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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1960
Page
5
Hayward Athletic League considers a developed fifth quarter after regulation where unplayed players compete on the 35 yard line with ten minutes running time and no score. Coaches hope the extra period gives scrubs exposure and maintains roster interest across frosh soph teams.
The F-8 coaches report rising turnout and fewer drop-outs this season. Ht reasons that a freshman prospect’s interest wanes with each game he participates in. Continued on Page 12, Col. 3.
Pro Scouts barred from Shrine Camps for the annual charity East West football game in San Francisco. Advisory Coach Andy Kerr says scouts may talk to players but must not attend practices at Santa Clara and Stanford, to avoid disruption. Starting lineups include Tom Matte Lowndes Shingler Tom Wilson. About 59 000 fans expected. NBC coverage planned. Proceeds support the Shrine Hospital for Crippled Children.
Jerome Forsberg, a one year old driver, survived a Sunday crash near Fremont. He was reported in good condition today after treatment at Washington Township Hospital.
Alamitos California saw Dale Robertson's Rgders Trade win the featured five thousand dollar Enjdurance Stakes by nearly a length at Los Mamitos racecourse yesterday. The victory highlighted a strong performance by local connections in a competitive field.
California's Bear's upset bid ends in overtime as St Louis Billikens edge Cal 82 78 in the Kentucky Invitational. Nordmann scores 19 for St Louis while McClintock leads Cal with 10 and Smith adds outside shooting as Cal fights to third place.
Stanford Indians suffer a troubling skid with a 51 to 20 defeat at Washington State after a 43 to 53 loss to Santa Clara. Windsor led Stanford with 11 points while Damron paced the Indians with 15 as Washington State built a 12 point first-half lead and held on through the final seconds.
The U S Lawn Tennis Association president refutes Buchholz and MacKay claims of under the table payments to amateur players. Buchholz of St Louis and Barry MacKay of Dayton signed contracts in Sydney to play, drawing about 5 000 fans as Willie team and others watched. George Ravens of Chicago and US president Sisitite commented in Boston.
New York Yankees set to begin 1936 spring training with about 25 players including top farm hands and several veterans. Ralph Tonk to welcome the group as manager, while discussions and debates continue over professionalism and compensation in tennis and other sports, with figures like Buchholz and Turville cited in broader sports policy debates.
Glen Anderson of San Leandro nearly rolled a perfect 299 in the 880 Scratch league, missing by a single pin after a 249 game, while carrying a 186 average. Dick Logan notes Anderson’s 293 may be the Bay Area’s top league score, with Anderson residing at 2713 West Wind Ave.
New York UPI Promoter Humbert Fugary plans to announce the site and date of the third Field Pattern heavyweight title fight. The event likely titled Orange Howl at Miami on March 1 faces delay from Bill Fugary, Feature Sports Inc. president, stuck in Prestwick Scotland after a Sweden conference with Johansson. he was grounded by a snowstorm.
Ex Buc Saffell, former Pittsburgh Pirates center fielder, is named manager of the Jacksonville club in the South Minor League. Gabe Paul of the Houston club announced the appointment, with Saffell replacing Red Martt who now scouts for Houston.
Speculation swirls over Oakland Raiders head coach and general manager jobs as president Chet Soda and owners fail to decide. Eddie Erdelatz, linked to USC and the Giants, may receive continued consideration, with a decision postponed to next week amid financial concerns.
SAN FRANCISCO UPI Curtice of Stanton University was named chairman amid reshuffles in national coaching circles. The appointment follows illness prompting reorganization and reflects ongoing adjustments in major coaching posts.
A mob outside Wrigley Field hanged an effigy of Bears coach George Halas after three straight losses. Spectators shouted insults and waved signs criticizing the team’s spending and leadership, while fans urged a recall of the coach and called for changes in the Bears’ approach this season.
CONCORD Massachusetts former Chicago White Sox manager Onslow died at 72 from a heart attack. A West Acton resident, he had a long career including time with the Sox and later as a scout for Boston. He leaves wife Vivian Skrupa and brother Edward of Selah Ohio. Funeral Monday at St Elizabeth's with interment in town.
A suit filed yesterday in Oakland and San Jose Superior Courts seeks an injunction to halt alleged price fixing by bowling proprietors in NorCal. Attorney General Stanley Mosk alleges a conspiracy among NCRPA members to raise and fix prices, deny prizes, and suspend noncompliant bowlers, while regional houses defend their autonomy and varied pricing practices.
Nasrullah tops Arcadia track note as top weight of 126 pounds is assigned yesterday for Ihilos Verdes handler Will pet Santa Anita day meeting under way next Monday.
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