Shocking CCAA Week Ends in Wild Upsets and Wonders
Valley State leads early but Long Beach State fights back as Cal Poly San Luis Obispo stuns San Diego State in a dramatic finish. Weber State defeats Los Angeles State 70-7 while Cal State Long Beach clashes with confusion over identity.
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Farr Stars For Bruins In 24 15 Win Over Tigers
UCLA halfback Mel Farr rushed 87 yards on 15 carries with two touchdowns and two receptions in a 24 15 victory that highlighted his blocking and all around play. Coach Tommy Prothro lauded Farr as the best college player he has seen and noted his blocking and versatility.
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Four Announcers Named for World Series Broadcasts
The National Broadcasting Co and Commissioner Eckert announced the four World Series announcers. Viner Scully returns for the Dodgers, Chuck Thompson calls Orioles games, Bob Prince marks his 20th Pirates season, and Carl Gowdy serves as NBC baseball announcer.
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Fights and listings from Monday to Wednesday in Los Angeles
Boxing results and event listings show bouts in Los Angeles with competitors such as Lloyd Maredall and Kellam. Other cards include Lat Batti Menere versus Reland Kellam, with scores noted. Additional regional events appear in Portland and Oregon listings, detailing times like 19h and venues to watch.
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CCAA Showdown Sees Reed’s Problems Grow For Aztec Clash
Reed’s team faces added injuries as 16 Reed’s problems rise with two more priddars out for the Aztec encounter. Fullback Craig Has tin, a Fullerton transfer, may miss two weeks with a concussion. Tackle Dennis McLean also sidelined with a sprained ankle. Several players hurt against San Francisco are unavailable. Rich Riley, initially slated to start, is limited by bad knees but will start Saturday after 6.5 yards per carry vs San Fernando. Tickets limited to 5,000 with sales at CS Long Beach, Kenny’s Sport Goods, and Veterans Stadium.
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Viking leads Metro rush race in pre season contest
Long Beach City College's AL Nichols tops the rushing standings with 230 yards and a 12.11 average. Valley duo Emery Holmes and Mike Helwig follow with 165 and 193 yards respectively, while Dennis Parks sits fourth with 147 yards. Helwig also boosts the receiving group with 11 catches as Santa Monica players fill top spots.
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Irish Jump to Third in Grid Polls
Notre Dame climbs in AP rankings as Michigan State leads, UCLA second, Notre Dame third. Tennessee rises to eighth in AP and seventh in UP. Arkansas sits fifth in UP and sixth in AP, while USC trends opposite in the two polls.
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Gilmer Calls Lions Faults as He Walks Out
Detroit Lions coach Harry Gilmer criticized his team at a broadcasters luncheon and then walked out. He refused to do TV tapes with two leading Detroit announcers, saying one question was not fair. The scene followed prior praise for the club under his guidance.
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Nance Tops AFL Rushers as Bills Shine
A UpI report notes Nance leading AFL rushing with 349 yards in 77 attempts for the 1965 season through four games. Wray Carlton and Bobby Burnett of Buffalo sit second and third with 284 and 242 yards respectively, as Boston struggles to produce a top rusher. Gilmer criticizes Lions for mental lapses and offense consistency, pledging to fix blockers and receivers.
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Veteran Hurler Hoeft Announces Retirement
Veteran hurler Billy Hoeft, a major league pitcher since 1952, has announced his retirement. The San Francisco Giants and other teams have noted his lengthy career and contributions as he ends his time in professional baseball.
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This is it men Hoeft farewell in Pittsburgh
Hoeft delivers a final pep in Pittsburgh saying he will attend IBM school in Detroit this winter and then start work, signaling the end of a chapter as he departs with his teammates.
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Poly tops ranking. Santa Ana upsets Lancers
Mater Dei leads with top points and seven first place votes. Centennial and FEI Rancho follow with 131 and 122 points and three first votes each. The Bruins rise after beating San Bernardino, while Anaheim drops. Poly retains seventh, Lakewood slips, and Santa Ana upends the Lancers en route to next tests for Poly’s junior squads.
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Lakers Begin Exhibition in Hawaii Amid Slump
The Lakers, mired in a seven game losing streak, travel from the mainland to Honolulu for two exhibition games against the Cincinnati Royals. Games air on SKANX at 11:15 p.m. with coach Fred Schaus planning lineup trials and rookies limited to minimal action. The trip includes a visit to Porterville and Utah State, as the team closes its prior week with a Philadelphia loss and tunes up for the NBA season opener.
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