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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1951
Page
7
A roundup of upcoming college football action lists Oregon, UCLA, Stanford, and USC among teams preparing for significant weekend games. Coach comments note emphasis on tackling, conditioning, and new maneuvers as squads scrimmage and scout for opponents while injury updates affect lineup choices.
Irene Stahl Jones Electric quintet rolled a 509 series to lead their team to victory in the $650 Scratch league, as Earleen's Beautys climbed to second with a 181 line and 498 series. Chapman Furnish and Rice Maintenance also posted strong scores, with Pat of Earlean's ahead of Jones Electric in individual totals.
At Pinehurst North Carolina the British team faces long odds against the U S stars in the Ryder Cup matches Friday and Sunday. Captain Arthur Lacey cites heavy schedules and geography as reasons British players rarely exceed fourteen tournaments a year, unlike Americans.
California and Stanford push offense with high yardage while USC shows the league’s weakest total offense at 299.6 yards per game. Stanford tops total offense at 376.8 yards and leads in passing, with Kerkorian and McColl pacing the PCC. California remains the strongest overall, Oregon leads in pass defense, and UCLA tops punting.
Australian boxer Dave Sands hoped his win over Buffalo’s Henry Brimm would earn a world middleweight title shot against Sugar Ray Robinson next year. Sands, elated after flooring Brimm four times, said he came to the United States to impress and return to challenge Robinson.
Hayward C and D basketball teams traveled to Hayward yesterday and suffered losses to Cupertino. The Farmer C squad overwhelmed Cupertino 41 to 18 in one game while the D team won 18 to 40 in the other. Hayward's top scorers included several players over ten points.
The Yank All-Stars beat the Japanese Central League All Stars 3 to 2 in Tokyo. DiMaggio missed the game due to a back injury from a hotel fall. Hayward led the visitors with 14 points and Turner scored 20 off 20 foot jumpers.
Brave Fox ridden by Ray York romped to victory at Golden Gate, fair margin over Carus! ID and Make-Up Man. The colt, bought for 640 dollars by Mr and Mrs Tom Adams two years ago, completed six furlongs in 1 09 1/5 and paid 4 30 in win payoff.
Holy Cross tops the nation in total offense and rushing while Princeton races ahead in points scored, led by Dick Kazmaier and Charley Caldwell’s standout squad. Tulsa slipped to second in scoring after Princeton’s 63-15 win over Cornell, with Holy Cross at 39.0 points per game and a 476.2 rushing average through 6 games.
Illinois sports authorities vow to veto any return by ex heavyweight champion Louis Louis during state competition. The state athletic commission plans no formal action unless a fight is proposed or a promoter brings a bout, but members warn serious injury risks are too great.
University of Washington defensive standout Lokovsek announced his quit, saying he felt like part of a machine and that continuing would be pointless. He cites lack of personal fulfillment and the drive to pursue hard work elsewhere. Lokovsek, a junior, was briefly followed by others from Beijing and Seattle in the Wag.
The state will test the elvit defense air raid warning system at night during six statewide tests over the next three months. The first test is scheduled between midnight and 6 a.m. on November 2. Additional tests are set for November 16, December 7, December 21, January 4, and January 16. Tests rely on radio and telephone, with no daytime teletype service, and will reach 13 key points and 305 community warning centers.
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