Gabriel Has Great Future With Rams Quarterback
Gabriel has shown poise beyond his six starts with the Los Angeles Rams at age 23. He has completed 110 of 202 passes for 1,370 yards with two touchdowns, leading a comeback 28-21 win over the 49ers and earning early comparisons to NFL greats.
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You Be The Quarterback Misread Play On Kick Return
A messy sport snippet shows Tulsa facing Southern Illinois with a blocked kick and a replayed return. It notes a tricky ruling on ball possession and down, plus scattered references to players Rod Thorn and a 12 selective service physical exam.
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California coach hails USC after loss to Bears
San Francisco Cal coach Mary Levy praised USC as a better team than Pittsburgh after California was routed 36 6. Levy credited Willie Brown for key returns that helped USC open a decisive lead, while John Ralston complimented many others except himself following Notre Dame’s upset.
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Injuries Cloud Bruins Upset Bid At UCLA
Morose coach notes Levy Abreu unlikely to play in Los Angeles as injuries hit UCLA guard Abel V and receiver Blanchfield appear limited. Tackle Foster returns from injury as UCLA seeks victory over USC with several key players back in action and others sidelined in week of practice.
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McKay Tabbed Huskies Early In Eugene
The eye-catching Berry brothers may not provide the expected quarterback duo for Oregon this week at Eugene. Sophomore Kens Berry likely starts at quarterback while older brother Bob, the No. 1 guard, tests a knee after last weekend’s setback against Washington. San Jose’s Ken Berry and teammate Mel Renfro also face injury uncertainty as Washington looms. The USC coach had pegged Washington as a Rose Bowl threat and noted Washington will likely run against his Trojans. Stanford’s John Ralston grants the Indians a rest day after the Notre Dame upset as Oregon State prepares to defend against Stanford’s pass-run option under coach Zelinka.
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Homer Walk Supply Hard Like Endings In Softball Night
In the Hayward Area Recreation District Winter Softball League at Patrick Gomer Field Westinghouse beat Parker's Texaco 1-0 behind Ralph Williams two-hit shutout and a seventh inning walk that brought in the winning run. Falconers Lil Truck toppled Pacific Coast Insulation 4-2 after Rick Napore hit a two-run homer to break a tie.
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Tennis Class Signup In Newark For Beginners
Registration opens tomorrow at the Newark Recreation District office for a beginners tennis class for youngsters in the fourth through set grades. Instructed by Mall Gefre, classes begin in November at Newark High School. Entry fee: His Stn.
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Texas First Unanimous Pick Tops Up College Football Poll
Texas named No 1 in AP Top 25 by unanimous votes in UPI coaching poll. The Longhorns hold a 8-5 record this season, with Navy, Alabama, Ohio State and Wisconsin among top contenders listed. Other teams receiving votes include Arkansas Army Baylor Georgia Duke Purdue Michigan State Missouri Nebraska Northwestern South Carolina and Washington.
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Almaden Open Golf Set to Start Thursday in San Jose
The sixth Almaden Open with an $82500 purse begins Thursday at Almaden Country Club. A preamateur tourney adds $3000. Defending champion Al Geiberger, 36, USC star, set last year’s Almaden record with 201. Notables include Don Finsterwald, Fairfield, Phil Rodgers, Mason Rudolph, and four other former PGA champions among a field heavy with past tourney winners.
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Detroit Now Loses Ferguson in Lions Victory
AP report says halfback Larry Ferguson tore a knee on the final play of Detroit's 26 10 win over Minnesota. The Lions announced Ferguson will need knee surgery at University Hospital Ann Arbor. His injury adds to a string of five major injuries in five weeks, with several teammates already sidelined.
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Ceremony Set for Hanlon Field Rededication at Hayward
Hayward High will rededicate its football field Hanlon Field now Foothill Field with halftime ceremonies during Friday’s Farmer-Tennyson game. Officials including Mayor George Oakes and Supt. Cunningham will participate. The original Hanlon Field was named for a long time teacher known for a white moustache and school lore.
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Injuries Hit the 49ers Deep Depth Crisis Grows
San Francisco coach Jack Christiansen faces a wounded 49ers squad after a tough loss to the Rams. Defensive tackle Charlie Krueger and end Walter Rock suffer knee injuries likely ending their seasons, while Abe Woodson, sidelined by a shoulder sprain, may return against the Detroit Lions. Woodson could be released today from hospital care.
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Newark Sio-Pitch League Signups Open for Adults
Newark Recreation Department invites adults to join the Sio-Pitch softball league at Newark High. Signups run over the next two Wednesdays with a 50 cent per game entry fee. League play starts November 1.
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Fight Results LY The Associates PressTOKYO Boyang Kanga vs Sugimott stoppage
The Associated Press reports in Tokyo that Boyang Kanga of South Korea stopped Takeo Sugimott of Japan in a boxing bout after 4 rounds. Sugimott was knocked down twice before the referee halted the fight.
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