Pants Rowland speaks out and PCL faces shift
The PCL meeting reveals Pants Rowland’s forceful stance and support for PCL demands, while critics question major league status for the Coast. Notes on attendance patterns in Cal football history illustrate how winning teams draw fans, suggesting potential benefits if the Pacific Coast League adds quality clubs. Also previews fall practice across Bay Area colleges with signups and open sessions starting Sept. 1.
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Clarence
Pants) Rowland
PCL
Chanes
Himi Rery
National Association
Onlinw
Baster
Fishing Forecast Indicates Cooler Sierras Boosting Angling
Cooler temperatures in the Sierras improve fishing as PG&E stream scouts report, with 19th weekly current conditions update noting a 30 degree drop in some areas. Trinity River and others show slow to good action in various reaches, while steals on Hat Creek, Almanor tributaries, and Lake Almanor Basin offer mixed results and ongoing reports of fish activity across Sierra streams and lakes.
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Pg&e
Trinity
Hlomath
sLyeani
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Fall River
Lower Hat Creek
Thousand Lakes
Hatetret
Lin Canyon
Hass
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Rim
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Yuba
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Mise Park
Milton
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Silver Fork
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Rone Marie Lake
Evolution Valley
Tule
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Leno Witty
Kings River
Dinkey Creek
Kern River
Ker
Twin Ane
Sportsmans Digest Ingredients and Instructions
Fragmented OCR lists recipe-like terms such as meat onions butter flour cups water with odd numbers and stray branding. No clear sports story, person, or event is discernible to summarize as a newspaper item.
Two Army Gridders Join Other Teams
West Point report that two Army football stars left for pro or other college paths. Al Pollard signed with the New York Yanks and planned to join them after an August 17 signing. he hopes to help the Yanks in training and notes pro ball is a different job. Rob Blaik aims to enroll at Colorado College if he can meet academic standards, seeking a new college start after Army.
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Army
al. Pollard
New — York
Grid
Yanks
Rob Blaik
Colorado College
Pollard
Ripe
Wis
West
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Baie
Coloradoa College
Colorato College
Youns
Blair
Hayward Farmers Edge Toward ACAL Title Run
Hayward High opens football preparations for the Alameda County Athletic League season. Coach Turner gathers a deep squad, including transfer Lonise Harvey, and vows double daily workouts ahead of the September 2 opener against Mendocino. Daily sessions run from 10 am to 3 pm as the team braces for tough nonleague tuneups with Castlemont and San Leandro.
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Hayward High School
Couchlin Turner
Heli
Ardl
Alameda Country Athletic League
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Castlemont
San Leandro
Farmers
2 Stone
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Nurher
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Tamara
Lonise Hrvey
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Thieves
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ACAL
Scanny
Vick Emmett
Fis
San Lorenzo High School Opens Football Prep Season
Otis Cole reports San Lorenzo High School begins football with a first squad meeting planned for Saturday October the 20th in the physical education room. Coach John McIntyre outlines chalk talk and scrimmage plans with regular fall practices at the Airport Playfield of Haywards Area Recreation District. The schedule lists varsity games including James Lick, Calistoga, Amador, Richmond, Hayward, Pride, St. Elizabeth, and Cerrito with mid and late season matchups.
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John Mclntyre
Vic Turnen
Farrers
Hayward
McIntyre
Hebels
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San Jose State
Bob Bronzan
Iris Uhree
Cal
Pappy Waldorf
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Berkeley
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James Lick
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Richund
Pridewnt
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AK Cerrito
Dove Hunting Opens San Francisco Weeks End
In California a new hunting season kicks off this weekend with an emphasis on safety and regulated bag limits as wildlife officials announce statewide opening procedures and guidelines for dove hunters. Local clubs and agencies urge compliance with posted rules and permit requirements.
Larsen Match Near Defeat in U S Championships Playoff
Defending champion Art Larsen of San Leandro is two games from defeat as fifth set drama interrupted play at Tulwich in the U S championships. Hiyoukil Hamilton Richardson of Butan Rilluge led late in the match, and officials faced delays over resumption. The tournament featured top seeds and a crowded field with Frank Sedgman and Seixas advancing, while Dirk Savitt suffered a leg issue delaying his second- or third-round progress.
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Seth
Sen
Dackoes
Gardnar
Dirk Savitt
Uly Grange
Uitte Sovoviato
Frank Sedgman
Ati Cimmati
Sedgman
Vicor
Australie
Patty Austeil
Ptt
Clark
Les Tonaugh
Patty
Flan
Bliss Seixas
Thousands Open Practice Across West Coast Colleges
More than 2,000 football players begin fall practice at about 100 four year colleges across California Oregon Washington Idaho and Arizona as teams eye the Rose Bowl. St Marys and Nevada have dropped football for now due to cost. Notable coaches include Casanova at Oregon Hill at USC and Waldorf at California with stars like Les Richter Don Heinrich and Hugh McElhenny among early reporters.
