Seals Triumph 9-4 Over Portland in San Francisco
In a Western Hockey matchup at the Cow Palace San Francisco Seals outscored Portland 9 to 4. Pennington and Ed Francisco led with two goals each and two assists, Len Haley added two goals, Burns Brisyon Hennigan and Mantha contributed goals and assists, while Pat Hennigan paced the Portland attackers with a goal and assist.
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Giants Place 62 Hero Pierce On Waivers
San Francisco AP reports the Giants placed pitcher Bly Pierce on waivers after a pennant winning weekend. Feeney, a club official, cited Pierce's impact on the season and indicated Pierce could become a free agent, with any club able to claim him while he selects his destination.
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Baseball meetings on tap with two gals and one assist
A chaotic review of upcoming baseball meetings notes veteran players and executives. It highlights pitchers Pierce and others, potential rule changes, minor league amendments, dates for the December convention, and speculation on team moves and Ford Frick’s possible resignation. The piece mentions Candlestick Park and the World Series context.
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WHL Standings and Night Result Report
Standings for WHL include teams such as Vancouver and San Francisco with recent scores and results. Last night’s results show competitive play across the division and today’s schedule lists Denver visiting Seattle and San Francisco hosting an upcoming game.
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San Francisco Scoring Fragments Highlight Bout of Names
A scrambled game log from San Francisco lists players Burns Thurlby Jackson Tessier Hannigan Pennington Edmunds and Mickoski among others, with partial period tallies and attendance noted. The fragmentary text mentions multiple periods, locations including Portland and Pardena, and varied abbreviations, reflecting a damaged sports update with scores and participant names.
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Morton Harris To Be Feted By Northern California Writers
Two players Craig Morton of California and Marv Harris of Stanford will be honored by the Northern California Football Writer's Association at Rickey's Hyatt House in Palo Alto tomorrow night at 6 30 p m Pat Malley of Santa Clara will also be honored as Coach Of The Year
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O'Dowd Sizzles Past Grads in 69-48 Victory
O'Dowd erupted for 33 points in the final nine minutes to rout the Alumni 69-48 at the O'Dowd gym. Coach LaPorte’s squad hit 47 percent from the floor as Greg August and Dave Pouliot led with 38 and 16 points. Jayvees beat freshmen 53-21 in a preliminary.
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College Cage Scores Mixed Across State and West Regions
State edges Cal Poly 109 79 while USF gains. Nevada and Foriland post midrange scores. Loyola Los Angeles beats San Jose State. Cal Western and Whittier names appear with varied margins. West Coast and Midwest matchups show Colorado 72 Michigan 50 and Wyoming 82 Creighton 53.
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Recognition For Spartans Dragsters Vie At Fremont
Bay Area geegsters compete at Tremont Drag Strip Fremont with top Eliminator trophies. First race at 1:30 p m time trials start at 9 am entrants include Van Dyke A Fuller from Sacramento and Bob Sbarbora from Oakland. The day also features the Great Ground Shaxers Foot Race a mile long for participants over 200 pounds.
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Castro Valley Pep Club Hosts Recognition Night
Castro Valley High will honor all Spartan teams at a CVHS cafetorium event tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. The program will feature frost-soph, junior varsity, and varsity football, cross-country, and basketball squads from the school.
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Spartans Beat UOP 32 20 In Narrow Victory
San Jose State defeats Pacific 32 20 as Carter leads with two early scores and a late fourth quarter TD by Engelly seals the win. Strain connects on conversions while Pacific forces attacks but falters with key fumbles and penalties.
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Fresno State Falls as Bonds Returns Turn Tide
Fresno State led briefly before Bonds intercepted and returned for a score sealing the win. Carter connected with Kellogg on a two point conversion and Christian scored late to push Pacific past Fresno State 32 to 49 in the final game of the season.
