Rams Rip 49ers To Tie For Lead
Rams rally past the 49ers 24 to 25 after trailing by 20 in the afternoon game. Norm Van Brocklin and Bob Waterfield led LA with early scoring drives as San Francisco countered withYTittle to Soltau and Jessup TDs. The Rams’ defense, including two Dwyer interceptions, sealed the victory before 51,000 fans.
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Norm van Brocklin
Bob Waterfield
Rams
van Brocklin
W. T. Smith
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Y. A. Tittle
Gordon Soltau
Waterfield
San Francisco
Jack Dwyer
Tittle
Ram
Dan Yowler
T. Smith
Title
Bill Jessup
Eainer
Jimmy Powers
Hugh McKihenny
Woodley Lewis
Fullbeck Towler
Towler
Pat — Soltau
Los Angeles
Browns Hold First in American Conference After Thanksgiving Day Wins
Cleveland Browns surged to undisputed first in the NFL American Conference with a 48 to 24 win over the Washington Redskins while Detroit and Los Angeles widened their lead in the National Conference. Pittsburgh’s 63 to 7 rout of New York was the league’s biggest upset as the Cardinals toppled the Eagles 28 to 22. Towler and Smith starred for the Rams in their sixth straight victory as the team beat the 49ers 34 to 21 and Oltie Matson opened the scoring with a 79-yard kickoff return for the Cardinals.
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NEW York
Cleveland Browns
Los Angeles Rams
Detroit Lions
Cleveland
New York Giants
Philadelphia Eagles
Washington Redskins
Detroit
Green Bay Packers
Rams
San Francisco
Browns
Pittsburgh Steelers
Chicago Cardinals
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Giants
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Lynn Chadneis
Jim Finks
Dick Hen
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Basketball Takes Over Nation's Sports Spotlight
New York reports basketball shifts to center stage as the college season opens with tune-up games and a slate of conference clashes. Top matchups include La Salle versus Niagara, Ohio State against St. Louis, Notre Dame versus Indiana, California facing San Francisco, and UCLA hosting Oregon State in back to back games.
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Ohio State
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San Francisco
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Pro Grid Scores By United Press National League
National League results include Los Angeles defeating San Francisco 34 to 21 Chicago Cardinals 28 to 22 over Philadelphia Pittsburgh 63 to 7 over New York Cleveland 48 to 24 over Washington.
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Chicago Cards
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New York
Cleveland
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Redlands edge Westmont in overtime 69 67
University of Redlands overcame a five point deficit with under two minutes left to force overtime, then outscored Westmont 5 3 in the extra period for a 69 67 win at Santa Barbara. Wedel led Redlands with 16 points and Gorghi added 9 as Westmont struggled in the overtime period.
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Westmont College of Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara
Pierre Provost
Bill Wedel
Bob Edmondson
Wedel
Bob Gorghi
Westman
Westmon
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Pasadena College
Nazarene
Agenda For PCC Meeting Disclosed
LOS ANGELES UP Commissioner Victor C Schmidt of the Pacific Coast Conference disclosed the winter 1952 meeting agenda to be held December 8 to 11 in Pasadena. Key items include a proposal to raise football squad travel limits from 37 men for trips over 130 miles and to draft preliminary schedules for 1956 to 1959 under a new football formula. The plan would require California teams to play six conference games yearly and travel to the Northwest while honoring the home and home with Washington, avoiding trips to both Washington and Washington State in one year. A second item requests a conference rule mandating a minimum student grade average for intercollegiate eligibility.
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Victor C. Schmidt
Pacific Coast Conference
Pasadena
Schmidt
California
Northwest
University of Washington
Washington
Washington State
Hoopers Capture Southern California mixed doubles trophy
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hooper of Redlands won the Australian doubles cup for mixed doubles at Highland Park Arroyo Lecs greens. Twenty four teams from Southern California lawn clubs competed, with Hoopers defeating Newport Beach Long Beach and Santa Ana rivals to claim the trophy they will hold for one year.
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Redlands
Southern California
Hugh Folkins
Carl Brodersen
Percy Snyder
Harry Burton
Bracen
Santa Anita
Fresno State Wins 21 14 Over Whittier in Final
Fresno State College finished its best season since 1942 with a 21 to 14 victory over Whittier on Saturday night. Larry Willoughby ran for two touchdowns boosting his season rushing total to 1097 yards as the Bulldogs end with an 8 2 record.
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Fresno State Colleges
Whittier
Larry Willoughby
United Press
Irish Knock Trojans From National Grid Title Race
Michigan State appears headed to the mythical national title after Notre Dame upset Southern California 27 24, ruining USC's 11 0 season. Georgia Tech completed a perfect 11 0 with a 23 9 win over Georgia, while Mississippi beat Mississippi State 20 14 and bowl bound Texas Tech topped Tulsa 26 20 and Alabama blanked Auburn 21 0.
