Top MVAL Attacks To Vie Saturday
Newark and James Logan vie in a battle at Sam Scott Field as the MVAL leaders showcase their high powered offenses. Cesar Celada of Logan has one 169 yard rushing game and Logan leads in total offense with 444 yards in the league, while Rockie Pamplin tops Newark with 144 rushing yards and Les Titus leads in receiving yardage with 63 yards on one TD.
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UCLA Bruins Improve, Coach Hails Team After Washington Win
Vic Kelley told Northern California football writers UCLA is an improved team after defeating Washington. Ray Willsey, savoring the victory, noted Tommy Prothro’s remark that the Bruins could be better than last year, signaling a stronger start this season.
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Prothro Sees Tough UCLA Cal Game
UCLA coach Tommy Prothro cautions that despite five wins UCLA faces a tough Pacific Conference opener against California. Cal stands three two in all games this year and Prothro notes California can play to beat itself.
Beban Paces Pac-8 In Early Football Stats
UCLA star Gary Beban leads Pac-8 in total offense with 1,112 yards after five games, ahead of Washington State’s Jerry Henderson. Beban also top-scoring with 46 points to 44 for Mel Farr, while Don McGall of USC nears 416 yards before missing two games due to injury. Henderson’s 72 completions give him passing lead. Jeff Flansburg is top receiver. Ted Gerala of Washington kicks at 46 yards per hour and Wayne Stewart of California has five interceptions.
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Winslow Leads Pac-8 Back in Weekend Win
Winslow of Inglewood California starred as Southern California's quarterback grab a fifth win with a 21-7 victory over Stanford. Winslow threw two touchdowns and added a two-point conversion, showcasing the Projans offense.
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UCLA poised for top college football ranking clash
The piece describes UCLA rising to top national attention after decisive wins and strong play. It notes coach Kelley praising the team’s explosiveness and discipline, with key players Beban Farr and Erquiaga cited. The Bruins prepare for California in Berkeley as Notre Dame leads the polls ahead of UCLA.
Papke Won't Try Swims Again After Sea Attempt
At Stinson Beach California Papke, a 40 year old San Francisco swimmer, failed to reach the Farallon Islands in a 21 mile attempt. He described the water as ideal but it chilled him, and he said he would not swim the distance again. He had previously come within about a mile of the mainland in an earlier try.
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Cowboy Sets Record as Pilots Win in Triangular Meet
Livermore St Joseph's High of Alameda defeats Livermore and Granada in a triangular cross country meet at Mats Rugged 2 1 mile obstacle course. Ton Wilbur of St Joseph's wins the race in a new course record nine minutes. He clocked 11 25 0. This marks Wilbur's second successive meet with a course record. Other results list Mike Bleaus Kevin Anderson and Chuck Forauson among competitors.
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Crittenden Named Northern California Lineman of the Week
Bob Crittenden, UC defensive guard at 205 pounds, earned Northern California lineman of the week after Cal upset Washington 24-20. Bob Lee, UGP quarterback, won back of the week honors, completing 14 of 28 passes and contributing 16 touchdowns as the Tigers routed the Montana Griz Bios 284.
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One Of Best In Business Offensive Line Earns Respect
Bill Johnson, 49ers offensive line coach and former center, hails his unit as one of the best in the business after two wins. He emphasizes consistency over flash as Detroit Lions visit Kezar Stadium to challenge the line led by guard Howard Mudd and tackle Alex Karcag faces. Johnson recalls past glory with Tiger nickname and All-Time Pro Bowl honor while stressing front five must remain steady to slow the Lions pass rush. The matchup tests the line against Karcag and Brown, with Brodie needing time to connect with receivers.
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Bears Lose Guard Card Plan Set
BERKELEY Bill Weatherford a reserve guard for the University of California underwent an appendectomy yesterday and is expected to be lost for the rest of the season. The Bears who face undefeated UCLA next seminar went through a light 90 minute workout. STANFORD Coach John Ralston of Stanford said at practice yesterday that the Indians would concentrate this week on protecting their passer and rushing the opposition's. "we had trouble in both of those departments against Southern California," Ralston said while reviewing the Indians 21-7 defeat.
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