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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1963
Page
13
Fremont reports Janes Logan defeated Overfelt High Colts 19 6 to lead off the MtHoyals night meet at Washington Hervison Athlete League.
West Texas State dominated Pacific with standout back Pedro racking up 157 rushing yards and a second quarter touchdown on a double reverse. Pacific’s offense totaled 269 passing yards but could not overcome the early deficit as wind hindered both teams in the Huffnlo Bowl setting.
Chabot Gladiators, led by coach Ed Hart, toppled Menlo Oak 11 with a hard hitting defense holding the Oaks to limited scoring. Key drives came after a short punt and pass interference, as Ernie Giordano and Johnny Garcia scored on successive plays. A late safety by Chabot sealed the win.
A sprawling 1940s style scoreboard lists scores from numerous colleges and rivals. Highlights include West Illinois 10 California 0, Oregon 36 Stanford 7, Oklahoma 17 USC 12, Washington State 44 Town 14, San Jose State 16 Kansas State 6, West Texas State 82 UOP R Oregon State 41 Colorado 6, and many more pairings across the country.
Oakland game report shows quarterback Craig Sobrero throwing three touchdown passes as St Elizabeths Mustangs rallied from behind to defeat Fremont of Oakland 2% at Straitvale yesterday. TDs connected with Tom Meinz and John Phillips for 35 and 48 yards, finalizing by end of first half.
Syracuse used Gayle Sayers speed to disrupt Lawrence as Kansas defeated Syracuse 10 to 4 in a game marked by a lone 25 yard touchdown run by Sayers that shifted momentum and secured the upset.
Reed of Alameda defeated Ton Barnes of Brazil in a dramatic comeback, taking the first set 6-4 and overturning a 1-2 deficit to win 6-2. Osuna beat Asha in the other men's semifinal, with Reed and Osuna set to clash for the title. Women’s semifinals saw Maris Berg, Brazil, beat Tildy Tegart and Darlene Yard defeat Ann Haydon Jones.
Southern California saw its long unbeaten run end as Oklahoma rallied in a defense driven game. Key figures included Damon Bane of USC named oneman of the game and Looney earning back status for the Sooners.
Baltimore pitchers yielded six runs as Rooker Bowens and John Orsino homered to pace the Orioles to an 8-6 win over the Detroit Tigers on a Saturday game.
In a bustling Kansas City game the Boston Red Sox turned back the Los Angeles Angels 7-0. A triple play and solid pitching overshadowed Oakland’s struggles as Cleveland blanked the A’s.
Milwaukee and Chicago clash as Rick Ellsworth notches his second victory after a string of homer support from Billy Williams and Leo Burke. Cubs top Braves 4-0 with strong hitting and pitching.
A scrambled game report notes Holston Calts defeating the New York Mets with a six run sixth inning. Mentions several players and scattered fragments from the box score, with unclear names and partial details.
The Yankee Dodgers World Series revival opens Wednesday at Yankee Stadium with Whitey Ford and Sandy Koufax as likely opening day starters. Fans will weigh Ford versus Koufax as the defining pitching matchup in a coast to coast showcase of the old classic.
Minnesota snatches a 6 3 victory over New York as Whitey Ford and AL Downing exit after final tuneups. Howard, Versalles, Killebrew, and Banks contribute for the Twins while Binks, Stange, and Dalley provided keys for the Yankees. The game features strong pitching by Downs and Ford with Stange taking the loss.
The Giants clinched the season finale at Candlestick Park as Juan Marichal pitched 321 1 3 innings, matching and surpassing club records with 23 wins and 248 strikeouts for the season. Willie McCovey did not play, Jesus Alou went hitless, and Don Clemens on the Pirates tied the NL strikeout record with 138. The crowd watched as Marichal moved past Carl Hubbell’s 319 innings in 1934 and approached McGinnity’s 404 in 1903, while Bobby Sisk opposed Jack Was…
The Houston Colts of the National League placed veteran second baseman Johnny Temple and catcher Hal Smith on waivers for unconditional release to make room in the Colts lineup for younger players.
Dan Cooper of Concord wins the main event at Vallejo Speedway last night. Vallejo racers Bil Hammond and Larry Daroulz also place. Chel Thompson of San Leandro finished ninth. Other results include Tony Carr, Les Franchcas, Julian Castro, Son Fe Galrlex, Hapas Pas, Wie Wertetnn Kayaats. Jim Keteer takes the trophy dash.
A large crowd was expected for Horace Stoneham's annual giveaway at Candlestick Park on the season's final day. Giants publicity chief Garry Schumacher kept details secret, citing California anti lottery laws. The piece notes similar gimmicks in the National League and mentions Pennsylvania blue laws forbidding Sunday razor blade sales and the Pirates midget car giveaway at Forbes Field, highlighting legal ambiguities and public perception.
Los Angeles pitcher Johnny Podres held the Redbirds to three runs as the Dodgers built a 3-1 lead, but St Louis rallied in the late innings. Cincinnati’s win over Philadelphia and key defensive plays highlighted a busy night as clubs chased narrow margins in a crowded pennant race.
Mickey Wright closed the gap to strike distance behind leader Carol Mant in the third annual Milwacker tournament at Milwaukee. The event is a $9,000 prize golf event, with Wright challenging late in the round as field conditions and pregame notes framed the afternoon.
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