49ers Face Bears In Kezar Stadium Clash
The undefeated San Francisco 49ers host the Chicago Bears at Kezar Stadium at 2 p.m. The Bears, led by George Blanca and Harlon Hill, bring a tough passing attack, while the 49ers counter with Y A Tittle and a strong defense seeking a 17th straight win. Bob Tonett returns from layoff to bolster the lineup as Rex Berry sits out with a fractured jaw.
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Flounder Tips and Salmon Run Reported Along San Joaquin Reach
Ralph Stevens notes strong salmon fishing in the San Joaquin River mouth near Stanislaus, plus good steelhead activity in the Sacramento above Redding Tehama. Sea bass and flounder action described from Dillon’s Point, Port Costa, Martinez harbor, and nearby shores with bait and tackle tips.
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Connie Mack Says Kansas City Is Answer for A's
Connie Mack, 91, owner of the Athletics, criticizes the Philadelphia syndicate bid and says Kansas City remains the solution for the A's future. He singles out Arnold Johnson's Kansas City plan and blasts league owners for the proposed Philadelphia purchase.
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Giants at Browns in pivotal week of pro football
New York Giants visit Cleveland to test whether their strong passing attack can solve a Browns squad that has lost key players. Giants, 4-1, clash with 2-2 Browns in a game shaping Eastern Conference title chances. Injuries to Ken Gorgal and Don Paul may hurt Cleveland’s defense while Maurice Gashoss and Otto Graham lead the Browns’ offense.
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Washington Little League Officials Meet
Representatives from Centerville area Washington Township Little League meet to discuss next Wednesday’s meeting at Mission San Jose Elementary at 7 20 pm. Dean Davenport, chairman of the organization committee, says a complete report on Little League regulators will be given.
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TV Sports Log Saturday Pro Football Summary
Saturday schedule shows San Jose State Texas State and NFL game San Francisco 49ers versus Chicago Bears. Broadcasters listed include KRG? KGO-TV KFRC and other local stations. Times are written in p.m. and mention wrestling and boxing programming blocks.
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Farmers Upset Richmond Oilers 14-7 in Hard Fought Clash
In a tense contest, the Farmers defeat the Richmond Oilers 14 to 7 as King catches a 23 yard TD, Lambert adds a single wing score, and Jones returns a kickoff for a key gain. Richmond fights back with a long fourth quarter drive but falls short amid penalties and defensive stands.
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Huskies Lose Thrilling 27 13 To Santa Clara Panthers
Santa Clara defeated Washington 27 to 13 in Santa Clara as Ruben Ycarra scored an insurance TD and Fred Blanco spearheaded a 323 yard ground attack. Huskies rally with Tino Rangel passing to Ken Callaway but fell short despite Rangel's 153 passing yards.
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Santa Clara Panthers Triumph Over Washington Huskies 27–3
Santa Clara built a 20–0 halftime lead behind Rangel and Blanco as Bianco added multiple scores. Washington rallied briefly in the third, but Santa Clara pulled away with a 14 yard pass to Galloway and a late surge by Ybstra to seal a 27–3 victory. The Panthers also won the preliminary 26–12 with their B team.
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Army Fans Hope For Renewal Of Historic Notre Dame Rivalry
West Point figures to renew the storied clash with Notre Dame in 1987 recalling the 1914 upset when Gus Dorais and Knute Rockne introduced forward passes at West Point. The series once dominated by Notre Dame, with cadets boasting era wins but often defeated, remains a landmark in college football lore.
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Three Pros One Amateur in Texas Women’s Open Semis
In Fort Worth at River Crest country club three pros and an amateur reached the Texas Women’s Open semifinals. Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg DC defeated Barbara Dawson Hartson 7 and 6, Polly Riley of Fort Worth beat Frank Goldsthwaite’s pick 2 and 1, and Betty Dodd topped Betty Mac Kinnon 6 and 3 while Betty Hicks ousted Belle Jameson 4 and 3.
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Peraa Wins State Middleweight Title
Sal Peres 57 of San Francisco won the California middleweight championship with a fifth round TKO over Willie Vaughn 39 of Los Angeles at the San Diego Coliseum. Referee Hal Rickards stopped the bout after Vaughn was cut near his left eye late in the fourth. Vaughn’s camp protested a butt, but officials and Perea stood by a clean finish.
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