38th Shrine Game rosters show heft and pro links
The roster highlights large players and future pros slated for the Shrine Game. Notable names include UCLA halfback Hugh Campbell, Kermit Alexander, Rice end Gene Raresz, Baylor back Rennie Coudwin, Oregon’s Steve Barnett at 252 pounds, Michigan State’s Jim Bobbitt, Clemson’s Don Chuy, and West players J. R. Williams and Dave Cosla. Key backs include Washington’s Charlie Mitchell and George Reed from Washington State, with East stars like George Saimes and Roy Walker among the footmen. Cosla is listed as an Oakland Raider assignee.
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Oregon
Steve Barnett
Utah
Dave Costa
Oakland Raider
Westline
Costa
Barnett
Washington
Fremont
Kezar Stadium
San Francisco
Steve Rubiole
Ran Ehd
Merdraflee
Hugh Campbell
UCLA
Tanother
Kermit Alexander
Rice
Gene Raresz
Baylor
Rennie Coudwin
Gibbs
Manmountain
Fran Fremont
Washington Minh School
Fres
J. R. Williams
Hol
Dave Cosla
Cosla
Oakland
Charlie “Mitchell
Bruins
Atosandoy
Nebraska
Will ‘Thoswle
State
George Reed
Jock Mollenkopf
East
Michigan State
George Saimes
Iowa
Larry Ferguson
Purdue
Roy Walker
West Virginia
Jimi Moss
Emiro
Buffalo Bills
St. Louis
BroncS and SJS Clash In WCAC Tourney Clash
The Western Coast Athletic Conference basketball tournament in San Francisco features defending champion Santa Clara on a six game win streak facing San Jose State at USF as St. Mary’s battles UM in the other title tilt. Loyola, Portland, Pepperdine and Pacific also vie in consolation games. The Shrine Hospital benefit frames the event with local stars like St. Mary’s Steve Gray and San Francisco’s Oliver Arminro contributing, while Northwestern’s Pan Flanley draws attention for future matchups.
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Santa Clara
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West Coast Athletic
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St. Mary's Battle
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Padriamas
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Pepperdine
University of the Pacific
Portland
Loyola
St. Mary's
University of San Francis
Steve Gray
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Vevere
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Glog
Ui State
Newsome
Barnett
Firenoey
Costa Ulah
H.ichler
Mader
Reese Rice
Washington
Fleming
Pan Hooder Invitational junior high finals near climactic clash
The Pan Hooder Invitational Baskets Tournament narrows to semis with A. B. Marisyla facing Calaroga and Winton meeting Bohamon. Calderan scores 21 points in each half for A. Bh Maris as the team advances, while a flood of players accumulate points across the day in the AAISeL Gym.
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A. B. Mar‘yisa
Calaroga
Winton Fangiel
Bohamon
Fa. Morrow Wight
Ont Calderan
A. Bh Maris
Ove Yrveth Fok Tsparva
Som Terre
Theatier Watton
Kovianhou
Lar Vista
Tyrrell Jay Alb
Morris
Bee
Hip Packard
Bias
Fsocia
Paling
Ok Vaughn
Steveny Tolats
Toate Tsid
Baranssa
St Leander Hoop Tonight in San Leandro Tourney
In the first annual St Leander Christmas Basketball Tournament for eight graders at San Leandro High School four opening round games are set. Star of the Sea vs St Toachim at 4:22 p.m. followed by St Claireta Gata versus Assumption at 5:43 p.m. Sts of Gilroy meet John Muir at 7 p.m. and St Raphael's of San Rafael face St Leander's at 2:15 p.m. Winners advance to tomorrow night action with pairings at 7 p.m. Losers compete at 4:20 p.m. and 8:45 p.m.
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San Leandro
St. Leander's
San Leandro High School
Star of the Sea
St. Toachim’s
St. Claire Ta Gata
Assumption
St 'S of
Gilroy
John Muir
St. Raphael's
San Rafaels
Weather Conscious Lions Gator Bowl Preview
Florida Gators and Penn State Lions prepare for a Gator Bowl clash with weather considerations shaping strategy. The article highlights Tom Kehoe and Roger Kechovan as senior backfield leaders and notes Penn State’s size edge and All-Conference quarterback Tom Brown among top playmakers.
