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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1963
Page
10
SAN FRANCISCO UP I reports skepticism about the 49ers’ chances but notes coaches and players speculate on hidden plays and tactics. The piece recalls past season struggles and hints at a possible surprise strategy from Red Hickey’s team.
A $51,225 payoff bet has sparked a legal dispute involving disputes over terms and potential enforcement. Attorneys for the parties argued in court about contract validity and payout obligations, with proceedings focusing on the bet’s origin and enforceability.
A racing card features six furlong sprints with three and two year olds, claiming events and purses up to 420, with notable entries such as BLUE RAVIN and GLORY. Local football talk includes the 49ers and Hickey coach rumors as fans debate season prospects and ticket pressure.
Los Angeles Dodgers will begin mailing World Series ticket applications within the next 10 days to season ticket holders and regular patrons. A team spokesman said the public sale announcement would come just before the end of the season or when permits are issued.
Chicago AP reports Major League Baseball chief Ford Frick met with 20 major league reps to discuss a geographic reorganization plan for the Triple A leagues the International and Pacific Coast Leagues. The aim is to set groundwork for December minor league meetings in San Diego and major league talks in Los Angeles.
Spokane AP report describes Oklahoma City Sets pitching three hurlers to edge Spokane Indians 4 3 in game one of a best of seven for the Pacific Coast League title. Right fielder Dave Roberts drove in all runs with a double in the third and a homer in the seventh, with Troteris scoring on Bek Dayd's two bagger after Jim Barbieri aided the play.
The Stockton Pors with Bob Dison on the mound seek to clinch the state title by defeating Modesto tonight after winning game one 7 1. Curt Matton and Wally Bunker delivered strong pitching as Olapa holds a 19 8 regular season record and faces Dan Coombs who is 9 10.
Isquierdo rolled a 663 series while Kasdorf led Leandro Bowl action at San Leandro Lanes in a winter league opener. The report highlights Kasdorf’s 258 193 057 series as top individual, with other results noting Lee Knty and Cin in the same circuit.
Hayward Women's Golf Club championship semifinals feature Pat Velasquez vs Evelyn Raffanti and Belly Huninger against Carmen Braunschweiger tomorrow 4h. Third and final round is scheduled next Tuesday with yesterday's results highlighting Champions Flight players Pat Velasquez, J. Juanita Bowman, Evelyn Raffendi, Beth Hunninger, Jocque Gort, and Yaa Seen.
Coach Jona Bal tot and players admit gaps in performance after a 50 minute Tuesday scrimmage focused on defense. Ralston called the session terrible as the team works to rebuild momentum at Stanford.
Pullman Washington AP report on Washington State University football practice. Coach Jim Sutherland limits contact to protect players Ken Graventi and Elaine Eliot sidelined by injuries from scrimmage. Graham sprained an ankle and Eliot bruised. expected to rejoin in days. At Berkeley drills, quarterback Craig Martin sidelined. Jim Hunt and Jerry Waller shared passing duties while coach Mary Levy praised defensive back John Blakeney.
San Jose State football’s Dave Johnson Charley Lingvaway and Ken Berry led the big gains in a rugged scrimmage yesterday. The Spartans open their season September 21 at Stanford.
MOSCOW Idaho AP Coach Dee Andros lists six quarterbacks as Idaho Vandal football aims to sharpen both pass defense and aerial attack before the season opener with Fresno State on September 21 in Moscow. Andros praised the quarterback group and the squad's readiness.
Stockton Calif AP University of the Pacific Tigers settled on Sonie Zermeno from Salinas as the No 1 quarterback for now with Tom Strain and Don Stagnato involved in long passing drills. Howie Campbell of Great Falls Mont sat out with a sprained finger in the session.
The article outlines a Buffalo Bills vs Kansas City Chiefs clash for the American Football League title and notes standings with other Western Division contenders. It also references a Dodger-Cardinal series and heavyweight boxing comments by Lanny Tate in London.
disjointed OCR report notes DENNIS RALSTON named August athlete of month by Helms Foundation. Scott Clark to pilot a Lotus Ford racer Sept 22 at Tren ton for USAC tech drivers. several college and pro football mentions. injuries threaten Eagles rookies and Oregon State football hopes dim.
Oregon State forward Nell underwent knee surgery earlier but returned to drills before a ligament injury ruled him out for the season. Doctors stated he would miss the remainder of the year while undergoing rehabilitation and evaluation.
LA AP report notes USC the No 1 team improving in early workouts. Sophomore halfback Mike Garrett shines among rookies, while QBs Beatta red and Fertig connect in drills. National results mix in, with several college and pro listings featured from across the Midwest and West.
Weekend Candlestick Park events spotlight a parking issue amid plans for tours via East Bay tours from Jack Lennon Square. Oakland driver Paul Reinhael and Genie team lead a roster of contenders including Joe Huffaker, Jim Parkinson, Ed Leslie, Ton Sliver, and Dave Ridenour as SCCA sedan debates and council rules color the racing week.
Readable items describe Candlestick Park races at San Francisco on Thursday and Sunday events at El Cerrito and Colatl Raceway with entry fees and proceeds to Marin County blind fund. Weekend events include a Reno Rally two day meet and Alpine Touring Club meet with schedules, locations, and participation details for Marin and San Mateo areas.
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