HAAL Night Football Plan Adopts Flexible Schedule
Hayward area clubs resolve to allow night games with HAAL directors giving home teams choice of kickoff. Castro Valley Sligh and Canyon High explore Friday and Saturday night slots while Foothill Field lights face possible relocation. Superintendent Cunningham notes PG&E study on Feasibility. Foothill lights may stay or move.
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Dons Take Vacation After Mesmerizing Preseason Loss
Mesmerized by a 55-46 defeat, Amador Dons brief break after a holiday practice. Ellis Callia led scoring with 13 points while Dava Haskell added 12 as Amador fell to a 48-37 result in a scrimmage at Fairgrounds Pavilion.
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Consolation showdown in Foothill Christmas Classic
Oceanside faces Chabot in consolation action as Foothill hosts the North-South Christmas Basketball Classic. Compton edged Chabot in the opener while Foothill defeated Oceanside 84-72. Merced and San Jose state others won. Chabot and Oceanside scheduled for 4:45 p.m. today with the final rounds looming tomorrow.
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Cal Coach Job Rumors Nab Cal Football
Compton tied the score at 49 39 with eight minutes left in a tight contest. Rumors swirled as Les Richer dismissed questions about becoming Cal’s head football coach. Arizona State’s Frank Kush was linked but no offer or concrete evidence emerged. Kush’s ASU record stands 46 13 1 while Richter, now Riverside Speedway GM, said he has no interest.
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Amers Mira in TV Football Spotlight Tomorrow
George Mirs, Mia passing wizard, and Jack Concannon of Boston College head South and North lineups for the college all-star game in the Orange Bowl Saturday. The South leans on Mira’s aerials with Crisson and Spinelli as targets, while Concannon pairs with Snell, Holland, and Webb for the North. Mira’s debut in major college ranks and booming ticket sales loom large as viewers tune in nationally on KGO-TV.
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All-Out Oiler Effort Seen in Oakland
In Oakland the Houston Oilers seek a final win to cap a disappointing season as they face the Raiders at Frank Youdl Field. Coach Ivy frets over George Taliaferro’s knee while QB concerns loom. Costa adds rushing punch as Oilers aim to spoil Oakland’s Western Division hopes.
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Honored Lowe Played On Fractured Leg
Paul Lowe of the San Diego Chargers fractured a leg in the first Top star game of the season but still played and spoke about being named the American Football League's Player of the Year. Lowe credited his recovery and noted teammate Tobin Rose was also named Player of the Year.
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Radio Log Friday Basketball and Saturday Hockey Schedule
Radio log lists pan basketball War lors against Philadelphia on KETC 610 Friday and Saturday 6 pm hockey Seals versus Los Angeles on RERC channel.
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East and West AllStars Meet for Holiday Practice
East and West football squads hustled in chilly weather outside the Shrine Hospital for Crippled Children. Three mumps cases kept players from inside. Youngsters waved from windows as players exchanged greetings and notes, then headed to training camps at Santa Clara and Stanford for December 28 game planning with Penn State’s Priet Liske among noted participants.
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BYU Names New Coach Amid Shakeup
PROVO Utah UPI reports Tom Hudspeth an assistant coach with the Calgary Stampeders was named new head football coach at Brigham Young University replacing Hal Mitchell who was dismissed Tuesday.
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Promoter Don Chargin Lays Plan For Pastrano Title Defense
Promoter Don Chargin yesterday left for Miami to try to sign light heavyweight champion Willie Pastrano for a title defense against either Bob Olson or Wayne Thornton of Tresno. He hopes to stage the bout at the San Francisco Cow Palace late in January.
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Santa Anita May Close for Good
Santa Anita Park, a major Arcadia race track, says it may shut down permanently if union demands remain unrealistic. Amusement clerks and other union workers threaten to strike if a new contract cannot be reached by 12:01 a.m. next Tuesday, leaving four days to resolve automation, workload, and wage issues. Union attorney Leo Geller notes the strike could proceed if talks fail.
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Matty Alou OK after knee operation
Matty Alou, San Francisco Giants outfielder, underwent knee surgery at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center to remove a fragment. Surgeons expect a return by spring training. He injured the leg last season, hitting .145, and reinjured during Winter Ball in the Dominican Republic.
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Boxing Grifthf vs Hurri cana Carter 7 11 Bowli
TV schedule lists boxing Emile Griffith against Rubin Carter at 10 p m with other events including bowling at 10 45 p m and early morning skating and college football bowls featuring Mississippi State versus NC State and LSU versus Baylor plus a North South All Star Game and drag championships from Fremont a busy multi sport lineup
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