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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1958
Page
10
Sports SID HOOL and Sports Editor review the Monday edition of The Daily Review dated January 6 1958. Highlights cover local teams scores standings and notable performances with emphasis on athlete names and game outcomes.
In Honolulu the 12th annual Hula Bowl saw Pros coast to a 53-34 victory as Joe Perry led with four touchdowns and Tobin Rote anchored the first half. College stars struggled early with Jim Nikowski directing the offense and Joan Crow grabbing three TDs as Hawaii All Stars faded late.
The Milwaukee Sentinel reports today action on a contract committee vote to dismiss Green Bay Packers coach Lisle Blackbourn. A board meeting will decide, with backfield coach Ray McLean as likely successor. Green Bay finished 3 wins 9 losses last season in the Western Division.
Pancho Gonzales evened his 100-match pro tennis series with Lew Hoad at Sydney White City Stadium as a crowd of about 10 000 watched. He won sets 6 4 8 10 6 3 6 4 to beat the Australian in a lively exhibition.
Six Southern ACAL basketball teams completed preleague drills and begin the first SACAL season Tommorow with Encinal viewed as the likely title winner. Castro Valley meets San Leandro as Hayward hosts Encinal while San Lorenzo visits Arroyo in opening games.
Cleveland reports a proposed deal between the Indians and Yankees would send pitcher Ray Nasleski to New York in exchange for a Yankee prospect or two players plus a farm system pitcher. Frank Lang says Casey Stengel has final say and is unpredictable. Lang fears Stengel may veto the agreement.
Chicago Cardinals face coaching upheaval after the sudden resignation of Richards last Saturday. Assistant Detroit Lions coaches Buster Ram Rey and Red Cochran reportedly held the inside track for the head post, while Trips, aide to Richards, also announced departure from the team. The Cardinals, coming off a 4-7-1 season, sought a replacement as Walter Wolfer refrained from naming a candidate.
Chet Zoberski at 29 from Alameda won the California State Ski Jumping Championship at Heavenly Valley with jumps of 119 and 195 feet totaling 210.4 points. Sheldon Varney, 29, a South Tahoe High School teacher, took second with 126 and 120 feet for 206.2 points and won the state cross country title the day before. Brian Santwelson of Peer Gynt Club finished third with 122 and 190 feet for 199.3 points. Longest jump was 233 feet by Runk of Los Angeles. Dick Dorworth, 19, University of Nevada student, won Class B jumps and cross country, sweeping the Nordic combined in his class. Dan Hedlund won the junior combined at Heavenly Valley.
LOS ANGELES weekend practice sessions set the stage for the East and West squads to meet next Sunday in the annual All Star pro football game. George Wilson of Detroit, a league champion, indicated quarterbacks Y. A. Tittle of the 49ers and Johnny Unitas of the Colts will share signal calling duties on an equal basis, with the defensive-flex offense likely to be used.
George Wolfman coach of California's championship college baseball team received the coach of the year award at the American Association of College Baseball Coaches ceremony last night. The Bears reached the College World Series in Omaha, following a five game season reduction and strong postseason run.
The International News Service poll lists West Virginia as number one in college basketball terms with Kansas second and others including North Carolina State and Texas Christian following. The ranking details multiple teams with varied records and positions across the top twenty, reflecting a broad national snapshot.
Oakland contender Johnny Gonsalves looked sharp in a workout fueling fresh hopes for an upset in Thursday's rematch with favored Kenny Lane at the Oakland Auditorium. Lane showed sluggish form, saying he would rebound for the bout as promoter Jimmy Dundee highlights a card featuring Speedy Henderson in a six round semi and other prelims across Oakland and San Francisco.
Vejar, an 8-5 favorite, faces Mickey Crawton in a 10 round middleweight bout at St. tonight. The bout marks Crawton's New York television debut as Vejar seeks a decisive win in front of local fans.
New York AP reports a Friday Madison Square Garden telecast features a light heavyweight bout between Anthony and Durelle. Anthony, favored at 5-1, seeks a title shot after a knockedit loss to Archie Moore. Durelle, unbeaten in 71 bouts and ranked high by Ring Magazine and NBA, hopes victory triggers a Moore rematch.
LA Angeles reports Dodger first baseman Latt aanded Norman Howard Larker, a .300-plus hitter with four years in the minors, signed for the coming season. Publicity chief Red Patterson announced the Beaver Meadows resident faces tough competition from Gil Hodges for first base.
The NCAA’s 52nd annual convention opens with talks of disciplinary actions against several major schools for recruitment and rule violations. Auburn West Virginia Indiana Montana State may be placed on probation. others could be reinstated. Chairmen consider liberalizing substitution rules, a live yard kickoff penalty, and stricter summer leagues. Nixon to speak as 2,201 delegates attend alongside affiliated associations.
Oregon State shed its darkhorse rating with wins over California and UCLA to emerge as a threat for the PCC title. Ken Nanson scored 31 for the Beavers who beat UCLA 68-61 and Cal 54-43. Southern California outscored Idaho 87-7 and Washington State beat Stanford 64-51 as PCC play continued in weekend action. In WCAC, San Francisco rolled past San Jose State 66-44, and Saint Mary’s beat College of the Pacific 35-0. California’s Earl Robinson scored 26 as the Bears rebounded, while Doug Smart was held to 13. Idaho and USC traded leads late, but the Trojans stayed unbeaten against the Vandals.
Pasadena city officials meet with Dodgers executive to discuss using the Rose Bowl as a temporary home for the homeless Dodgers. Negotiations follow the Coliseum Commission stance demanding 10 percent of receipts, and field alignment rules.
Wilt Chamberlain remains in a Lawrence hospital with a urinary affection. The Kansas University junior center likely will play against Oklahoma tomorrow after missing last Thursday's 52-40 loss to Oklahoma State.
The Supreme Court reconvenes to decide whether to hear arguments in the government anti trust suit against the International Boxing Club. The case challenges IBC control of championship bouts and follows a New York judge ruling that IBC conspired to monopolize title fights and ordered dissolution of its facilities. Justice decisions may also address citizenship questions raised in other appeals.
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