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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1962
Page
16
A jittery bowling article offers advice on focus and teamwork during league play. It emphasizes supporting teammates, avoiding distractions, and concentrating on one’s own game. It promotes beginner bowling aids sold by Joe Williams, including a booklet and self-addressed envelope for orders.
Keg Hiliies Ostrander Craft top Castes Village Bowl with Jerry Craft leading the pack. Notable efforts include Joe McPariles and Rooky Hart in the IMSS League. Listings show multiple bowlers, scores, and names across various leagues and venues, highlighting local bowling activity and standings.
U S basketball report notes U S leads in standings amid holiday rush. Mentions players such as Bob Andrade Don Vames Larry Pak and others guiding the junior varsity and varsity teams through intercity prep games as coaches outline lineup changes and key matchups.
The Mustangs fell 58 to 50 as Frank Griffith defended a title after a ninth round stoppage. Frank Jacobs and Jack Singer of New York criticized the Nevada Athletic Commission chief Kim Deskin over the decision.
In Las Vegas Nevada, managers of welterweight bout participants discuss a protest to rule out a TKO outcome. The unresolved dispute centers on ruling validity and event details amid disputed referee decisions.
A jumble of college basketball scores shows California, USF, UCLA, Cal Aggies, George Washington, Kansas, Columbia, Virginia, Duke, Maryland, NYU, Syracuse, Navy, Florida State, Texas, Louisiana State, Rice, Nebraska, Air Force, USC, Santa Barbara, Long Beach State, Willamette, Oregon, Pacific, and others with varied results. Irregular formatting and typos obscure several team names and scores, but several notable results include Duke defeating Maryland, Princeton beating Army, and Texas A&M posting a win.
In a rugged .A L. tournament bout, Farmers battled Lancers with sharp exchanges, sustaining injuries and a damaged leg for a boxer. The match featured tense moments as ringside officials and doctors evaluated nerve and vascular pressure while the fight’s outcome remained unsettled.
Griffith defeats rival to retain the welterweight title amid a tense card. The bout features sharp exchanges and key rounds that secure the championship for the defending champion.
In a chaotic meet report, Ayer MHAL novice wrestling finals saw Victor of the Vikes place second as a series of close bouts featured numerous names and teams. The card highlighted Newark and Freemont venues with crowd energy and scattered scoring details across the event.
Washington High Huskies chalked a second straight win with a 36-28 victory over Pacific of San Asc. The teams traded blows in a tight defensive battle as Dick Teeptown led the Huskies with seven of his game high 17 points.
O'Dowd High defeated St Ignatius 75 63 to extend their winning streak to seven. Star guard Mike Gervasono scored across a minute flurry, while Charley Parks hit three straight baskets to fuel a 32 point halftime lead. Roh Canty earned 14 for the victors and Dave Pondi tallied 10 as Pacific’s top scorers struggled to respond.
Local prep cage schedule lists games for Tuesday through Saturday with venues and opponents including Fre nant, Eden, James Logan, Keviark, Irvington, Washington, Pleasanton, Castro Valley, Pacific, and El Camino. Key matchups involve Amador Valley, Amador Malley Invitational entries, and various JV and varsity games across multiple sites.
Fragmented OCR notes cover varied bowling conditions, equipment weights, and lane setups. Mentions Richmond lanes, 18 pound pins, and a 35 Paka pins doubles event, with references to leagues, commissions, and delivery timing. Notes include garbled dialogue about strikes and voting hall seating.
A jittery account reports UOP dominating the Cai Aggies with a fastbreak surge and solid defence. The page highlights key players and the decisive run that widened the lead, noting the team’s momentum and standout performances.
St Louis Hawks roared to a 145 128 win over the Oakland Warriors as Sam Jones paced with 23 points and Roger Taylor added punch in the third quarter. Phil Jostolphi led Philadelphia with 24 while the Seals beat Portland 7 5 in the WHL.
USF and California traded leads in a tense gym thriller before 7,100 fans. Sub Wueste scored 24 for Cal, who rallied from a 47 44 half deficit to a 53 50 lead late, then held on as Cal guard Lutkin sealed with two free throws. In prelims, USF beat Cal 45 44. Roger Olsen and Dar Lutkin stood out for Cal.
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