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San Francisco
U.K
West West
Sander
University of Washington
Huskies
Howie Odell
Ten Casanova
Pittsburgh
Santa Chara
University of Oregon
Aiken
Jess Hill
USC
Manajor
Trojans
Jett Cravath
Chuck Taylor
Stanford
Marthie Schwartz
Babe Curstan
Idaho
Dixie Howell
California
Lynn
Pappy
Waldorf
Jefurmen
Les Richter
Johnny Olszewiski
Washington
Don Heinrich
Hugh McElhenny
Oregon State
Chad
Kip ‘Taylor
Couchill
Baseball Standings Update From Pacific Coast League
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE standings show San Francisco leading with records around 7-1 and 2-1. Los Angeles and Seattle trail, with Portland and Oakland in the pursuit as teams split series and travel schedules mix with late tied games and notable pitcher decisions.
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San
Dickey
Page
Oakland
van der Meer
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Claveh
FL Jintz
San Diego
Fletcher
Sipple
Tollywood
Salvesan Lieb
Los Angeles
Ade
Ac Portland
Rain Stops Oaks Game as Rainiers Rally Beavers
Pacific Coast League action halted many games by rain with only half played. Seattle surged past Portland 7 to 5 as Harold Brown pitched a complete game and Alex Gatowski Jim Rivera and Al Lyons produced key hits. Stalwart stars included Ben Ware on the mound and Japhet Tynn contributing runs for the loss.
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United Press
Pacific Coast League
PCL
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Seattle
Portland
Stdywood
Los Angeles
Lo O UN Lot Stringer
Uribbler Siate
San Francisco
Sacramento
San Diego
Hollywood
Angel Warren Hacker
George Schmees
Ben Ware
Alex Gatowski
Jim Rivera
AL Lyons
Histor
Japhet
Red) Tynn
Jewe Timbra
Leak
Mar
Rams Fly to Arkansas for Eagles Preseason Clash
Los Angeles Rams 12 players flew to Little Rock Arkansas yesterday to meet the Philadelphia Eagles in the first of a four game road tour. Jumbo Joe Studhahar's squad will tee off on the Eagles who have tied twice but never beaten them.
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W.H
Los Angeles Rams
Sling
Little Roark
Ark
Philadelphia Eagles
Joe Studhahar
Eagles
Sons Clinch A-2 Pennant Amid Turbulent Victory
Local league race tightens as San Lorenz beats SLAC 15 games, Native Sons rally past Cubs 28 to 6 to close in on first place. Pillar Mfg. Co. errors allow late scoring. Harvey John’s Castro Valley clash looms as title decider.
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Lanener
Cvonie
Dative Sons
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Tejan Lorenzo AG
Pillar Mig. Co
Oakland Old-Timers To Play Beneath The Sun
The second annual Bygone Days Wall game pits Oakland and Seals veterans at the Oakland Baseball Park. Notables like Pudgy Gould, Gene Myers, Mike Ludolph, Spee Shea, Thal Chetini and Lefty O’Dial are featured. Bill Steen starts for the Seals while O’Boul’s lineup includes stars such as Katninz Bodie Mokler and Lead. San Francisco will send Yeillie Katninz Bodie Mokler Lead Sabul and others to the field. An introduction by Al Erin precedes the event and invitations go to Seals players not yet invited.
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Pudgy
Gould
Gene Iers
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Spee Shea
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Winnier Hunner
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Modu Oaks
al Erin
Kormiey Quks
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A's Triumph Boosts Wildcard Race in MLB Action
In a busy MLB update, the Athletics beat the Indians 8 to 2 as Lefty Moves Martin, rookie, pitched strongly. Bob Kennedy homered for Cleveland but misplayed a fly, allowing three runs. The Dodgers edged Reds to widen their NL edge while the Braves crushed the Cubs 16 to 2 and the Cardinals topped the Phillies 9 to 1. The Red Sox, Tigers also won.
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vMleties
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Athletics
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Indians
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Martin
Hitler
Yankees
Philadeia
Toni
Bubby Teller
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Reds
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Cubs
Cardinals
Red Sox
Tigers
Softball Trophy Winners to be Honored Thursday Night
The Daily Review announces two 5 4 players chosen to receive top honors at Thursday night’s presentation. One of 14 weekly Player of the Week winners will be named Lily Player of the Week, with the final selection to be displayed in the Review lobby. The event coincides with end of festival week as two teams advance to face San Leandro in an intercity tournament.
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the Mirror
Daily Review
Bret Aiarte
Haphis
Ose Hay
Review
Castep Street
San Leandri
Tuo
Marty Avila
Jett Hess
Monte Florenca
Jerry Sineed
Jey Seecambe
Roy Lester
Manny Husa
Doe ‘Enna
Yee Suutt
Manny Gardilla
Jim Everly
Samtebivjo
Clark Pafensers
Sure Als Lucie
Bowl contracts signed for Pasadena signing period
Victor G. Schiilt of the Pacific Coast Conference stated that all contracts for the bowl football game in Pasadena for the next Vince years have never stood.
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Pasadena
Vince
Victor G. Schiiilt
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