Arnett Promoted To QB In Rams Shotgun Plan
Rams weighing new approach as Arnett eyes quarterback role to face the 49ers at Kezar Stadium. Waterfield notes Arnett could debut at QB if needed, with Bratkowski reporting mild ankle swelling.
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1961
Page
11
Brown named Big Five back of the week
In San Francisco, Willie Brown of Southern Methodist was chosen as the Big Five back of the week for his performance against the Meth team last Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Willie Brown
Southern California
Big Five
Southern Methodistis
Poly High backs honored by Independent Press Telegram Board
CITE POLY, S A STARS Ine Pearson St Anthony and Vick Miraglia named prep back and fine man of the week for stellar performances in their teams wins. Pearson rushed for 205 yards scored touchdowns and Rabblts beat Comptnn 21 7 Miraglia played most of the game and helped limit Centrenias in the Saints 13 0 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
Iiches
Price
Rabblts
Comptnn
Miraglia
Cenéetinias
Saints
Vietory
How Now for 49ers QB Trio
San Francisco coach Red Hickey praised his team after a 49ers rout of the Detroit Lions, calling the effort lovely and hinting at new schemes for the upcoming game against the Rams. He considered using three quarterbacks on the field at once, with John Brodie Bill Kilmer and Bobby Waters featuring in occasional plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnety
Frank Ryan
Pittsburgh
Bralkowski
Arnett
Waterfield
Amnett
49Ers
Kezar Stadium
Detroit
UCLA
Bill Barnes
Michigan
Ohio’ State
USC
John McKay
Iowa
McKay
San Francisco
Red
Rams
Lions
Hickey
John Brodie
Bill Kilmer
Waters
Bruce Bosley
San Francisco 49Ers
Red Hickey
Mike Magac
Bosley
Yowee
Public sports debate as doctors warn on youth football
A Springfield Malay College professor denounces football as public spectacle and worries about youths ages 10 to 12 playing the game. He cites three recent brain injuries, including Lebanon Valley College player Join Zola, 20, in Philadelphia, as evidence of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Malay College
Peter Karpn
Lebanon Valley College
Philadelphia
Zola
Stars Shine in Local Field Spotlight at Veterans Stadium
On the field two standouts, Adolphus McGee and Dallas Moon, both wearing No 21, impressed as Buddy Young’s style echoed in McGee’s play. Moon earned the CAA weekly award, proving he could challenge any AAWU club on both sides of the ball. The night closed with a p system tease announcing injured Bob Wells of Sacramento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus McGee
Dallas Moon
Buddy Young
Dallas Mooi
CAA
AAWU
Bob Wells
Sacramento
Trojan
Helms Honors Four Chargers in Trade to Hall of Fame
Boston reports that Helms Athletic Foundation elected four Chargers and added Frank Kilroy Pete Pibos Dick Chorovich to the American Football Hall of Fame for 1961. The group includes Ben Agajanian Ine Perry and Patriots who were traded to Sant Miego in a 1962 fourth draft pick deal.
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Chargers
Boston (F
Boston
Ben Agajanian
Ine Perry
Patriots
Frank Kilroy
Pete Pibos
Dick Chorovich
Sant [Helms Athletic Foundation
siMiego
Stanford tabbed new boys in football power rankings
Stanford and California entered the week with undefeated or strong records and face tough Midwest tests. Stanford’s Jack Curtice says his Indians will not concede, as they prepare to invade Michigan State after MSU’s 20-0 opener over Wisconsin. California meets Missouri after losses to Texas and Iowa. George Lanore of Stanford named area outstanding lineman.
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San Francisco
Stanford
California
Bears
Midwest
Jnck Curtice
East Lansing
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Curlice
Spartans
Northern California Football Writers Assn
Wow Boys
Indians
Tulane
Oregon State
Missouri
Columbia
Texas
Towa
Weiters
George Lanore
Dee Andrews Leads Long Beach City College to Unbeaten Start
Long Beach City College remains undefeated after two non league wins as Dee Andrews dominates with 42 points in the Metropolitan Conference. The dazzling halfback rushed for 397 yards on 29 carries and set a school record with 2345 rushing yards in a game against Santa Ana, inching toward the all time RCC ground gain mark.
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Long Beach City College
Dee Andrews
Andrews
Cerritos
Santa Ana
Dazzler
Sam Wicks
Harbor
Dee
San Diego
East Los Angeles
Valley
Pan
Long Leach
George van Zant
Dewey Tompkins
RCC
Veterans Stadium
Boys Club Flag Football Season Opens in Long Beach
The Boys' Clubs of Long Beach begin their annual flag football league at Admiral Kidd Park with East Long Beach vs West Boys in A and B divisions. North and Downtown Clubs clash Thursday, then Class C (10 years and under) begins Saturday at 9 30 a.m.
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Long Beach
Admiral Kidd Park
East Long Beach
West Boys
Switch in Saint Anthony Loyola Football Game
The Saint Anthony Loyola football game scheduled Friday night has been moved to Saint Field at Clark and Del Amo. Officials announced the change on Monday.
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St. Anthony
Oyola
Saint Field
Clark
del Amo
MLB draft grab-bag picks sweep NL clubs
The Associated Press reports a national league grab-bag includes Hodges Roberts Schoendienst Jones Ashburn Antonelli and Mizell for New York and Houston with picks at 75600 each. Additional names Lubine Logan Shantz Nelson Mantilla Cimali Lees Bressoud Tandrith Larker Craig appear connected to other clubs Milwaukee San Francisco Los Angeles.
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New York
Oil Hodges
Robin Roberts
Red Schoendienst
Sam Jones
Richie Ashburn
Johnny Antonelli
Vinegar Bond Mizell
Houston
Associated Press
Clem Lubine
Johnny Logan
Bobby Shantz
Rocky Nelson
Pittsburgh
Felix Mantilla
Gino Cimali
Milwaukee
Billy Lees
Eddie Bressoud
Hawkeyes Rated No 1 by AP and UPI polls
Iowa's Hawkeyes topped both the AP and UPI weekly college polls. AP voters gave 124 points with 24 first place votes, placing Mississippi second. Stanford and Southern California were noted as West Coast mentions.
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Hawkeyes
UPI
Iowa
United Press
Asociated Press Weekly
AP Board of Writers
Hawks!ies
Mississippi
AP Board of
I [Toote
Ole Ils
Stanford
Southern Caliifornia
Unclear AP Note on Teams and Votes
Fragmentary text lists several colleges and nominees with scattered team names and voting references. Missing context prevents identification of a clear event, date, or outcome. Entities include Baylor, Navy, Maryland, Missouri, TCU, Colorado, LSU, Kansas, Rice, and others.
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Iowa
Mississipat
Georgia
Gibama
Tata Ses
Rice
Puraue
LSU
Kansas
Mari
Fina
Souther
Moon earns CCAA player of the week honor
Dallas Moon of Long Beach State was named CCAA player of the week after rushing for 103 yards on nine carries and returning an interception for LBSC in a 2 18 victory. His 61 yard TD aided the comeback as LBSC aims to rebound in conference play and prepare for San Diego State. Moon joined a defensive effort highlighted by two interceptions amid a unsettled squad with injuries to Lidia Farrell and Parks.
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Dallas Moon
Long Beach State
Sucranemo State
Dallas
LBSC
Henert
49Ers
San Diego iSlate
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