Farmers Still Fight for Spoiler Role in ACAL Rematch
In a tense Friday night clash under pressure, Richmond hosts El Cerrito as the Farmers aim to shock the league. Coach Turner’s squad must refocus after a narrow tie with Piedmont and seek momentum against a strong Highlanders team and Berkeley’s Mystic Yellowjackets later in the season.
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OSU Indiana Game On TV Promises Buckeye Tough Defense
Ohio State prepares for a nationally televised Saturday showdown with Indiana University. Coach Woody Hayes emphasizes a improving defense after three early games. Hoosiers, noted for fumbling issues, are seen as ready to test OSU with a T formation attack from several Big Ten rivals.
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Ardress Grid Guessing Rules and Prizes
Rules outline a prize pool for guessing winners of all games with escalating pot up to $118. Five tickets grant entry, with two admitted to a tie. If a winner is determined, awards split. one entry per person but families may participate. Entries due at The Daily Review by Friday noon. errors possible from unclear markings.
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Cal Rated Tops Vols In Second Place In U P Coaches Poll
The United Press coaches panel kept California as the No 1 team for the third straight week. Tennessee rose to second, Michigan State fell to third, with Texas and Texas A&M in fourth and fifth respectively. Georgia Tech moved up to sixth after Notre Dame dropped from sixth to 12th following a loss to SMU. California defeated Washington State 42 35 for its fourth straight win over a major opponent.
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Farmer Cagers Win 2 Games on Farmer Court Night
Hayward’s Catch D basketball team hosted the contest against Canterville Huskies, taking a 48 to 20 win in the second game after a 2 to 5 opening. Jay Turner led the victors with 10 points while Herman Vigil added six. Jimmy Gelon scored three. Bayward C’s led 20 to 11 at halftime, with Jim Pollack and Tom King each adding 12 and Ronnie 10 for the winners. Bill Haynes had five for the Carnterville squad.
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Stars Pass Chance At Davis Cup Play
United States Davis Cup team loses bids from Ted Schroeder Herb Flam and Billy Talbert as they cannot leave businesses for the Australia trip. Sweden to meet US in December in Australia for the right to compete for the Cup. Team includes Vic Seixas Dick Savitt Hamilton Richardson and Tony Trabart called up by Navy.
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Coaches Speak Up On USC Beating Oregon State
USC coach Psn Sait argued the game deciding touchdown pass from Halfback Frank Gifford should not have been ruled legal. He noted officials watched the play closely and contended Gifford may have crossed the line scrimmage before the pass to Bob Buckley. He warned against dirty football and looked ahead to the California showdown.
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Taylor West's Best. Guesser at Stanford Unicere
The piece notes Taylor West predicting an upset for Stanford against UCLA and Santa Clara, praising key players like Bill Meal and Gery Kerkorian. It highlights Stanford's strong, unbeaten start, a rugged schedule, and optimism from fans despite possible losses ahead.
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Kayo Experts on LA Card Tonight
A main event at Olympic Auditorium features Deroy Succamento and Laray Mantwaights in a 10 round lightweight bout with betting odds favoring Succamento. Laray, who turned pro in 1948, has four straight knockouts in Las Vegas and previously stopped Herman, Shaver, and Batelho in recent bouts.
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Committee Hears PCL Plea Today on Major League Status
Washington lawmakers focus on baseball’s farm system and the Pacific Coast League bid for major league recognition. PCL counsel Learle M. O’Connor faced day‑long questioning by the House monopoly subcommittee seeking to map anti trust exemptions. Subcommittee member Hillings pressed for clarity on expansion attitudes and a potential PCL exemption from the draft, while noting a preferred transfer of a major league franchise to San Francisco or Los Angeles over elevating the PCL. The panel viewed Conner as an expert on the farm system as it weighs the ad hoc plan to reform minor leagues under scrutiny.
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Cartier Wins 48 Second KO in Boston Victory
Unbeaten lightweight Cartier of New York extended his streak to 19 wins with a 48 second knockout of Joe Rindone in Boston before 3 891 fans. A left hook floored Rindone in the first round, he rose briefly but was overwhelmed by 15 to 20 rapid blows. Referee Johnny Martin stopped the bout as Rindone lay flat to the canvas.
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Rich Hacker Joins Hayward High School Coaching Staff
Rich Hacker named as instructor for football track and basketball at Hayward High School. He assists head football coach Jim Turner with backfield duties while bringing Yale and NYU connections from early career. Hacker began at Oberlin, served in Navy duties, earned a UC master’s, coached basketball and track at Oberlin High, moved to Stockton JC as football and track head coach, and relocated with family in 1961 to Hayward.
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San Lorenzan Narrowly Misses Friden Cup Victory
San Lorenzan golfer Claude Tanson shot 15 holes before an 16th hole setback cost him the Friden Cup as Hank Reale of San Leandro posted 73 to claim the title. Leroy Godfrey of Ban Leandro carded 74 to finish second with Fred Kircher and Rosle among top placers. Beale, Godfrey, Tanson and Kircher received trophies. low nets went to Karbert Gomez and others.
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Cellar Squad Tops 850 Leader in Pine Sweep
In a five week Village BIG Scratch league update cellar bound L A Young stunned first place Buttum Cheese 3–0. Stan and Shattuck each won two, Paddy-O-Chrome blanked Village Sporting Goods, while San Lorenzo Athletic Club and Plan's Willy led in high games and series with top scores around 690 and 587.
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Connors Returns to Los Angeles in Baseball Shuffle
New York reports Chuck Connors, a versatile infielder, is being sent by the Chicago Cubs to Los Angeles for the umpteenth time as he moves between the Dodgers farm system and major clubs. Marty Marion, former Cardinal manager, releases include shortstop Bob Cheafling, with some personnel to remain in undisclosed roles as the club reorganizes.
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Oregon Ducks Brace For UCLA After Bruising Loss
Training reports from Eugene confirm the University of Oregon Ducks are behind gates to rest for a Los Angeles clash with UCLA. Coach Bob Officer notes several injuries from a 63 to 6 defeat by Washington, leaving the squad short-handed ahead of the key weekend.
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Dawson Jones Bout Set for San Francisco Monday Night
The Day reports a boxing card at Winterland Monday night featuring Freddie Dawson of Chicago and Bobby Jones of Oakland. Jones, California welter and middleweight champion, has defeated top welters like Maurice Harper and Charley Sain and recently fought Carl Olson. Dawson recently returned from Honolulu, with coach Rob Bronn guiding him as he seeks a lightweight victory.
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