Seattle Huskies Scarred by Weak turnout Cal visit
Seattle faced a troubled season with a low turnout for the Cal game, only about 52,700 fans showing. The Huskies endured a series of tough results, including a loss to Air Force and a narrow defeat to Ohio State, as hopes of rose bowl contention dwindled.
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UCLA Wingback Armstrong Grabs No 2 Spot
UCLA football reshuffles players with Ray Armstrong moving to wingback and Tim McAteer shifted to safety after a 28-15 win over Stanford. The article notes Cal and Penn State performances, a Syracuse-like comeback, and mentions UOP and San Jose State as nearby opponents in a busy 1960s college football season.
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Chabot Praised as Best by Ram. CCSF Faces Galaden Game
Ram Chabot lauded Chabot College after a tough loss, praising the team as the best CCSF has faced in two years. Hart credited Fran Van Hoosier for lifting the Glads as they prep for Friday’s Golden Gate Conference clash at San Jose City College.
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Gators Next For Pioneers In Far Western Clash
Cal State Hayward coach Les Davis compared San Francisco State to UCLA for his team, while Pioneer players vow resilience as they host the invading Gators at the hilltop stadium. The Pioneers stand 2-3 overall, 1-2 in conference after a close 27-14 win over the Aggies.
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Cal State Hayward player of week honors for Rickerd
Dave Rickerd nicknamed Smokey earned Cal State Motors Player of the Week for his defense in Cal State Hayward’s 27 14 loss to Cal Davis. The 20 year old transfer from Fresno City College, from Chowchilla, contributed despite the setback as the Aggies pulled away early then held on.
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Huskies lose another back to injury
The Washington Huskies' depleted squad suffered another setback as halfback Geral Wea reportedly broke a leg last Saturday against Oregon. Backup Jim Moc Cabe is slated to start this weekend while offensive guard Mike Ryan is also expected to miss the game with a shoulder injury against Stanford.
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San Leandro Council Orders Ball Park Plans
San Leandro City Council ordered working drawings for phase one of a 6.5 acre ball park at Aladdin and Yearden avenues on a site formerly Chabal College classrooms. Architects Owings Skimore Merrill approved in principle master plans with initial 155000 portion funded. total project costs estimated at 262225.
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Rec Cage Meeting In Leandro
SAN LEANDRO An urban recreation department officials meeting for the 1966 87 season is set for City Hall basement at 7 30 p.m. tomorrow with mandatory representation. Plans call for either two six team leagues or three five team leagues based on participant quality. The $55 entry fee covers officials halls trophies and scare keepers. Transfers due by Friday Nov 18. Information from supervisor Stan Wilson extension 306.
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May Pac-8 Lineman Wins Pacifier of the Week
Ray May, a 230 pound defensive end for Southern California, was named Pac-8 Lineman of the Week for his outstanding play Saturday against Clemson. The undefeated Trojans credit May as a key reason for their success. Mel Furr of UCLA also earned Back of the Week honors after two standout runs against California.
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Old Timers Fete Boys Night in San Leandro
The San Leanda Old Timers Baseball Assn expands with its first annual Boys Club Night. Alta Mira Club hosts the event featuring exhibitions by boys under coaches Mike Tuciano and Danny Silva. Lareitatia, Old Timers president, serves as master of ceremonies.
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Ex-ND Star Bach Dies in Pittsburgh Baseball Career Link
Pittsburgh AP reports ex Notre Dame and Notre Dame Seven Mules member Bach former Steelers head coach died Monday. Bach helped clear a path for the Four Horsemen era at Notre Dame and had a notable football coaching legacy in Pittsburgh.
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Steiger Named Pro At Livermore
Livermore selects Joe Steiger as Livermore Municipal Golf pro effective April 1. Steiger, current pro at Springtown Golf and Country Club, won over 35 candidates after interviews with six finalists. The five-member board announced the choice.
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Weichers Makes Bid in PGA Tour Qualifying
Harry Toscana of New Castle Pennsylvania shot his second sub par round to lead the field in the tour players' school with a 72 hole total of 284. Jim Weichers of Sacramento California, Western amateur champion, posted a 69 to share low round honors.
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