UCLA Football Staff Under Sanders Shapes Bruin Success
The article lauds UCLA coach Red Sanders and his coaching staff at Westwood, noting how assistants Prothro Myers Dickerson Whitley Balitsaris Besch, Barnes, and Johnston contribute to a cohesive, efficient program. It highlights Sanders influence, staff cohesion, and anticipated impact on California football.
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UCLA
Yuch
Bruin
Tommy Prothro
Jin Myers
J. Thompson
Wallace Wace
Duke University
Prothro
Blue Devils
Myers
Tennessee
Bob Neyland
Myers Gui
Fine
Indi Fa
Vanedecbilt
Syhici
Ivek
George Dickerson
Stell
Bert LaBruehezie
Dickerson
Bruine
California
Bruins
Westwood
Tommy Whitley
Mike Balitsaris
Bill Barnes
Eho Pnich
Avout
Deke Beschett
Voach
Fidal
Johnny Jonnzon
Memorial Stadium
Berkeley
California Golden Bears
Tammy Prothro
Jim Myers
Henry
Fight Results Across Cities Highlight Scattered Dueling
Reported boxing results show mixed outcomes with fighters from Boston Holyoke and Galveston. Names like Laycerez, Isoble, Meybaltis, Dorsey, and King appear amid scattered references to venues in New York New Orleans Port Arthur and Galveston. The text lists draws and wins without clear event details or dates.
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Boston
Laycerez
Brochlen
Isoble Bult Meybaltis
Olyoke
Marc Wupi
Bobby Courane
Ugh
Holyoke
Pimentes
Filberio Osirio
New York
Joe Dorsey
New Orlesias
Epare
Galveston
Tex
Tani Jorene
Port Arthur
Las
New Orleans
Bruins Top Conference Statistics
UCLA tops PCC stats with one of the era’s best rushing averages and leading total offense. Oregon and California show strong passing and defense, while George Shaw and Paul Larson pace total offense. Washington State’s Bukie Washington leads rushing.
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UCLA
Southern California
Oregon
Californa
Moat
Ens
Tayehdawes
Ole
George Shaw
Larson
Shaw
Buke Washington
Washington State
Souther California
Jon Arnalt
Bob Davenport
Hayward Farmers Face Richmond Junior Varsity Clash
The Hayward Farmers JV team prepares to host Richmond Oilers in a Thursday game. Richmond has been tough for Hayward, with the Farmers seeking a win after two straight losses to boost morale.
Browns Dominate Junior Flag Football Race With Easy Win
Browns extend dominance in the district junior flag football league with a straightforward victory. The match, reportedly aided by community sponsors, saw Browns overpower rival teams as players showcased strong offense and defense in yesterdays games.
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Townend
Browns, Lions Triumph In Junior Flag Standings
In a high scoring junior flag football standings clash, the Browns defeated the Rams 30-15 while the Lions upset the 49ers 18-7. Key plays featured John Lotz connecting on two passing touchdowns and rushing for another, with David Walters and Fred Olivan also contributing significant scores for their teams.
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Lions
Rams
Akdats Desdurs
John ‘Lotz
Eng Bobudson
David Walters
Eadie Baier
Walters
Lotz
Brown
Gary Schultz
White the Rats
Jim Craig
Ronnie Lambert
Haru
Nalk David Lewsence
Belibeck Lane
Luckhart
TmWe
Ken Ganz
Lockhart
Barney Halloran
Lawrence
Fred’ Olivan
Avid Moyer
49Ers
Olivan
Bob
Cotero Grinds Out Victory in Ocean Park Bout
In Ocean Park California Jose Cotero of Mexico City 127 pounds defeated Le Roy Richards of Los Angeles 126 pounds by decision in a scheduled 10 round main event before about 3000 fans. Cotero showed strength early and middle, with Richards counterattacking. no knockdowns occurred.
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Ocean Park
Calif
Jose Cotero
Mexico City
Leroy Richards
Los Angeles
Arena
Cotero
Woody Hayes Named UP Coach of the Week
New York reports Woody Hayes of Ohio State earned UP Coach of the Week honors after guiding the Buckeyes past Wisconsin, turning a tight game into a late scoring surge. The piece notes Hayes’s rise from doubters and highlights his team’s late four touchdown burst as a turning point.
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U.P
United Press
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Ohio State
Cleveland Indians
Hayes
Iowa
Wisconsin
Wes
Badgers
Galiffa Returns To Active Status With 49er Squad
Former Army quarterback Arnold Galiffa returns to active status with the San Francisco 49ers after a hand injury. The NFL club signs Frank Cassara, adds Buck Show to center Pete Wisnmen, and places Hed Berry on injured reserve. Coaching notes mention Jim Rosetoro spelling Bob Watkins and praise backs and line play amid injury woes and depth concerns.
