Redlands and Pasadena Reach University of Redlands Final
Redlands defeats Whittier 50 4 to reach the title game at the University of Redlands in a final tonight against Pasadena Nazarenes led by Bob Hopkins. Whittier and Occidental vie for third place, Caltech faces Pomona in the consolation, and Pomona beats Westmont as Redlands tops Chapman in the semifinals.
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Quarterback Club Plans Final Meeting Before Playoff Wake
The Redlands Associates Quarterback Club schedules a 7 am Monday gathering for a final CLF playoff wake. This will be the last meeting of the year and centers on the Santa Monica and Redlands game.
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Mixed League Bowling Results Card
The Mixed League last night saw Team 3 defeat Las Cocktail 3 to 0. Bank of America beat Team 5 2 to 1, and Redlands Federal Savings edged Bank of America II 2 to 1. Mentone A Elec 3, Lennie Melugin led ladies with 183, Alice Walthers 432 series. Glen Gipson topped men with 190 and Mason 487. Federal Savings posted 615 in a high game and 1725 in team totals.
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Trojans Rally For OT Victory Over Hawaii
The University of Southern California Trojans defeated Hawaii 59 in overtime after trailing most of the game. A late surge by USCs sophomore lineup broke the Islanders’ resolve as Willy and Harvey Lee were injured in overtime, ending Hawaii’s bid with a 49 49 tie after regulation.
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Colton C Team Defeats Redlands in Close Boys Basketball
Colton C Team edged Redlands 32 to 23 in a junior high boys basketball game. Fox led Redlands with 11 points while Keith Hubbs topped Colton with an unspecified scoring total.
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Redlands Terriers Fall In Tight Showdown At Covina
Redlands Terriers lose 41 39 to Covina after a last second backboard shot. Toy Terriers beat Covina Bees 34 29 behind Johnny Janowicz clutch finishing. Ed Burba leads Redlands with 14 points. Mateljan fouls hinder late rally.
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Rickey to Name Sawyer Manager
Branch Rickey eyed Eddie Sawyer as Pittsburgh Pirates manager with Fred Haney thought to be the preferred major league choice by many in the organization. Rickey’s decision hinges on Haney’s demand for a long term contract versus Sawyer ready to step in after a Phillies firing and prior pennant win with the 1950 whiz kids.
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Pacific Clubs Hawaii 49 13 college football blowout
In Honolulu Stadium 6500 fans watched College of Pacific's Tigers overpower Hawaii 49 to 13. Tom McCormick scored three touchdowns and COP built momentum early with Phil Fiock's 54 yard kickoff return for a score and a 3 yard pass from Roy Gitason to Key Buck for another.
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Kelly, Noted Sports Writer, Dies at 69 in Los Angeles
Mark Kelly, longtime sports writer and Notre Dame Southern California classic promoter, died last night of a stroke. He was 69. A former sports editor in a Los Angeles paper, he left that post in 1936 and later worked at 20th Century Fox studios.
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Robinson To Get Another Chance For Title Review
New York boxing officials may restore Sugar Ray Robinson’s world middleweight title if he pledges to defend it soon and proves a satisfactory title bout has been arranged. Commission chairman Kristenberry said a review could be held on December 19 after a manager was notified to file proof of a suitable title clash.
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Tiger Jones Upsets Bratton at Madison Square Garden
New York report says 24 year old middleweight Ralph Tiger Jones upset ex-welter Johnny Bratton before 3,614 fans at Madison Square Garden. Jones weighed 154 pounds to Bratton's 148% and used a relentless attack to win in a lop sided bout, prompting talk of a rematch.
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Tiger) Jones
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Marion To Guide San Jose Red Sox in 1953
The San Jose Red Sox of the California State League named Johnny Red Marion to manage the club in 1953. Marion, brother of Marty Marion of the St. Louis Browns, led San Jose to a second place tie in the league standings last season.