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Stanford Beats California In College Grid Recap
Stanford 28 California 16 as Washington over Washington State 26 16 and USC 26 UCLA 6 Oklahoma 34 Oklahoma State 10 Purdue 27 Indiana 15 Texas Christian 22 Methodist 1 Western 17 Texas 0 Florida 7 Mississippi State 10 Tennessee 34 Alabama 29 Pittsburgh 20 Missouri 7 Kansas 12 Nebraska 0 Arkansas 15 Iowa State 0 Oklahoma A&M 0 Mississippi Vocational 45 Arkansas AMEN 15 Mineral Bowl results summarize a chaotic slate of scores across multiple conferences.
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How Top 10 Teams Fared This Thursday Saturday
The Associated Press poll results show top ten teams like Texas, Michigan State, Nebraska, Auburn and Alabama in various outcomes. Texas beat Texas A&M. Michigan State lost. Nebraska idle but expected to win. Auburn defeated Alabama. Oklahoma defeated Colorado State.
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Cal State San Jose State Open Season With Wins
San Jose State beat Santa Barbara 88-69 as The Pioneers surged in the final minutes. McDaniel hit three long shots to spark a run from 79-60 to 85-60, while Safford led San Jose with 14 points and Conroy top-scored for Santa Barbara with 19. Cal State hit 49 of 120 shots. Pacific looms next in Stockton.
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Bucks Top Aggies 68 42 In Open Net Opener
In Columbus Ohio the Bucks rolled to a 68 to 42 victory over UC Davis in the open net game. The Sturdy start produced a 21 point halftime margin as the Aggies fell behind early and could not recover.
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Harlem Roadkings Face New York Rens In Oakland Showdown
Tatum announces Harlem Roadkings will meet New York Rens in Oakland tonight. The game, billed as a premier showcase, highlights basketball’s famed court humorist leading the hosts against the visiting club.
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Modesto Juniors Stuns Chabot In 58 50 Opener
Modesto Junior College rallied from a halftime deficit to upset Chabot College 58 50 in a non league opener. Fred Strashine led Modesto with 16 points as Gary Evans and Bob Holm sparked the comeback in the second half. Chabot led by ten at halftime but saw a controlled rally by Modesto in the late minutes to seize the win.
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Celtics Pull Ahead as San Francisco Fades in Loss
Boston sprinted to a 22 point lead at 79 57 and stayed ahead after that. Jones and Sanders supplied most of the seating scoring for Boston while San Francisco never challenged. The box score lists Helmsohn Merny Figenders and Ramsey among others with limited scoring for the visitors.
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Pastrano Heads Holt in Johannesburg Title Bout
Light heavyweight titleholder Pastrano outpointed Mike Holt of South Africa in an 11 round bout before 20 000 fans in Johannesburg. Other results include Torres stopping Alvaro Gutierrez to win the Mexican welter title and Cruz defeating Jorge Gutierrez for the lightweight crown. Medel and Torras retained their divisions on decisions and TKOs. Gene Fullmer denied retirement reports. Amateur and federation reps in Kansas City met to seek a joint approach to international basketball. Senators acquired reliever Marshall Bridges from the Yankees for 20000 waiver price.
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Meschery Scores For Boston As Celtics Hold Lead
Boston guard Tom Meschery grabbed a rebound after Jon Havlicek fouled and, amid stunned boos and a sea of fans, flipped the ball toward the Boston basket. K C Jones was credited with the basket, giving Boston a 3 5548 halftime edge over the Warriors.
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Florida Triumphs 70-0 in Rivalry Victory
Gainesville Florida AP reports Harry Dupree led Florida to a dominating 70 point win over Florida State Saturday in a clash typical of their storied football rivalry.
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Football Broadcast: 49ers vs Rams on KSFO
Radio log notes a Sunday football airing at 1 10 p m with the 49ers facing the Rams on KSFO S60 station. The entry records a scheduled play by play or game summary during a Sunday afternoon broadcast window.
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