Fry Wins Hayward Championship at 36 Holes
John Fry, 21, of the University of San Francisco golf team, defeated Gil Texeira 4 and 3 to claim the 1956 Hayward Club title after a long day of 36 holes. Fry led early, built a 3 3 up half, and closed out on the 3rd hole as darkness fell. Texeira had battled back from a late deficit to within one hole. Final totals saw Fry at 2 over par and Texeira 6 over. Other flight winners and semis were noted, with trophies to be awarded December 15 at a Hayward club meeting.
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San Francisco 49ers Lose Fifth Straight to Packers
The San Francisco 49ers suffered a 28-7 defeat to the Green Bay Packers, extending their losing streak to five games and leaving them on the verge of a historically poor season. The club, coached by Hed Strad, faces Baltimore next Sunday with a chance to deepen their cellar position as Detroit and others vie for spots. Kezar Stadium hosted 24,527 fans as Green Bay dominated.
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Rams Triumph Over Colts 20 14 to Stay Top in West
Los Angeles Rams beat Baltimore Colts 20-14 in a rain soaked game to retain first place in the Western division by a half game over the Chicago Bears. Les Richter kicked two field goals and scored twice as Tank Younger and Norm Van Brocklin led the offense while the defense contained Alan Ameche. The Rams defense stiffened in the final seconds to preserve the win.
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Smith Bejach Win La Vista Golf Tourney
Fred Smith survived two sudden death playoffs to win LaVista Land Corporation’s Stockholders tournament at Hayward Golf Course. Maurice Bejach fired 149 to take the Orland Perpetual trophy net 84, amid a large field of 94 golfers and notable low net leaders.
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Olson and Robinson to undergo medical exams in Chicago
Middleweight contenders Bobo Olson and Sugar Ray Robinson will face medical examinations today in Chicago for their 15 round title bout at Chicago Stadium next Friday. Drs John H Pribble and Irving E Slott of the Milwaukee Athletic Commission will conduct the tests. Robinson reportedly sprained an ankle in training on November 25, causing the postponement from November 4.
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Wayward High School Honor Banquet Set Dec 7
Final plots were laid for the Wayward high school sports award banquet sponsored by the Boys League council in the school cafeteria on Wednesday at 6 30 to 7 30 p m. over 200 athletes will receive awards and numerals with Art Abbott opening remarks and speeches by coaches Soha Fekete Goothall Bob Mc Killop and Ray Mahannah. Entertainment includes the White Sisters the V Sixes and I silt. Dinner served by the Girls rescue council and cafeteria staff. Banquet advisor George Strong. general chair Lorne Brown. entertainment Dick Volpe. food Frank Viola. cleanup Jerry Lundgren.
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Surprises Abound As UCLA Fordham And Washington Lose Early
New York notes a restless start to the college basketball season with UCLA Fordham and Washington each losing twice in the first three days. Duke Pittsburgh and Kansas loom in upcoming tests as Brigham Young star Terry Tebbs shines, while Notre Dame and other top teams face early upsets across the country.
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Dons Win Pair as Russell Dominates Pacific Coast
San Francisco Dons star center Bill Russell powered a 71 32 win over Chico State and an 83 42 victory against Southern California. Coach Phil Woolpert praised Russell as unstoppable inside and on the boards. Washington also fell to Stanford as PCC play begins. Stanford’s George Selleck starred.
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Gonsalves Wins Narrow Decision Over Northrup in Hollywood
Lightweight contender Johnny Gonsalves defeats Mickey Northrup by unanimous decision in a 10 round main event at Hollywood Legion Stadium. The dull bout had no knockdowns, finishing with Gonsalves claiming his 44th win and nine losses, while manager Jack Mendonca offered 50 percent of the purse for a bout with Wallace Bud Smith to pursue a championship.
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Kahenamoku Improves After Heart Attack Report
Kahenamoku, former Olympic swimming champion, underwent a heart attack last Friday. He was reported in good condition today at Queens Hospital and may return home later this week.
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