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Dick Pretz
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USC Named PCC Bowls Rep for Rose Bowl
USC was officially named the Pacific Coast Conference representative for the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day after a telegraphic poll. The Trojans, undefeated in PCC play with nine straight wins before a 9–0 loss to Notre Dame, will meet Wisconsin in the classic. Coach Jess Hill plans mid-December gathering for Rose Bowl prep.
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Nevada cities lose bid to join California League
Reno and Las Vegas were rejected by California League directors who kept the present schedule for 1953. Ventura will remain in the loop race, with hopes of help next spring from the San Francisco Scale of the Pacific Coast League after the Boston Braves quit the Reno and Las Vegas franchise.
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Probe Of Ram Forty Niner Game Denied
California Attorney General Edmund G. Brown denied a reported probe into possible fixing of the Rams Falcons game in San Francisco. He said odds moved in Las Vegas before the game and that the Rams led to the Forty-Niners shift. Los Angeles won HV to Z1. Brown noted no investigation was conducted and only unofficially informed San Francisco District Attorney Thomas Lynch.
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Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Las Vegas
Nev
Rams
Los Angeles
Thomas Lynch
Whitewater Wins Nod Over Herman
Archie Whitewater earned a split 10 round decision over Freddie Babe Herman of Los Angeles in Eureka, boosting his momentum ahead of a future lightweight title clash with Jimmy Carter. Whitewater carried the action with four rounds to Herman's three and three even, setting up a decisive end to the bout.
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Archie Whitewater
Jimmy Carter
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Babe
Herman
Los Angeles
Eurekan Ham-T
Evan
Whitewater Land
Hes Curter
Cagers Open Season Tomorrow at Redlands High School
Redlands High School Terriers start the 1952 53 season with a 7 36 pm opener at home against University of Redlands Freshmen. Bee teammates travel to Bonita. JV tips off after, with Coach Walt Anderson short eight man bench for the varsity game. Key starters include Armacost Paine Mateljan Dickey Hall and others from the Bee squad.
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Bee
Tom Paine
Steve Mateljan
Jack Dickey
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Ed Burba
Washington, D. C
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Minnesota
Craig Reynolds
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Sixteen Teams End 1952 Undefeated Seasons
New York UP reports sixteen college football teams completed their 1952 regular seasons unbeaten. Michigan State ran its win streak to 24 with nine victories, while St Norbert’s of Wisconsin went 6-0. Georgia Tech alone finished 9-0-0, scoring 130 to opponents 52.
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St. Norbert's
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Spartans
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Standiee Resting After Polio Illness
SAN FRANCISCO, UP. Standiee remains resting comfortably after a very good night a Children's hospital spokesman said. The Forty-Niner fullback who was stricken with polio last week felt his team lose its bid for a league title as it fell to the Los Angeles Rams 34 to 21 yesterday. Hospital said his temperature was dropping though doctors cautioned ongoing care.
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Standiee
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Los Angeles Rams
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Decision on Terrier game site expected today
Ralph Buck Weaver, Redlands high football coach, reported to the Quarterback club that a decision on where the Redlands Terriers and Santa Monica C. F. will play is due today. Santa Monica favors a home game. Redlands prefers here or Mt. San Antonio. Officials from both schools, with Bill Russell and C. I. F. officials, are in a huddle to decide.
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Buck) Weaver
Redlands High School
C. F
Redlands
Ta Monica
Santa Monica
Weaver
Mt. San Antonio
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Terriers
Bacone Hartnell In Jr Rose Bowl Clash
Bacone of Muskogee Oklahoma and Hartnell of Salinas California will meet in the seventh annual Little Rose Bowl in Pasadena on December 13. Bacone owns a 9–0 season and a 17-game winning streak, while Hartnell is 10 games undefeated with 260 points for and 60 against. Hartnell, first Northern or Central California entrant, is led by Richard Veris with a split-T offense. Bacone, coached by Harold Stratton, features an all Indian squad amid a 386-86 scoring run.
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Okla
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Muskogee Warriors
Central California
California
Richard Veris
Harold Stratton
New York Yankees
Chicago Rockets
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Pasadena Junior Chamber of Commerce
Dezember Wins Coast Honors For All-Coast Team
Ray Rezemper of Whittier was named to the United Press third string Little All-Coast team as the sole Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference player honored. The situation described notes uncertainty about possible damage and a 24 hour stay down if any injury occurred.
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Ray Rezemper
Whittier
United Press
Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Hamilton Air Force Wins Pacific Conference Championship
Hamilton Air Force Base defeated Lake Air Force Base Raiders 28 in Glendale Arizona to claim the Air Force Pacific Conference football title. Hamilton accepted an invitation to meet the Mexico All Stars in the Silver Bowl in Mexico City on December 20.
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Lake Air Force Base
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Ariz
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