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Red) Marion
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Girl Born To Marciano's Wife in Brockton
Barbara Cousins Marciano gave birth to a girl weighing 6½ pounds in Brockton Hospital. The couple's first child is reported healthy and doing nicely, adding to the fame of world heavyweight boxing champion Rocky Marciano.
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Trampled to Death in Theater Panic in Mexico City Area
In Llavatierra near Mexico City at a cinema fire caused by cigarette smoke igniting paper in the balcony, at least 14 people, mostly children, were trampled as panic spread. Victims were pushed from the balcony into the crowd below during the rush to escape the smoke and flames.
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Medal of Honor Awards for Korean War Marines
The Marine Corps announced two posthumous Medal of Honor awards for Korea. Second Lt. George H. Ramer of Lewisburg and Loysville Pennsylvania died covering his platoon’s withdrawal. Cpl. Jack A. Davenport of Mission Kansas and Kansas City Missouri smothered a grenade to save a comrade.
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Rams Packers Clash in Coliseum Preview
Los Angeles Rams and Green Bay Packers prepared for their NFL meeting in the Coliseum with LA favored by two touchdowns and an expected 55 000 in attendance. Rain threatens a slow track though a tarp offers protection. Rams coach Hampton Pool praised Green Bay offense and Packers coach Vince Lombardi noted the Rams as a strong defense capable of running and striking.
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Eisenhower Kore an War Plans Face Public Guesses
President elect Eisenhower’s remarks in Korea about strengthening United Nations defense sparked a guessing game in Washington. Officials say his timing steadies allies, though few details exist. Possibilities include expanded ROK divisions, slower buildup, potential extra troops, and a debated role for atomic weapons.
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Six Children Perish In Flames After Explosion
Pittsburgh dispatch reports five brothers and their sister died trapped in debris of a frame house shattered by an overnight explosion. Parents Robert Moulis and Rose escaped with injuries. Bodies of David 14 Louise 12 Ruth 9 and two more unnamed siblings recovered from the burning wreckage as rescuers fought the heat and moans of the trapped children.
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Calif weather edges storm as temperate turn steadies
The storm near Southern California faded by the area. Rain totals stayed under 2.25 inches. A cold front over Arizona moved eastward. A new system heads for the San Francisco Bay Area with strong winds and heavy rains expected across Northern California Oregon and Washington. Temperatures will dip to around the low 30s in the colder areas tomorrow night.
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Poland quits UNESCO in protest over Spain admission
Poland announced it was withdrawing from UNESCO in Paris in protest against Spain's admission. The action follows Poland's claim that Spain's entry betrays democracy and culture, with Czechoslovakia and Hungary seen as possible follow-ons. UNESCO officials prepared to accept the withdrawal as the agency faces a cash deficit and a boycott from Poland.
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Driver Held After Gas Leak Blast Near Building
Police say a car crash into a retaining wall caused a gas line leak that triggered a blast. The incident injured several people and the driver is held for manslaughter.
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ROKs Hope for Stronger U S Aid After Eisenhower Visit
South Korean troops facing the front express high hopes after President elect Dwight Eisenhower leaves. Lt Lee Chong Soo says Eisenhower must back a free united Korea against Communism. Sgt Kim Dong Su urges a bigger ROK army with more weapons. Cpl Pak Mun Bong from Seoul calls for maximum allied support to drive Communists from North Korea.
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Girl to be examined after setting five churches ablaze
A 13 year old girl who started fires at five churches and damaged others will receive psychiatric treatment. Grant county officials said the girl’s parents took her to an Oklahoma City psychiatrist and a delinquency hearing is planned for Monday. Authorities say she confessed she set the fires because her parents made her attend church. The fires occurred in Tonkawa and the Ford Creek area, including the destruction of a church on November 13.
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Not Been In Vain Says Leader for More US Help
A speaker urged increased United States aid as the greatest need, stressing that even unused furniture and appliances can find a ready market through Classified Ads. The remarks underscore a push for relief and support amid ongoing hardships.
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