Bears and Indians Battle In Sloppily Offensive Classic
California and Stanford played a rough, turnover plagued game with Cal taking a late lead before Stanford surged back. Key moments included Lorell Hawley’s bobble, Craig Ritchey recovery, and Thurlow and Babajian punchy runs shaping a tense finish. Beck added field goals and conversions as the Bears and Indians traded advantages in a hard fought rivalry.
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USF Booters Fall in Sudden Death Overtime
In a NCAA quarterfinal, Saint Louis University defeated the University of San Francisco 2 to 1 after Carl Gene booted a sudden death overtime goal. Stanford’s Ker Moulton delivered a strong defensive performance, and Cal’s Bergassal intercepted a late attempt.
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Berry Paces Ducks To 31-14 Triumph Over Oregon State
Oregon continues to ride a strong defense as Bob Derry connects on 26 passes for 249 yards while Oregon’s secondary secures four interceptions. Mel Renfro sidelined with a wrist issue limits OSU’s big plays. Kerm Meister kicks off scoring with a 37-yard field goal as Oregon State struggles to move the ball against a dominant Ducks front.
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Trull Sets Two NCAA Passing Records in Bowl Win
Baylor Bears beat Rice 22 to 22 to earn a Bluebonnet Bowl invite to meet LSU in the Des 21 classic at Rice Stadium. Don Trull scored three touchdowns and broke national marks for most pass completions and most passing yardage in a single season as LSU and Bluebonnet scouts watched.
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Prep league tourney heavy week for South County
South County sports head into a busy week with basketball and wrestling as Mt Hamilton League teams Irvington James Logan Newark and Washington along with Foothill high schools Vie for early season momentum. Trull leads passing totals with 187 yards and 16 completions for 2 047 yards this season. The schedule lists Amador Bishop O Dowd San Leandro St Elizabeths and Amador facing early week tests with B O D and St Elizabeths hosting.
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Tiger-Cats Rally To Upset Lions For Canada Pro Crown
The Leballon TigerCats, after four Grey Cup losses, defeated the Vancouver Lions 21-10 in British Columbia. Bernie Faloney, Hamilton quarterback, threw a five yard TD pass to Willie Bethea and added a second quarter scoring drive as the TigerCats clinched their first Canadian pro football title since 1957. The win was witnessed by a sold out crowd and telecast in Canada and the United States.
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Castro Valley Juniors Clinch Near Title With 9-0 Win
Castro Valley Cas tro Valley Junior Davis Cup team secured at least a two tie lead for first in Northern California by routing Berkeley No 2 9 to 0 after a 4 0 win over Alameda. Details show singles and doubles results with Woolfson Cooper and others prevailing as CVI defeated Berkeley 3 0 in the later match.
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McKay Urges Huskies Luck in Rose Bowl
USC coach John McKay wished Washington the very best of luck for the January 1 Rose Bowl, saying the Huskies would represent the West Coast well after USC’s 96 6 win over UCLA. His praise followed UCLA coach Hill Barnes’s assertion that USC could beat any team if they played their best.
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Yale Upsets Harvard 20-6 in famed football clash
In New Haven Yale overwhelmed Harvard 20 to 6 in the annual rivalry game. Yale’s strong offense and stout defense powered the upset as fans witnessed a display of enduring competition between the two schools at a landmark intercollegiate meeting.
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Bruins Rivals Clash In Coast Section Playoff
UCLA Bruins and USC Trojans split a hard fought game as Willie Brown Mika Garrett and Ron Heller led halfbacks. Larry Zend connected to Kurt Allenberg for a late score while Van Seay added a running highlight. Washington High edged Santa Clara for consolation. Coast Section water polo crown went to Santa Clara after a semifinal loss to Washington.
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Huskies Top Cougars On Sloppy Field
The Huskies defeated the Cougars in a game played on a sloppy field. Final score details are unavailable in the visible text, but the outcome favored the Huskies as the more resilient side in challenging conditions.
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