San Lorenzo High Lacks Bleachers Feel Big for Basketball Debut
San Lorenzo high school faces a sparse home crowd on Rebel court for its first history making home basketball game in the ACAL. About 1500 potential fans were missing due to bleachers not yet installed and other factors as the school prepares for January’s grand opening with a packed gym.
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Ta Ban Lorenzo High School
Pchcol
Ysp
Washington High School
Centerville
San Lorenzo High School
San Lorenzo
Rebél Gymnasium
Tony Winn
A.c.al
Winn
Tom Gilcrest
Bill Maasle
Lee Lewis
Ron Espinosa
Jerry Weber
Gilcrest
Huskies
Massie
Shota
Corned
Les Clausen
Sesson
Dave Duncan
Larry Berry
Don Lane
Fred Haney Loosely Linked To Pirates Manager Post
Pirates chief Branch Rickey to meet with Fred Haney in Pittsburgh as a potential manager candidate. Haney, Hollywood Stars boss, has steered the club to pennants and top finishes while expressing doubt about leaving his West Coast post. Rickey cites health and desire as primary factors in any decision.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fred Heney
Hollywood Stars
Heney
Hollywood
Stars
Branch Rickey
Haney
Rickay
West Coast
Laney
Fred
Indian Lightweight Champion Defeats Whitewater in Oakland Bout
Jimmy Carter of New York retained his world lightweight title with a unanimous 10 round decision over Archie Whitewater of Eureka California. Carter floored Whitewater in the eighth with a right to the jaw, then controlled the action as the challenger pressed in brief, sporadic flurries. Whitewater fought orthodox, weighed 141 pounds, while Carter weighed 196 and held the title for Cherokee Indians.
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Tommy Collins
Boston
New York
Laura Balas
Monterrey
Mexico
Collins
Oakland
Jimmy Carter
Eager
Archie Whitewater
Eureka
Calif
Oakland Auditorium
Carter
Whitewater
Champ
Cerlar
Warney
Hut
Sig Jacob‘vade
Jeff
Wilson
Sonny Green
Fremont Tigers tame Farmers 32 23 in hard fought win
Fremont beat Hayward 32 to 23 as Ray Sampson and Rich Joseph paced the Tigers on the local hardwood. Johnson and Kilstrom sparked the Farmers early but Fremont built a lead and held on through the final minutes, securing their first victory of the season.
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Hayward
Tigers
Bill Cooper
Farmer
Fremont
Ray Sampson
Rich Joseph
Ay Sare High School
Joseph
Eddie Johnson
Stan Kilstrom
Warren Laverall
Johnson
Hep
Wagner
Sampson
Sagner
Laverall
Fon Sly
Sam
Annie
Tigers Hand Fremont Jayvees 23 18 Loss
HAYWARD The Fremont Tiger Jayvees edged the Hayward high junior hoopsters 23 18 on local courts yesterday afternoon. Fremont led 6 4 at times, stretched the gap to 13 4 at halftime, and 21 10 after three quarters before Hayward narrowed the margin late. Dave Ramm and Pachena led Hayward with seven points each in a loss that made a third straight for the Farmers this season.
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Hayward
Fremont Tiger Jayvees
Hayward High
Fremont
Jerry Robison
Ron Pachena
Tigers
Dave Ramm
Pacheao
Woodruff Named U P Football Coach of the Week
University of Florida coach Robert Woodruff earns United Press International Coach of the Week after Florida’s 247 to 0 win over Kentucky. He credits his staff and squad, emphasizes team effort, mental attitude, and meticulous detail, and aims toward the New Year’s Tulsa game.
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New York
Florida
United Preat
Robert
Bob)Wooodryft
University of ‘Florida
Kentucky
Tulsas
Actaes
Feme
Fellows
Asia
Sharder
Woodruff
Bob Nayland
Ternonsee
Wyoming
Tennessee
Total
Coaches Seek PCC Travel Squad Increase to Forty
Pasadena based PCC coaches request conference approval to raise football traveling squad limit from 37 to 40 men to match rising standards. Athletic directors will review today before sending to faculty representatives for final approval, following the Big Ten’s recent increase from 41 to 44.
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Pasadena
Big Ten
Hartnell Arrives for 1982 Junior Rose Bowl Cast
Hartnell Junior College joins the 1982 Junior Rose Bowl lineup in Pasadena as the team from Salinas travels to compete. The arrival completes the cast of players and teams for the annual college football event.
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Pasadena
Martnell
Salinas
Wake Forest Upsets North Carolina State In Open-Season Shock
Wake Forest defeats NC State 51 to 40 in a tight contest highlighted by strong zone defense and clutch free throws from Billy Lyles. Williams led Deacons with 20 points as NC State faltered late, while Duke toppled Washington and Lee and several top teams won tune-ups in college hoops action.
