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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1963
Page
4
Race bulletin notes the Tanforan Handicap on Wednesday October 3 with entries Char and Fast Post. The handicapper’s preference order and post positions are listed, indicating expected pace and Tine L135 as a reference.
A scrambled racing card notes multiple races at six furlongs for two and three year olds with entries from NY LA and other tracks. Key items include Darky Doll fading in pace, Gliding Wings winning a test, and Glidden Lassie and Marco Dixon among entrants. The piece mentions weather affecting performances and lists various horses, jockeys, and placings across races.
The Perattalf chapter of the United States Power Squadrons offers safe boating instruction in evening classes at San Leandro High School and Washington Union High School in Fremont. Classes start at 7 30 p m on Tuesdays at San Leandro and Wednesdays at Washington High.
New York AP report notes Walter Alston worries pitchers may be over rested as Dodgers bid for title. Koufax Drysdale Fodges and Perranoski face extended layoff with series opener at Yankee Stadium on tap. Rest vs sharpness becomes Dodgers’ key topic ahead of first game.
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax and Yankees star Whitey Ford head an anticipated pitching duel in the series opener. Coach Joe Becker notes Koufax and Drysdale have logged heavy work but may benefit from rest to keep their rhythm. Houk cites Dodgers speed and pitching as the series hallmark with teams expected to lean on their arms.
A long pasting of player names and season stats outlines the 1963 World Series opening game featuring Sandy Koufax and Juan Marichal as top 20-win pitchers. It highlights the era’s pitching depth, top winners, and expectations for both Dodgers and Yankees, including Don Drysdale and Jim Bouton among others, with notes on series plans and manager comments.
A chaotic market of names and quotes frames a New York Yankees preview with Ralph Terry and Whitey Ford as central figures. The piece mentions the Dodgers, Oakland Raiders, and upcoming games, mixing film talk with baseball strategy and fan contests.
Berkeley fans face a tough prospect as Stanford prepares for UCLA with fullback Glenn Conaway hurt and NFL-like depth at running back. Johnny Ralston notes Stanford’s multi weapon attack and aims to minimize mistakes after the Bears’ 36-7 loss to Oregon.
UCLA Bruins plan to employ Carl Jones and Larry Zeno in the backfield with Zeno signaling and Jones moving to halfback. Coach Bill Barnes believes the pair can boostground against Stanford, as UCLA comes as a 1 point underdog for the Saturday game after a shakier Penn State pass showing while Stanford struggled on defense.
Joe Kapp threw three touchdown passes to Burton as the British Columbia Lions defeated the Calgary Slammers 32 to 14. The win, aided by an eight-second delay, left BC with a three point lead atop the Western Conference before 32,529 fans.
San Jose State coach Bob Titchenal expresses concern after a 16-0 win over Kansas State and notes scout Gene Menges rated Wyoming versus Utah State as extremely tough. He focuses on 28 pound Aggie fullback Larry Campbell and warns of Utah State's challenge in the next game.
Stockton University of the Pacific coach John Rohde defended his team after a 32-8 loss to West Texas State. He said the Tigers will be tough from now on and proud of their effort despite the defeat.
Baltimore Orioles posted two major league fielding marks in the 12 season. Aparicio set an American League record with 13 errors at shortstop while appearing in 144 games. The team finished with a .988 fielding percentage after committing only four errors in 162 games, surpassing Cincinnati Reds’ 1958 mark of 14 errors and .983.
Rich yard Downing will serve as president of the San Ramon Village Little League for 1904. New slate lists Dom Heier as vice president Bob Rowsay assistant vice president Mrs Ea Mills secretary Gene Moye treasurer Frank Carnava player agent Rudy Reyes head score keeper Mort Perry chief inspirer and Bob Adams sergeant-at-arms.
The Houston Colts may request Warren Giles NL president’s help for 1964, possibly rescinding the first year bonus rule as roster space tightens. Various notes touch on players, team finances, and coaching staff amid broader league chatter.
SAN MATEO Hillsdale High hosted a four way cross country race. Craig Reynolds of Hillsdale nearly matched the 1.9 mile course mark with a 9:09 time to place fourth varsity. Cubberly and San Leandro led the field with Hillsdale third, as Reynolds fell just short of the top spot.
Ten people camped outside Yankee Stadium from 2 a.m. Tuesday awaiting bleacher seat sales on Wednesday morning for the first World Series game between the New York Yankees and the Dodgers.
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