College grid hopes shape fall season notes
Fragmented text references Texas Christian Cornell Yale Ohio State Penn State Duke Pittsburgh and others amid predictions for college football games. Mentions rankings, key players, and regional matchups across the Midwest Southwest and West Coast with several oblique team pairings and venues.
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UHS Harriers Rally For 12th In Tight NBL Cross Country
Ukiah sophomores led by Bob Ryder and Ken Anderson finish 12th in a 60-runner field on a tough two mile Tamalpals course. Hyder places 2nd behind Santa Rosa, with Beardall and Ryder clocking 12 59 as Anderson trails 20 seconds later. Junior Barry Turner 25th and others post solid early season showings.
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Ken Anderson
Ukiah
Tam
Santa Rosa
Vallejo
Napa
Drake
Wildcat
Hyder
al Beardall
Ryder
Anderson
Barry Turner
Seph Tom Berg
Ray Owens
Huntor
Myron Remington
Dale Campbell
Stanky Down But Expects Fast Return To Manager Roles
Eddie Stanky rests after being dropped as Giants farm club manager in Minneapolis. He says he is shocked but has already received two managerial offers and hints one may come from a major league club. The report notes aluminum as the lightest known metal at the time.
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Texas Christian
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Carnell
Yale
Booth
Rolling Gear I Engineers
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Aken
Batt
Dagen
Fairhofe
Ala
Eddie Stanky
Stanky
New York Giants
Minneapolis
Ukiah Varsity Faces Fort Bragg In Traditional Clash
Ukiah led by captain Ker Burke and Clay Duncan travels to Fort Bragg for a day game against the Timberwolves in a region title contest. Kickoff at 2 p.m with junior varsity at noon and a long mountain drive noted as part of the day’s events.
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Senlora Ker Burke
Clay Duncan
Port Bragg
Fort Bragg
Disk Setuvfers
Wikienia
Ark
Larry Whetstone
Wildcats
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Gillman backs electronic play calling for Rams
Milwaukee, UP reports Sla Gillman of the Los Angeles Rams and Lisle Blackbourn of the Green Bay Packers clash over using electronic devices to relay plays. Gillman endorses the gadgets and wants coaches to control wins or losses, while Blackbourn criticizes the move as foolish.
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Sla Gilman
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Lisle Blackbourn
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Oregon Faces Stanford's John Brodie as Pac-8 Rivalry Sharpens
Oregon duel with Stanford features John Brodie who led last year's 44-7 rout and tops total offense with 743 yards. Coach Len Casanova eyes tight defense to end a three-game skid while Stanford seeks solid play and a regional TV tilt.
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San Francisco
Oregon
Stanford
John Brodie
Dizzy
Brodie
Nallen
Ducks
Len Casanova
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Los Angeles
Brundage Attacks Erosion of Moral Athletic Standards
New York Avery Brundage Inter national Olympic president criticizes lowering of moral athletic standards in the United States and says immediate action is needed. He cites boxing and basketball scandals and under-the-table payments as signs while noting public reaction to Wes Santee.
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Avery Brundage
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AAU
AAU to Review 350 Records at Los Angeles Meeting
A special committee will review more than 350 track and field swimming and weightlifting records set by American athletes over the past four years at the National AAU meeting in Los Angeles from October 30 to November 2. This marks the largest total submitted for review in AAU history.
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AAU
Los Angeles
United States vs a 1955 Buick Riviera in IRS Bets Case
In Los Angeles a 1955 Buick Riviera model faces a civil suit captioned the United States versus the car. The IRS alleges owner John Henry James used the automobile to transport bets and participate in gambling activity.
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Los Angeles
United States
Internal Revenue Service
John Henry James
Opening of Tule Lake duck season yields fine shoot
Outdoors With Rod & Gun notes Tule Lake opening among best bird shoots in recent years with the Burt party all limits. Advises warm clothing for cold temps, mentions state control areas limiting hunters for safety and better odds. Also reports silver salmon arrivals along the coast and deer hunting improving in cold northern counties. Includes a tale of a Nevada hunt where grease prevented a gun from firing, urging thorough cleaning before cold trips.
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Sacramento Valley
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Nove
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Big River
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Plumas
Olympic Ring Finals Tonight in San Francisco
Sluggers powered two boxers into contention as trials for the U S Olympic boxing team opened with a 20 bout card at the Cow Palace. Notable bouts featured Orville Pitts Vince Ferguson Paul Wright and Joe Shaw advancing toward semi finals and Melander stopping both opponents in one round. A total of 16 knockouts marked the seven hour session. The piece notes a concluding line about Frankfort Michigan’s large shifting sand dune.
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United Press Sports
San Francisco
U.S
Orville Pitts
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin
Vince Ferguson
New York
Paul Wright
Flint
Joe Shaw
St. Louis
Juan Melé¢ndez
New York City
Dyane Smith
Wright
Skawkins
Air Force
Shaw
Ron Ralt
Idaho State College
Otis Avery
Dayton
Ohio
Melander
Duhard Riley
Miami
Fla
Cow Palace
Frankfort
Mich
Willits and Lakeport Vie Tonight in League Rivalry
Willits Wolverines host Lakeport Cardinals in a local game as Charlies Ross returns from illness at full back and captain Bruce Southwick moves to quarterback. Quarterback Russ Stoddart misses the contest with a leg bruise and season uncertainty lingers. Starters include Driscoll Harrah Adams and Ross along with Harpe Maxell Wilburn and others. Lakeport is favored.
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Charlies Ross
Lakeport Cardinals
Ross
Russ Stoddart
Fort Bragg
Caaries Ross
Bruce Southwick
Mike Driscoll
Bill Harrah
Larry Adams
Frank Short
Harold Ross
Pete Allen
Dan Harpe
Apa
Don Maxwell
John Wilburn
Lakeport
Giambra to Box Turner on NBC at Madison Square Garden
Handsome Joey Giambra of Buffalo a 14-5 favorite to beat Gill Turner of Philadelphia in a 10-round middleweight bout televised nationwide from Madison Square Garden. Giambra seeks win number five in a row as Turner tries to snap a three fag loss streak and rebound from personal troubles. Sal Maglie named top athlete of September in Hickok Belt voting with 250 points, Carmen Basilio second with 109.
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Joey Giambra
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Gil Turner
Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
NBC
Giambra
Tunner
Sal Maglie
Nationaleague
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Maglie
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