Bears Triumph Over Huskies In Cage Game 61 To 36
Menlo Atherton Bears defeated Washington Huskies 61 to 36 in Center ville non-conference basketball. Hilton led with 26 points, Blackwood and Meyer each scored 14 for Wash huskies countered, Rigmaiden added 7. Halftime score 34-18. Washington had fifth straight loss. next game vs San Lorenzo Rebels.
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Washington Huskies
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Browns and Eagles Dominate East Team for Pro Bowl LA Game
The Browns and Eagles each placed seventeen players on the Eastern Conference Pro Bowl squad for the January 16 game in Los Angeles. Managed by Paul Schi ler, the Eastern team will be coached by Jim Trimble with Charles Gatier as his assistant. Western All-Stars coach Shaw was named, with selections highlighting stars from the Steelers Cardinals Redskins Giants Browns and Eagles including Otto Graham Ollie Matson and Emlen Tunnell among others.
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Otto Graham
Adrian Burk
Ollie Matson
Cardinals
Kyle Rote
Giants
Paul Cameron
Emlen Tunnell
Wayne Robinson
John Latiner
Tor Landry
Dick Leno
Billy Wells
LaSalle Keeps Lead in United Press College Poll
LaSalle Explorers repeat atop the United Press basketball poll with 25 first-place votes and 335 points. Kentucky moves to second as Indiana and UCLA rise, while Notre Dame, Holy Cross, and others fill the top 20 with shifts from last week.
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United Press Rating Board
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Seeong
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Ralph Stevens The Fishin Fool
Ed Twohig of Santa Cruz offers the latest on steelhead fishing conditions in the southern streams. He notes low flows limit action but forecasts better odds for egg eaters if rains stay light, while heavier rain could bring larger fish into the rivers. Call Ed at Garden 3 3229 for current details.
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Ronnie Munson
Johnny Tank
Frank Joseph
Rodeo
San Pablo
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Shaw Fired and Morabito eyeing ex-coach move
Shaw’s dismissal continues from page six as Morabito notes no replacement yet. Shaw organized and directed the team for nine years with a Sugar Bowl winning record against Santa Clara's Broncos. Off the field, the column covers local bass fishing reports, winter attendance, and coastal angling notes with remarks on shark meat and upcoming conditions.
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Bronco
Santa Clara
Louisiana State
Morabito
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