Monarchs Rise in HAAL After Fearful Start
Eden High’s football team, once winless since 1961, surged to co-lead the Hayward Area Athletic League with a series of upsets. Coach Ken Vierra praised a junior-heavy squad that rallied from a 17th straight defeat to beat Arroyo 14-6, Terra Nova 53-0, and San Lorenzo 12-6, earning belief they can push for the league title. They face Castro Valley, Sunset, and rival Tennyson as they pursue a championship run with young stars Jim Gonsalves, Jim Zihin, and Larry Phipps leading the defense and offense.
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Houk Named Yankee General Manager in Line for Pilot Job
Ralph Houk, Yankee general manager for three years, succeeds Rey Hamner retired due to ill health. He joined the Yankees in 1939 and previously managed the farm club Denver Bears and coached for the major league club. He presided over three pennants and two World Series titles in 1961 and 1962.
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Waterfowl Season Opens Amid Weather Hopes in 1963
The Sacramento report notes hunters brace for the 1963 waterfowl season amid grainy wind conditions. Experts say shooting quality depends on weather and bird presence, with expectations higher than last year, while observers warn outcomes hinge on cold fronts and migration patterns. The piece mentions veterans and historical notes tied to the season's anticipation.
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Hunters Warned About Weather and Duck Season
Weather and hunting notes from Minnesota and Utah outline a hopeful duck season. Officials report improving breeding grounds and growing Pacific flyway populations, with season dates through January 5 and a six bird bag limit. Deer hunter screenings reveal a notable rate of heart concerns among older participants, prompting caution.
Parker Rejoins Big Parker Rejoins Big
Los Angeles Angels announce 4 changes to the coaching staff with Fred Haney naming Francis J. Parker to replace Rocky Bridges. Del Rice Marv Grissom and Jack Peapke remain. Bridges will move to the San Jose farm club in the California League. Parker enters his 34th year in organized baseball.
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Sally) Parker
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TV LOG TUESDAY HIGHLIGHTS CHICAGO BEARS GAME
A Tuesday 4 pm broadcast highlights the Chicago Bears game. The telecast features a split screen with Mer Highlights and a 4Ser segment. The focus remains on game action and key plays from the Bears.
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Raiders and Chargers Set for First Meeting of Season
Oakland and San Diego declared all systems go for Sunday's game in San Diego. Raiders QB Tom Mores’ concussion is described as very mild and he is expected to play, though start remains undecided between Flores and Cotton Davidson. The Chargers lead the division by two games after a 38-17 win over Kansas City, with Earl Faison back healthy and Lance Alworth setting team receiving records with nine catches for 282 yards.
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Idaho Vandals Surpass Pacific in Big Win
Idaho coach Dee Andros faced overconfidence after his Vandals crushed the University of Pacific by 44 points. He warned the next foe, San Jose State, is rugged and showed his team film of the Spartans to prepare for the challenge.
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Twin double winner dies at window
Westbury New York AP report of Harry Levine a about 75 year old retired woolen merchant who hit the twin double for 1683 on a 2 bet in a parlay selecting races six through nine Oct 3 He died of a heart attack Monday night while attempting to cash the ticket delaying payment as police hold the unpaid winning ticket for his relatives
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Spurned Kick Key For 49ers
Redwood City coach Jack Christiansen praised the 49ers after a 2-14 win over Chicago. He credited the opening drive for confidence and noted J D Smith’s strong return to form, while saying injuries from Chicago would not sideline players for the Los Angeles game.
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Bulldozers Linked to New Golf Course at Hayward Airport
Bulldozers are expected to arrive next Monday to begin earthmoving for a new golf course planned to open next spring at Hayward Airport. Airport Manager Frank Whitcomb said the airport commission received word from Bob Baldock of Fresno about the project, which will cover 120 acres north of the airport and extend into San Lorenzo, as part of the Skywest development program by Airport Investors, Inc.
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Frank Whitcomb
Bob Baldock
Fresno
San Lorenzo
Airport Investors, Inc
Hockey Scoreboard Update From KFRO Radio
Radio log at 6 41 p m lists hockey game coverage between two teams on KFRO 810. The brief entry notes a game alongside station branding and time marker, with no further details on teams or results.
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KFRO
Stinking NCAA Video Scheme Draws Illinois Criticism
Illinois athletic director Doug Mills blasted the NCAA national television plan at a Football Writers meeting in Los Angeles. He warned the Big Ten would react, saying small colleges now demand a share of receipts and that the policy slinks. Mills attacked the proposal to cap teams at three TV appearances in two years, noting current rules allow up to one national and one regional broadcast per year for 40 teams.
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