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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1964

Page

4

Shea Stadium fence declared a dangerous man trap in season opener

Pirates player Wills Meys briefed by teammates on Shea Stadiums buckling wooden fence. New York Parks Department moving to stabilize the structure while Polo Grounds demolition continues. Writers note the fence causes injuries and regret budget limits.

Pittsburgh Willie Meys Shea Stadium Billy Virdon Roberto Cremente Willie Stargelt Mays New York Parks Department Mets Polo Grounds Shea Frank Thoms

AAWU Nears Finish With Same Name

Seattle AP report on AAWU final session where presidents consider a letter of intent for prospective athletes. Oregon State and other schools may join rules on aid to athletes, while Beavers and Ducks plan to conform to conference guidelines, amid talks of membership changes and eligibility constraints.

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League President Rules Out Phillies Protest on Face Rule

Cincinnati report states National League President Warren C Giles rejected the protest filed by Philadelphia manager Gene Mauch accusing Pittsburgh pitcher Kivoy Face of being inside the Forbes Field scoreboard for six innings in the May 28 Pirates game. The ruling upholds the game's official record and preserves the Pirates win.

Cincinnati Warren C. Giles Philadelphians Gene Mauch Pittsburgh Kivoy Face Forbes Field Phillies Pirates

Cholic to debut at Cow Palace in San Francisco

Moose Cholic a 450 pound Canadian will debut at the Cow Palace this Saturday night. He faces Eduardo Carpentier while Ray Stevens meets Mark Lewin in the main event. A co feature pairs Pepper Gomex and Jose Lothario against The Kangaroos with ticket outlets Crane Box Office in San Francisco and Sherman Clay in Oakland.

San Francisco Moose Cholic Canada Cow Palace Eduardo Carpentier Ray Stevens Mark Lewin Pepper Gomex Jose Lothario Crane Sherman Clay Oakland

Giants Face Veale Tonight in Pirates Series Opener

Pittsburgh hosts the San Francisco Giants as Bob Veale faces Bob Hendley in the opener of a three game set. Both pitchers arrive 4-3 as Giants aim to improve a middling offense while Willie McCovey works through a slump and Jesus Alou lifts his average toward .300 after a productive series in New York.

Pitisburgh San Francisco Giants Pittssburgh Pirates Bob Veale Bob Giants San Francisco Alvin Dark Bob Hendley New York Bay Area KSFO Dare Bucs Pittsburgh Mireats Veale Hendley Philies Dark Mets Jesus Alou Alo Felipe Milwaukee Willie McCovey Alugh

McCovey Faces Bench Spot in San Francisco Clash

In election day turmoil, Giants manager Alvin Dark may bench Willie McCovey for a spot. McCovey has slumped to .195 average with eight homers and 20 RBIs as a season slump lingers. Teammate Harney Kuenn replaced him, while McCovey contends with pitchers tightening the strike zone and questions about his swing.

San Francisco California Alvin Dark Ceel Ibum Hero Dark Willie Mets McCovey Harvey Kuenn Giants Tacoma Dark Ieff Felder

State Track Favorites Headline Los Angeles Meet

Dopesters favor Thomas Jefferson Los Angeles Wilcox Santa Clara Lunnyvale High entries pour in for the 4th annual state high school track and field championships at the Los Angeles Coliseum Friday and Saturday. Jefferson qualified four individuals and a relay team after winning the LA City title May 22. Heats run Friday with finals Saturday. field events trimmed to about 12. Thomas Edison Fresno defends, John Muir Pasadena was runner up last year.

Los Angeles Thomas Jefferson Wilcox Santa Clara Lunnyvale High North Coast Jefferson Los Angeles Coliseum Ken Fagans Southern Thomas Edison Fresno John Muir Pasadena

Ridiculous Rookie Choice Sparks Indy 500 Debate

San Francisco car dealer Kjell Qvale criticizes the rookie of the year choice for the Indianapolis 500. Walt Hansgen finished 22nd after a 27 minute fuel-system delay, while Johnny White placed fourth amid many retirements. Qvale vows changes to the fuel system and pit strategy for next year.

San Francisco Walt Hansgen Kjell Qvale Hansgen Johnny White British Motor Car Distributors,Inc White Joe Huffaker Idianapolis

Roberts Improves Griping After Daytona Crash

Glenn Fireball Roberts, badly burned in the World 400 crash at Charlotte, shows signs of improvement. Hospital reports he is cooperative and able to gripe about his discomfort. He remains in serious condition with burns covering about 70 percent of his body nine days after the three car crash.

Charlotte N.C Glenn

Ivy Shocked By Sudden Job Loss

Houston AP Sammy iBaugh named head coach and GM of the AFL Oilers, replacing Frank Pop Ivy who was fired. Ivy learned of the one year contract for iBaugh and possible return of Lou Rymkus as line coach. Baugh may add John Steber. Rymkus not ruled out.

