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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1963
Page
13
Snow blankets Sierra ski areas with over a foot fallen and many events canceled. Open highways and variable conditions shape a mixed forecast for Alpine Meadows Buckeye Ridge Squaw Valley and Heavenly with some resorts operating daily while others delay or limit weekend access.
Alex Cushing of Squaw Valley accelerates a 2000 foot high ski complex in the Gold Coast area after a Sierra snow drought. A four passenger gondola lift will start in the beginner area, cross the Squaw Valley loader, and finish at Angle Station by November with a later summit stage. Oakand WWA hosts Snow Ball Weekend Feb 15 17 with travel, lodging, meals and activities. Sacramento Bee Silver Ski Invitational Giant Shilo set for Feb 3 at Heavenly Valley with junior events and Olympic previews. The piece notes growing U S interest in alpine and Nordic events ahead of potential Olympic competition.
Instructional note on stopping and control for intermediate skiing. Describes self control, speed reduction, and down hill stop techniques including body position, pole placement, and weight transfer. Emphasizes rhythmic motions and heel action for safe halting on slopes.
A fractured World of Sports brief discusses Yanks spilling in Bobsied during an Austria weekend event, with injuries to MPI Vundon and two British sledders. It also notes veteran quarterback T 3 signing with the San Diego Chargers for two thousand dollars and other NFL TV contract chatter.
Seattle University defeated St. Mary's 95 84 on Thursday night led by Wormrsday and Gray who scored 20 plus points. Preston provided key support and the Rams faced tough defense as the visiting team trailed early before a late run sealed the win.
San Francisco State edged Hayward State in a tense second half, with Duggan leading SF State and Carson sparking the Gators late. Mikel and Keller fueled a Pioneer surge early, while Lauritzen and Keller teamed for balanced scoring as the teams traded leads.
Racing meet at Kingdon Drag Strip features Meeker of Hayward posting 83.87 mph in 16.22 seconds in a Pontoon Chevys Madsen of San Lorenzo drives a TOLGA. Livermore team clutch failure ends bid as Bob Cate and Daryl Wilkinson win top time with 1.50 elapsed and 1012 seconds.
A chaotic scoreboard notes a 3 3 tie between Los Angeles and Portland in overtime. It lists upcoming games including Angeles at Seattie Portland at Vancouver and San Francisco at Cemunton, with several misspelled city names and unclear scheduling.
The column reports favorable bids on bleachers and plans to move ahead next month. It also notes Dick Beaver’s commissioning into Naval Aviation at Pensacola for intelligence training and mentions a thanks note from Captain Mark Santos and Winton Junior High for a sportsmanship trophy. Valle Vista Skating Center tops ASRCA registrations while Dan McNeice’s rink reports 180 skaters. Fess Parker trains with Crescent Jewelers polo in TLS Open prep, though Graber cites Parker’s limited horsemanship due to insufficient seasoning.
Wilt Chamberlain scored 80 as Boston held off San Francisco 125 to 111. Russell anchored defense and offense in a pivotal win that stretched the Celtics’ division lead to eight games.
Jessup Plumbing outlasted Michael's Jewelers in a close Hayward Area Recreation basketball A League game to move into a share of the lead. Dick Walsh led Jessup with 22 points as five players reached double figures. Webster and Ken Sleeth led Michael's with 27 and 9 points respectively. Vickery Norman Lumbey balanced scoring for Jessup.
San Francisco baseball writers staged an All Star eve sendup in Candlestick Park. Daley of the New York Times derides the performance as wooden and vaudeville like, with parodies of famed players and songs poking fun at the sport and its figures.
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