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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1963
Page
17
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Hill suffered an Achilles rupture during a Wednesday game. Dr James Nixon said the foot will be cast for six weeks and Hill will be idle six months. Hill arrived from Lake Jackson Texas for treatment and to confer with Eagles officials.
Long Beach State College pitchers Snyder and Stengel held the White Sox to five runs on eight hits as the 49ers opened the season with a 5 0 victory. Snyder and Stengel worked eight innings combined, limiting the opponents to eight hits.
Donnell Cuufteple writes a column promoting a summer program for graduates to gain field experience through a joint effort by the Izaak Walton League and the Wildlife Federation with the Interior Department. Applicants must be seniors, 19 by June 5, 1963, plan college study in natural resources, and submit forms and letters by spring 1963. Finalists go to Washington for selection.
Mrs. Cecil Turner brags about her daughter Christine who caught a 16 inch rainbow trout while fishing solo on the dock at Bullhead City. The Timers enjoyed warm, clear weather as Cecy boasted of two 14 inch trout he caught earlier. Spectators will view sailing at Alamitos Bay for the Midwinter Regatta with top classes and Olympic prospects. The Inter national Sports Travel Show at Shrine Exposition Hall runs through Sunday with noon to 10 pm hours.
Long Beach State opens its outdoor track season at Cal Poly Pomona this afternoon with high expectations. Coach Jack Rose projects improved sprinting and distance times, strong hurdles and field events led by newcomer Tom Hayden in discus, Hank Edney in pole vault, and rising throwers Don Yancy and Randy Bright.
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