14 South County high schools begin HAAL EBAL ACAL drills
14 South County schools start two a day practices for the 1964 season with tackling dummies and blocking sleds as HAAL EBAL ACAL alignments shift. Amador Granada Livermore San Leandro San Lorenzo all join new schedules while Sunset Valley and Tennyson Fay prepare for opening games. Key players and coaches across Livermore San Leandro Newark and Castro Valley reported returns and adjustments ahead of Sept 16 kickoff.
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Granada
Livermore
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San Leandro
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Joe Hel Eson
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Tim Pellefcy
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Ren Schwartz
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Larch Camp
Hayward Area
Vanatio Valzy Ovills
Jona Smethers
Asihat
Strethhers
Arroyo Casice Vellay
Zach Pabachriss
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Eden
Waal
Fos Hanniing
Castro Valley
Betsy Feld
Cesca
Bert Seman
BU Blarek
Ain
East Bay Football Faces Transition and Veteran Returnees
East Bay High’s fall camp shows a blend of 10 veterans and 10 newcomers as coach Willey Welcomes transfers Dennis Joynson and Ray Cellia to bolster the backfield. Key players Elia Calle and Frank Corvesl return at backs, with Tom Hoges, Grep Sekary, Larcy Annis and Rob Cavagnola anchoring the line as team rebuilds for the EBAL season.
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WGI Riad
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Sebley
Canyer
Cantea
Walley
Wiltley Wiel
Torebron
Hin
Larcy Annis
Doen Adams
Alaund
Rob Cavagnola
Ena Bill Burien
Tom Kigress
Gary Vieris
Jon Theadort
Willey Jolea Thad
Foothill Opens Grid Training in Rebuilding Year
Foothill College opens football training in Los Altos Hills with coach Bin Abbey welcoming about 50 hopefuls. Big losses include All-America halfback John Travia, nine of 963 Owl offense starters, while only quarterback George Wagner and fullback Frank Lynch return as starters. Candidates Jim Miller, Marty Hall, Bill Lerch, Jim Robinson, Lee Evans, Ban Cop splager face competition to replace Travia and bolster the lineup.
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Los Altos Hills
Abbey
Foothill College
Owls
John Travia
Owl
George Wagner
Frank Lynch
Jim Miller
Fremont
Wagner Lotong
Marty Hall
Bill Lerch
Jim Robinson
Los Altos High
Lee Evans
Sunnyvale
Cop Splager
Mountain View Face
Travis
Pasarella Tennis Finals Set After Victory in Meadow Club
Davis Cupper Charlie Pasarell of Puerto Rico advanced to the Meadow Club International Tennis Tournament final in Southampton New York with a 6 4 6 4 victory over unseeded Billy Lenoir of Tucson Ariz He will meet the Halston Scott winner for the title Pasarell recovered from a shaky start breaking back in the sixth game with a forehand placement and service return after Lenoir double fault Then Pasarell closed out the first set at 6 4 aided by two Lenoir errors.
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Southampton
N.Y
UPI
Rules Change Boosts Fast, Lively College Football Play
Stanford opens fall drills as new substitution rule allows two or three units and more specialists. Navy, UCLA, Pitt among early fixtures. two-a-day sessions and extended practice periods prepare teams for a season reshaped by the platoon-style shifts and timing rules.
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Faston
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Cal
Ralston
Hedskin
Poe
Belcome
Paul Dietzel
Army
Gay Rounsaville
Bob Howard
Braden Heck
Gary Peiligrew
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Dick Leeuwenburg
John Withur
John Wilkin
Jack Chapple
Joe Neal
Erics Xehrli
Ed Placek
Tom
Ross
Carl Schrader
Dickerg
CoCaptain Dick Rags
Theldale
Ray Handley
J. D. Lado
Asite
al Cure
Craig Ritchey
Glenn Myers
Dragsters Face Challenge To Beat Gotelli At Fremont
Fremont area drag racers attempt to topple Ted Gotelli in the Special at Fremont Drag Strip. A $50 purse awaits any driver who defeats the durable Gotelli from South San Francisco, a Top Eliminator favorite. Challengers include Pete Ogden’s Gotchhi Machina driven by Ronnie Davidson, the Davidson RA-tuel DeSoto from Napa, and Bob Keith in the Bob Sharboro Special from Oakland. Time trials begin at 3 a.m., with two by two eliminations at 1:30 p.m.