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Lions
Gators
Jacksonville
Tom Whore
Penn Site
Roger Kechovat
Pete Livke
Nittiny Lions
Penn State
Dave Rollason
Florida
Leandro Title Tilts Tomorrow in Holiday Tournament
San Leandra Christ enay Holidy Tournament opens with a full slate at Bancroft Junior High. Seventh graders and sixth graders compete as Roosevelt and St Leander’s vie for early brackets, with Kevin Burnett leading in scoring across outcomes yesterday.
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Sam Leandra
Jamie Seventa
Bancroft Junior High
Cnd
Ho Yosery
Kevin Burnett
Roosevelt
Secoll
Ant Roosevelt
St. Leander's
Loageey
Madison B
Roosevel
Evaene
UTA
Wastesn
Nedavrd
Reenay
Packimey Oglie Morwen
Selfersea
Chured Simasey Ussi
Paschal
Citse
Bruce Peter
Passelvee
Maia de Mrexinley
Gnieey
Tarry Law
Rence
Sean Rice
Washington
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Nnior
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Rootevell
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Roosevelt A's
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Medii
St Elizabeth's Edges San Leandro As Time Runs Out
St Elizabeth's Mustangs overcame a late surge by San Leandro Pirates to win 53 51 after Sheridan drew a late foul and made a pair of free throws. Sacred Heart beat Pacific 51 10 and Fret Miller routed cross city rival Ala Riek 4 47 as guard Greg August shined in relief with 5 rebounds and strong scoring.
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San Leandro
Sacred Heart
Pacific
Cross City
Ala- Riek
Charles Paring
John Higgins
Sheridan
Russi Moe
Pirates
Mustangs
Sacred Meart
Tkings
Malers
Greg August
Gervasoni
Kk Vallelo
Bishan Guema Ware
Bailey
Wiltarna
Geary
Hayekten
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Plump
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Davis
Thones
Burris
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Luning
Johnsen
Ferauson
Alameda
NFL Blackouts Face Legal Challenge and Draft TV Rules
Federal Judge Edwards Weinreyd refused to order the NFL to lift a TV blackout amid satellite controversy. Senator Thomas A. Thad planned amendments to anticrime laws to curb future blackouts, while executives predicted key conference finals and Rose Bowl implications for upcoming broadcasts. Monte Deere and Rew Bull were noted in injury and rookie award discussions, with practice updates from Wisconsin and Oklahoma camps as teams eye spring and postseason play.
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Long Island
Total
Nations Football League
Green Bay Paecker
Jett
Torjans
Wex
Wissonsin
Troy
Cdl
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Monte Deere
Booner
Dim Grishant
Alabama
Rew Bull
Chicago Bears
Tolay
United Press International
Huskies and Colts Fail In Sunnyvale Classic
First round action at the Sunnyvale Holiday Classic left Washington High of Fremont and James Logan of Union City eliminated from the consolation flight. Sunnyvale toppled Logan 43 24 in the feature as Belmont based Carlmont advanced to meet Menlo Heriton in the semi final card opener.
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Sunnyvale
Washington High
Fremont
James Logan
Union City
Crash Ray Garrison
Louskies
Joser
Carl
Mont
Belmont
Méel Menlo Mherton
Bears
Logan
Sonnyvale
Cupertino
Wilt Wins Battle Celtics Win War on Neutral Court
Wilt Chamberlain defeats Bill Russell in personal duel as the Celtics beat the Warriors 308 to 202 in a doubleheader at Syracuse. The article notes strong overall Celtics play, with Chamberlain narrowly outscoring Russell yet San Francisco’s depth failing to overcome Boston.
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UPI
Wilt Chamberlain
Bill Mussel
Celtics
San Francisco Warriors
NRA
Utia Sears
Chamberlain
Russell
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del Mar
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Sunnyvale
Janice Kagan
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Io éNeumany
Grlen
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Budekin
Walker
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