debbie Reynolds
Eddie Fisher
Parker
Pitt
Ed Kiely
Los Angetes
Hollywood
Rome Raring J County Fair Pomona Sports Card
Teania Pacific Southweat Champion King from Le A Tenia Club competes in a 12 30 p m event at the Rome Raring J County Fair in Pomona with details remaining unclear from readable text.
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All Diy
Sports on Radio-TV Highlights and Schedule Fragments
Radio and television listings show sports coverage with partial times and station identifiers. Entries reference Rediega KMEC KEIG and a program titled Sports Champions with limited readable details and unclear formats.
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SC Mentor Hints Coin Could Gate UCLA Football
The Southern California Football Writers Association heard UCLA coach George Dickerson may step in as a public relations man if needed. Gillman praised Del Shorin and Jon Arnett while noting Oregon State and Pitt games loom. Beavers have struggled in L A since 1935. Clark defends SC depth as opening night against Oregon looms.
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Writers’ Junction
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Cox May Head for Canada
Speculation swirls that Bobby Cox may be sent to Canada to finish the season after the Rams placed him on waivers. Rams general manager Gillman said the team cannot carry more than two quarterbacks, making Cox a luxury. Three other players were waived, and Art Hauser was placed on injured reserve for a year. Cox played sparingly this season, struggled to adapt to the offense, and questions linger about his fit with the Rams.
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Names Go Ahead in Net Tourney
United States Davis Cup squad wins in opening round at the Pacific Southwest tennis tournament held at the Los Angeles Tennis Club. Players including Hamilton Richardson and Michael Davies of England advance with several matches decided in straight sets.
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Los Angeles
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Houston
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Touchdown Tendency System to Predict Weekend Football
The Touchdown Tendency System of football ratings returns to the Press-Telegram this week with predictions for national games. Created by Dr. Allen N. Smith of San Jose State College, it ignores sentiment and bases forecasts on teams yardage and scoring ability, boasting 83 percent accuracy over 20,000 games.
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Gram‘Bling
State Teachers Normal College
Grambling
War news note with scattered boxing results
Fragmented OCR item lists boxing scores and city matchups including Baltimore Chicago Boston Kunasa City New York Detroit with a mention of a series schedule and a fight result.
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Pros Trim Rosters to 38 Players
National Football League teams cut rosters to 38 players ahead of the season opener on September 28. The moves include releases and waivers as clubs reshuffle to meet the limit, with several familiar players and new names entering or leaving rosters.
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National Football League
Cleveland
Milt Campbell
Indiana
Olympic Dreamafon
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Robingan
Rel Degz
Bob Burda
Twoekle
Helluima
Ron Vets
Ornen
Gilura
Grom
Oregon
Fairly Injured Hopes to Play Again on Friday
Dodgers third baseman Don Zimmer faced an error charged on a pop fly miscue that sparked Milwaukee Braves to an 83 victory in Cincinnati. Zimmer disputed the call, saying he thought Lillis caught it, while the Braves rallied in the seventh to erase a 3-2 Dodgers lead. Eddie Mathews, Hank Aaron, Joe Adcock and Frank Torre contributed key hits as Labine struggled. the Braves swept the series in a 4-3 game that left the Dodgers with a 148 season result.
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Labine
Frank Torre
Wee
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Tab Buckeyes, for No. 1 Spot
In a chaotic pre-season top 25, Minnesota State leads a crowded poll as several programs garner votes. Notre Dame, Arkansas, Arizona State, Georgia Tech, and Tennessee appear among those listed with scattered first place tallies and multiple teams vying for the top ranking.
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Oklahoma
Eas
Jana Fon
Pittsburgh
Texas
Yates
Orader
Adi
Arizona State
West Hirloreth
Georgia Tesh
Pes
Tennessea
Sdellean
Oregon
Rine Kinhoma
Joule
Tanker Younger rejoins Steelers after trade from Rams
Paul Younger known as The Tank, a Grambling graduate and ex Rams fullback, joins Pittsburgh Steelers with Buddy Parker optimistic about his fit. Younger recalls dramatic Grambling name change and vows to help revive a stagnant Steelers offense alongside rookie Larry Krutko.
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Rams
Buddy Parker
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Grambling
Los Angeles
Ralph Jones
Steelers
Parker
Bud
Larry Krutko
West Virginia
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