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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1963
Page
3
The Pirates beat Encinal 26 to 13 behind a power running game and key recoveries. Stages led the ground effort with 101 yards on 13 carries as crucial fumbles helped seal the win. Bill Crawley’s crew prepare to host Dey Ama next Friday afternoon.
The Pill Panthers surprised UCLA with an aerial assault as their quarterbacks completed 28 passes, a record for the nine years under coach John Michelosen. The Bruins, long favored, were unable to match the visitors' air attack in Los Angeles.
In a tense late showdown at Patterson Field, Amador High Dons defeated Pleasanton 16-0 after a crucial clipping penalty nullified a late Pleasanton rally. Espar Callija attempted a desperation 15 yard field goal with two seconds left but narrowly missed. Scott Pill-227 yards and Bill Scagliotti shone for Amador as UCLA tied into the explosive drive while Pitt struggled in the later stages.
Tracy’s Loran Zinck ran for 123 yards on 17 carries and scored four touchdowns as his team crushed Livermore 93 to 6. He opened with a 70 yard kickoff return, then broke loose on a 15 yard reception and added a 19 yard run for another score. Be Alten suffered a 15 yard loss on a failed pass attempt as Livermore’s defense struggled.
In a Saratoga game described as a hard fought affair, Arroyo’s winless season continued after a 3-7 defeat at the hands of the Monarchs. Despite a late rally by Arroyo, the hosting Falcons dominated the opening and middle quarters, with key runs by Steve Buichman and a two yard TD by his teammate. Monarchs’ defense stifled the visitors’ offense, while Joe Marcon and Jim Cobbin contributed on defense as Haden’s squad preserved the victory.
Granada Matadors roar to a sharp debut routing California School for the Deal TV's 10 in Livermore. Rivera scoring early with a 3 yard kickoff return and Jim Stone adding yardage as Granada dominates with multiple rushing plays and strong defense.
Cleveland Browns finally avoid being shut out, snapping a long scoreless stretch. The last time they were blanked was October 1, 1950, when they lost to the New York Giants.
Arroyo High seniors fueled by Gaylord and Anderson connected on multiple passes and two touchdowns to upset Vallejo High 13 to 7 at Corus Field. Key defensive plays by Gene Carter Jim Perry and Fred Turnbull helped keep Vallejo from mounting a late comeback as Arroyo seized momentum in the third quarter and held on through the fourth.
Waka shot file shows lead at 68 for an at hole total of 2048 in the Danishay parliament event at Dalmahoy Scotland. England's Jimubs sat two strokes behind with 1208 total as Tangy Sanders and Metro Altiss trailed. Braves will be losing NL baseball unless Milwaukee officials secure a new TV land contract. Gary Peleestetivy wins athlete of the month.
Pacific's High Vikings look to rebound in Alameda after a 14 0 opening defeat as Enneinat Tigh leads the opposition amid defensive lapses. Junior quarterback Pizzotti showed promise, while Oilers capitalized on a late second half surge and a misplayed punt to seal the victory.
Wilt Chamberlain of the San Francisco Warriors wins the NBA scoring championship, extending his streak to a record number of straight seasons. The decisive performance cements his status as the league’s leading scorer and a dominant figure in professional basketball.
San Lorenzo overwhelms visiting South San Francisco 1.6 in the season opener as Lorenzo’s offense and defense click late. Keith Barber key in the red zone with a long drive and touchdown, while Manuel Fernandez and Dick Heinzant end lead a stout line that stifles the opponent.
THS coach Norm Prince prepares to focus on pass defense as his Lancers seek aHAAL opener against San Lorenzo next Friday night. Woodside Wildcats dominated last night, with quarterback Steve Ford passing for 164 yards and guiding a 67 yard opening kickoff return. Turner and Jenks starred for Woodside, while Lancers struggled to stop the visitors as Brice and Ray Tucker faced a high powered offense.
Sunset High features a power laden attack led by Jota Taylor who rushed 91 yards and scored three times as Cloylo Valley fell 26 to 34 in an exhibition duel. Paul McGill fired four passes to Reggie Hughey while Sunset’s Herminion Rios recovered a kickoff fumble and Wes Reed added key runs.
Weekend slate lists multiple pro games with teams including New York and Pittsburgh, Chicago and Minnesota, Detroit versus Green Bay, and Washington at Los Angeles. The schedule references city matchups and venues with unclear spellings.
Warwick Belt hit a three run homer in the sixth to power Houston to a 7 2 victory over Philadelphia Friday night. The article notes performances by Covington and Allen and mentions Irvington school events and a parents club rally with coach George By ers as guest speaker at the school gym.
Los Angeles Taxigers first baseman Ron Fairy and his wife Mary welcomed their first child, a son named Carl Michael, born Friday in Los Angeles. The family is said to be adjusting to fatherhood as the team pursues ongoing season play.
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