Looney Ratings and the Southern College Football Preseason
The column mocks annual wire service rankings in college football. It notes Texas leading AP and UPIs lists, Mississippi and Oklahoma's spots, and Alabama and Georgia Tech among southern teams. Ohio State and Illinois draw attention for a tied 20 20 score and USC's surprise game status.
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United Press International
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Kentucky
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Oklahoma
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Tide
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Illinois
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C V Loses Gould In Auto Smashup
Castro Valley defensive lineman Tom Gould was hurt in an early morning pickup rollover and will miss tonight’s 8 p.m. game against San Lorenzo at Spartan Stadium. Gould sprained an ankle, needed stitches, and joined teammate Mike Meyer on the injury list.
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Tom Gould
San Lorenzo
Spartan Stadium
Gould
Spartan
Mike Meyer
CVHS
Dion Rogers
C. V
Tom Beck
Mark Scanlon
Spartans
Mt. Biden
Tom Sawyer
Barry Cunningham
Paul Anthony
Rich
Blevins
Don Holterff
Barry Meyer
Jerry Dore
Rebels
Rick McEwen
John Jerome
Reds
Ray Tucker
Gordon Bernhard
Mike Barber
Tom Atencio
Tucker
North State
Kellogg
Folley Gets Nnd Ambitious Eden Takes On Hayward
Eden Highs Monarchs chase championship hopes in Hayward Area League as they host the Maynard Farmers at Foothill. Veteran coach Ken Vierra seeks first win over Maynard while Eden rides a three game win streak following a 36-7 opener loss to Saratoga.
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Arroyo
Terra Nova
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MEHS
Dave Peck
Sunset
Castro Valley
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Hayward
Jack Mermod
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Rejuvenated Huskies Open Big Six Season Against Stanford
Washington, in a revived run, hosts Stanford in the Big Six opener. The Huskies, missing four games, turn to Charlie Browning at fullback after Coffey’s injury as he seeks to retain the starting role.
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Indians
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Radio Log Highlights 70th Anniversary Game Frenzy
A radio log notes an expected crowd above 50 000 for the 70th anniversary game between Stanford and Washington. It mentions Washington’s J Coffey, Juniore Coffey, Steve Bramwell, and Patitucci among others, with prep notes on injuries and lineups, plus schedules for various football broadcasts across KFRC KGO KSFO and KCBS.
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Mexico City chosen to host the 1968 Olympic Games
Otto Mayer announced Mexico City won the bid for the 1968 Olympics with 30 votes on the first count, defeating Detroit Lyon and Buenos Aires. Detroit offered lower daily costs and high profile support from Gov. Romney Mayor Cavanagh and IOC officials, including President Kennedy via film appeal.
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Fone
Rodriguez Sees TV Bout Ending McClure Victory risky KO
Luis Rodriguez the 5 to 1 favorite predicts he will stop undefeated Wilbert Skeeter McClure in 10 rounds on KGO TV from Madison Square Garden tonight. Rodriguez, Cuban born Miami Beach veteran, holds a 51-3 record and 22 knockouts, known for speed and craft. McClure, 5-11 with reach edge, plans to keep distance using sharp jabs and quick combinations.
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Luis Rodriguez
Wilbert
Skeeter) McClure
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Miami Beach
Fla
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McClure
Luis
California Bears vs San Jose State duel in Memorial Stadium
California hosts San Jose State in a Bay Area rivalry at Memorial Stadium. Estimated 40 000 to 45 000 spectators, with 6 000 high school bandsmen for Band Day. Quarterbacks Carter and Morton lead offenses as Cal seeks to extend dominance in a series dating to 1899.
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Craig Morton
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Morton
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Utah State
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Towa State
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Bear
Jack Schraub
Mary Levy
Schraub
Seals Challenge Canucks In Bay Area Showdown
Vancouver hosts San Francisco in a Western Hockey League matchup as the Seals seek to improve on a 2-1 league record after a 5-2 win over the Los Angeles Blades. Tonight's game airs on KTVU Channel 2 at 6:90 pm.
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Vancouver Canucks
Seals
Los Angeles Blades
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