Washington Huskies Open 1954 Football Season in Centerville
Washington Huskies meet Carlemont high school in Centerville at 8:30 p.m. in the season opener. Coach Clyde Voorhees relies on an all senior line and strong backs led by Ken Galloway and Conrad Preciado. Carlemont, three years old, fields a young squad under Joe Ferem with junior quarterback Austin Palette and end Bob Farina shaping the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Reese
Centerville
Washington Huskies
Carlemont High School
Peninsula Athletic League
Clyde Voorhees
Carlemont
Husky
Ken Galloway
Conrad Preciado
Galloway
Preciado
Joe Ferem
Ferem
Eldon Focht
Huskies
Bill Coy
Jack ‘Tursuricl
Austin Palette Swith
Bob Farina
Ernie Soto
Jess Pineda
Tino Rango
Ron Masuda
Don Stewart
Bill Bachman
Masuda
Eddie Fletcher
Rango
Focht
Faleite
Dave Koelsch
Rosager
Preciada
Comery
Daryl Stuart
Bruce
Frank Martin
Nunes
Mervin Pinto
Martin
Dale Thomas
Mike Rockhot
Craig Bellati
Carle Carlemont
Washington
Grammar School
Saylement
Jen — Stuart Kariseh
Rooknclipreciada
Alol
Coy Martin
Acti
Art Iebinda
Cert Carle Iy
Monl
Bato la Focht Masuda
Trojans Battle Wildcats in Top Midwest Intersectional
Northwestern hosts Southern California in Evanston with crowd of 60,000 expected to watch Jack Stilwell doubtful due to elbow injury. Trojans show strong track depth led by Leon Clarke, Jon Arnett, and Aramis Searcy as they face Wildcats and a Cal-Pittsburgh contingent in a big Midwest intersectional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
INI
Northwestern
Southern California
Jack Stilwell
Dyche
Trojans
Leon Clarke
Ann Arbor
Mich
Clarke
Cal
Armatt
Bama
Bears Clash With Ohio State In Big Ten Opener
California’s Golden Bears travel to Columbus to face Ohio State in a 1950s era clash. Coach Lynn Waldorf’s 35 man squad, healthy and eager, eyes an upset against Woody Hayes led Buckeyes who feature star backs Watkins and Cassady and a potent passing game from Paul Larson. The Bears rely on senior receivers and a deep lineup to challenge the defending Big Ten rivals.
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Columbus
Ohio
Big Ten
Golden Bear
Buckeyes
Ohio State Universisity
Indiana
Lynn (Pappy
Deshler-Hilton
Oakland
James T. Harkness
Pappy
Bucks
Memoriess Stadium
Bob Watkins
California
Howar
Hopalong
Cassady
John Borton
Watkins
Woody Hayes
Midwest
Wisconsin
Bangers
Madison
Minnnesota
Minneapolis
Brick Muller
Brodie Stephens
NCE
Pasadena
Jim Hague
Waldorf
George Rosso
Rish‘ling
Tom Mague
Brubaker
Dean Dugger
Hague
al Talley
Don Marks
Ohio State
Bears
Paul Larson
Yata
San Jose State
Johnny
Bui
Farmer D. Cagers Split Showdown With Balboa
In a Thursday doubleheader Hayward Farmers fell to Balboa 34-23 after a strong third quarter. Balboa’s Corsello led with 19 points, while Hayward’s Steve Soule and Di Valpe kept pace with four and six points respectively. Bill Drabble sparked the Farmers with 12 points, and Bil Wilson added six as D. Cagers rallied from a 13-9 halftime deficit to secure the win in the final period.
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Joe Vermera
Haywarts C.cager's
Balboa
Balboa's
Blues
Steve Soule
Buc
di Valpe
Hayward
Bud Haley
Soule
Buce
Corsello
D's
Bill Drabble
Bil Wilson
Wert Kaulan
Mansell
Sherman
Bucs
Bowmen Gather At Nile Shoot In Niles Canyon
Bowmen will host about 600 archers at an open shoot at their Niles Canyon range on Sunday with 28 targets, pulleys, and stationary setups. Northern California Field Archers association clubs from Albany Sacramento Antioch San Francisco San Jose and Oakland invited. Registration starts 6:30 am with prizes provided by the SO EA BA archers. Cal Jipson chairs the shoot. Robert Buchannan and Jean Rog assist.
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So-Ea-Ba
Niles Canyon
Northern California Field Archers’ Association
Albany
Sacramento
Antioch
San Francisco
San Jose
Oakland
Oy Cal Jipson
Ghatec
Shoat
Robert Buchenan
Ways and Means
Jean "Rog
Two Bay Area Stations Carry Saturday's Sectional Game
California and Ohio State meet in the Columbus Stadium with CBS sending Carrol Hansen for play by play. KCBS and KLX will air the direct broadcast across northern California, Oregon, and Washington. KLX starts at 10 45 am Pacific Time with Bud Foster and Bill Laws announcing.
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Bay Area
California
Ohio State
Columbus
Ohio
Columbia Broadcasting System
Hasseri
KCBS
Carro] Hansen
Oregon
Washington
KLX
Oakland
Bud Foster
Bill Laws
Coor
Gauchos Top Hayward JV in Hard Fought 14-7 Grid Clash
In a tense Jayvee game at Hanlon field El Cerrito Gauchos Jrs edged Hayward Farmers 14-7. A safety gave El Cerrito an early lead then a first half TD capped by a fumble recovery extended their advantage. Hayward answered with a 60 yard end reverse and a late drive fell short as El Cerrito clinched the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stafford
Hayward’ High
el Serrito Gauchos Jrs
Hanlon Field
Farmers
Cerrito
Tor Flant
Gaullohos
Hayward
el Cerrito
Awdrie Labrie
Awhbri
Castro Valley Rider Enters Sixth Stockton Miler Race
Twenty seven year old Rod Brillisour, Castro Valley amateur motorcyclist, will chase cash prizes alongside Western state champions in the sixth annual Stockton Miler at the San Joaquin Fairgrounds Sunday. The Stockton oval is rated California's fastest by paylists. The 10 event meet, under Stockton Motorcycle elite and AMA supervision, includes heats and finals for novice, amateur and expert classes.
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Rod Brillisour
Castro Valley
Stockton
San Joaquin ‘Fairgrounds
Stockton Oval
Payelists
California
Stockton Motorcycle Elite
American Motorcycle Association
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Joe Verducci
San Francisco State
George George
SAN Lorenzo
Pittsburg
Oakland Tech
Adrian Sprin
Bertistics Total
Hine
Aising
Poaenge
Yosh
ASSES
ATTEM
Taner Aang
Basses
UTES
Penaltie
Nesbit
Sai Richardson
Montalbo
Tamura
Leong Pacheen
Montalgo
Sportsmans Digest
Wildcats
Rome
Aero Willys
Roiee-Wilys
Willys Motors, Inc
Toledo
Obie
Mack Rogers
Jackson Street
Jefferson
Hayward Engineering & Implement Co
Farmer D. Cagers
Nile
Packard
Packard Petrician
Lehmann Motor Sales
Lucerne
Hton
iFarmers
Seers
Harlan Swanson
Ular
Tom
Mhaly
Ice GP Motors
Todd At Reynolds
St. San Leandro
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