College Football Outlook by Jim Scott on PCC Teams
Nationally known writer Jim Scott sketches California, UCLA, USC, Stanford, and Oregon State outlooks for the Pacific Coast Conference. He notes depth, coaching, and key players like Don Heinrich, Dory Robison, and Pate Schabarum, plus Cal's TV plans and prep standouts shaping the fall schedule.
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Aes Manske
California
UCLA
Bruilti
Kings
Spears
Manske
Washington
Stanford
USC
Oregon State
Oregon
Idaho
Bruins
Eggs
Red Sanders
Huskies
Don Heinrich
Dundee
Laulas
Los Angeles
Cal
Pappy Waldorf
Wwe
Santa Clara
Broncos
Pennsylvania
eTeremy Dutton
Guand
Bill Phillips
Ron Eadle
Berkeley
PCC
Southland
Northland Avere
Don Curran
Dick Lemon
Piedmont
Jayver
Ramblers
St. Mary's
49Ers
Rams
Beaver
Bill Anderson
Dave Mann
Portland
Dave DeVarona
Thunder
Hat Cal
Dory Robison
Pate Schabarum
Schabarum
Pele
Herman Hickman
Herman
Clovey LaCroix
Harold Strussell
Washington, D. C
Lovey
Amvets
Extra five duck hunting days in Pacific Flyway
The Fish and Wildlife Service announced an extended duck hunting season nationwide, adding five to 10 days due to a bumper summer. The Pacific Coast Flyway gains five days for an 80 day season, with a split option. Goose and duck limits remain largely unchanged, with specific hours and dates listed for each state including Nevada Oregon Utah Washington.
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Fish and Whldlife Service
Albert M. Day
Day
Pacific Coast
Wisconsin
Nevada
Oregon
Utah
Washington
Gavilan Wins Rematch Fight Schuh. Entreats Rematch Sparks Riot
New York card at Madison Square Garden ends in a disputed 12 round split decision for Kid Gavilan over Billy Graham. The crowd of 8,137 erupts with disorders and a stool-throwing incident as Weill begins talks for a possible October title rematch at MSG. Gavilan, 25, defends his 147-pound crown amid protest over a three point margin.
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Jack Cuddy
New York
U.R
al Weill
Kid Gavilan
Billy Graham
Madison Square Garden
Gavilan
Grahant
Guba
Mark Conn
Connavith
Ue Garden
Aoway
Gaviles
Billy
Johnny Bratton
Braw
Graham
Uban
Conn
Arthor Seinwartz
New York State
Frank Forbes
Chivilan
Memory Lane Lineups Announced for Oaks Heals Oldtimers Game
Oakland plans a second annual Oaks-Heals oldtimers game with tentative lineups for the Seals and Oaks squads. Managers Lets O Doul and Johnny Verges have names listed for batting orders and field positions, noting veterans like Steen and Kersten among the likely starters. More than 435 players already confirmed for the event at Oakland Ballpark, with a luncheon invitation extended to those not yet invited.
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Oakland
Oakland Ballpark
Sten
Kersten
Seals Anelerts
Tso
Ermer Oaks
Bears
Brick Laws
Oaks
Lo Pom
Five Area Softball Contests Ashlanders Cup B-1 Title With Homer
Ashland opened with singles by Dan Nunes and Jarry Linneil as Avata drew a four run opening frame. Honer Lust and Arata added runs in the fifth, and a six inning rally fueled by walks and an error produced three more. The Dads returned with three runs in the final frame, but Ashland held on for a 4 3 win.
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Avata
Hird
Dan Nunes
Jarry Linneil
Honer
Ed Lust
Arata
Ashland
Jerry Linnell
Jewelers
Hoss
Arnie Fields
Dean Borba
Bary Smith
Mt. Casio Valley
N and M Fountain
Hilo Cowles
Elton Cowles
Minis Millervios
Ted
Nand M
Errous
Bruce Hatton
Jin Lamasens
Tasiam
Chereyland
Frank Nunes
Wally Hoff
Hubbard
Lamascus
Chereylanders
Gharchinen
Giases Co Akeay
Sid Hoos
Riss Arata
Ashland Dads
Crescent Jewelers
Hayward Area
Fountain
Dads
Y.M. Hy
Highland
Knights of Coluntonnante
Cannery Workers Usiiun
CarnaGon Milk
Eden Congregational Ehurel Oo
Arg Ti
Jayward
C. Z. Lindsay
Homer
Tive R.b.ls
Arala
Dale i
Wayne Friteh
Ear
Moner
EAGUE
Nera Ittghinad Ghousvi
Sportemon Ahely Rehi
Henksari
Mjohimstin
Aeno
OL. Judah
Mathh
Apeard
FC BO Ofws
Bos Tamascus
Aickley
Temple
Chartylana
Goa
Carnation Grescent
Jowdora
Aegel
Lily
Peter
Harner
Vt Linnell
Mucet
Ramm
Carnation
Madering
Columbus
Ban Uavarre
Castrak
Ras Bowles
Bolen
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Keninae
Sallacre
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B 2 League Tie Sparks Navy Marines Playoff Bid
Confusion in Hayward's B-2 softball league centers on the Eden Cardinals and H and H Feed. A protest over Lampe's eligibility led to a ruling awarding the game to the Cardinals, giving them the pennant and a playoff with Brei Harte. A late World War I style rule then allowed service players, favoring the Marines and delaying the final for Friday night.
