Farmers to meet Albany in ACAL tilt after 15–0 run
Lay sward Farmers ride a 15 win undefeated run to Albany where they face the last place Cougars. Berkeley favored over Piedmont and El Cerrito hosts Alameda as Gauchos seek another win on the home floor. Coach Sigdovobsan plans forward lineup Rud Bormeitier Aud Coon with Jim Ogelsio at center and guards Joss Duran Don Chambers as reserves add impact.
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Platoon Football Wins Approval For Second Year
National Collegiate Athletic Association rules committee approves a second year for platoon football with free substitutions kept within 25 second huddle limits. Changes include coin toss timing, a one yard roughing penalty for kickers, and play resumes after line outs when ball is ready. Numerous college results from New Hampshire to Army and Navy are listed.
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San Leandro Bowlers rise in Women's 700 Scratch League
Nelson & Rugg leads as Ann Rose Sportswear wins two games to move to sixth place. Burns Hesson anchors loop leaders with 177. Jenner nets 149 game. Kostal's Oil gains on leaders by beating Old Heidelberg, Shirley Williams 274 game for winners. Fabric Lane and San Leandro Bowlers stay near fourth as Paints clash with Luque's, several high scores logged including Callahan 450, Morrison 514.
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Fabric Lane
Pickell Painters
Lila Pishke
Pate
Painters
Mary Callahan
Howwlers
Luque
Louise Morrison
Weltini Lugue
Walker
Little Hope For Houston And Buffalo Disunited NFL Plans
Buffalo and Houston faced slim odds to join the National-American league as founders met. Eagles treasurer Frank McNamee warned a unanimous vote is needed, predicting neither city gains entry. League talks cover schedules costs and division structure amid player movement from defunct clubs.
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Philadelpina
U.P
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Wil Houston
Frank L. McNamee
Philadelphia Eagles
Louston
Gilman Glenn McCarthy
Pavelings
Bert Bell
Sone OD
Rach
Bell
New York Yankee
New York Giants
Airlines Lead Way in Moving Sports Teams
A New YorkUP article notes airlines, notably TWA, moved athletes and officials last year for about 81 million dollars, doubling the prior year. It highlights coast to coast and interregional travel smoothing schedules for football basketball and baseball, with most pro clubs relying on air freight for efficiency while race horses are largely excluded.
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Giants
Ohio State
Vie Airlines
Pat's Takes Undisputed First in Blue B Casaba League
Pat's Recreation Center surged from a slow start to seize first place in the Blue B Casaba League after edging the Urinals 21 16 at halftime and pulling away in the fourth quarter led by Jack Moore with 14 points. Frank Crespo added 11 for Recreation Center while Ferris and others scored for the losers.
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Zirkel
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Arcews
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Brother Bob
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Jogur Centor
Bill Akers
Marhbantk
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Pat's Recreation Center
Za'kel’s Center Market
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Feller Accepts Substantial Pay Cut Amid Team Reshuffle
New York United Press reports Cleveland star Bob Feller took a major pay cut, reducing his 194? salary from about 70 000 to 50 000 as the Indians trimming payroll. The move comes during the Indians’ ownership change and broader roster readjustments. The article notes baseball rules limit salary cuts to 25 percent but cites additional factors such as bonuses in Feller’s former pay. Other trades and signings involving Manny Hank Cheenberg and Bob Lemon are mentioned, with Yankees players linked to transfers and a selection process for distributed players from the New York clubs.
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Gudon Ait Pilcher
Bob Lemon
Castlemont Grapplers Edge Thaw Farmer JV Dual Meet
Castlemont hosts Thaw Farmer JV and the Ga nent varsity in a dual meet on Tuesday afternoon. Don Brazil pinned his Castlemont opponent in 1 20 of the first period, while Oscar Falcon pinned Jim Diamond in 2:00 of the third. Other bouts featured Torres subduing Jerry Latino for a fall, Rebello winning 12-8 at 112, and Salasz overpowering Knight Court in the 133 class.
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Castlemont
Dim Loveland
Haywardite Johnson
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Castremoni
Torres
Jerry Latino
Farmer Cliff Rebello
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Steve Court
Loral
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Vincent
Ted Kenison
Partial All-Stars Named For Feb 3 Tilt
Denver defeat by Oakland 64 to 53 as Dick Faszhou and Dave Minor spark the visitors. Native Sons name a local all star roster featuring Sig Jacobson Doug Bale Russell Tauscheck Don Heron Jack Moore and Tom Peek for a Feb 3 game at Hayward High against the Blue and Gold hoops squad.
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Post-Enquirer
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California Blues
Walt Drops to Be Back for Try With Red Sox
New York dispatch notes Walt Drops will return for another crack with the Boston Red Sox this spring despite a sparse buildup and lingering questions about his role.
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Red
Yoric
Walt Dropa
Bossom Red Sox
Not Enough to Finish the Thought I Mean
Dropy praised teammate Mickey McDermott as he recalled last year and his own acclaim at the plate. The husky six foot six inch first baseman said they said he could not miss and felt the weight of the world on his shoulders whenever he came to the plate.
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