Blanco Leads SCVAL Back of Year and All League Picks
Santa Clara Panthers dominate the SCVAL selections as senior Blanco earns Back of the Year honors. Teammates Blayne Jones and Ken Galloway earn All League accolades while the squad features strong ground games and key performances, including a 136 yard 17 carry effort and multiple touchdowns contributing to the campaign.
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Blanco
Scval
Larry ‘Reese
Santal
Clara Valley Athletic League
Santa Clara
Fred Blanco
Blayne Jones
Freaward
Jones
Santa Clara Panthers
Indians
Washington Huskies
Washington
All-Soval team selections highlight local players and teams
The article lists 32 players across Campbell Bues, James Lick Comets, Santa Clara, Fremont, and others on the mythical all eleven. It notes first string ratings, key performers like Lotastro and Yamasaki, and standout performances such as Phil Cordero with 103 rushing yards and two TDs while detailing the distribution of selections among Campbell, James Lick, Fremont, Santa Clara, and Washington rivals.
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Tino Rangel
Ang
Huskies
Eddie Fletcher
Blanco
Panthers
Richard
Della Maggiore
Richard’ S McNell
Clarence Nunes
Eleves
Campbell
James Lick
John Ventz
Gary Rudd
Alix Corbett
Fremont
Phil Cordero
Nunes
Santa Clara
Bray Jones
Cordero
Washington
Los Gatos
Mt. View
Schraub
Tony Campbell
Enior
Ventry
John James Li
R. Santa Clara
Lukehart
Gary Campbell
Meneil
Adero
Phil Santa Clara
Onior
Washington Huskies Meet Bellarmine Bells In Non Conference Clash
Washington Huskies host Bellarmine Bells in Centerville high gym at 7 30 pm. Huskies seek first win after three straight losses while Bellarmine looks to rebound from a 61 47 loss to San Leandro. Expected starters include Meyer Hempleman Walton Rangel Galan and Rodriguez.
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Larry Reese
Centerville
Washington Huskies
Bellarmine Bells
Inshington High School
Husks
San Leandro
Jim Meyer
Huskies
Meyer
Clyde Voorhees
Dave Hempleman
Don Walton
Tino Rangel
Willy Galan
Rangel
vAl Rodriguez
Isuirge
Tag Teams Top Oakland Mat Slate
Promoter Ad San te presents a four big men tag team main event at Oakland Auditorium to benefit Christmas Tide for the military hospital. The Sharpe brothers meet Primo Carnera and Rocky Brown in the headline bout with a one hour two fall time limit. Enrique Torres faces Soberton in a 45 minute non-title match. Brown Panther meets Tris Jac in a 20 minute bout.
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Oakland
Ad Sante
Oakland Auditorium
Gen
Mike Sharpe
Primo Carnera
Rocky Brown
Still
Carnera
Brown L
Enrique Torres
Big Soberton
Ad Saniel
Brown Panther
Tris Jac
Taniguchi Sets Fast Pace for Golden Gate Jocks
Albany report notes George Taniguchi, the only Japanese-American jockey to ride in major Ki . S. events, leading at Golden Gate Fields. The 5-year-old from Los Angeles posted five wins yesterday, raising his meet total to nine firsts in two days, and pushes his season tally to 43 Southern California Intercollegiate wins. A UCLA-USF title game looms with California honors at Spaulding Field, as UCLA and the Dons vie for supremacy in northern and southern circuits.
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Albany
Ins
George Taniguchi
Ki . S
Golden Gate Fields
Los Angeles
Ucla
Taniguchi
Interco Legi
Leroy Nelson
University of San Francisco
California
JUCLA
Spaulding Field
Bruins
Ailiden
Golden Gate
Dons
Stitch
Skoaler Ski Club Opens Season With Dance And Plans
The Skoaler Ski Club kicked off the season with a December 14 meeting at Winton School to recruit skier members and plan the Bay Area Ski Federation’s seventh annual ball at the Alameda Hotel December 17. Dorothy Johnson, Castro Valley, will represent the club at the ball, expected to draw 300 to 500 skiers from the Bay Area.
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Squaw Valley
Skoaler Ski Club
Bown
Tower Twenty
Bay Area Ski
C Shoalers
All Wi
Alameda
Bay Area
Sli
Dorothy Johnson
Skoaler
Bob
Dodge Ridge
Big Ten plans regional control of football telecasts
Detroit reports the Big Ten television committee outlined a plan to regionalize football telecasts by replacing single game broadcasts with a Western conference system. NCAA rule support is hoped to enable a Sept 1 start with practice guidelines under review by coaches and directors. Also discussed were finances, recruiting, and new safety measures after Purdue Indiana incident. Officials voiced higher officiating fees of 100 dollars plus travel.
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Detroit
INS
Big Tensale Athletic Association
New York
NCAA
Pacific
National Collegi
Pracifice
Remy Mer Jury
Purdue
Snead Withdraws From Miami Open With Sprained Back
Sammy Snead quits the Miami Open after a back injury at the 11th hole on the Miami Springs course. He carded a 66 and trails by one stroke after 18 holes with Ted Roli and Joe Brown tied at 67. A field of 261 professionals, plus ties, will be cut to 60 today with amateurs still in contention.
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Miami
Mns
Sammy Snead
Jing
Boro
Snead
Ted ¥Roli
New Hartford
N.Y
Joe Brown
Des Mar Town
Reed Gains Draw With Touted Byrne
San Francisco boxing match ends in a 10 round draw between Sgt J B Reed and Jimmy Byrne of Portland Ore Reed 192 pounds used jabs and strong inside hooks to counter Byrnes attacks Referee Frankie Carter scored 54-54 for both fighters Other results listed include Nunn Randle Richmond and Floyd Joviner.
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San Francisco
Sgt
J. B. Reed
Jimmy Byrne
Portland
Ore
Byrne
Reed
Frankie Carter
Nunn Randle
Richmond
Jimmy Walker
Sen
Fohn Houston
Nate Spellman
Philadelphia
Floyd Joviner
Pittsburgh
Pat Costello
Oaklon
Rocky Burton
Scisco
John Care
Oakland
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Joe Martinez
Charis Cooper
Conrad Preciado
L Ist
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USF
Cakefornia
Star Chamber of Commerce
MY. Shasta
Lassen Volcanic National Park
Bonner Summit
Cial
Sal Raney
Tahoena
Barger Pass
Knapp & Knapp Quality
Knapp & Knapp
Lewelling
San Lorenzo
East 14Th Street
OLD Farm Nursery
West Avenue
Washington Manor
Lockhaven
Golden State B &A
Smalley Ave
Castro
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