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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1963
Page
15
UCLA Bruins prepare to face California Bears in a Saturday Coliseum matchup with Jim Colletto leading the ground game as injuries and doubts hover over several stars. Stanford, USC, and Washington also navigate lineup issues as key players miss practice and battle looming conference tests.
Stanford basketball coach Howie Dallmar outlined tentative 1964-65 and 1965-66 schedules that include Oregon and Oregon State if the Athletic Association of Western Universities expands to the Big Six. He said efforts aim for an eight-team league next season, but OSU schedule commitments may delay a full round robin until 1965-66.
Local sports fans show cautious optimism as Seals ice hockey team opens strong at the box office and Warriors begin a balanced NBA season. Wilt Chamberlain no longer dominates the show, with coach Alex Hamlin rotating him and emphasizing defense. A hopeful crowd turnout of 5,000 at USF signals steady interest in a potential winner.
Arroyo High lists John Churchill Backhorn with 22 points and 18 rebounds as the top scorer in a murky boxscore. It shows players from Haver, Hayward, St. Louis, Philadelphia and Baltimore in a sprawling tally with cross references to several teams and venues, indicating a multi game or event roundup.
Trujillo of Tennyson set the varsity 1.9 mile record as the Lancers beat Mt Eden 15 to 40. Eden’s Ernie Lindley previously held the mark. Trujillo clocked 9 10 for the strong performance with Ray Celaya and Rudy Celaya among top finishers.
Lorenzo Bain of Pacific High ran 4.9 miles in 8 56.4 to edge San Lorenzo rival Gary Restive by three seconds at the tape but San Lorenzo fell 87 24 to Al Hilhert’s Rebels. Bain led a Pacifc squad that defeated the Vikings in a close meet.
San Francisco Seals seize first place in the Western Hockey League after a 2-1 road win over Portland before 5,628 at the Ice Palace. Len Haley and Pete Pansgabko scored, Bob Perrault stopped 37 Portland shots, as Seattle visits next with Vancouver upsetting Denver again on the second night. Don Head was pulled early after Seals tallies, rookie Dave Kelly finished strong.
USAC cleared A J Foyt of accusations he struck rival Johnny White after a race at Williams Grove Pa witnesses did not confirm any hit or obscene gesture. no testimony from White. Sonny Liston and Cassius Clay expected to sign next Wednesday in Denver for a February title fight with Denver among potential sites.
A long list of school matchups is forecast with St Vincent's Amador Castro Valley Hayward Andrew Hill San Jose Livermore Newark Berkeley San Leandro Bellarmine Washington and more. The column stacks rival predictions by several writers including George Erberl Rick Gohlee Blaine Newnham and Michael Watson, noting varied margins and winner expectations across football and basketball style briefs.
Tanforan race day report with multiple stakes events including the Golden Gate Handicap on a Friday program. Details list horse names, entries, purses, and results oriented notes across eight races, highlighting entrants such as Wings, Marco, Abbey Downs, and Come Fly With Me with purses ranging up to 10,000 and returns noted for key finishes.
Union City announces expansion of adult night basketball through the Newark Ace program with signups and a 1 mile 70 yard race upcoming. Stan Holden is coordinating entries, contact details include 471-3232, and meetings and hours are listed for the Recreation Department at Logan High.
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