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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1954
Page
19
Henry Red Sanders, UCLA, uses a conservative offense and simple, respectful team style to build a high scoring attack. His Bruins, led by Pogo Davenport and Primo Villanueva, defeated California 27-6 and remain No. 4 nationally after back-to-back dominant wins.
World middleweight champion Card Sanders headlines a tune-up bout against James Panter of Salt Lake City in Richmond. The nationally televised card at the Fadimond Memorial Auditorium is expected to draw about 10 000 in attendees as Olson weighs in near 113 five pounds over the limit. Panter boasts 40 knockouts in 57 wins and has previously pushed Olson to a close decision, with other notable wins and a respected track record.
Pitt, unranked but dangerous, meets third-ranked Ohio State in Columbus before about 82,000 fans. Sophomore quarterback Corny Salvaterra has Pitt rising with sharp generalship, running, and clutch passing as Pitt eyes an upset and a potential six-victory finish. Athletic Director Tom Hamilton projects a bold, fearless approach fueling Pitt’s momentum.
Hurricane Hugh McElhenny of the San Francisco 49ers tops the league rushing table with 515 yards from 64 carries at midseason before an injured shoulder likely ends his season. Joe Perry trails with 446 yards in 73 carries, while Paul Younger of the Rams sits third with 419 yards and John Johnson of the 49ers fourth with 333 yards.
The Miami Redskins aim to extend a six-win no-defeat run as they travel to Indiana at Bloomington. Miami averages 427.3 yards per game to six opponents 137.5, clinching their third MAC title with a 48-0 win over Western Michigan. Key players include Wallace rushing leader with 311 yards, Bobby Wallace and Tirrel Burton sharing 30 points, quarterback Dick Hunter at 366 passing yards and seven touchdowns, plus receivers Bill Mallory and Burton leading with multiple receptions and aerial scores.
Ann Arbor, Michigan. Indiana senior quarterback Florian Helinski named Midwest Back of the Week by UPI after a 13 9 victory over Michigan. Helinski, 21, from Hurley Wisconsin, starred in all scoring with a rushing TD, a passing TD and the extra point, and he made three pass interceptions to stop Michigan drives.
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