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Hayward
Eden Cardinals
Brei Harte
Swing-Inn
Marines
Lampe
Gogde
Oll
Cardinale
Awilphorne
Suvivor
Leathernecks
Ketchum weighs rematch option after Carter Aragon bout
Los Angeles promoter Willie Ketchum signals possible lightweight title bout between champion Jimmy Carter and Act Aragon, after Carter's split decision loss to Aragon. He demands corrected officials and notes Carter will miss six weeks with a cut eye, delaying a planned defense in Eureka while Aragon also rests.
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Los Angeles
Willie Ketchum
Jimmy Garter
Golden Boy
Aragon
Ketchum
Olympic Editorium
Ater
Carter
Calfornia
Avice
Olympic
Ketchuin
Cal Eaton
Wrigley Field Ball Park
Ketchan
Roth
Mushy Callahan
Joe Stone
O.K
Callahan
Stone
Jimmy Rache
Acchie Whitewater
Eureka
Galif
Pacific Coast League Moves to Break from Major Leagues
The Pacific Coast League votes to withdraw from the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues unless granted special status by December 31. PCL president Clarence Rosyland says majors unlikely to approve, and teams may operate independently. The move aims to end the draft constraint, letting the league build its own strength and potentially raise salaries for players.
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United Press
San Francisco
Clarence Pents Rosvland
Phis
Theeague
Teagues
Pacific Coast League
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Wil Harridge
POL
Belek Taws
Walsh and Acorns
Kennesaw M. Landishat
Sen
Paul Wagan
Asauran
Fagen
Frchise
Bers
Stacdign If
Franelise
Yankees Push Into AL Tie With Indians
New York fans see the Yankees shift into a tie for the lead with the Indians after a 16 to 2 route over Cleveland pitcher Vern Garver. Allie Reynolds allowed two hits in a dominating win as Mickey Mantle and Gil McDougald homered. Dodgers and Giants won in the National League, with Hodges and Hearn delivering key performances.
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New
New Yorkers
Indians
Athletics
Yankees
Garver
Mickey Maule
Gil McDougald
Allie Reynolds
Clevalid
Mike Garcia
Mave
Dodgers
Giriils
Gil Hodges
Reds
Giants
Jim Hearn
Pirates
Hodges
Babe Mornan
Pittsurgh
Ralph Kiner
Roy Canampanella
Ute Dodgers
Dick Cole
Bob Chipevin
Braves
Cubs
Gerry Staley
Marty Brecheen
Cardinals
Phillies
Marlin Roberts
Wed Williams
Reel Sox
Tigers
Senators
White Sox
Oakland Seals Pacific Coast Fear Toll Causes Delayed Games
Fragmentary report notes threats and postponed baseball action on the Pacific Coast League schedule. Oakland, San Francisco, Seattle, and Sacramento appear in a disrupted lineup with makeup games and uncertain venues amid a tense lead up to tonight’s contests.
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Los Angeles
Oakland
Sacramento
Samus Fontan
Mento
Sun Piena Apietener
Seattle Fuantamanierd
Idliywrond
Goles
Soston
Tetroit
New York
St. Yeu
Cleveland
Banton
Chicage
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Washington
St Banite
Brooklyn
Cincimnali
Pittsburgh
Rastan
Chuara Bt. Louis
Bhdagetne
Reanklyn
New Yorks
Btem & Reston
Philad Inhta
St. Bnced
Akathe
Pacific Coast
Mega Nets
Guite Hollywood
San Diego
Diamond Mayhem
San Prac
Seattle
Mt J Woul
Jans Ang
Sen Tego
Oats Arrives for Tanforan Race Meet at Del Mar
At Tanforan opening Sept 19 year-olds target two stakes races led by the $10,000 Mar Handicap and $15,000 Senyeia Hand. Lyons Bay, a Bay area magnate, owns Cals who set La Jol Santa Fe marks and won Del Mar Derby last Saturday. Trainer Mike Hyero prepares Deb Marlon and a circle of runners including Wal Tills Oregon Molly and We year-olds.
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Bruno
Rennin
Tanforan
Bimelech
Purchas Lyons
Cuas Bay
Oregon
de Meade
Spr
la Mar
Mike Hyreo
Inorth
Deb Marlon
Wal Tills
Molly
Hepunlicun
Tresclegor
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