Ohlone College unveils basketball readiness and football plans
Ohlone College basketball opens with 17 hopefuls under coach Dick Walsh as the program builds depth from the Mission Valley Athletic League. The Renegades boast a taller front line, strong shooters, and several promising freshmen, with Nov 28 season opener at Canada College and a home game the next day. Football opens with a 22 man roster after attrition, while West Valley is top junior college in state contention. A boosters meeting for all Ohlone sports is slated tonight in campus theatre.
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Mepli top first . P 4 year diamondeer Mepli top first
Los Angeles reports Mepli, an 18 year old shortstop with the California Angels farm club at Idaho Falls, won the Win Clark Memorial for outstanding first year player in professional baseball. He batted . ASL in 69 games with 14 doubles 6 triples and 8 home runs, led Pioneer League in total bases with 137, second in hits, and earned league all star honors. Meoli, from Covina California, will receive the Win Clark trophy with Helms Foundation balloting conducted during the Association of Professional Baseball Players of America dinner meeting on November 7.
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Zabel Emerges as Versatile Sooners Star At Missouri
Oklahoma's Steve Zabel, a 27s pound two way standout, moved from defense to offense in key games this season. He starred as a blocker and receiving threat, recovering from a knee injury, while Steve Owens contemplates post-season honors and NFL drafting. Zabel's early college path included Akay Mexico Milly and Thor ton high school stardom, with a summer stint selling program ads.
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Season finale set as Kennedy, Mission Logan face Vikings
November 6 1960 Washington and Kennedy meet the Vikings to close the season at 6 p.m. on the same field. Mission San Jose and James Logan Frosh also play at the same time. Kennedy’s Serge Guerra Kim Libardi pace a strong ground attack while Mario Renteriia to Albert Segurta for James Logan. Washington faces a tough Titans defense. All teams chase second place in a tight standings race.
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Renegades may lose Middaugh in Coast Conference game
Fremont Darin to only 22 players active already Cabrillo adds Don Middaugh to doubtful list for Saturdays game at James Logan High Middaugh questioned with kidney infection Rick Barbero slowed by teeth troubles Cabrillo relies on a strong ground game led by Dave Morgan Clint Diltz and Manuel Araiza Cabrillo’s Diltz reportedly doubtful for Saturday's contest in a balanced rushing attack trend
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Jockey Injured After Track Fall At Ray Meadows
San Mateo jockey Larry Pierce sustained potential injuries to his left leg and hip when four year old filly Fall Girl fell with him during the sixth race at Ray Meadows. Pierce was taken to Mills Memorial Hospital for X rays after the spill. Fall Girl broke her left hind leg and was destroyed. Thrill Tim won the race by a handy margin over Free Balcony and Take A Lessom, completing six furlongs in 1:11 on a sloppy track, paying 6.80 to win.
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British golfer Barnes leads PGA qualifying at Palm Beach
British star Brian Barnes tied for the lead in the opening round of the PGA qualifying tournament at PGA National Course in Palm Beach Gardens. Barnes, 24, Sussex, shot a 68 with John Lister close behind at 70. Forty eight players compete for 12 to 15 PGA tour berths. He cited adapting to the larger American ball as key to his Ryder Cup form.
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Win For Me Only wins kick off purse at San Mateo
Win For Me Only led a six furlong feature at San Mateo to a four and a half length victory ridden by Rudy Rosales. Plit Fly ran second as favored Coun Tess Dress Up trailed in third while the field included several two year old fillies. The upset paid onlookers $5.40 with Win For Me Only posting 1:11 for the distance and securing a third straight win as ticket sales for a December Children’s Hospital Handicap day began.
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Detroit U walk-on finally makes it
Henry Hill a Detroit junior walk-on who was long deemed too small for defensive middle guard earned UPI Midwest Lineman of the Week honors after Michigan’s 33 9 win over Minnesota. Coach Bo Schembechler praised Hill’s 9 tackles 2 assists, while Hill called the day remarkable and humbly noted his academic goals and plans for law school.
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Nixon to receive football gold medal citation
President Richard Nixon will be awarded the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame gold medal at the 12th annual football awards banquet on December 9 in New York. He is the fourth U.S. president honored, following Eisenhower Hoover and Kennedy, with the centennial Waldorf Astoria event noting Nixon's lifelong link to the game and public service.
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