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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1973
Page
17
Houston Oilers fire up plans under new general manager Sid Githnar after finishing 1-13 in 1972. The team moved to reset roster, aiming for a stronger output with GM changes and a high first round draft pick.
Kerrville Texas Garland Boyette 33 reentered Houston Oilers Monday after retirement to boost the linebacking corps. He weighed 224 pounds eight pounds lighter than last season and says he is in graduate shape. He plans early workouts with runs and intensive conditioning.
Pete Rozelle faces a legal and political storm as players challenge his dual role as prosecutor and judge amid a Senate push to curb television blackouts. Senator Pastore leads a bill restricting sellouts and pay TV, threatening pro football’s profits and attendance, with House action expected and Nixon unlikely to sign.
Houston fields three quarterback prospects Dan Pastoria Redd Hargett and Lynn Dickey while facing a porous line and weakened linebacking corps. End veterans Greg Sampson Elvin Bethea bring experience as new faces plus trades for leadership. Coach Gillman vows bold draft trades to start winning now despite injuries and turnover.
Booth of Pebble Beach and Gordon of Menlo Park shot 68 to lead by three in the Alameda County Junior Golf Tournament at Sunol Valley. Final 18 holes set for today with 16 to 17 year olds at the Cypress Course after yesterday’s play on the teeboxes. Multiple brackets contest for prizes including long drive and holes in one.
San Leandro district junior tennis roundup shows Sullivan from Martin High leading the high school boys division after two days, with 160 points in the VASSS system and first-round wins. Notable results include Walsh, Doolittle, Hasel, Oliveira, Kenny, and Ben nett among various age groups, with multiple matches across boys and girls draws.
Taiwan defended its Senior Little League World Series title with a one hitter as Su Feng Yuan dominated on the mound and Taiwan batters produced the runs. San Jose defeated Puerto Rico 9-2, Canada opened with a 21 win over Wiesbaden, and Wiesbaden was eliminated. Four teams remained unbeaten: Taiwan Canada San Jose Brenham. China was set to meet Canada, Clear Ridge faced Purto Rico, and Mexico beat West Germany.
The Cougars upset Foster's in San Leandro with five runs in the sixth inning. Teague led the rally and Mark Eraft drove in the winning run as pitcher Thm Tatite iger went six innings. Carroll's and Creenth's teams trailed as the Cougars gained second place with a win and a clash next Tuesday at 7:15 pm.
Pay N Pak of Seattle will meet Chuckburgers and Jack Laban in a fastpitch softball double header at Patrick Gomer Field tonight at 7. The Pay N Pak squad carried a 668 win loss record before last weekend's Rose Cup Festival in Portland. Pay N Pak hosts the National Tournament next month, while Chuckburgers seeks to rebound after a quiet showing in Oakland.
Del Sandro defeated World 23 to 11 as Bandra withstood pressure. Bill Baresa of World Alra posted two hang guns. Airmen suffered a 23-11 loss last night in San Leandro Recse tion Department. Mortenson dumped Jatesick 17-8 in a three point ball competition.
The U S basketball squad arrives at the University of Moscow under heavy guard ahead of the World University Games. The Badgers and other American athletes, led by coach Badger, say security measures are a new experience but the team plans to focus on playing basketball rather than politics. The U S team has swept its group with decisive wins in Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Bulgaria, maintaining strong morale as passes for city access await issuance.
The Bay Bombers defeated the rival Bay Bombers 48 to 43 in Roller Berry action last night. Tony Reman led with 15 points while Barbara Bikers was noted for a strong contribution. A later note mentions an American team setback as John Crosby suffered an appendicitis attack before leaving the gym.
Fremont's Hot Wheels Championships headline Don The Shake Prudhomme and Tom The Mongoose McMwen leading a list of drivers at the Fremont Drag Strip. The ASA sanctioned event features Double A fuel dragsters over 200 mph, with Dennis Baca Larry Huff and the Trillo Brothers among entrants. Gates open tomorrow at 4 pm with eliminations to start at 6. The first 10 youths receive a Monprom Toy Kit. Pit passes $5 general admission $3.
The 50th State women defeated Diablo Systems 32 to 4 in a short three inning game at Hayward Arey Recreation District. Shute drove in 12 runs and Man e Staley had five RBIs. Cone Cornel Dally Alin and Shirley Victaring each had four RBIs. Carme Rodrigahes claimed Carvalho had three RBIs.
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