Dons Seek 59th Victim in Baylor Led Clash
San Francisco USF aims for 59th straight win as the Dons, coached by Woolport, face a tough test against Baylor led Seattle University. Baylor, a 6 5 inch sophomore, has 88 points in three college games, while USF relies on Mixe Farmer and Art Day to shoulder scoring with Gene Brown sidelined. Prelims saw USF Frosh beat SF State Jayvees 82-42 as the main team prepares for the key showdown.
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Bears trounce Tempe in first 1936-37 college game
California routed Arizona State of Tempe 80 to 30 last night in Berkeley to open the 1936-37 season. Earl Robinson sparked the attack early as Del scored in the second half and coach Pete Newell emptied the bench. Larry Friend led Cal with 16 points, while Tempe struggled on offense. West Contra Costa beat Cal Frosh in a preliminary 61 to 68 after overtime.
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San Jose Plans Bronzan Fete
San Jose State honors retiring football coach Bob Bronzan with a testimonial banquet at the Scottish Rite Temple. The annual dinner will feature coaches and mentors from California colleges and universities, with invitations sent to Buck Shaw, Terry Brennan, and others.
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USSR Wins Olympics End Amid Pageantry
The Soviet Union topped the 16th Olympic Games in Melbourne, sealing a gold medal haul of 37 with 25 silvers and 33 bronzes, ahead of the United States and Australia. The closing ceremonies featured a diverse parade with many nations, highlighting the event’s global spirit as the Olympic flame was extinguished.
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US Olympians Return Praise Aussie Hosts
US Olympic team members arrived at Los Angeles International Airport from Australia aboard a Pan American clipper. Sculler Jack Kelly, discus thrower Fortune Gordien, weightlifter Paul Anderson, and basketball star Bill Russell led the homeward group, praising the Australians for lavish hospitality and attention. Gordien credited the Australians with outstanding hospitality, while Bell criticized the Russian taeur.
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Huskies Host Monterey Five In Tonight's Game
Washington seeks a win at home hosting Monterey Five after a 3-1 start. key players include Walton Wolfsmith Payton and Paley. Monterey returns from Santa Clara foe Bellarmine with a 3-24 record. guard Mike Felice led a late push as the Bells edged the Huskies in a recent meeting.
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Majors to Discuss Interleague Schedule at Three Day Meeting
Chicago hosts three day major league meeting as executives discuss interleague play proposals aimed at boosting gate receipts. league and club trade talk centers on players like Rush, Ashburn, White, Garcia and Rosen while debates over pennant ties and contingency plans dominate agenda.
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Ells Defeats Dons 39 29 in Don Gym comeback win
Ells rallied from a three point halftime deficit to defeat Arroyo 39 29 in Don Gym. Jim Randall sparked the second half burst as Ells moved ahead 29 24 by the third quarter. Barstow led Arroyo with eight points, Ingelbriton added seven for the Dons. Arroyo faces Piedmont next with a 1 1 season mark. The Harry Ells Frosh team also defeated Atyoxa Frosh-Spohs 87 42.
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Pirates clash with Balboa for Hayward invitational title
Darkhorse San Leandro Pirates meet Balboa of San Francisco tonight at Hayward High to decide the third annual Hayward Invitational title. Menlo-Atherton faces Capuchino in the 7 pm consolation game as coaches seek trophies and an all-invitation team pick.
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Pirates Run Past Menlo-Atherton In 27-19 Tilt
Box scores show Bal limiting Capuchino’s Estabrook and Shour while John L Thomas led the Bucs with eight. Balkoa Jed steered a seven point third quarter run and Bay Area rivals Menlo-Atherton fell 27-19 as San Leandro shot 10 of 24 with Lee Junta converting four of six. Center Bob Ralls led M A with seven points.
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Seaborg says he was misquoted on grid eligibility
Berkeley UC faculty official Dr Glenn T Seaborg says his remarks on football players eligibility were misinterpreted by reporters He notes the PCC presidents council stance remains unchanged and penalties for ineligibility stand He recalls his answer to whether any relief was possible was not a prediction but a cautious remark from a San Francisco PCC meeting report.
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