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Page Aug. 17, 1966 Auto Tracks in Poor Shape Top Backs In AFL Twin Bill Raiders to Turn On By JERRY DIAMOND stage at Altamont Speedway Saturday night. The list of entries includes Dick Fries, Bob Hogle. Paul Jones and of SCCA holds its monthly meeting tomorrow night at Latitude 38 Degrees, 621 Bridgeway, in Sausalito. laaminsr Sports Staff The future of sports car racing in Northern California Hal Minyard.

Latest figures in NASCAR's is becoming blacker by the Half Moon Bay Drag Strip i Grand National Point stand- month. Facilities to host the (Compiled from AP UPI dispatches) Two back-to-back Hiesman road racing set are dwindling 'Green' Light? opens for the quarter milers I show Dave Pearson again a week from Sunday. leading the pack with 25,736 The San Francisco region points. at a rapid rate. Promoting a snorts cur show Is profitable if a track is accessible and in reasona bly good condition.

As of Dick Hermann, a lineback er with the Raiders last year, was placed on the reserve list after he notified the team he now, except for the Laguna Sec a course, the northern part of the state cannot boast of a first rate road race did not wish to play this year, track. Ovals are plentiful The trade with the Denver Most of them are In prime iropny winners will be on display in Anaheim 's American Football League exhibition doubleheader Saturday night. John Huarte, the local Orange County ace who went on to capture the Heisman Trophy in 1964 with Notre Dame, will be the starting quarterback for the Boston Patriots when they take on the Oak-land Raiders in the first game. And, Mike Garrett, the recipient of the collegiate award while at USC in 1965, will be in the starting back-field for Kansas City when the Chiefs battle the San Die snape. Broncos for the controversial Cookie Gilchrist was still Sports car plants thats being negotiated late yester another question.

day. While the Oaklanders Vacca Valley Raceway and were not talking about it, Cotatl are the two major cir Bronco field boss Mac cults being used by the Sports Car Club of America this year. Both have seen bet ter days. Before the last race at Cotati, the race chairman By WALT DALEY Ixamlnar Iportt Staff Evln with a program and the names and numbers it's tough to come up with Raider coach John Rauch's starting lineup these days. But even with the Saturday night fray with Boston's Patriots (in Anaheim as first game of a double-header) three days off there was speculation about Rauch's number three quarterback getting into the spotlight.

Charlie Green's the name and the onetime Wittenberg figures to be handed with his greatest opportunity since joining the Raiders after a trade with Boston. GOOD IN PRACTICE Green has done all Rauch has asked in practice, but saw only a flash of action in the first preseasoner against Houston. Not enough for judgment and all juries are still out. The chances are Green will claimed he and a crew re go Chargers in the second moved, "what seemed like a ton of weeds from the road I if 4 4 a.viiiiitiiniiitiiiatiiartriiiwaiawiwWiiifriirr jj ri Mmf if-mrnmim miiijnwuii i linnwimii 1 I'ktf I A 4 I 1 I "i I 1 I I 'VV' game. RON CALEGARI, a former side." Speedie admitted Gilchrist would come to Oakland.

It was a question of which two Raiders would be given for Gilchrist. Tackle Dave Costa and guard Marv Mari-novich were regarded hot prospects for the trade although the Raiders were not saying. FIRST GAME The game with the Patriots Saturday night will start at 6:30 p.m. at the Anaheim Stadium with the San Diego Chargers and Kansas City center-gaurd fron the University of California, was one of the five rookies trimmed by FIERCE SUMMERS Vacca Valley's track sur face is in reasonably good condition, but the hot Sacra- the Kansas City Chiefs. Also cut from the squad was the veteran halfback Ron Burton, mento summers kayo the area for afternoon action dur who came to the Chiefs in the off-season from Boston.

ing the months of June, July and August. Camp Stoneman, cite of the SCCA season's opener in Other pro grid develop ments: CHARLIE GREEN READIES A PASS This may be the week for the Wittenberg flash teams colliding in the nightcap. Along with Babe Parilli, now a 36-year oldster, the Pa triots have ex-Notre Darner John Huarte as a quarter JETS Bob Sehweickert, the No. 4 draft pick last year, and Jim Wask-iewicz, a fourth round choice this year, were placed on waivers. Schweikert was a defensive back and flanker from Virginia Tech.

