Forty Niners settle for third in Western Division tie
The San Francisco Forty Niners finish tied for third in the Western Division after a long season. Coach Hickey notes inconsistency but praises many players who delivered solid football while admitting the team did not sustain peak form. Bart Starr’s pinpoint passes and a late surge helped the Packers pull ahead in an uneven campaign.
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Giants consider new field general for 1950 season
The NFL club barrels toward its 1950 campaign with a 2 10 record and begins naming a new head coach. Rumored candidates include Tom Landry Yale New York Giants assistant Wayne Robinson Ed Delatoral Forest Eryashkevsi Blanton Collier with a final choice due next month after owners discuss.
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Hal Seley
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Sardone Will Kerr Plays Key Minutes in Narrow Loss
In a tight game Kerr contributed 36 minutes with defensive plays and steady scoring. Sardone and Kerr headlines about pivots and rebounds while the team battles to close the game.
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Thompson Upsets Jordan in Buenos Aires Bout
Frederick Thompson, 32, delivered a sensational fourth round knockout of champion Don Jordan in Luna Park, Buenos Aires, triggering calls for a title shot and prompting Tito Lectoure to seek a National Boxing Association arrangement. Jordan, from Los Angeles, plans a January defense against Carmen Basilio, who indicated he may pursue either welter or middleweight crowns. Basilio, speaking from Chittenango, N.Y., said he intends to keep fighting and explore the best offer. Thompson, an Argentine foe, overwhelmed Jordan as the South American tour drew 20,000 fans, with Thompson using counterpunching to seize command by the third round.
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Colts Giants Clash Set for Dec 27 Showdown
The New York Giants and Baltimore Colts prepare for a Dec 27 title clash after strong showings this weekend. Johnny Unitas led the Colts past the Rams 45-26 to clinch the Western Division, while Bobby Layne dazzled with four TD passes in the Steelers win. Giants win 10th game, first since 1953, overpowering Washington in a 10-7 comeback effort.
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Pro Olmedo Tops Amateur Tennis Rankings
The 1959 U.S. L T A rankings list Alex Olmedo and Bernard Bartzen as the top two amateurs in men's singles with Feltiz and Hard leading women's, set to be approved at the January Scottsdale meeting. Junior and doubles rankings include Ralston, Lenoir, McKinley Riessen, Beste Kop, DeJestig Pasarell, and Hantze, Richey among others.
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Renegades Finish Unbeaten Season in Junior Rose Bowl
Bakersfield Renegades, ranked No. 1 junior college team, defeated Del Mar College of Texas 36 14 in the 14th Annual Junior Rose Bowl in Pasadena California. The Renegades allowed an early seven point lead but surged with 18 unanswered points to seal the win.
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Cal Defenses Stops USF and Hosts Colorado This Week
Pacific Coast basketball week features several top squads in Midlands and West. California hosts Colorado after a 54-43 win over San Jose State. Oregon and Washington State chase key results. USC rises in Big Five race with a 73-50 win over Oklahoma State.
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Jaguar Sedans and Larks Dominate Sebring Race
Walter Hansgen of Westfield New Jersey won a two hour Sebring compact-car event at an average 78 mph in a Jaguar sedan. Curtis Turner of Charlotte finished second in a Studebaker Lark, with Briggs Cunningham and Ralph Moody also placing in Jaguars and Larks as Swedish Volvo and several American cars trailed. Twenty three cars finished the race.
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Ukiah Drops Two Games At Healdsburg Invitational
Ukiah high's Varsity basketball team lost two games in the Healdsburg Invitational then prepared for a home opener against Montgomery of Santa Rosa at Ches sall Gym. Coach Bob Marsh noted free throw struggles cost two games and Don Behneke may return from an ankle injury by Friday. Tommy Lawrence starred for Fort Bragg in the Analy game while Ukiah showed progress and potential as they work into the season.
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McLaren Wins Sebring Grand Prix After Brabham Fuel Failure
Bruce McLaren, 22, a New Zealand rookie, captures the Grand Prix of the United States at Sebring as Jack Brabham runs out of fuel near the finish. Brabham secures the world driving championship despite the loss, with Stirling Moss and Tony Brooks unable to overtake. Maurice Trintignant places second for Rob Walker in a Cooper-Climax.
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