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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1963
Page
3
In a high energy homecoming night crowd surged as the Washington Huskies overwhelmed rival James Logan 20-0. The early day vandalism incident heightened tension before the Huskies delivered a decisive nighttime showing at the Fremont arena, turning the Prop Spectacular into a standout local sports moment.
Leandro High dominates early on offense as the Eagles roll to a strong performance. The piece also notes Sandy Koufax’s potential rise to the Dodgers' highest salary next year and mentions various sports figures and events across football, basketball, and golf.
Washington hosts Logan in a hard fought football clash with Husky line anchors Halbakken and Mowreader keying a stout defense. QB Rich Johnstone and backs Blanca Henderson powered scoring with a 312 to 128 yardage edge, Henderson delivering a 48 yard TD followed by multiple gains behind the right side.
EAST LANSING Mich AP Michigan State University trustees grant Duffy Daugherty a five year job guarantee to stay as Spartans coach. Rumors linked him to Notre Dame, but MSU President John Hannah dismissed them as unfounded as Daugherty, in Chicago for a game against Northwestern, reflected on his tenure. Daugherty has 10 seasons with MSU, posting 55 wins 23 losses and three ties. This season MSU has two wins one loss. Daugherty was Coach of the Year in 1956 when the team reached the Rose Bowl.
Sunset nabs the HAAL lead in a high scoring game against Richmond High. McGill passes repeatedly for Sunset while Hayward, Swearington, and Hughey contribute key runs and receptions as the Oilers surge ahead in a back and forth contest. The Farmers answer with big plays by Muniz Dietz and Lawson, but Sunset holds on.
The T-Birds toppled San Jose City College in a Golden Gate Conference game after erasing an 11-point Jaguar rally in the final quarter. San Jose-Oakland City College opened a lead early but was unable to hold on as the visitors controlled the late stretch.
AP reports the Minnesota Vikings will be without four running backs including newly acquired fullback Bob Ferguson for Sunday's game in Detroit. The lineup shuffle follows a Western Conference update with teams like Portland Seattle Los Angeles Vancouver also noted in Friday results and today’s slate featuring Seattle at Atlanta and San Francisco with others across the league.
University of the Pacific defeated San Jose State 30 to 6 in water polo with three Tigers scoring three goals each, delivering a strong offensive showing for the Tigers.
EBD JV standings note a jumble of league terms with teams and dates scattered. The fragment mentions Abany at Livres and Dyn at Liveriy with references to Thursday and Friday schedule shifts and possible next games and venues.
In Canada Cup action Nicklaus and Palmer led a volatile round as Spain and the United States shared early gains while Australia surged to fourth with a 67 by Crampton and a 50-foot birdie by Devlin. Balding slipped to 73 as Canada faded and South Africa clung to the team lead with a tight field behind.
Ambiguous OCR fragment outlines a Pacific athletic standings scene with Alameda Berkeley Richmond San Leandro and Miramonte. Mentions night games and dates several unclear terms. Provides little coherent factual detail or outcome suitable for strong summarization.
Tommy Var gas stars with 118 rushing yards as San Leandro defeats their rival in a gritty clash. Barrett completes four of eight passes for 68 yards and one TD. Shubin scores from five yards, Vargas sets up key plays, and Pring plus McCaffery force fumbles that fuel the late scoring push.
The Associated Press tally shows a mix of college football scores with teams such as Richmond, UCLA, Eastern Michigan, Adrian College, Southeast Oklahoma, and Caltech posting varied results. Notable outcomes include Nebraska Wesleyan over Graceland and Caltech beating Clark.
Dale Yates joined the Caterpillar Employees Fishing Club and hooked an eight pound eleven ounce striped bass during a two day outing to take top honors over runners up Ray LeBlanc and Les Taylor.
HAAL Exponent Cage standings note current National Hockey League results. Friday games include Chicago at Montreal and New York versus Ternate with schedules and outcomes to follow.
Denny Milani of Newark will drive the Ted Golelli AAfuel Chrysler speedster as the weekly Fremont Drag Strip card opens at 9 a.m. Top eliminators start at 1 30 p.m. The Fremont Strip is accessible via the Durham Road exit from the Nimitz Freeway.
Hayward American Little League seeks team managers for its Senior Division. League president Angelo Champs invites any capable person to contact Champs at 537-2781 after 5 p.m. to discuss guiding players aged 13 to 15 in sport and sportsmanship.
In San Leandro Pacific High Vikings and El Cerrito Gauchos battled through penalties and momentum shifts to finish tied at 14-14. Pacific opened with a 53 yard drive led by Fred Cariss and Harry Gualco yet trailed 14-7 at halftime after El Cerrito’s Plante and strong running, including a long breakaway by Plantz, found success. In the second half the Vikings rallied, Fred Cariss produced multiple carries and Jake Robinson added the tying extra point, but penalties and late Gaucho pressure prevented a winner.
Oakland promoter announces Hank Casey will box Charley Leslie of Los Angeles on November 13 in a light heavyweight clash. The match aims to defend Casey’s title amid recent standings. Auction and racing notes accompany the report from San Bruno.
Newark High aims to climb higher in Mt Hamilton Athletic League by meeting San Jose High at San Jose City College. San Jose’s Bulldogs, fresh from a win over Washington, rely on George Cabibi who produced 165 yards on 19 carries and Bob Masrino who added 180 yards. Newark shifts Pat Calavan to left guard for Jerry Lemas at right guard.
DETROIT AP Stockholders urged to approve William Clay Ford's 6 million bid to take sole ownership of the Detroit Lions. Directors backed the sale in a unanimous vote, with meeting set for November 92 and Ford stating he will await stockholders' approval. Ford denied any commitments to replace GM Edwin Anderson or coach George Wilson amid a disappointing season.
Livermore registration underway for women’s tennis classes starting November 4 at May Nissen Park. Six classes, eight women per class, ten lessons for $6. Contact Dorothy Svets Ree supervisor at 447-8565 for details.
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