Waskiewicz, a linebacker from Wichita State, broke his left hand during training. CHARGERS Two place kickers, defensive back and rive rookies were cut from the squad. One of the veterans trimmed was back Pete Ja-quess, who came to San Diego from Houston in the Ernie Ladd trade. DOLPHINS Punter Phil Scoggin. who was averaging 41.3 yards per kick in two exhibition games, was lopped off the roster.

His punts were long enough but too low and the opponents were making too many long runbacks. Pittsburg, is far from being a road racing course. The undulating surface is so poor many first rate cars will not enter the meet. The same can be said for the Port of Stockton area. Sponsors of the races have good intentions and the charity events are for righteous causes, but prime machinery has shunned both for the past two years.

urday night and Cotton Davidson Is still nursing sore ribs, Green hardly figures to warm the bench all evening. Meantime, the Raiders cut four players and another de-cided not to play. Loren Hawley, split end from University of California, was one to go and the others were offense among the NCAA's college division men. "Green isn't with us just to be strictly a reserve man," Rauch recently explained. "Sure he's insurance but he came to our club with a fine reputation as a passer.

He has the potential to become a strong quarterback in this league. Whether Green gets the back this year. Coach Mike Holovak expects to settle on one as a more or less permanent starter soon now, so both will get the test against the Raiders. Huarte's the guy who was signed first by the New York be kept around as the third signal caller on the Raider Totem pole regardless. Everyone concerned on the squad Green Included is anxious to see how he fares under fire.

Green was a taxi squad man with the Patriots last year after having been a 13th draft choice in 1965. He led his Wittenberg college eleven to an undefeated season in! '64. passing for 1,811 yards.) 15 touchdowns and 117 com FALCON 5 Junior cotieey, me fnrinAr IJnivArsitv of WashinKton star, Brad en Beck, Stanford kick was shifted from fullback to halfback and will start at the new position for Atlanta against Cleveland Saturday starting call against the Patriots is another question. But As one driver said at Stockton, "You have to be crazy to risk a $10,000 car on a track like this." The growing problem is Jets for $200,000. But the figure didn't loom as big alongside that of former Alabaman Joe Namath.

His salary, however, spread out, was a re niffhf. er; Lawrence Chambers, de-fen sive back from Gram-bling, and Pat Russ, a second year defensive tackle from Purdue. since Tom Flores went al-imost the entire distance pletions in 222 attempts. GIANTS Four players are listed as doubtful performers for Sunday's contest with Detroit. They are split end Homer Jones, defensive tackle Jim Prestel, end Bob Crespino and linebacker Olen Underwood.

All are He finished second for total against the Chargers last Sat that little or no major work is being done to improve the tracks. ACTION NEEDED While the track problem is MAN'S BEST COMFORTABLE HUSH PUPPIES and they're ready to take home today at only: 11.95 listed as injured. REDSKINS Guard Mitch Johnson was obtained from the Dallas Cowboys for an undisclosed draft choice in an attempt to bolster Washington's offensive line. Johnson is a 6-4, 251 pounder from UCLA. 49ers Have 15 Cuts to Make not being completely ignored, vigorous action to promote a facility is wanting.

During the past three years many up ('indicates rently shapes rookie): Continued From Page 59 defensive end standout, will stick around. OFFENSE Receivers Dava Parks, I That leaves about 13 vets to potential contracts were appraised by SCCA executives without any seeing the light three tackles, five linebackers, six backs. While the defensive back-field appears to be the most troublesome spot, Christiansen feels that the talent is there to shore up. George Donnelly, the ex-Il- casey, Monty Stickles, vem Burke, Kay McFarland, Diek Witcher, Jim battle a dozen first year men Jackson, Jack Schraub, 'Kent for full-season lobs, with of day. some destined for the taxi Unless the sports car group Kramer, 'Steve Smith.

