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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1964
Page
18
German skier Willy Bogner 22 pleads not guilty in Samaden Switzerland to homicide by negligence linked to the Barbi Renneberger Hl and U S ski champion Rudi Werner deaths in an avalanche. He allegedly ignored avalanche warnings while filming a ski movie.
Palmer Ace nearly incurred a $25 fine after holing a second shot during practice on the 194-yard 17th at a Curling World Tournament prep round in Birmingham. Arnold Palmer, Latrobe pro and longtime PGA figure, hit the first drive and then, unhappy with the result, played a second shot into the hole, violating PGA rules about practicing on par threes.
The College of Holy Names Tigers showcased its volleyball talent in Oakland as they prepare for the first Olympic Trials in New York. Coach Geza Von Martiny announced two players with strong chances for the Tokyo squad, while the Raiders’ PR idea impressed reporters and a San Francisco patron funded travel for the team. The four day trials at Queens College feature 67 teams and 300 players.
SANTA ROSA The Oakland Raiders, down to 41 players, seek good football talent and will consider any trade or addition that meets the grade. Coach Al Davis has no set needs, aims to improve the squad, and plans to face Lange with Houston in Las Vegas, first pro game in the city. Jimil Grasscup, released by the 49ers, not yet discussed with the Raiders. A 15,000 sellout is expected for the Las Vegas matchup as Oakland prepares under lights.
San Leandro councilman Alvin L. Kant will hit the opening ball at the Boys' Club Hole-in-One Tournament ceremonies in the city ballpark on San Leandro Boulevard. The event follows a luncheon for officials at the club, continues through Labor Day with daily prize drawings.
In San Jose last night Bees Pony routed Santa Barbara 9-1. Luiz Peraza earned his 11th win against the Jags as the mound work limited Santa Barbara to one run.
Chicago (AP) The Chicago Cubs are not for sale not even for 40 million dollars. Owner Phil Wrigley stated this Wednesday after a reported 4.3 million bid for the club. The bid was publicized by two Chicago lawyers Rosner and Warner, who said they represented a six man syndicate led by Edwin Miller, an insurance executive. Miller’s five associates were not named.
Salt Lake City Gary Lewis a San Francisco 49er fullback weighed 236 pounds at camp down from 244 pounds after Army service and late arrival. Coach Bill Johnson doubts he will make the team as he continues slow weight loss while Lewis works hard in drills. Steelers coach Christiaensen notes bad weather slowed training and praises a bruising back style for Pittsburgh in a weekend game.
The Pittsburgh Steelers pulled waivers on tight end Preston Carpenter after the Philadelphia Eagles filed a $100 claimer on him. The move ends Carpenter’s brief tenure with Pittsburgh and shifts him to Philadelphia under NFL rules.
In Anaheim California the city and builder Del Webb signed a 16 million dollar contract to construct a 43 000 seat Anaheim Stadium. Groundbreaking is set for Monday with completion aimed for the 1966 major league season. Leonard Smith a local realtor heads the nonprofit Anaheim Stadium Board that represents the city.
Cleveland Indians defeated the Baltimore Orioles 3-2, pulling ahead in the pennant race with ten losses by Baltimore in 15 meetings. Hank Bauer vented his frustration comparing the Indians to an unseen force as Cleveland used late rallies to secure the win. The Orioles have slipped toward a virtual tie with the White Sox after consecutive defeats.
A surprise squeeze bunt by John Romano on a 2-2 count broke a 1-1 tie in the eighth inning, sparking Cleveland's two-run rally. Romano beat out a slow roller for a hit despite a strong throw by Brooks Robinson, as Bauer recalled the unusual play and its impact on the game.
Pitcher Drysdale logged his Mth win in 27 decisions after a tight Dodgers victory over the Giants. Tom Davis opened scoring with a two out triple, Ron Fairly added a single, and Frank Howard, Wes Parker, and Camilli contributed key late plays. Orlando Cepeda doubled for San Francisco’s lone run in the seventh.
Robbie Miller a 32 year old Little Leaguer who lay in a coma after a July 9 crash with a motorist at a red light woke at Marin General Hospital two weeks ago and recognized his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Miller of Greenbrae Friday he turned in his hospital bed and greeted San Francisco Giants center fielder Willie Mays who visited with a bat ball and autographed item Mrs Miller said Robbie has shown steady improvement and Mays had not long before dropped in for the surprise visit
Chicago Cubs toppled Houston to halt a six game streak as Fran Banks and Santo hit homers and Larry Jackson earned his 16th win. The Cubs totaled 31 in a hard fought night with solid support from Banks Santo and the bullpen as Houston struggled to respond.
In a San Leandro Recreation Dept game at Thrasher Park Benson MUg led Long Hits with two home runs and three doubles but they dropped a 34. Duane Carnes’ team had no doubles as Round Table Pizza won. Pro Village Bowl and City of San Leandro split their opener, with Pro Village winning 83 as Bob Rita collected two hits and Aaron Jones went 3-for-3 for the City.
Bob Harrison and Fern Lopes combined in a one hitter to pace Marlin Madsen to a fourth straight tuneup victory for tonight's opener in the USA North Pacific Regional Softball Tournament at Sunnyvale. John Cain doubled and singled and Bill Massie added two singles as Madsen's club won. The MM nine also collected a 7-4 forfeit wind ges. Werlin Maden Berkeley Co-Op
Milwaukee victory report on Chris Short, 26, dominating with a six hit shutout into the ninth. Short, a rookie at the time, earned his fourth straight win to end a Philadelphia skid, as the Phillies beat the Braves to tighten the pennant race.
Mike Cuellar pitched his first complete game in the majors as the St. Louis Cardinals completed a three-game sweep of the Pirates with a 4-2 victory. Polls of hits, runs, and errors are listed, with the Cardinals’ offense and pitching contributing to the win. St. Louis 4 Pittsburgh 2.
Richard Cooper defeated George Woolfson in a singles match at the Rafael Racquet Club Jr Tennis Tournament in San Rafael Castro Valley. Woolfson paired with Bruce Koaikemmann for an 8–6 6–1 victory in the boys 18 doubles competition.
Tracy Mallard pitched nine innings as the New York Mets defeated Cincinnati to push their record toward midseason with Stallard earning the win and Dan Pavaneliho homering in the seventh. Stallard improved to 8-16 while allowing only four singles in a tense nine inning outing.
The San Francisco Seals Western League club announced yesterday that their games will be broadcast this season over station KCBS. Roy Storey, veteran Seals announcer, will handle the play-by-play duties.
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