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Fremont—Area
Ted Gotelli
Fremont
San Francisco
Pete Ogden
Bob Keith
Sunnyvale gears up for world softball tourney amid costly plans
Sunnyvale faces a projected $25 000 cost to host the world Amateur Softball Association championship with 22 teams. Milkovich notes $5 000 already earned from advance tickets and $3 000 more expected, while needing about 3 000 spectators per game to break even. The event will feature national all star teams, host Sunnyvale Stars, defending champions Clearwater Bombers, and all navy and all air force champs.
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Mexico
Milkovich
Japan
Germany
U.S
Sunnyvale Stars
Clearwater Bombers
Air Force
McKee Rambler
Portland
Ore
Practice Opens Willsey To Greet 67 Cal Hopefuls
Berkeley sets the stage as coach Ray Willsey greets 67 California football candidates ahead of the 1964 season. Key figures include captain Craig Morton and lineman Ron Calegari among 31 lettermen. The Bears prepare for Sept. 18 opener vs Missouri while fielding a wealth of experience for a demanding schedule.
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Berkeley
Ray Willey
California
Bears
Missouri
Willsey
Craig Morton
Santa Clara preps fall camp with Ray Cal cagno top QB candidate
Santa Clara opens fall season practice as two time prep All American Ray Calagno emerges as leading quarterback prospect after brother Ron’s graduation. Coach Pat Malley welcomes 63 prospects, largest turnout since football resumed in 1949, with 26 lettermen returning and veteran line help from Guheen Wilfert Pastorf Rogers ONeill.
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Ray Calcagno
Brother Ron
University of Santa Clara
Pat Malley
Bob Miranda
Alameda
West Coast
Tom Kennedy
T Bon Rodgers
Broncs
Rodgers
Inc
John Guheen
George
Wilfert
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Butch) Pastorfini
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Pat Rogers
O'Neill
Rogers
Matty
Nat'l Mark Set in San Lorenzo Swim Meet Highlights
Ten year old led the San Lorenzo meet with a 26 yard dash time and national marks as Susan Pederson of Arden Hills set a 7.26 medley mark. Flying Fins Swim Club dominated the pool with national and Pacific Association records broken in boys and girls events. The San Lorenzo Swim Center hosted events including 100 yard freestyle and 10 yard bullet sprints with top finishers from PA clubs and area swimmers advancing to today’s schedule.
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Scl
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Asie tirPany
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San Lo
Iter
Enzo Swim Center
Pederson
Thelgeya
Meeercke Hea Swim Club
Pacific Association
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Martin Pedley
Pedley
Weichers Wins Jr Golf Crown at West Coast Meet
Jim Weichers 19, Santa Clara University and Atherton Calif., won the West coast Junior Golf title by 3 and 1 over Gregg Pilzer 17 of Santa Monica Calif. Wiechers, a former National Junior champion, held par 72 at Eisenhower course when the match finished on the 1th. Pilzer opened with four birdies to lead early, then Wiechers squared the match at the turn as both stayed under par the back nine.
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Solo
Jim Weichers
Santa Clara University
Atherton
Calif
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Santa Monica
Wiechers
Pitzer
Jelmore Farm Phantom Shel Wins Ventnor Turf Handicap
Jelmore Farm's Phantom Shel finished last in his final start but still claimed victory in the Ventnor Turf Handicap at Atlantic City before a $23,800 purse.
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Atlantic City
AP Jelmore Farm
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