Houston Sammy iBaugh Toach Houston ‘Oilers Frank Pop) Ivy Baugh Ivy Thad Tvy Pop K. 8 Bud Adams Lou Rymkus Oiler John Steber New York Titan Stalf Rymkus Lou Oilers Clu Notre Dame

Dodgers and Phillies ready for crucial series in rain

Rain halted a Dodgers Phillies clash in Pittsburgh as Walter Alston planned a lineup change. Phil Ortega (3-2-7) set to start against Dennis Bennett as both teams seek momentum after a rainout and a tense 17 inning affair in Cincinnati. Don Drysdale urged four or five fans per game to spark life in the club.

Philadelphia Los Angeles Dodgers Pittsburgh Walter Alston Phil Ortoga Dodgers Dennis Bennett Jos Angels Don Drysdale Drysdale Cincinnati Ortega Knight

Livermore Midget League Playoff Semis Set at Nissen Park

In the Livermore Area Recreation District Midget baseball league the Wolves meet the Bears and the Owls face the Flawks tomorrow at 2 30 pm at May Nissen Park in the semifinal round. Winners play Friday at 4 30 pm at Nissen Park for the title with all four teams finishing 3 2 in the regular season.

Livismm Munch Wolves Bears Owls Flawks Nissen Park Livermore Area Recreation District

Stanford Announces Baseball Tour Tryouts for US Team

The United States Amateur Baseball team announced tryouts for a Japan tour during the Olympic period. The first session will be at Offutt Air Force Base near Omaha on June 9-10, followed by a second session July 17-18 at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles.

Stanford United States Japan Fehring Stanford Baseball US Offut Air Force Base Omaha Neb University of Southern California Los Angeles

Hawaiians and Bombers Battle to 22 Tie in Richmond Tilt

In Richmond at 8:15 p m the Bay Bombers and Honolulu Mawaiians battled to a 22 22 tie as the series continued. Bombers Lou Donovan and Peanuts Meyers led scoring with nine points each while both teams traded leads in an evenly matched contest.

Richmond Bay Bombers Honolulu Mawaiians Richmond Auditorium San Lou Donovan Peanuts Meyers

Giants Warmup and Baseball Showdown on Radio

Radio log notes Tuesday schedule with Giants warmup at 4 45 p i and 560 k s p o station coverage of Giants versus Pittsburgh at 1 0 p m 560 k s p o 5601 designation links program blocks to game broadcast details

Giants Pittsburgh

Bronc Pair Ready For Pro Debuts

Santa Clara co-captains Tim Cullen and Larry Laughlin sign bonus contracts and head for minor league teams next week. Cullen joins Boston and reports to Seattle in the Pacific Coast League, Laughlin to Bakersfield for Philadelphia in the California League. Bidding among major clubs was intense for both players.

Santa Clara Tim Cullen Larry Laughlin Cullen Boston Red Sox Seattle Laughlin Philadelphia Phillies Bakersfield Diamond Stars Galan Sox Chace Wright Caledl Yankees Baltimore Chicago Boston Cleveland Minnesota Anties New York Loughlin Night Francisco Ernie Faziolaky Senecaig Houston John Boccabella Chicago Cubs

Night Baseball Delays From Wet Grounds Across Cities

Yesterday's results show postponements due to wet grounds. Houston beat New York 71 36 at Arlington. Cincinnati defeated San Francisco 4-? with Nuxhall pitching. Philadelphia hosted Pittsburgh with night games delayed. Los Angeles met Philadelphia.

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Foyt to race Mosport 200 mile spark International event

Indy 500 winner A. J. Foyt of Houston Texas confirmed he will compete on Saturday in the Mosport 200 mile spark International car race after winning Indianapolis last weekend. The announcement came Monday, tying the American driver to the Canadian venue near Toronto.

Toronto A. J. Foyt Houston Tex

Reds and Vikes Open Twilight League in San Leandro

The Pacific Vikings meet the San Lorenzo Rebels to launch the 1964 High School Twilight varsity baseball league tonight at San Leandro Ball Park. The six team circuit also includes Skyline San Leandro Arroyo and Encinal high schools.

San Leandro Pacific Vikings San Lorenzo Rebels Skyline Arroyo Encinal

Freehan Grand Slam Powers Tigers Past Cardinals in Exhibition

Bill Freehan hit a grand slam in the sixth inning as the Detroit Tigers beat the St. Louis Cardinals 10 3 in an exhibition game. A crowd of 26 172 attended, the largest for an exhibition in Detroit and second largest of the current season.

Detroit Bill Freehan Detroit Tigers St. Lanes Cardinals

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