Dailey's High Jump Might Crown Hayward Gambit
A preview of Dick Dailey's bid to break the interscholastic high jump record centers on Hayward field. Officials face criticism for pit visibility as Dailey trains, with the athlete aiming to surpass Gil La Cava's mark amid strong local support and national interest.
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Hollister
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Hayware
University of California Edwards Stadium
Rich Hacker
Berkeley
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Arroyo
Hacker
Hubert
Ares
Browns seek fifth straight title with Steel ers clash
Browns aim for their fifth straight conference crown by beating the Steelers in Cleveland, with Detroit looming in the playoff race. The Steelers, at full strength, threaten a revival as Giants and Eagles chase NFC hope in Philadelphia and New York.
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Paul Brown
Much
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Marion Motley
Chick
Pittsburgh
Tommy Thompson
Ken
Carpenter
Philadelphia
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Cleveland
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New York Giants
Eagles
Bagles
Giants
Bobby Clatterbuck
Chuck Conerly
Eagle
Frank Gifford
Adrian Burk
Bobby Walston
Doak Walker
Pete Fihos
NFL
Big Ten Studies Regional TV Plan Amid NCAA Ties
Detroit reports the Big Ten winter meeting endorses regional football telecasts next season if the NCAA rejects national games. A seven member committee will pursue regional options, with or without NCAA sanction, as independent action is considered. The move follows the Pacific Coast Conference shift toward regional telecasts with NCAA approval.
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Big Ten
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Agai Ai
Mos
Bill Reed
Reed
Pacific Coast
British Horse Sold to Australian Client via British Bloodstock
London reports that i?-Landap, the runner for Queen Elizabeth in the Washington DC International, has been sold to the British Bloodstock agency for an unnamed Australian client. The sale shifts ownership after its notable U.S. campaign.
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Unc
Martinez Wins Unanimous Decision Over Andrews For Title Shot
Vince Martinez of Paterson New Jersey extended his win streak to 18 with a unanimous 10 round decision over Al Andrews in Madison Square Garden. The hard hitting welterweight out punched and staggered Andrews scoring repeatedly to threaten a title shot. Referees ruled Martinez ahead 8-1-1 while the bout drew strong ring attendance and national telecast.
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Martinez
Paterson
N. J
al Andrews
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Andrews
Superior
Wis
Wisconsin
Martinez Ghout
Ai Ber
Frank Orbes
Yudee Artie Aidala
Local hoops bracket tightens with late Ragusa free throw
In a tight loser's bracket clash Carl Ragusa sank an 11th hour free throw for the Farmers, who edged James Lick 42 37 after a strong second half. Dave Ramm led with 10 points while Bob Cena added 10 for the Rebels. Capuchino topped Menlo Atherton 24 20 as Capuchino advanced to face Bishop O Dowd.
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Bishop O'Dowd
Jead
Carl Ragusa
Dave Ramm
Sazio Lorenzo
Amador Dons
Bob Cena
Troy
Frank T Hsynie
Arpa
Ramm
Dave Kibbe
Tony’ ‘Ferrera
James Lick
O'Dowd
Jefferson
Capuchine
Bears
Menlo-Atherton
Amador
Gary Dodson
Frank Hay
Nie
James Li
Jel
Capuchino
San Lorenzo
All America Football Team Selections Highlighted
The Daily Review will publish Monday an exclusive All America consensus team. It will select eleven players from the six major All America lists to enable readers to compare elite selections nationwide.
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All America
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Ate
Pally Review
Daily Review
Dragonship Farmers Edge In Last Minute Free Throw Duel
Bishop O'Dowd reaches Hayward Invitational final by edging Hayward high Farmers 38 to 37 on a last second free throw. Frank Sobrero scores 20, total 35 in tournament. Capuchino Mustang Jerry Bachich shines with 16 in two games as they beat Menlo-Atherton 34-20 and San Lorenzo 40-27.
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Bob Cartwright
Bill Tidwell
Rebels
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Bing Cerri
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Craig Johnson
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James Lick
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Hayward High Hosts All Star Invitational Net Night
Hayward High school sponsors the Hayward Invitational Tournament with eight high school teams. Bishop O'Dowd and Capuching lead 2-0 in the round robin and fight for the title tonight in Hayward gym. San Lorenzo and Hayward also contend for third and fourth, while all teams praise clean play and sportsmanship.
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Ja.ayward
Hayward High School
Jay
Bishop O'Dowd
Capuching
Hayward
San Lorenzo
Iseal
Hayward Hish
Oakland Mat Begins Again Main Event Crowns Sharpe Brothers
Oakland auditorium arena last night hosted a wild wrestling card led by the Sharpe brothers Ben and Mike who defeated Primo Carnera and Rocky Brown two falls to one after Carnera was disqualified for slugging. Midget Matman Brown Panther toppled Irish Jackie with a body slam to claim the first and third falls. Enrique Torres and Bob Orton drew after 30 minutes while George Scott beat Harde Kruskamp with a knee lift in another bout.
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Oakland Auditorium Arena
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Ben
Mike
Primo Carnera
Rocky Brown
Carnera
Pot
Sol
Brown Panther
Jackie
Enrique Torres
Bob Orton
George Scott
Harde' Kruskamp
Cage Results From Multiple College Shows Across Regions
EAST region games feature Jalgate 92 over Buckner 76 and Davidson 71 defeating The Citadel 51. In another match, Duke 93 beat South Carolina 66, Wake Forest 62, Maryland 58 in overtime, while Richmond 119 routed Randolph Macon 52. WEST results show Utah 43 over Arizona, BYU 4, USC 43, Oregon State 3h, and Santa Clara 73 over San Jose State 65. College of Marin 48 and Fresno State 71 post wins. San Francisco State 54 loses to Loyola 43. Eastern Oregon 63 defeats Nevada, Mountaineers 71, plus Seattle High and SCLA 74 over Santa Clara 53. University of San Francisco 54 falls to Loyola 43. California 77 beats College of Papa 82.
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Wininger Leads Miami Open At Midway
MSJ Bo Wininger of Oklahoma City holds a 134 total to top the Miami Open golf field at halfway. He broke par for the second straight day with a 68 and a 45, while Ted Kroll of New Hartford posted a 68 for a two day total of 135, one stroke back.
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