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Wake Forest
North Carolina Siste
Illinois
Loyola of Chicago
Manette Paenti
United Press
N. C
Wolfpack
Damon Descons
Waite Forest
Duke
N.C. State
Mel Thompson
Billy Lyles
Deacons
Lyles
Chompion
State
Williams Tanks
Jackie Williams
Dickie J Henric
Wath
Haly Cross
Massachusetts
St. John’s
Arnold Imouis
Rod Fletcher
Loyola
Chicago Hamblers
LaGalle
Albright
Oklahoma Aggies
Creighton
Santa Clara
Oregon
Oregon State
Stanford
Wate Forest
Washington and Lee
Davidson
Furman
West Virginia
George Washington
Connecticut
Yale
Columbia
Trinity
Mercer
Georgia
Pitt
Westminister
Mainline
McAlester
Marshall
Virginia Itech
Washington State
Whitman
Santa Anita Derby Draws 98 Nominations for 18th Run
The Santa Anita Derby with a $100,000 added purse attracted 98 nominations for its 18th running on February 21. Last year's winner Hill Gail is seen as a potential entry, with references to the track and event noting the prestigious preparations and field expectations.
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Arcadta
Cah
Hill
Stanford USC Movies Pending At PCC Meeting
At Pasadena the Pacific Coast Conference faced a delay over whether Stanford USC game films would be shown. Stanford officials objected to alleged incidents, while USC camp defended its team as a clean, aggressive champion.
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Stanford
USC
Pacific Coast
Masters
Chuck Taylor
Indians
Southern California
Faylor
FCC
H. PL
Dick) Firerest
Washington
Everest
Trojans
Evyeres
Jess Hill
Marciano Voted Ring Award By Writers
New York fighter Rocky Marciano and writer George Barton were voted unanimously top ring awards for 1952 by the boxing writers association. Marciano, undefeated from Brockton Massachusetts, earned the Edward J. Neil Memorial plaque for his sport contributions and heavyweight title win over Jersey Joe Walcott. Barton of the Minneapolis Star Tribune received the James J. Walker Memorial award for long and meritorious service.
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Iif
Rocky Marciano
George Barton
Whters Association
Marciano
Brockton
Mass
Edward J. Neil
Joe Walcott
Barton
Minneapolis Star-Tribune
Annus James J. Walker
Oscar Fraley
United Press
Massachusetts
New York Boxing Writers Association
Camden
Pappy
Rocky
Old Jersey
Old Jole
Farmers Rally Fails As Jackson Leads Narrow Loss
In a rough practice tilt, the Farmers fell behind 10 to 9 but surged to a 28 19 lead before Colagrasse and Kiletrom sparked the comeback. Joseph contributed several points but the team could not finish. Hayward led scorers like daseghs and Sampson with 10 apiece, Johnson topped the visitors with eight. Trojans top draw in Pasadena with 564,440 fans in 10 home games, California Beats draw 528,171.
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Joseph
Sampson
Gurtalk
Vanto
Kiletrom
Sly
Wagner
Hayward
Indaseghs
Johnson
Polyligh
Sanandsco
Pasadena
Southern California
Trojans
California Beats
San Lorenzo Rebels Fall to Richmond Oilers in ACA Test
Richmond overpowered San Lorenzo Rebel B team 44 to 36 yesterday after trailing 23 to 20 at half. Gary Melmyre led San Lorenzo with 10 points as Oilers surged in the third period to seal the win.
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Richmond
San Lorenzo
ACA
Richmond Oilers
Rebels
Oilers
Gary Melmyre
FARMER REB WRESTLERS TO TANGLE HAYWARD
Hayward high wrestlers travel to San Lorenzo for a 3 15 p m meet with the Rebels facing a strong lineup led by 127 pound contender Jim Latino and heavyweight Ted Kennison. Fred Temps and Hank Hobson miss the lineup due to injury and illness.
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Hayward
San Lorenzo
Hayward High Grapplers
Farmer's
George Hubert
Hebe
Fred Temps
Hank Hobson
Rebematiaen
Joe Okamoto
Hoy Valante
Dick Pruner
Joel LaCantes
Gene Tamura
Marvin Rodrigues
Joe Okemote
Jim Latino
Ed Stoner
Hichard Tiago
Jim Roberts
Henry Duran
George Wood
Larry Ramos
Mel Shilling
Jarry Cain
Hank Hohpon
Brice Mosegsard
Ken Linder
Bob Machado
Ted Keniton
Richard Nagore
Rocky Marciano Dominates While Walcott Plans Return Fight
Rocky Marciano gains heavyweight acclaim as 1952 fighter of the year while old Jersey Joe Walcott works out for a comeback possible after spring. The article notes Marciano's long layoff and questions how a champion stays sharp, comparing past champions who wrestled long stretches between title defenses. It mentions Sullivan, Fitzsimmons, Dempsey and Tunney as historic examples, and speculates on the prospects of a Marciano fight versus a warm-weather return.
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Rocky
Bart
Joe Louis
Charles
Trabs
Jars
Izzard
Marciano Raoers
John L. Sullivan
Jale Willam
Australia
Jim Corbett
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jim Jeffries
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Apord Uy Iz
Jess
Mare Lane
Ely
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Hartnell
Wake Forest Edges Wolfpack
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Pot Sly
Ori Npner
Sampsona
Intinsen
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