Holiday Ski Season Opens In South Tahoe Area
Skiers head for snow this week as South Tahoe area inaugurates the holiday season. Dodge Ridge opens with Golden Nugget Jam racing. Badger Pass notes silver anniversary festivities and favorable snow depth while forecasts call for mild, clear weather. Roads into the mountains remain open with chains advised for travelers.
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Lyte Leads Garfield In San Leandro Tourney Showdown
In the San Leandro Recreation Department Christmas tournament Garfield powered by Bucky Lyte with 26 points for a 3ible victory over Wilson. Bill Pickeny led the losers with 7 points. Monroe beat Madison 11th grade with 22 points by Kevin Burnett, while Dobby Barnett added 18 for Madison. Assumption rode a 37-1 win aided by Garry McCafferty’s foul loss to Washington. Mike Moy added nine for the victors.
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Risky Racing Business Sets Records in 60 News Years
The racing industry surged with record betting and investment, surpassing two billion dollars in capital for breeding and racing. Bally Ache died October 25 after a training accident, while Kelso dominated the year with six straight stakes wins and an acclaimed horse of the year title. Whitney and Cain Hoy led owners, with jockey Bill Hartack clinching his fourth riding championship.
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Showdown Session On Anita Strike at Santa Anita
In Los Angeles a showdown session between the Local 106 union and the California racing associations federation sets a Monday meeting to decide if Sotata Amity openings will continue. The talks include James D. Stewart and Fred Vi. Ryan with Santa Anita officials and other racing reps as candidates press wage and pension demands amid disrupted operations.
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Fresno State Tops Cal Aggies in Close Basketball Finish
Fresno State defeated the Cal Aggies as Mike McFerson led with 27 points in a hard fought college basketball game. The Fresno players capitalized on late turnovers to secure the win.
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Huge Shrine Tackle Lilly on Way to Legend
A readably chaotic account centers on Lilly, a framed Texas 2A tackle from Texas Christianity, slated for the Shrine West game. Mentions potential pro prospects, coach praise, and speculation about his career arc, with scattered quotes and team links.
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Baseball Makers Squabble Over Major League Contract
Edwin Parcow president of ALG Spalding Brothers Two Chicopee said his firm asked 19 countries to renew the contract with the majors but faced a losing proposition. MLB officials Cronin and Giles discussed the matter but no action was taken. Spalding supplies thousands of baseballs each year and buys at cost, forming a pivotal link between leagues and the ball supplier.
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Eagles Set to Face Packers in Key NFL Title Game
The NFL stats show the Eagles ranked high in passing offense and overall offense, with Packers strong in rushing. Colts led in scoring, Browns top in points allowed, while Browns and Packers boasted solid rushing defenses. The Eagles trailed in passing and overall rankings but remain a contender ahead of the Monday title game.
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Moegle Goes To Cowboys
Dallas announces acquisition of defensive halfback Dickie Margie from the Pittsburgh Steelers as part of a two for one deal. The move shifts players including Bill Butler and Dick Klein, with Margie joining from Rice via selection in a broader draft exchange.
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Casey Calhoun Bout Set for January Fight
In New Orleans third Marikel middleweight Hank Casey is slated to face Rory Calhoun in a match described as a significant bout. The event features California middleweight champion Nasbeige with wins over Henry Hants Cation and other top contenders, while Danny Giambre and Randy Santiy are noted among the division’s participants.
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Hofstra Climbs In Cage Poll Amid Ratings Shuffle
Tennessee State holds No. 1 for the second week while Sotsia rises from fourth to second, narrowing the gap to the leaders in a chaotic college basketball ranking.
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Oregon's Jones Set for Bowl
Oregon's Jones, a pint-sized halfback from Diesen, sustained a hand injury in the Cop pee Ross feature game but is listed as probable for the upcoming bowl. If healthy, he will join a contingent expected to perform in the Chesty Raw Cars.
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Packers Endure Bitter Weather To Face Kagies
Green Bay weather dampened practice as players endured freezing winds and snow in preparation for the National Foothill Lennie championship showdown against the Kagies. Coach Ai urged focus despite harsh conditions, aiming to build resilience for the tough match ahead on January 24.
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Amateur tennis tour cancels event amid player complaints
Eddie Herr said the Sernational Play Hy Miemni Reach tennis group refused sanction for the annual tour at Miami Beach after amateur players complained of inadequate pay and support. Two players, UIE Schmidt BeuAenPat and Jan Eric Landquist of Swe, were cited as voicing concerns as March events loomed. organizers noted only $10 per player plus room and board were to be provided.
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Dissatisfied Wade New LA Headache
Los Angeles reports a quarterback controversy with Billy Wade of the Rams. Wade says he wants a meeting with Bob Waterfield and Elroy Hirsch before Christmas to discuss his role, as coaches respond that the issue is a Rams family matter and not for public discussion.
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Spain's Gisbert Climbs In Junior Tennis Opener
In Miami Beach the top seeded Gisbert of Barcelona defeated Ronald Spender in a brisk opening round at the Eth annual Orange Howl junior championships. Gisbert, leading the international entries in the WR and under division, advanced while Spender was eliminated.
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Army Blanda North Starter in Shrine Game
Army’s Blanda will start at quarterback for Neyth squad in the North South Shrine football game at Northwest Monday. Other starters include halfbacks Pat Kischer from Nebraska and Mike Stork, and fullback Bill Brown.
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Fifth quarter program aids frosh soph players and future pros
The article discusses the value of a fifth quarter in junior college and high school play to boost participation among ninth and tenth graders. It notes students gain weight and experience, increasing future varsity turnout, with examples like John Fekete and Gordon Herring cited for early dividends and a reduction in parental disputes over playing time.
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Added Experience for Officials In Over Time
Hayward coach Jack Mermod joked about added experience for officials and the overtime burden. He faced a large turnout of 73 8 hopefuls and struggled to fit six plus teams into five periods. Mermod lamented fitting 35 to 40 players into the extra 10 minutes was a real challenge.
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