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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1964
Page
19
Boston Celtics revenge Friday upset by routing the San Francisco Warriors 81 to 10. Sam Jones led with 22 points as Will Chamberlain, wearing a nose shield after a broken nose, played limited minutes in the Civic Auditorium clash.
Boston led 48 33 at halftime and never trailed as the Celtics improved to 19 record while the Warriors dropped to 8 from 26 games. The frag ment mentions a fracture sustained last night and a shocker that changed the game.
San Francisco Blades rally from a 2-1 deficit to beat the Seals 3-2 in the first period and 6-2 overall at the Cow Palace. Brian Smith and Willie O'Ree scored key goals as Smith completed a hat trick and O'Ree added five goals in a high scoring WHL victory. The Seals were stymied by late goals and strong defense, with Jack Norris stopping multiple late attempts to seal the win.
San Jose State defeated California 57 to 41 in the Northern California Invitational at San Jose. Final bouts featured Alan Siegal versus Art Beatty at 107 pounds and Bruce Wilhelm against Jim Porter in heavyweight, with San Jose State placing ahead of Fresno State and Cal State Hayward in a 10 team field.
Washington AP reports a bomb scare halted the American University Adelphi basketball game for 36 minutes. Fans players and officials were led to a parking lot while authorities checked the arena.
UCLA and Michigan won key college games as top teams struggled elsewhere. Duke edged Michigan by one and Notre Dame beat NC State while Davidson, St. John’s and BYU posted notable wins. wrestling previews from Samuel Ayer highlighted entrants and favorites.
In the Newark Recreation Department St Break Basketball League the Warriors defeated the Pistons 37 0 led by George Viastelica with 17 points while the Celtics beat the Lakers 26 11 with eight points from Dennis Vigil and Bob Hunter from the Lakers The Warriors and Celtics both move to 2 0 on the season.
Mississippi State defeated Ole Miss 20-17 in Oxford. Dan Bland set up State’s go ahead score and had a key interception late. A rugged, injury plagued game saw both teams endure hits as Ole Miss drops to 4-6 while State finishes 4-6.
South County prep schedule shows eight HAAB teams in a three day event led by the third annual Hayward Area Athletic League basketball classic hosted by Castro Valley High. Regional tournaments run Thursday through Saturday with finals in Castro Valley and multiple other events including James Logan Winter Carnival in Union City and Amador Valley Invitational at East Bay venues.
Fellowship of Christian Athletes holds an afternoon meeting in Castro Valley High cafetorium at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Rory Murphy of First American Baptist Church of Hayward speaks on Whats Your Goal. Open to all interested.
Bellarmine High powered visiting quintet rallied from a early deficit to defeat Granada 66 to 44 on Livermore High School court. Bellarmine led 17-46 at halftime and dominated the second half with strong shooting and rebounding.
The AAU executive committee selected Clifford Buck and Jay Mahoney for key leadership roles as the group plans its 1965 officers. Mahoney previously served a one year term, with the president expected to serve two years. Election of officers was scheduled at the Houston convention.
Liberty defeats EBAL Novices in a notable junior competition. The piece notes coaching changes and mentions university level headlines including Steve Stiegman’s firing from the University of Pennsylvania after five seasons with 12 wins in 45 games. It references other college figures and a range of sports topics from boxing rematch rumors to video package deals in 1955.
Keith Dawson's Lions scored 252 points to Libermore's 87 and Granada's 32, with Amayor Alvany John Swett Salesian and St Vincent's absent. Tom Nordell won the 133-pound title with three straight pins across three matches. Liberty dominated Livermore and Granada across multiple weight classes as Turner, Vargas, and Nordell starred. Vargas pinned Granada's Beeth in a highlight 175-pound bout.
The meet crowned Deadrich as outstanding wrestler after consecutive pins over Cole and Butler and Edwards, then a comeback win over Datta to clinch top honors. Yasuda led Lenhares 2-2 in a tight finish as Valley rivals battled for team points amid a crowded results sheet from Diablo Valley and San Jose area schools.
In Oakland St Elizabeth's edged St Mary's of Stockton 55-53 on the Mustang court. Alan Robinson scored 13 and Mickey Babler 41 for the Rams while Steve Shoneff earned game honors with 23 points. St Elizabeth's also won their preliminary 57-27.
Dohl ing scores 30 in a hard fought defeat as Menlo's 6-7 forward Steck adds 25 in the second half. Chabot exits with an injury after late fouls. Wagoner's Gladiators race to face Modesto College next Tuesday at Pacific Gym.
Olympic gold medalist Mike Larrabee joins a star-studded field for the San Francisco Invitational Track and Field Meet at the Cow Palace tonight. He confirmed his entry in the 440 yard dash as part of the preliminary events.
Florida, unranked in the final AP poll, defeated No. 4 LSU 20-6 in Baton Rouge before 69,000. Spurrier threw well and Shann on and Dupree's rushing powered a Gators rally, dropping LSU to fifth in the conference while Florida moved to second behind Alabama. Doug Moreau kicked two field goals for LSU, tying the national single-season scoring mark.
Ex-Injun Arrillaga fuels Pioneer win as Rollins and Sipp spark a comeback with steals and 28 foot jumper. San Francisco SFAC threatens late, but Pioneer press and inside scoring keep control. Cal State Frosh beat Sonoma State 84-66 in earlier action with Tresnak and Price contributing.
Pocatello Idaho AP two sophomores pace the University of the Pacific to a 40 7354 basketball win over Idaho State Saturday night. Bob Krulish scored 19 points and 6 foot 7 center Keith Swagerty added.
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