Rams Sign Boyd and Two Rookies to Rams
Rams announce the signings of star wide receiver Bob Boyd for a fourth season, plus two rookies Duane Wardlow and Jim Murray. Boyd led last season with 548 receiving yards and 22.8 yard per catch, while Wardlow is a 6 4 213 pound tackle turned defensive end and Murray a 6 0 220 pound linebacker from Washington and Montana respectively.
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Perez 175 Pick To Beat Bassett
Young Lulu ng of Brooklyn is favored at 174 to beat Percy Bassett of Philadelphia tonight in their featherweight challenge at Madison Square Garden.
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Jack Dempsey Birthday Party Honors 39th Anniversary
More than 200 friends and well wishers gathered at Dempsey's Broadway restaurant to celebrate Jack Dempsey's 39th birthday with a party and dinner on Thursday night in New York.
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Patty and Shea Set for Wimbledon Fourth Round
Budge Patty the defending Wimbledon champion and dark-horse Gil Shea of California were scheduled for the fourth round of men’s singles. Americans also pursued the third round in women’s singles as Maureen Connolly Doris Hail Margaret Osborne Du Fant Barbara Graces and Ive Belt Rosenques advanced. In men's action Philippe Washer and Mervyn Rose prepared to meet Jaroslav Drobay and Kurt Nielsen respectively as Britain’s Rex Hartwig faced Shea’s fellow Cal dwellers in a day of pivotal matches.
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Softball Clash at Redlands YMCA Grounds Tonight
Tony Frenas brings his team to the YRCA softball field for a game at 8 p.m. against Gene Landdens newly organized Free Methodist squad in the Churches Softball League.
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Middlecoff Leads Insurance City Open After Round One
Cary Middlecoff shot a 65 to lead by three strokes at the start of the second round of the Insurance City Open in Waterbury Conn. Adolpho DiS: Aliuoccli? from Memphis fired the best first round in the tournament's brief history with a 60s score.
Whitlow To Head Air Academy Athletic Program
Lt Col Robert V Whitlow a 36 year old former West Point football star will direct the new U S Air Academy athletic program at Colorado Springs He will serve as intra mural and inter collegiate director of athletics as the academy near here activates in July next year Fans expect matchups with Army Navy Notre Dame unlikely before fall 1957 and the Air Force says the academy will seek games with Big Seven Skyline and Rocky Mountain Conference teams soon after activation
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Richardson Vies With Livingston In NCAA Tennis Semi Final
Tulane's Yam Richardson, defending champion and top seed, faces UCLA's Ron Livingston in the singles semi finals of the National Collegiate Tennis Tournament. Livingston defeated USC's Allan Call to reach the semis as Grigry of USC meets UCLA's Bob Perry in the other semi. UCLA leads PCC schools in team standings with 12 points as action unfolds toward a possible third straight national title.
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Powder Puffs Rout Guests 26 8 In Softball Victory
Redlands Powder Puffs beat Guests Girls 26 to 14 at MM A ballpark. Pitcher Gloria Garcia led early with strong control while Millie Best Loretta Davis and Oieda Rountree supplied clutch hits. Loretta hit a home run as Redlands offense rolling, with Pensons game upcoming Wednesday and another home game hoped Thursday.
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Donoso Wins Doubleheader as Stars Survive Seattle Featured in Relief
Lino Donoso, Cuban star for the Hollywood Stars, split a doubleheader with Seattle, winning 6 4 in 10 innings in relief after a complete game loss. He added three wins and a loss in the past week, lifting Hollywood while Ray Orteig homered twice in the opener. Padres beat Seals as Erautt drove in three runs. Oakland’s Schalock notches win as Heard suffers first setback.
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No Hard Feelings Knox Move May Knock Cal Out Of Rose Bowl
Ronnie Knox, famed prep star, transfers from California to UCLA. California coach Lynn Waldorf cool to commitment but stops short of ruling out a Rose Bowl impact. Knox may sit out a year while studying the UCLA program as his father weighs future in Southern California.
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Four Pennant Contenders Find New Hurling Strength
Lefty Billy Pierce of the White Sox and rookie Brooks Lawrence of the Cardinals plus two bullpen arms revived pennant hopes. Don Liddie of the Giants and Tom Morgan of the Yankees added strong starts as Chicago, St Louis, San Francisco, and New York pressed for league leads with stellar outings and key hits.
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Stars and Beavers Extend Leads in Local Youth Leagues
Stars defeated the Padres 7 to 1 and Beavers crushed the Seals 23 to 10 in Junior Chamber of Commerce and Elks Lite play. Beavers and Stars both sit atop standings with perfect records. Players highlighted include Allan Curmatte Manuel Balesteros Delbert Hoffman Ted Pratt and Henry Reyna. Upcoming Little League games listed for Selons Rainiers Oaks Angels with Beavers Seals on Saturday at 9 a.m. and Rainiers Selons at 11 a.m.
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Humdingers Top Four Chucks In Redlands Bowing Night
Humdingers defeated the Four Chucks 21 to 2 while Jokers beat Gig glers 2 to 1 and Hot Shots edged Vamps 2 to 1 in Redlands ladies bowling. Kay Custin rolled 167 for high game and Ange Sithany 453 for high series as Four Chicks led with 554 team game and tied high series with 1560 alongside Hot Shots. Team standings show Hot Shots 9 wins 15 losses, Four Chicks 13, Jokers 12, Vamps 13, Humdingers 11, Giggters 14.
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