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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1962
Page
13
A wide array of college games results and scores across the nation. Notable outcomes include Oregon 44 USC 43, San Diego State leading, and Arizona State, Texas Tech, and Indiana shows. Various regional teams posted wins and losses with final tallies ranging from tight finishes to decisive margins.
Albany wins the inaugural Amador Valley invitational tournament at Pleasanton Fairgrounds Pavilion defeating Swett of Crockett and St Vincent's of Vallejo with strong free throw shooting and balanced scoring led by Knights and Lions in a high school basketball title game.
In San Francisco Ray Cyr tipped home a late overtime goal for the Seals to beat the Los Angeles Blades 5 4 in a WHL contest. The win pulls San Francisco into a seven seven tie with Los Angeles in the southern division. Panugabka sparked the Blades comeback with a late rally and the game featured a costly exchange of penalties between McCarten and Eddardson.
Oakland Lede by coach Byrney Robinson edged the Philadelphia Pirates 114 to 110 to extend the Oaks Edge Tapers streak to four consecutive league victories. In a hard fought road game at McCly, key players including Van Yael and Speaggemans led the scoring as Oakland stayed atop the standings and prepared to meet the Havage Majors next.
Fresno State varsity edged the alumni 86 to 71 as Maurice Talbot led with scoring while Al Brown added 22 points. Munim contributed for the alumni in a tightly fought Saturday game at home.
Los Angeles Lakers beat the San Francisco Warriors 104 92 to extend their winning streak to five games in the Western Division. Elgin Baylor led with over 30 points, Jerry West added 14, while Will Chamberlain outpaced Gordon with strong rebounding and scoring. Baylors 30 point night helped LA maintain an edge as San Francisco narrowed the gap late but could not overtake the leaders.
San Fernando pulled away early and held tough as they defeated Santa Clara 86 to 70. Key players included Lauritzen with double digit scoring and Crow contributing seven in the second half while Bend kept the Pioneers off balance with a persistent defense.
Newark High wins again in a close game with strong second half defense. Key players include Hob Aganon Hakridge and Carrall leading the attack as Newark dominates the boards and builds a first half lead before holding off rivals.
A chaotic sports note outlines a multi team baseball trade, with St Louis sending first baseman Milford Whittier to Cleveland in exchange for pitcher Ron Taylor and infielder Darke Biazyn as part of a two for one deal. The item also touches on a grand jury report, Wall of Fame news, and college athletics movements amid a flurry of errors and unclear names.
San Leandro reports the Sin La squla Boat Club elected officers. Officers include William Reifey, Cameron Sle Cistra Valles, Prod Phillips, and a vice commodore team led by Charles Lapses. Members reside at 24068 Cameron Sle Cistra Valles and 622 Boston Way Hayward with Garway Drive Peeninar listed in the notice.
Unbeaten Marquette remains undefeated with an 82 71 road win over St Marys. Lee Torawski and Bob Horak led scoring, while Galloping Gaels battled to keep within reach but Marquette pulled away late in the second half.
Johannesburg report states Lawal wins the Transvaal Open with a strong final round. New Zealand’s Bob Charles finishes second. Arnold Telmor lands sixth with 12 strokes, Mayer carded 74, and other top players feature in the event.
Cabrillo edges Chabot 47 45 as guard Bob Crabtree sparks late rally but misses final shot. Mehmood Adie and Breve Landry contribute for Cabrillo, while Chabot coach Jin Wagoner laments poor shooting. The Decisive plays come in final minute with Crabtree and Gavcia trading scores before Crabtree’s last rim attempt misses.
Los Angeles Lions dominated the second half to rout the University of Pacific 75 to 52 in the consolation game of the Mel Knights of Columbus Invitational. Loyola shot 52% and connected on 26 of 40 attempts while Pacific struggled from the field.
Washington Senators acquire catcher Don Leppert from the Pittsburgh Pirates for future considerations. Leppert, 26, batted .? last season and joined the Pirates in 1961. He now plays in the Puerto Rican Winter League, where he is batting well, per club officials.
Duke survived a late Louisville rally to outscore the Cardinals and win as Art Heyman led Duke with 34 points. The eighth ranked Blue Devils pulled ahead in the final seconds, with Rothman and Rolliman contributing as Pepperdine and Louisville provided strong late resistance.
Giants acquire catcher Orsino Fisher and pitcher Hoeft from Baltimore in a move that reshapes the bullpen. Miller joins the relief corps with Hoy Wilhelm, as Ed Bailey and Tom Haller vie for watching duties behind the plate. Dark praises Fisher's potential while noting Haller's emergence and McCormick's bat, with Coker and Orsino details evolving.
Baltimore Orioles general manager Lee MacPhail acknowledged that the deal with San Francisco was a major gamble. The club sent pitching to obtain Mike McCormick and rookie catcher protinotran, plus Stu Miller, aiming to fix an arm trouble while hoping McCormick rebounds after a strong Giants past.
Sacramento recap highlights O'Dowd High defeating El Camino in a tough road game. Gervasoni scored 20 points, Ari McCormick added 14, and Knilish contributed 14 in the second half as O'Dowd stretched its win streak to ten. Bob Kilish left with a sprained ankle in the third quarter.
The Kansas City Steers defeated Long Beach 110 to 89 to move within four percentage points of first place in the American Basketball League. Lois Beach led the Steers with a strong performance as the team tightened the race for the top spot.
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