Pacific Coast Coaches Approve Platoon System By Narrow Margin
Pacific Coast coaches from nine of ten PCC schools and four independents voted 7 to 6 to keep the unlimited substitution, with three changes proposed. They urged offense substitution on fourth down only, defense substitutions each down, and kickoff rules to limit possession changes. They opposed stopping the clock on every change of possession and discussed ancillary rule tweaks amid a broader PCC meeting in Carmel California.
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Hal Wood
Carmel
Calif
UPJ
Far West
Shu Teas
PCC
Rile
Bhipkey
Montana
PCC Ecoaches
Alga
Lyi Waldorf
California
Red Sanders
LACLA
Jim
Aiken
Oregon
Kip Taylor
Oregon Slile
Stewie Odell
Washington
Dixie Howell
Idaho
Jeff Cravath
Southern Californian
Marchie — Seliwints
Stanford
Jor Kulavich
University of San Francisco
Ill Hubbard
San Jose State
Jordan Over
Loyola
Len Casianova
Santa Clara
Shire
Phil Sarbay
Peal Quirlery
Lon Stinger
Pomnallae
Ftaculty
POC
Meister
Washington Stube
Minal Af Oregen
Xhagasen Lia Go
Tech Raiders Must Stop Gene Menges
San Jose State faces Fresno’s Raisin Bowl opponent as Menges, dubbed the Magician, aims to break Spartan passing marks. A transfer from Fullerton College, the Anaheim high star earned All-conference honors in multiple sports and has large career totals, with 80 completions in 16 attempts this season.
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St Jose State
Fresno
Heliox
Gene Menges
Menges
Anaheim
Ing
Fullerton S.C. Menges
Quinklers
Anaheim High
Elms Athletic Council
San Jonse State
Magician
Spartans
Aisin
Haisin Tew
Lou Little Seeks Platoon Showdown On Substitution
NEW YORK The Columbia coach Lou Little, head of the NCAA football rules panel, mails questionnaires to 1200 coaches seeking views on proposed 1950 rules changes. He urges unity on substitution policy, argues expanded offenses demand more rest and that reverting to limited substitution would hinder the game's development.
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New York
Nic.aia
Pinehurst
N.C
Little
Announebys
Tittle
Mt Diablo Cagers Host Hayward in Home Stand
Mt Diablo hosts Hayward as the Farmers aim for a seventh straight win at home dating to 1947. The Farmers boast six undefeated starts this year and have prior wins over Poly Tech, San Leandro, Lowell, St Josephs, Concordia, and Burlingame. Coach Sig Jacobson reshuffles offense with Rudy Barmettler relocating from post to improve shooting while Jim Ovalvie shifts to new role. The Red Devils beat El Cerrito. The Farmers also plan trips to Castlemont and Moraga to face St Mary's College Freshmen.
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Farmer
Poly Tech
San Leandro
Lowell
St. Josephs
Concordia College
Burlingame
Red Devils
el Cerrito
Devils
Sig Jacobaen
Rudy Bavmeltler
Barmettler
Jim Ovalvie
Jacobson
Mvy Barmettley
No Contest Ends Boxing Card Clash in Chronicle Fund
San Francisco lightweight Dave Whitlock edged Nick Barone of Syracuse as referee Frankie Brown ruled the main bout a no contest after both fighters refused to engage. Downey repeatedly urged action. eight rounds completed before stoppage.
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Dave Whitlock
San Francisco
Nick Barone
Syracuse
Chronicle Christmas Fund
Frankie Brown
Lewin
Whitlock
Hay Flores
Barone
Clivener Menvy
Hayward Baseball Pioneers and Early Local Teams
The tale recalls F Darney Bernard as Hayward ball boy in 1910 and the Oaks training at Butcher Field later Bret Harte Field. It notes Barney Bernard managing Hayward Athletics in 1941, sponsoring by J H Wool, and players like Curley Gardner, with Barney later umpiring and attempting a Pacific Coast League berth. Also mentions 1928 era teams, other players, and Barney’s postcareer notes including World Series viewings.
