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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1961
Page
11
Baltimore coach Weeb Ewbank faces growing injuries as Johnny Unitas recovers from a finger dislocation. Key players like Jim Nuilscheller and Alan Ameche were sidelined, and Unitas’s accuracy suffered against the 49ers. The Colts aim to close 1961 with a final big win, while critics second-guess Ewbank's coaching.
California teams square off nationwide as San Jose State and USF face daunting road tests while Stanford and UC Berkeley prepare for next week. Charlie Puller and the Raiders brace for George Blanda as Cal fights a two game skid in Boulder against Colorado. Ken Charlton leads Cal with 21 and 7 as the Bears chase a rebound from losses and aim to prove themselves on the road.
Australia cup action saw Lone NowCal club in action as San Francisco Suite Five endured a 50 game losing streak and a 5 7 loss in Melbourne. The Dywis Cup tennis team faced Italy in the rites WCAG round while Marine All Star posted 26 28 in a 77 73 defeat led by Rod Layer Roy Emerson Ed Bento Ilo Fraser and Fred Stolle.
The NFL fought back at the AFL claiming Dieter Hazl had signed with Detroit and that three Lions draftees may have signed elsewhere. Edwin J. Anderson accused Kansas City of drafting and signing Medl, Wilson, and Thompson before the Lions picked them, prompting denials from Jack Mitchell and Sid Gillman. Rozelle and Adams clashed over alleged college-signings, while Cleveland pursued Syracuse star Ernie Davis in a high-stakes bid to bolster their offense.
The 49ers host the Baltimore Colts at Kezar Stadium in a 1:30 pm kickoff aiming for a playoff berth. San Francisco, 7-5-1, faces lineup uncertainties with J D Smith and Bob St Clair sidelined, while Bernie Caseys fills in at running back.
AP report notes Waldo of Povilani Ore will defend his crawl title at the Whan noak world hares championship in Grossinger New York on January 6, highlighting the defense of the defending champion.
Greenville reports Larry Jepson, Furman University center and linebacker, has signed a professional football contract with the San Francisco team. The revelation confirms his move to the pro ranks after college.
Quarterback Roman Gabriel denied a rumor that his salary could reach about 95 thousand dollars annually with the Los Angeles Rams. He said talks included a possible 5 thousand dollar signing bonus but that no agreement was made and no terms were disclosed.
Pasadena reports the official Rose Bowl souvenir program for the UCLA versus Minnesota game will be available in advance. Fans are urged to order by mail with a $1 payment to the Official Rose Bowl Program, Pasadena, California. The 36 page booklet will be mailed after Christmas to television and radio followers nationwide.
Oakland Navy yard auction begins at 9 a m at the supply center building 838. Surplus 12 gauge Savage model 720 shotguns with 26 inch barrels to be sold one per customer for 40 dollars. Navy cost was 75 dollars. Buyers must be 21 or older.
Broadcast notes list a Bay Area game between San Francisco and Los Angeles teams with Prep and Foothill fans, plus an Erat Foothill turnout and a Colts SSP event. Local radio schedule hints at p.m. tipoffs and multiple teams on a Saturday card.
New York boxing scene awaits terms for a February 24 title bout between champion Joe Brown and challenger Carlos Ortiz. Brown’s manager Leis Viscusi told matchmaker Teddy Brenner at Madison Square Garden that Ortiz has accepted, with venue possibly Los Angeles and a date set after terms are finalized.
Riverside Heyward State Pioneers aim to improve to 3-1 as they host Cal Baptist at Riverside gym in Far Western Conference action. Guard Larry Lautilzen leads scoring with 48 points in four games while Norm a Trout backs him. The team opened with a 67-51 loss to Olympic Club but went 3-1 in noncounting exhibitions, and face a busy schedule including a January 5 league opener at Nevada.
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