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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1960
Page
10
Bob Austin, a long time NFL official, discusses AFL officiating philosophy and how officials are selected and rotated. He notes the league aims for fast-paced, high scoring games and explains how officials are trained, assigned, and evaluated to prevent home-team bias.
The University of Arizona resigns from the Barger Conference effective at year end. Arizona, a charter member since its formation, pulls out with fears of reorganization. Arizona State University did not join the resignation as had been expected.
Modesto APY high school forward attempted an 81 foot shot with one second left that swished cleanly but was ruled invalid. Aceveda of Patterson High drew a free throw chance but an overstep by a teammate nullified the shot. Aceveda stood five feet from the end and Escalon won 426.
San Francisco State College and the University of Santa Clara will stage a home and home football series in 192 and 1963 according to SF State coach Joe Verducci. Dates for the games will be announced later.
Pete Hiniels, veteran handyman of the Boston Red Sox, won the American League batting title after months of rehocking, with his figures confirmed at season end. It was his first batting title after a 10-year career, with Chicago's Al Smith in second and Minnie Minoso third.
Don Carter of St. Louis defeated Billy Golembiewski to extend his pace-set by reaching 216.07 in the world key tournament. He held a three point lead over Steve Nagy and moved into second place with a round victory over Tom Ye Mes sey, as the St. Louis contender continued winning streaks in the HSN tournament.
Funeral services for Barney Pearsall a former Northern California golf professional will be held tomorrow in Guerneville authorities said Pearsall known for his years on the Hayward course passed away last week at age 62 with services planned at St. Marys Church followed by interment in the local cemetery support from friends and former colleagues noted Pearsall contributed to regional golf programs and mentoring younger players in the Bay Area for decades
Jerry Barber of Los Angeles held a one stroke lead after two rounds at the Montebello Galt Open in Montebello California. He began with a course record 61 but carded a 71 to remain ahead by one as the $7,500 event progressed.
In Phoenix the Copper Bowl selects the first 28 players for National and Southwest All Stars. Eastern and western coaches pick ends, quarterbacks, backs, and linemen to face South and West squads. Notables include Norman and Wylie at key positions with split rosters and arrivals scheduled for Christmas Day.
Berkeley’s Bill Hoogs advances to the United States national tennis finals in La Jolla. He defeats Norman Porty of Los Angeles 6 2 6 in the day’s action and faces Whitey Tord of Alameda in the final, after a semi final win over Crinsten of San Marino.
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