Hayward San Lorenzo Gridders Open First Fall Practice
Hayward high varsity football opened its fall practice under head coach John Fekete with 9:30 a.m. drills and a noon finish. The session focused on fundamentals, blocking and tackling, plus three plays and defensive setups as the team prepares for ACAL play. Assistants Harlan Swanson and Seb Regier aided the squad and Jayvees, with quarterback groups led by KenVierra Chuck Wooldridge and Ron Conklin.
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Cal Stanford Elevens Start Drills Thursday
Cal and Stanford begin 1955 practice on Thursday under coaches Waldorf and Taylor. Cal, with 11 lettermen back and a light schedule, aims to improve after a lean 1943 season while facing Pittsburgh and other teams. Stanford, returning 20 players, fears a tougher slate with Ohio State and Michigan State among opponents as John Brodie and Jerry Gustafson contend for quarterback.
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Fresno State Gridders Start Drills Saturday
Fresno State college football coach Clack Van Galder set the pre-season workouts to begin Saturday with about 60 players, including 17 lettermen, expected to report for two daily sessions. The squad features last year’s standout fullback Dean Pyilpott who led the team in rushing in 1954 with 527 yards despite missing three games due to injuries.
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Martin Returns As AL Leaders Wind Up West Tour
Yankees lead AL wild race as Billy Martin returns from furlough to bolster lineup. Casey Stengel hopes his return from Army duty helps close the stretch, with New York finishing west coast swing and preparing for World Series timing. Teams in pennant chase include Cleveland, Chicago, Boston, and Baltimore amid key results across the league.
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Swans Nashua Ready For Match Tomorrow At Chicago
East versus West set for a mile and a quarter match at Washington Park as Nashua of Belair and Swaps, California bred, clash over a fast track. Nashua, trained by Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons and ridden by Eddie Arcaro, seeks to avenge Derby defeat while Swaps, owned by Rex Ellsworth and guided by Willie Shoemaker, defends a flawless season record.
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Investigation continues into Stanislaus deer deaths
A Fish and Game spokesman in Sacramento said the cause of Stanislaus county deer deaths remains undetermined as pathologists from the Fish and Game and Agriculture departments, working jointly, complete tests on carcasses. Officials reported 21 carcasses found in accessible areas with possible links to disease or poison, but no conclusive results yet.
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Football Forecast Contest Promises Cash Prize
The Daily Review invites college football fans to test their forecasting skills this fall. Watch the sport pages for details on a prediction contest that could yield cash prizes and bring added interest to upcoming games.
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Moore Says Rocky Marciano Has Soft Touches
NORTH ADAMS Massachusetts reporter notes Archie Moore says Rocky Marciano has softened touches in recent bouts but predicts a hard fight when they clash for the heavyweight title. Moore also questions the need for a rematch with Ezzard Charles and calls Marciano Cockell bout a mismatch.
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Conley Leaves Braves for Des Moines to See Specialist
Ki Gene Conley of the Milwaukee Braves will travel to Des Moines to consult Dr Marcis Cramer as he leaves the team for the remainder of the season. He has been out for nearly two months with a shoulder ligament injury and is not expected to pitch again until next spring. He plans to return home to Richland Washington after the appointment.
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Flam Favored In Tennis Play
Wn Tos seeded Herb Flam of Beverly Hills and second seed Sammy Giammalva of Houston are strong favorites in the Westchester Country Club invitation tennis tournament second round. Flam faces Bill Quillian of Seattle while Giammalva meets Davis Cup hopeful Atthu Andruws Tow. Other second round matches include Kurt Nielsen of Denmark vs Mike Green, Ashley Cooper of Australia vs Kosei Kamo, Malcolm Anderson of Australia vs Grant Golden, Barrett of England vs Mass Modesto, Caldwell Brown vs Sidney Schwertz, and Enrique Mores Argentina vs Giuseppe Merlo of Italy.
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Strader Cuts Two From 49er Roster Before Season
Moraga California September 25 49ers coach Norman Red Strader reduced the squad to 42 by cutting veteran halfback Billy Tidwell and rookie end Ron Ashbacher of Oregon State after an exhibition. Strader plans further cuts to meet the 33 player limit before the regular season. He will test rookie halfback Dicky Moesle of Rice against the Cardinals and may rotate Carral Hardy and other freshmen on offense as John Henry Johnson vies for left halfback.
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60 Rebels Go Through Paces Before Ralston
SAN LORENZO Coach John Ralston opened San Lorenzo high school football practice with more than 60 prospects. Day one featured double sessions, morning fundamentals, and afternoon drills. Six quarterbacks worked on footwork and handoffs while squads formed three 20-man units to practice offensive stances and formations.
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Last Oakland Emoryville Series Ends Seals Clash
The Oakland Acorns face the San Francisco Seals in Emeryville as a seven game set marks what may be the East Bay’s final baseball run. Despite rich histories, owner Bricks Laws seeks to move the club, with Letty O'Doul tied to Padres talks as Oakland’s baseball era closes. Besana to pitch for Oakland against Gene Bearden of San Francisco as both clubs chase better standings and big league status.
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Flag Races and Baseball Standings Across Cities
A chaotic sports brief lists flag races on the Pacific coast and multiple baseball matchups. It notes standings in the National and American Leagues, with teams like Brooklyn, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, and Cincinnati, plus upcoming pitchers and games across Monday and Tuesday, including Brooklyn at Pittsburgh and Baltimore at Cleveland.
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Rapps Homer Breaks No Hit Bid In Coast League Game
Portland defeated San Diego 4 1 as Rapp slugged his eighth home run and drove in a run while Adams yielded only one hit. Hollywood beat Los Angeles 3 2 to tighten the league race with Seattle and the Rainiers. Jim Robertson homered for Portland, Red Munger earned his 11th win, and Gile Wace plus Steve Bilko hit for Los Angeles.
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PCL meeting changes league site to Seattle Wash
In The Sept 12 meeting of the Pacific iCoast league the first set in San Francisco was moved toLos Angeles and has now been switched to Seattle WA indicating a venue change for the league proceedings.
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