Hart Glads Eye Homecoming Upset At Livermore
Hart coaches the Gladiators aim to boost offense after a tough CCSF defeat. Chabot College hosts Livermore High in the Homecoming clash, with Hart noting injuries aside from Bork Deadrich and plans to start Peters and Wallace on defense.
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Ellsworth Predicted NL Comeback Player Wins
AP reports Ellsworth Dick of the Cubs, named National League Comeback Player of the West, says he’s glad yet does not want to win again. He posted a 22-10 record in 1963 after a rough 9-20 season in 1962, expressing mixed feelings about the award.
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Ellsworth develops slider boosting season stats
Dee Tue Zvearold lelbhander adds a slider to his repertoire boosting his season to a 2.10 warned run average with 75 walks and 185 strikeouts in 290 2-3 innings. Ellsworth credits the slider for growth, citing coach Fred Martin and teammates Bob Bahl and Larry Jackson for help. He earned 24 votes in a balloting by 63 baseball writers, finishing ahead of Curt Simmons of St Louis.
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Bramwell Named Big Five Back of the Week
San Francisco notes Steve Bramwell, a 51 pound sophomore halfback from the University of Wa ll ington, as Big Five Back of the Week after a decisive 9 yard punt return in the first Saturday clash that broke open Washington versus Oregon State.
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Brettschneider Lost to Lions Season Injury Confirmed
The Detroit Lions announced Carl Brettschneider is out for the season due to torn ligaments in his left knee from Sundays Dallas game. Brettschneider, their third top player sidelined by injury, underwent surgery in Ann Arbor.
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Schraub and sophomores pace Huskies' plans after Rice setback
At yesterday's meeting, Schraub Nor-Cal rose in prominence as a two touchdown threat against Duke. Coach Marv Levy plans limited use for Schraub while relying on Connelly, Berg, and Cook for the Duck series. Washington aims to exploit the halfback pass against the Huskies with Thurlow at left half and Thurlow under center in the Big Six clash.
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San Jose State Upsets Washington State 13 8 on Final Play
Spartan football notes show 1963 starters differed from 1962 lineup with Bob Bonds at end and Walt Firstbrook, Larry Jansen, Vince Parone, Tony Machutes in various lines. Machutes scored only after two seasons as end, while the team beat Washington State 13 to 8 last Saturday on a defensive tackle’s run.
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McNeeley Wins TKO in Boston Boxing Match
Heavyweight Tom McNeeley of Medfield Massachusetts won by technical knockout over Keluy Sabedouig after referee Joe Zapustas halted the 10 rounder due to repeated low blows. Sabedong weighed 225 pounds to McNeeley’s 205 with two warnings issued. In other action Ray Robinson outpointed Armand Venude in Paris. Wayne Benneds knocked out Ernie Knox in Baltimore. Tony Mamorelli halted Na Bqvis in Key West versus Jacksonville.
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Barnes OK Except For Rope Burns
Los Angeles AP report notes Bill Barnes, HICLA coach, feeling fine aside from a few rope burns after his Bruins were humiliated 32-7 by Syracuse. He and others faced reporters at a Monday luncheon, joking about the defeat while analyzing the season.
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Browns coach recollections spark clash over football
New York AP report centers on Paul Brown and Cleveland Browns amid tensions with quarterback Frank Ryan and guard Huff. Players like Blanton and Jim Brown defend Brown and discuss coaching influence, team unity, and the public spotlight while acknowledging past heated moments and a shift in attitude under new leadership.
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College Grid Notes From West Coast Scrimmages
Summary of scattered updates from Berkeley Palo Alto and Corvallis detailing football drills. Jerry Mosher caught nine passes as Cal tied Duke 22 20 and Stanford prepared for Washington Seattle with key players reporting ready. Washington’s 34 7 win over Oregon State boosts Rose Bowl hopes as Beavers face lineup changes after loss.
Beavers place veteran on waivers in prep for Washington game
St Louis reports that a seven year NBA veteran has been placed on waivers as the Beavers adjust for the upcoming battle with Washington. The move follows shuffled positions for sophomores Thurmond Bell and junior center Dick Rubin as the team realigns defense.
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McHan Leads Cardinals versus Bears After Star Run
In Green Bay and Baltimore reports McHan, the former Arkansas Heisman winner, prepares to start for the Cardinals. He seeks to break all time Cardinal marks, needing two TD passes and 173 yards, having previously posted 432 completions for 8475 yards and 51 touchdowns, plus 190 carries for 652 yards and 11 scores. He embraces the starting role after years as a backup.
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Texas Faces Battle To Hold Spot No 1
New York dispatch notes Texas remains No 1 as upsets reshuffle the top 10 of the UPI coaches poll. Wisconsin rises to second, Pittsburgh to third, Ohio State and Oklahoma tumble after notable losses.
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Sooner's Dismissal Rumors Stir Oklahoma Football
Fort Worth based UPI report says Bud Wilkinson discussed Joe Don Looney’s removal after alleged bad practices that cost a game. Senior players reportedly voted confidence in the team without Looney. Alleges Looney struck a graduate assistant in practice before a Texas game loss.
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Pats Star Leads in AFL Defense and Rushing
In AFL standings, the Patriots top the league in total defense averaging 217 yards per game while limiting ground and air to 7k and 146 yards respectively. Paul Lowe leads rushing, second in AFL, though he sat out last season with a broken arm. Raiders rank second in total defense at 276.8 yards and second in pass defense at 170 yards. Buffalo follows in rushing defense at 90.8 yards per game.
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Mug Hunt Golf Tied in Sixth Annual Event Round Two
The sixth annual Mug Hunt Golf Championship moved into its second round with Beergealy HagHon and two Turners tied for lead after first round play. Sil Deluca fired a two under par 70 to stand among leaders as scores tightened with Deluca and rivals within two strokes of the pace set by Arbanat Kansas City and others.
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Glenmoor Tennis Club crowns champions in club finals
Norman Emery won the club singles title with an 8 6 victory over Bob Darmitze. Ken Fye and Ron Whiting claimed the doubles crown 6 2 6 2 0 8 6 4 8 75 over Darmitze and Nick I Stratigopolous. Fremont area players are invited for a weekend competition ahead of the Northern California season starting October 20.
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