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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1956

Page

10

McCormick Keeps Olympic Diving Crown in Open Title

An excerpted report shows Pat McCormick, 17, from the United States defending her Olympic diving crown as Australia’s Gary Winram advances alongside a strong field. The piece notes the enduring legacy of U S divers like Ross and Weissmuller, mentions the balance of sexes, and highlights other events and competitors amid a broad Olympic program.

Am U Gary Winram Australia Rose Prince Axel Denmark Jim Jay Roosevelt Norman Ross Johnny Weissmuller Frank Mickey” McKinney Ince Indianapolis Ross Cratic Weiss Maller Baster Crabbe Ding Breen al Wiggins Wast Bowherh

No Surprise Sooners Top Poll

Oklahoma's undefeated Sooners were named 1956 national college football champions by United Press and coaches. Bud Wilkinson’s squad extended to 40 straight victories and will receive the national trophy on Ed Sullivan Show. Tennessee and Iowa followed, with Georgia Tech, Texas A&M, Miami, Michigan and others listed in the final points ranking.

New York Oklahoma Sooners United Press Bud Wilkinson Wilkinson Trephy Columbia Broadcasting System Tennessee Iowa Georgia Tech Texas A&m Miami Michigan Syracuse Minnesota Michigan State Tosin BoTowa Texas A Fla Baylor Pittsburgh Oregon State Texas Christian South California Wyoming Yale Colorado Navy Duke O. Hers Texas Western Penn State Ohio State Houston Army Arizona Tempe

Grade School Cage Clinics in Fremont

Fremont basketball clinics operate at Centerville Elementary for fifth to eighth grade boys preparing for the noon hour intramural league starting in January. Other noon activities include ping pong volleyball and four square under directors Ted Ropolo Glen Camper Arthur Schnabel Nick Nicholson Clayton Barker and Mrs. Alice Lambercht.

Fremont Centerville Ted Ropolo Glen Camper Arthur Schnabel Nick Nicholson Clayton Barker Alice Lambrecht

Dinner Pack Ex Bowling Team Lineup And Tips

Strikes and Spares DINNER State and tie Aprwben George Strugat Washington and Paul Wigsin Stanford Gravés-Isker Harris UCLA and Don Gilkey California Center Jim Matheny UCLA backs Jon Ami Southern California John Brock Stanfors Barnel Durden Oregon State and CR Roverts Southhalifornia Second Team Ends Car Isaacs Stanford tie Norm Beck California Bob Degrad Oregon State Tackle Dick Foster Idaho Guards Jim Brackins Oregon State Don Carswell Stanford Center Karl Ru Southern California Backs Paul Lowe Oregon State Lou Valli Stanford Joe Francis Oregon State tie Jim Shanley Oregon Dean Derby Washington The Hight Side Buckets spare technique and drill notes from a 1956 issue.

State George Strugat Washington Paul Wigsin Stanford Gravés Isker Harris UCLA Don’ Gilkey California Jim Matheny Jon Ami John Brock Stanfors Barnel Durden Oregon CR. Roverts Southhalifornia Dick Foster Idaho Jim Brackins Oregon State Don Carswell Karl Ru Southern California Paul Lowe Lou Valli Joe Francis Jim Shanley Dean Derby

Spartans Seek Straight Win In Arizona State Clash

San Jose State faces Arizona State tonight in an intersectional battle led by guard Eddie Diaz and center Marv Branstrom. Sun Devils, fresh from wins over Stanford and Sacramento State, rely on tight defense and pace while aiming to upset the favored Spartans in San Jose.

Jim Nashsan Jose San Jose State Spartan Bill Kajikawa Sun Devils Arizona State College San Jose Spartans San Jose Napbin Walt. McPherson Stanford Sacramento ‘State Marv Branstrom Snartans Eddie Diaz Don Rye Branstrom McPherson Art Powell Hal Boute Hawaii San Francisco State Dick Daugherty Pacific Jim Newman Jerry Ducker State San

Ralph Stevens The Fishin Fool

Weather remains mild for a fourth week, keeping fishing steady in local regions such as upper San Pablo bay Napa river and Suisun bay. Anetoch area offers larger fish but fewer per boat with best days midweek to Friday night. black bass have no closed season this year and catfish mortality favors anglers. Steady silver salmon reports from Russian river but no major runs. expect steelhead in two weeks if rain arrives. pheasant season ends with mixed hunting success and bluebird days for ducks.

San Pablo Bay Napa River Sarquinez Strait Suisum Bay Anetioch Sherman Island Lake Echo Boards Blind Point False River Big Break Frank's Tract Santa Clara San Andreas Shoals all_ Bay Delta Akien Loop Guallala Navarro Garcia Noya

All-Star Bowling Tourney Leads Shift in Qualifying

Dick Weber of St Louis took the lead in the men's qualifying rounds of the all star bowling tournament. Jere Frice of Fort Worth and Arlene Eck of Bi Paul tied for the women’s lead, marking a pivot in the competition's early results.

Ckicago Dick Weber St. Louis Jere Frice Fort_ Worth Arlene Eck Bi. Paul

You Nee ALL YOUR ENERGY for Hunting

The message warns hunters not to sleep late or drink alcohol before hunting. It emphasizes staying alert, avoiding drink before the hunt, and notes drinking camp beverages lowers body heat. It advises a moderate diet, a nighttime drink is okay, and urges a physical check up before hunting if over 25 or if feeling unwell.

Coaches Select All PCC Team Dominates Coast Football

Los Angeles PCC commissioner's office announces the All-Pacific Coast Conference football team based on ballots from head coaches. Oregon State, Stanford, UCLA and USC each place two players. Jon Arnett of Southern California is the lone unanimous pick with rivals Brodie and Harris close behind. First team ends Phil McEugh and Hill Steiger lead, with tackles John Witle of Oregon highlighted.

Los Angeles Oregon State Stanford UCLA University of Southern California PCC Commissioner's Office Jon Arnett Southern Phil McEugh Oregon Hill Steiger Washington State John Witle

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