Tackles Len Rofide, Walt Rock, Dave Hettema, Lyle Loebacri, Dave Mccormick. Guards John Thomas, Howard squad. firmly meets the issue and aggressively goes track hunt- Certain complications enter A new litter of breathin', brushed pigskin Hush Puppies arrives at Macy's and they're ready to go home now. Your choice of Bowser slipons in natural, 11270; Bozo moc Oxford in tan. 12870 or loden, 12940.

Both styles at Macy's in sizes 7 through 12. Mail and phone orders promptly tilled. Macy's men's shoes, second floor, San Francisco; all 9 Macy's stores lini star; apparently has come around, to the total sat the picture. i amateur competition may quietly slip into oblivion. ALa 1 1 Hazeltine's knee, whicTi gets another medical GIANT-L.

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Enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope. SHORT STOPS Cali- isfaction of the staff. MOST IMPROVED "He's probably the most fornia Racing Association Sprint cars will hold center changed player from last year to this that there is on ported $400,000. Steelcrs Lose Peaks After Mishap SALEM (Ore.) (AP) -Fullback Clarence Peaks of Pittsburgh Steelers is a casualty again. He suffered a recurrence of a back injury yesterday in a blistering 48-minute scrimmage at the team's temporary training camp at Willamette University.

Dr. John Best, team physician, said the former Michigan star will be sidelined for at least three weeks. Coach Bill Austin scheduled the rough workout, unusual for this late in the training season, apparently because of the National Football League team's lackluster performance in last Saturday's exhibition game with the Minnesota Vikings. The scrimmage was interrupted by a fight among guard Mike Sandusky, tackle Ken Kortas, end Tony Jeter and defensive halfback Jim Bradshaw. Muaa.

Jim Wilson, Steve Barrett. Centers Bruce Bosley, Joe Cerne. Quarterbacks John Brodie, Bill Kilmer, George Mira, Mim LeClair. Running backs John Crow, Ken Willard. Gary Lewis, Dave Kopay, Bob Oaugherty, 'Preston Ridlebuber.

Kicker Tommy Davis. OEFENSE Ends Clark Miller, Karl Rubke, Dan La Rose, "Stan Hindman. Tackles Roland Lakes. Charlie Krueger, Jim Norton, "Charlie Johnson. Linebackers Mike Dowdle, Ed Beard, Dave Wilcox, Matt Hazeltine, Bob Harrison, Floyd Dean (Dean also defensive end).

Defensive backs Kerm Alexander, Jim Johnson, George Donnelly, Elbert Kimbrough, Dan Bland, Mel Phillips, AI Randolph, Wayne Swinford, Frank Andruski. the squad," observed Christiansen. "He has done a real good job in both games thus far." Jack expressed concern check today, is one. Yesterday, coach Jack Christiansen was saying that if there's doubt about the 12-year campaigner, the 49ers might be interested in trading for a backup to the three starters a Wilcox, Ed Beard and Mike Dowdle although Bob Harrison and Floyd Dean stand ready to takfj.on any and all "Offensively, I'm pretty welt satisfied with our team," Chris conceded. "Defensively, we may still be looking for people if a couple of situations don't work out to our katisf action." DOESN'T COUNT over the Inexperience of the defensive backfield group which shows only Jim Johnson (5) Elbert Kimbrough (5) and Kerm Alexander (3) with more than one year's experience back of them.

Fazio Optioned To Vancouver KANSAS CITY (UPI)- "Nonetheless, I feel we're replace with Daytans AT LOW LOW PRICES NAVE A SAFE, CAREFREE VACATION! in as good position at the spot as are most clubs," he asserted, with a special nod to The Kansas City Athletics have optioned infielder Ernie the future hopes for the No. 3 draft pick, Al Randolph of at As concerns the case of Hindman, the 49ers don't have to count him a member si: of the official party of 40 Fazio, former Santa Clara, star, to Vancouver of the Pacific Coast league subject to 24-hour recall. Fazio, who came to the A's last year in a trade that sent Jim Gentile to Houston, had been in 24 games this season, mainly as a pinchhitter, and was batting .219. Iowa. "He has the speed, the quickness and he'll hit, related the head man.

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