Bay Area Niners Raiders and Cardinal woes loom after rough weekend
Dick Nolan, Jack Christiansen, and Stanford’s coaches faced identical postgame blues after Bay Area teams all suffered losses. San Francisco, Oakland, and Stanford grappled with early quarterback uncertainty, injuries, and costly mistakes as critics debated personnel moves and strategy heading into upcoming games.
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Kennedy's Hope Stars as Prep of the Week
Kennedy's Hope shines for JFK with 105 rushing yards on 25 carries and two touchdowns. The MYAL standout, praised for balance and acceleration, credits blocking and teammates, while aiming to boost Kennedy Titan momentum against top rivals Mission San Jose and Washington.
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Reiches wins Pint Pass and Kick contest at Turner Ford
Fremont Jaycees hosted the Pint Pass and Kick event with Reiches taking the top in the L year old division. Other winners included Patron 12 Jim Crowley Jr. 17 Shawn Burns 10 David Bisenius 9 and Juror Reyna. Runners up listed include Poulos Janssen Ratfield Demeier McBrite Mangano Avila Reynolds Combs Whitworth with several placing across ages.
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Mission San Jose Washington clash for league title
In a Prep Pulse preview two weeks before a big game, Mission and Washington high schools enter with 3-0 league marks and undefeated overall. Both eye the Mission Valley Athletic League crown and a North Coast Section playoff berth as American coach Skip Cain notes little difference between the Warriors and Huskies after two weeks of league play. Washington edged Mission 7-0 in rain last Friday while Mission routed the Eagles 34-0 on a dry field, with Cain praising Washington’s defensive size and Mission’s strong defense.
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Big game in two weeks pursues zero well
Coach Cain assessed Washington and Mission performances noting weather limited Washington’s passing and highlighting Mission’s strong running by Turner and Kelly Turner. He praised both teams’ efforts, warned of Washington’s size wearing down defenses, and predicted a close upcoming matchup with Memorial despite uncertainties.
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Graham Rated Top Pro Quarterback Ever by Blanda
Murray Olderman discusses Otto Graham as the greatest quarterback, citing his ten-year span with 10 division titles and seven league championships. The column also touches on signals called from the bench, footballs with stripes, and university athletic governance, ending with reader questions and Fremnedt column policy.
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American field hockey slate at Irvington and more
A fragmented sports slate lists field hockey fixtures including American at Irvington and Sareen San Joss Cariation at Romana Cneranuan. Tennis matches feature American at Avi Macverlat and Katnady in late evening play. Woolley ball shows Arvericimn mt Irvangna and Jeter Cray Mimon Sen Jove at Weahingan with Sare Lan, 3 38 am.
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Dodger-A's tied World Series as Ferguson homer decides
A year ago the Dodgers tied the World Series 4-4 with a 2-2 win over the A's as Joe Ferguson launched a two man homer off Vida Blue in the sixth. Mike Marshall replaced Don Sutton in the ninth and cut down Herb Washington to preserve the tieing run. The Raiders beat San Diego 14-10 in a tougher than expected game.
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