Pioneers confident for homecoming clash with Nevada
Cal State College at Maynard hosts Nevada as Les Davis praises Pioneer line and defense after a 21-12 loss to San Francisco State. San Francisco State and Sacramento threaten league lead as Humboldt, Chico State, and Oregon Tech also schedule games across the Far Western Conference.
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Sugar Bowl Bid Seals Alabama in 1960 Classic
USC's upset loss to Miami and Oregon State's big wins ripple through college football as Stanford and California face tough tests. Ray Willsey laments Cal's defensive struggles after a 33-15 defeat at Pennsylvania's University Park while USC absorbs injuries from the Miami setback. Alabama earns a Sugar Bowl spot for January 2 as UCLA hosts a slate of possible opponents, and San Jose State prepares for Idaho amid Idaho's unlikely upset of Pacific. Oregon State shells Washington State 41-13 and Oregon wins 28-7 at Idaho as UCLA eyes Seattle trip to boost Rose Bowl bid.
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Pac-8 Honors UCLA Lineman Dan Manning for Air Force Game
San Francisco reports UCLA lineman Dan Manning was named Pac-8 Lineman of the Week after a standout performance against Air Force. Manning credited with tackles all over the field, an interception return of 13 yards, and five interceptions on the season to lead the conference in takeaways.
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Razorback player Smithey in critical condition in Houston
Razorback football player Chile Smither, University of Arkansas, collapsed Saturday night after the Texas A&M game. He is in Houston’s Method ist Hospital ICU after emergency surgery for a subdural hematoma. Arkansas athletic officials say a blood clot on the brain kept him out last season.
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Old Strategy Wins For Australia In World Amateur Golf
Australia used an old plan to win the Eisenhower Trophy at Mexico City with a four day 877. The United States finished second at 879 as Britain 992 and South Africa 894 trailed. Bobby Cole led South Africa with a 77 in the final round while Ronnie Shade of Scotland matched pars to claim individual honors with 288, five under par.
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Andrade Skywest Champion at Skywest Golf Club Championship
Manuel Andrade captured top honors in the Skywest Golf Club Championship with a three round gross of 222 and a low net of 207, defeating Joe Laughlin by five strokes. Joe Piszini and Ray Sirpy tied for third with 249s, while Len Lewis nearly aced the 16th hole and claimed the ace prize.
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Cole in Lead of Hayward Club Presidents Cup
Mac Cole shot a net 60 on a par 71 to lead the first round of the Hayward Golf Club Presidents Cup. The second round is set for next Sunday with Tanisawa, Vetanquet, and Inghran among the top Flight leaders and multiple players listed across flights.
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Guadalajara Upsets Unbeaten Greek American 3-2 in Balboa
In Balboa Stadium Guadalajara of Oakland stunned the previously undefeated Greek American 3-2. Goals by Gudurilla, Felix Oviedo and Louis Ivana gave a 3-0 halftime lead that held after Greek American scored twice. Paul Neilson wrapped up his final game with Sentis with six goals in a 14-0 rout of the Vikings. Mercury tied Mexico United I L, and Teuluria defeated El Salvador.
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Streeter Nipped By Pagnucco In Publinx
In the Northern California Golf Association Public Links Championship at Pebble Beach Frank Pagnucco of Oakland narrowly defeated Hayward’s Streeter for first in the Presidents Flight. Pagnucco posted 71 and 76 for 147 while Streeter finished 77 and 71 for 148, with Trabert Heaton of Antioch taking overall honors.
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Namath Booed at Shea as Bills Defeat Jets
Buffalo throttled the Jets 30 to 3 at Shea Stadium, Namath throwing two touchdowns but enduring boos from 61,550 fans. He completed 24 of 49 passes for 349 yards with five interceptions, while Weeb Ewbank defended his quarterback.
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Nance Shatters AFL Rushing Mark in Patriots Victory
The Patriots beat Oakland 24-21 as Jim Nance, a 235 pound fullback, rushed 208 yards on 38 carries and moved far ahead in the league rushing race. Buffalo and New York won, tightening the AFC East standings while Green Bay, Dallas, and Cleveland won in other AFL and NFL games. Nance recalled a childhood accident with hot water that left him scarred but grew into a dominant runner.
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