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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1963
Page
4
Chabot Gladiators opened their second practice day with two hours of intense drills at SAN LEANDRO. The squad pushed hard as they continued conditioning and basic drills ahead of the season.
Berkeley coach Mary Levy postpones the California football team’s first scrimmage to tomorrow after delaying plans from today. He spent sessions reviewing fundamentals and introductions to plays as the squad begins ten Monday practices, with weather and field conditions noted for preparatory drills.
SAN LEANDRO The San Leandro High Pirates began the 1933 practice season with a hard hit start as coach Biff Crawley and assistants supervised early drills. A first game plan against Encinal of Alameda was outlined and 36 candidates participated in fundamentals and linemen work.
Pacific Highs head coach Tom Gunnari led the Vikings in a fundamentals session to sharpen drills as they prep for the 1860 season opener against Richmond on Sept 20.
Candy Spots, injured in the race yesterday, appeared better today though the exact cause of the issue remained unclear. The horse ran second to Kelso in the $250,000 Aqueduct Stakes, attracting UPI coverage from New York.
Robert J. Buzz McGee star football tackle for Santa Clara and the Chicago Cardinals in the 30s died Sunday after a long illness at age 13 His widow Lorraine and four children Sheila Daniel Nancy and John survive He was publicity director for the San Francisco club until its NFL entry in 30 and later held sales posts in the Bay Area Funeral services pending
Bowling enthusiasts consider Ray Bluth’s stance with the arm extended to the body’s side. Readers are urged to practice cautiously as the technique may straighten the arm or cause misalignment. Experts warn it may help some but hinder others and discourage rushed adoption.
Oakland Raiders coach Al Davis said the goal is steady improvement over flashy victories as he weighs final cuts to reach the 33 man AFL roster limit. He noted many players deserve to stay, while preparing for the Houston season opener Saturday at home.
Chabot College coach Md flart announced the Gladiators Oct. 14 game against San Jose City College will be played at Livermore High under lights. The shift from Catago Valley High was due to a high school game occupying the CV field that evening.
San Lorenzo defeats San Mateo 83 in the opener as Gaylord drives in three runs with a three run homer, Hinojosa limits San Mateo to five singles and two walks through five innings. Corral and Eveleth each collect three hits to spark Lorenzo’s 15 hit attack. In the nightcap San Mateo wins 4 1 to gain a split.
John Hinkle, 31, of Covington Kentucky, died after a motorcycle race crash at the Muskingum County Fairgrounds in Zanesville Ohio. He reportedly struck a bike that had skidded in a turn as it fell, causing his own vehicle to crash.
Mickey Wright of Dallas shot a 68 in the final round to tie the LPGA record with her 10th tour victory. The Idaho Centennial Open offered $10,000. Wright collected $1,320 for the win, with Kathy Whitworth and Shirley Engelhart among others listed with prize money.
Los Angeles Dodgers star Maury Wills traveled to Spokane Washington to be with his wife Gertrude who is hospitalized. The Dodgers said the length of his stay depends on her condition as the couple shares five children amid the unusual domestic situation.
University of Washington fullback Coffey sidelined with a foot injury in a defensive drill. Two college players died and one remained seriously ill from heat and other causes during a busy weekend of football and racing events.
Pro tennis star McKinley seeks time to recover from a back injury while aiming to win the national championship and support Australia in Davis Cup efforts. He plans limited play this year and may discuss future terms after regaining form.
SACRAMENTO Gramm Arch er of San Prascidoa won the 103 state fair golf championship with a 7 under par 271 total after rounds of 68 69 and a final 7 7. Heggin Oaks ace DandJaines of Millerae took second at 210 and Tony Clecak of Woodland was third at 211. Defending champion Dick Lotz tied for seventh at 213 amid a field of 209 golfers in a three day amateur tourney.
A rough fish reporting fragment describes errant schools between Sisters and Poin Finale with boats scouting and sporadic salmon trolling. Reports cite Salmon Queen with 13 salmon and 35 pound fish, Ilven with 25 fish, and various ports noting mixed success on bass and salmon along Pedra Point Duxbury and nearby waters.
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