Spotlight on sports Cal changes defense to halt aerial attack
In a shift from a run focus, the University of California adopts a pro style 4-3-4 defense under head coach Rey Willsey to defend against a modern pass heavy college game.key players Kim Criner Sherm White O. White along with recruits and transfers bolster the Bears’ backfield as spring drills begin.
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Nolan sticks with 1 formation for 49ers
Goleta reports coach Dick Nolan will keep the 1 formation after reintroducing it in last Sunday's win over San Diego. He says it aids play expansion and suits Vic Washington’s speed, with a Saturday game vs Denver in Spokane’s Joe Albi Stadium highlighted. Nolan also weighs final roster cuts before next Tuesday.
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LL clubs win openers in World Series
In Williamsport facing opening games, Gary Indiana led by Lloyd McClendon struck out multiple batters and homered twice to down Lexington Kentucky 7-2. Tad Cheney of Torrajon AFB Spain fanned 33 and allowed two hits as European champions defeated Augusta Maine 0.
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Brutality in Carty fracas shocks Atlanta officials
Three Atlanta police officers face suspension without pay after an incident described by Mayor Massell and Mayor Jackson as blatant brutality against Rico Carty and his brother in law Carlos Ramirez. Carty, sidelined by facial bruises from the midnight Tuesday clash, prompted criticism of the police department. One officer faced prior brutality allegations. two plainclothes officers identified after the investigation.
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Surprising early exits shake up United States Match Play field
In a dramatic first round at the United States Professional Match Play championship in Fineburl y North Carolina, golf legends Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player were upset as several top players fell. Floyd, Palmer, and others advanced or survived tight head-to-head matchups while long shots seized momentum, reshaping the 200000 dollar event. Palmer defeated Bruce Devlin 8 7, Floyd opened with a birdie par eagle surge, and Nicklaus struggled to mount a comeback as the field halved each day.
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Alameda Coaches Plan Heavy Defense For Contra Costa Clash
Alameda County All Stars focus on stopping the Contra Costa offense in the Sept. 2 game at the Colisee. A 5 linemen 1d linebackers 3 defensive backs and a roving monster back form tentative 4-4-1 defense with Clay Jackson Pat Carvalho and Frank Trengatz in the backfield Rudy Bonita and John Lianias at linebacker Dale Norton as the monster back and Randy Barker Dave Wilson Tim Morales Ross Jones and Jim Fanjul at the line. Injuries cloud lineup though Pete Swallow and Micco face uncertain participation while Jackson battles two ways as a receiver.
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Ruth World Series showdown in Albuquerque pitching focus
Puerto Rico battles Lam Poe, Calif in a Babe Ruth World Series clash as undefeated teams meet. Lefty Jose Quinones sparked a Puerto Rican win with a one hitter, while Lam Poe’s Ted Grafton and Crafton combined for a solid game, underscoring strong pitching from both sides.
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Eden Garden Roadrunners Seek Soccer Signups
Hayward area signups invite youths to join Eden Garden Roadrunners practices. The newly formed Slywird group, led by Jack Textpell, meets Thursdays at 6:40 pm at Garelon School and Saturdays at 10 am at Chi Dot College anchor field. Organizers hope to start a fall league by late September with several boys already participating.
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