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Army
Arnold Galiifa
National Football League
Fear Giso
Frank Cassara
St. Mary's
Calif
Geach Buck
Pete Wismenn
Ullback Hed Berry
Berry
Detroit Lions
Ohio
State
Skes
Northwestern
Northwrestens
Hayes
Becaue
Jim Rosetoro
Boboy Watkins
Soph Jim
Jerry Harkrader
Howard
Hopatong
Bobo
Rabo
Quintet Gains National Award Rating for Hayward Swim Team
Hayward High School North Coast champion swimming quintet to receive All America ratings at the Boys League assembly led by coach Fred Tatoli. Names include Heinrich Heinrich, Setereff, Moreau, and Caalston with times in 1:01.4 1:35.8 and 1:05.3, plus a 1:40.3 medley relay. Guests include three California football players as the school marks its third straight All American swimmer.
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Piyeo
Hayward
Fred Tatoli
Pretio
California
Darrel Heinrich
Cai Chamberlain
Heinrich
Helnich
Ef Bill Caalston
Bob Norris
Roger Moreau
Steve Setereff
Heinrigh
Seteroff
Moreau
Hayward Frosh Soph Meet Richmond In Big Freshmen Clash
Hayward high school's undefeated frosh soph squad, aiming to extend a four season streak, faces Richmond's strong frosh soph unit on home turf. Hayward holds two wins and two draws this season. Alameda game produced a 15-0 Hayward victory. Richmond also boasts a robust frosh soph lineup.
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Farmer
Don Ghaydon
Hayward High School
Richmond
Alameda
Cagers Surge to Wins Over Fremont Twice
The D Cagers claim their second straight win, defeating Fremont 44-18 on their home court. Jin Ario led with 11 points as Pat Barron, Bud Haley, and Larry Alvarez contributed six each. The Farmers, led by Bill Drabbie and Emmett Wilson, defeated the Indians 27-23 with a strong second quarter. Upcoming game features a battle against Bishop O'Dowd on the Farmers' court.
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Choopsters
Fremont
Yesterds
Jin Ario
Indians
Farmers
Pat Barron
Bud
Haley
Larry Alvarez
C’s
Sig Jacobsen
D's
Bill Drabbie
Bill Barrett
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Bishop O’dowg
Cold War era college football attendance climbs nationwide
A United Press midseason survey shows overall attendance rising across regions for 1934 college football, led by the Rockies with strong gains at Denver, Wyoming, and nearby schools. West Coast shows a decline. East, Midwest, Southwest, and Midlands report varied increases and decreases among major programs.
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United
Rocky Mountain
East
Rockies
Midlands
Midwest
South
Southwest
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Miami
South Caro
Alabama
Florida
Virginia
Duke
Park West
UCLA
Washington
Stanford
Oregon
Denver
Wyoming
Brigham Young
Calerado
New Mexico
Rice
Texas
Baylor
Arkansas
Arizona
Oklahoma A&m
Kansas
Kansas State
Wichita
Stanford QB Dilemma Faces Saturday Game
Stanford coach Chuck Taylor weighs starting John Brodie or Jerry Gustafson after Gustafson sparkled in a 13 7 win over Washington State. Injuries include John Stewart Dick Jones Steve Docter Ernie Dorn and fullback Bill Tarr with Docter sidelined.
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Stanford
Calif
Chuck Taylor
Stanford Indians
John Brodie
Jerry Gustafson
Washington State
Taylor
Brodie
Gustafson
Washington
John Stewart
Dick Jones
Steve Docter
Hick
Ernie Dorn
Bill Tarr
Docter
Flanagan Faces Harper in Televised Welterweight Bout
In San Francisco Flanagan the self styled welterweight king meets unranked Maurice Harper in a nationally televised fight slated for 7 p.m. PST at Winterland. About 1000 fans expected. KPIA Channel 3 will air locally. Harper, 24 fights since 1949 AAU crowns, seeks breakthrough while Flanagan rides a 10 fight win streak and a win over Johnny Saxton. Harper vows to win without knocking out foes. Flanagan aims to extend dominance as a top welterweight contends for a title shot.
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San Francisco
del Flanagan
Maurice Harper
Winterland
KPIA
Channel 3
Harper
Flanagan
Johnny Saxton
Avs
Maurice
Sid Flaherty
Carl
Bobo) Olson
Harperson
Saxton
Sugar) Wilson
Flaherty
Sid
Tim
Texas Court Drops Race Restriction on Boxing
A Texas appellate court ruled a 20 year old law banning mixed white and Negro boxing bouts unconstitutional and ordered a new trial for I H Harvey a San Antonio Negro boxer who claimed the ban denied him equal rights to earn a living. The court found no evidence that mixed bouts would cause race riots and stated Negro and white athletes have fought in other sports without disturbances. The ruling may prompt a higher court appeal by State Labor Commissioner M B Morgan the defendant.
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Austin
Tex
INS
Texas
Apjpesle
I. H
Sporty)Harvey
San Antonio
M. B. Morgan
Tenes Supreme Court
Hughes
Jack “Roberts
Roberts
Harvey
Maury Maverick, Jr
Harold Scherwitz
San Antonio Light
Dick Peebles
The
San Antonio Express
TV Sports Log at Five P M Flanagan vs Maurice
Sports log from KSAN TV lists Flanagan versus Maurice Harper in a racing event with a 500 payout and a tentative feature on Tabtiondl Film Bertord and Washington. Names include Jojla pam Wiese and KSAN.
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