Santa Clara tops Loyola in late night doubleheader
In a twin bill Santa Clara beat Loyola of Los Angeles 87 to 68 while San Jose State defeated Stanford 82 to 68. Santa Clara center Sohuenin led with 20 points and guard Jim Young added 16. Loyola’s John Seurte led the losers with 11. The San Jose State–Stanford game was close early, with seven lead changes in the first half and Stanford’s Ron Tomsic finishing with 32 points.
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Badgers Down California in 64-57 Thriller
Wisconsin beat California 64 to 57 in a nonconference showdown as Ten Ward and John Rickaen scored 18 points each to lead the Badgers. California led early but Wisconsin shifted momentum in the second half, controlling both the pace and the rebounding.
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Fragmentary OCR cites numerous team names and scores across states, mentioning Denver, Oregon, Texas, Baylor, Washington, California and Idaho with inconsistent figures. The dense garbled text references standings, performances, and possible betting-like notes without coherent context or a clear outcome.
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Illinois NCs quintets set for comeback tries
Illini face Ohio State after a 77 73 upset loss to Minnesota that hurt Big Ten title hopes and ranking. NC State visits Dartmouth as Kansas State Oklahoma and Colorado open the Southwest tourney in Kansas City. Missouri and Kansas win Big Seven games, La Salle tops heading to New York holiday fête. Washington Stays strong in PCC play as Stanford hosts Loyola Cal and other showdowns fill the card.
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Area Bowling News: Mixed Fivesome Narrowed Leads and Upsets
SAN LORENZO Vill age Shoe Repair rallied to within a game of Pacific Car as Rich's Handy Market closed in on top spot with three wins from Team No 1 in Monday Night Mixed. Linville Roofers slimmed Village Shoe Repair’s lead to 1 1/2 games by drubbing Chih 29 30, with Carl Johns posting a 220 line and 567 series and Pete Puccilli a 238 game and 627 pins for Linville. Veteran performers, including Al Meyer and Austin Pelton, featured for their teams as standings shuffled in a busy bowling card.
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Upset at Anita Opener Delivers 15-1 Winner
In Arcadia Santa Anita opened its 16th winter meet with a 55,000 crowd forecast as K Eleventy homebreds contest the California Breeders Champion. The mile and sixteenth feature drew speedsters Atomic Speed Busterbagood De Ants and Golden Abbey with a $20,000 winner’s share. Spanish Dream upset the Los Flores handicap yesterday as a 22,200 dollar payday, with Great Dream second and A Gleam third after a late stirrup mishap.
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Husky Quintet Beats St Louis and UCLA Triumphs
Washington defeats St Louis 37 to 15 as Bob McCutchen leads with 11 points and Joe Cipriano steals a key ball late. UCLA then beats Oregon State 74 to 68 behind Ranny Banes 40 point output and steady defense in the Pacific Coast Conference matchup.
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Cleveland Browns Lions Prep for Cleveland Title Clash
The piece notes a tense prep for a title clash between Cleveland Browns and Detroit Lions in Cleveland. It mentions multiple scorelines and team struggles, citing Jacobson’s inconsistent combinations and Farmers’ mixed talent. It highlights key player the big Pashon and his 35 points in six games, and outlines upcoming ACA L schedule with El Carrito and San Lorenzo games.
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Browns Lose Speedie and Jones on eve of title clash
Cleveland Browns end Speedie and Jones suffer twisted knees and are out of the decisive NFL championship game. Coach Brown plans two rookies, Brewster and Renfro, to fill key receiving spots while Detroit Lions coach Parker exudes confidence. Stated gate reaches 50 000 with forecasts of cloudy weather.
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Hayward Star Sampson Sparks Hoos Basketball
Hayward high school forward Sampson exploded for 25 points in a late practice game in Lodi, lifting Hayward with 10 field goals and five free throws. Teammate Colagrass added a free throw as Hayes squad posted 88 to 46, while other scorers were few.
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Playoff Football Game Televised Tomorrow on KGO TV
A professional playoff game between the Darrell Lions and the Cleveland Browns will be shown on KGO TV Channel 7. The telecast starts early evening, with announcers and local coverage planned.
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Clothiers Dominate Volleyball League In Hayward
The Mel and Rudy Clothiers lead the Flayward Area Recreation district men's league after four straight wins by large margins. The Rejects sit second with four wins and one loss, while the Bill Cody Post Bombers are 3 and 2. San Lorenzo Teachers, Bill Cody Post Chargers, and Bras Monuments each have one victory. Native Sons have yet to win. Games resume January 8 at the high school gym, with a possible second round if teams continue. A Northern California Recreation Sports Federation volleyball championship will be held in Redwood City, with Hayward eligible to enter one or more teams.
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Kozar Out of Cotton Bowl
Tennessee star fullback Andy Kozar is ruled out of the Cotton Bowl against Texas due to a hip injury. Team trainer Mickey O'Brien said Kozar’s lip is improving but not enough to play on New Year’s Day, leaving Tennessee to rely on other backs in the big game.
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Despirito Targets 388-Win Year After Tropical Park Setback
Despirito, an 8 year old jockey, needed 12 wins in five days to match the all time single year record of 388. He failed to win in eight at Tropical Park, with his best effort a second aboard Grandson and two thirds, ending five races without a payout.
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Martinez Wins by TKO Over Williams at Madison Square Garden
New York boxing scene reports Vince Martinez of Paterson N J battered Worcester’s Dan Williams into retirement with a ninth round TKO at Madison Square Garden. Martinez, 23, weighed 144 pounds and improved to 25 wins. Williams, 25, announced retirement after the bout following a bloody gash and facial injuries. Referee Ruby Goldstein halted the fight in the ninth as Williams staggered through the final rounds.
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Comets Face Blues After Holiday Break in Richmond
The Comets resume play against the Blues after a two week Christmas break, meeting California University in a key nonconference matchup in Richmond.
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Ted Williams Buys Interest in Miami Tackle Firm
Tee Williams concedes he is near the age when ball players begin to go downhill yet has bought an interest in a Miami fishing tackle distribution firm.
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Looking Back 1952 Produced Some Great Sports Thrills
A retrospective montage recalls 1952 sports highlights across racing boxing football and tennis. From Daytona's stock car national title to Rocky Marciano's heavyweight upset over Jersey Joe Walcott, memories span the Derby, Preakness, Olympics, Forest Hills, Jamies, Native Dancer, and Army navy classic moments.
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