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Hayward
Oaks
Butcher Field
Bret Harte
Bret Harte Grammar
Mighty Oaks
Oakland
Main
Barney
Ue Hayward Athletics
J H. Wool
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UN Close
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Napa
San Maeo
Fresno
Bakersfield
Santa Rosa
Jack Graham
Joe Devine
Powers That Be
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Charlie Root
Cubs
Guy Bush
Iy? Gomez
Letty” O'Doul
Jeny
Pesxas
Bernard
Yanks
Red Sox
Yankees
Barney Ring
Edelie Cicoftte
Chick Gandil
Joel Jackson
Ray McMullin
Custramend
Joe Gedenn
St Louis
Haas Wins Miami Open Tournament
Haas of New Orleans begins winter tour amid hopes to break his longstanding jinx in the Miami Open, facing a season of challenge and opportunity as he seeks success abroad.
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Miami
Pla
Frordie Haas
New Orleans
Walt Cloud
Galting
Defending champ Hamline opens in Los Angeles invitational
In the Los Angeles Invitational, defending champion Hamline University makes its first appearance, facing Whittier College as Brigham Young, Culver Stockton, and Pepperdine also feature in the opening night lineup. Gonzaga upset San Jose State 43 41 as Pepperdine beat Santa Barbara 78 47, with Bob McCutcheon scoring 16 for Santa Barbara in a high foul game.
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Hamline University
Whittier College
Brigham Young
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Culver Stockton
Whittie
Mighty Pipers
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Phillips Oilers
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Pepperdine
Santa Barbara
Ed Aguinel If
Santa B
Bob McCutcheon
Gallchio
McCutcheon
Sullivan
San Jose
Gonaga
Jack Curran
Pte
Gonsaga
Dick Evans
Stu Inman
Local Angler Reels Five Hornpout In One Evening
Mrs Mabel Alexander of Upton Mnes caught five hornpout in a single evening weighing nine pounds total. Fish ranged from ten to twenty inches, reflecting a successful angling outing for the local collector.
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Mnes
UPI
Mabel Alexander
Les Richter Growing Boy Captures California Rooters
Les Richter, California sophomore standout at Berkeley, draws constant attention for his size and talent. From Fresno high at 198 pounds to 218 on a 6 foot 2 frame, he plays both center and backfield roles, excels in tackling, diagnosing plays, and shows flair with Hollywood-esque antics on and off the field. His late-season ankle injury and future potential loom as he eyes Pasadena Bowl glory.
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Berkeley
Lous Richter
California
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Ress
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Por Hin
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Wis
Wisconsin
Bear
Los Angeles
UCLA
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Stanford
Harry Hugasian
Physica
Cdnvasion
Pasadella Anmiry
Silvestri Still Leads Scorers in Coast Hockey League
In the Pacific Coast Hockey League standings Alan Kuntz of Vancouver and Silvestri of San Francisco head the scoring races in the Northern and Southern divisions. Kuntz has 50 points, Doug Adin 45, Silvestri 39, and Walt Samanalei 34. Samanali leads the South in goals with 21 and Silvestri tops assists with 25. Goalie stats note Lou Crowdis of San Francisco posting a 2.88 average and .877 save percentage.
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Wash
Alan Kuntz
Vancouver
Silvestri
San Francisco
Pacific Coast Hockey League
al Leader
Kuntz
Doug Adin
Tacoma
Slvestri
Walt Samanalei
Samansti
Silvestre Jed
Adam
Mel Read
Konois
Lou Crowdis
Derry Catnoll
Eckert Szabo Clash in Tag Contest Headliner
Two top wrestlers Sandor Szabo and Ray Melcurt clash in a tag event at Oakland wrestling show promoted by Ad Sautel. Szabo teams with George Pencheff, while Eckert teams with Turd Boiled Hag as arrangements with Oakland Baseball Park plan weekend bus trips for fans. Details on baseball excursions to follow.
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Ray Melcurt
Oakland
Ausay
Enrich
Eskert
Hag. Veyty
Cured Craton
Boston
Hook Mac
Oakland Sports Show Dates Shift to March
The annual Oakland Spots Travel and trailer show moves from April to March 7 through 26 this year, announced by president Dick Jose after a directors meeting. The fifth outdoor sports exposition will be at Municipal Auditoriums, featuring fishing hunting golf boat tennis and trailer exhibits. Last year the show drew over 100 000 outdoorsmen, the largest indoor sports attraction in the East Bay.
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Dick Jose
Municipal Aiuctitorions
East Bay
San Francisco
Finlee
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