Brown Rumored Top Redskins Coach Candidate
Paul Brown emerged as the leading candidate to replace Bill McPeak as head coach of the Washington Redskins, according to an informed source. Brown, who organized anil:
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1966
Page
15
Paul Brown emerged as the leading candidate to replace Bill McPeak as head coach of the Washington Redskins, according to an informed source. Brown, who organized anil:
Pioneer frosh in Davis California state scene chase first win of season as Al Hayward’s team narrows gap with Cal Aggie yearlings at Chico. Ralph Cook top scored with 16 in first half before fouling out. Eric Neilsen sparked Chico in final 20 minutes as Cal State Chico State built lead. Attendance about 1,000.
Yesterday Cal State 29 Chico State 6 while San Francisco State beat Cal Angles 57. Sacramento State, Humboldt State, and Nevada show road results. Tonight Cal State faces Cal Aggies, San Francisco State visits Chico State, Nevada meets Humboldt State, and Sonoma State hosts Two Rock.
California State Hayward wrestlers battle defending Far West Conference champion Cal Aggies in a 8 p.m. dual meet after a 42-0 loss to Chico State. The Pioneer lineup included Dave Alexander and others with close margins but fell to Chico with multiple pins and decisions as Williams and Patton secured wins for the visitors.
UCLA defeated Oregon State Beavers 79 to 35 on the Westwood campus while USC finished off Oregon 92 to 66. The two Los Angeles schools swapped opponents in the opening weekend of PAC-8 play, highlighting balanced scoring and active rebounding for UCLA and a strong finish for USC.
San Francisco S Victoria 0 Vancouver by Seagate 2. Vancouver hosts Forliand in Friday action as listed on the WHL scoreboard.
The seventh annual March of Dimes benefit roller derby pitting the Hay Bombers against the California Cardinals will start at 8 15 p m in Oakland Auditorium. Past six benefit games have raised about 20000 for birth defect research and polio care in Alameda County. Bomber stars listed include Charlie O Connell Amiie Bauer Joan Weston Gil Orazco Carol Meyers and Lov Donovan.
A strong field highlights Celaya Run Tonight with top milers and relays. Notables include NCAA and Olympic names such as Parry OBrien Ralph Boston and Blaine Lindgren. The San Jose State and Stanford rivalries loom as teams chase fast relay times and individual marks.
A dense list of college scores shows UCLA routing Oregon State 73 35 while Arizona State beats Southern California 92 65 Other results include Weber State 103 Idaho 4 Utah 51 83 Portland State 76 Gonzaga 92 and Cal Poly Pomona 78 Cal State Los Angeles 51 The summary captures scattered matchups and uneven outcomes from multiple campuses and leagues.
Seattle edition reports Stanford’s basketball team facing Washington in the AAWU opener amid snowy conditions. The Bay Area broadcast airs on KCSS 740 at 8 p.m. with Don Klein announcing. Expected Stanford lineup includes Bedell and Kosanke at forwards, Baker at center, Harris and Preisler at guards.
San Francisco prepares for the Lucky International Open at Harding Park January 24 to 30. Field includes 148 players with a 70-player cut after 36 holes, plus ties. Non PGA pros may enter via a special January 17 qualifier at Olympic Club. Amateur and PGA pros deadline January 22 with $25 fee. Proceeds aid Columbia Park and San Francisco Boys Clubs.
The Cloverleaf Bowl scene reports strong scores and records across Castro Valley leagues. Notable performances include Tony Falconio opening with 245 and Dodd Baker 249-621, with multiple bowlers posting 200s and high triples. Sis Hay delivered a 286 and 9 strikes, while Ron Garcia led in scratch and Joe Coelho and Dan Hillman posted strong series in the 86 Scratch.
Rancho Arroyo defeats Cala roga 30 to 20 in Hayward Unified Jr High League play. Dan Sipsy scores eight points and Richard Knight adds a jumper, while Garcia chips in six for Cala roga. Greg Field leads with ten points for the winners.
The Nile Mixed action saw Glenn White Les Clausen Les Williams and Ken Barlley exceed 600 tallies in one competition. Chuck Newitt posted 210-213-192-615 while Butch Cuellar and Walt Edgreley Jr. added strong scores. Other bowlers include Gordon Payne Zeno Selatti and numerous club names amid a crowded lanes list at Haylair.
A readable OCR fragment shows numerous player names and scores across various teams in the Lido Trio League. Entries mention Dick Ahlborn, Fred Seefroth, Jester and Hangias tom Leon, plus many other nicknamed groups and players with assorted point totals and dollar amounts. The garbled text includes team labels like Maintiners-L and Employers League and scattered figures such as 257, 21, 24515, and 499, reflecting a chaotic league round-up rather than a cohesive report.
Quan of China Camp reports weather has kept boats ashore and few fishers out. Mag Bartlett hauled a 125 pound star fern near the Carquinez bridge while baiting with grass shrimp, as others caught modest hauls. Hunters are reminded seasons close soon including duck and goose closures in January.
Fremont track hosts AA fuel drag racing with Whiz Kids Actuel Chrysler dragster leading. Kim Davis and Starr clash as other entries include Mull and Maher AA fueler from Carmichael Frank Bradley Branderick and Blessing from Napa and Bil Dunlap Oswald Dunlap from Santa Cruz. Racing begins 9 am with trials and eliminations scheduled for 1 30 pm.
Dick Atkins of Hayward finished third in the main event to remain in the hunt in the Pacific Coast Indoor Midget Racing Championships. The program at the Oakland Exposition Building highlighted Rick Henderson leading the 30 lap main, with Gary Koster second and Atkins third. Chuck Booth won the semi main and Burt Yoland the trophy dash. heat winners included Roland Lokiwar Tommy Copp Ed Andrews and Bob Dedong. Tony Switolski won the consolation race.
Pleasanton Chief of Police Wall McCloud and Officer Tony Ragone limited out on striped bass in San Pablo Bay yesterday. The pair landed 18 to 24 pound fish using bullhead bait under favorable conditions, their best catch to date.
The Lay Ward Area Athletic League holds its Novice Wrestling Tournament at Arroyo High with championships and consolation bouts across 13 weight classes starting at 7 30 p m. The event is for non seniors who have never won a tournament. Actions have been underway since early today as Botts compete.
Washington High hoops team travels to Healdsburg for the lone prep cage tilt. The Huskies, 2-0 on the season, beat Sunnyvale in their previous outing on Tuesday. Score not provided.
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