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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1959
Page
13
Fragmentary notes reference Pacific Coast League teams Sacramento Spokane Seattle and related game details, with scattered abbreviations and numbers suggesting rosters, innings, and scores. Unable to determine a coherent event or outcome from the OCR fragment.
Giants stumble with 12 errors in a rough loss as the club drops a doubleheader and a single game on the road. The slate shows San Francisco losses to Pittsburgh with misplays shaping the outcome. Series next begins in Cincinnati on Tuesday after the current swing through California.
The 2-1 win over Baltimore nudged Cleveland into second place as Pierce allowed only one run while Cotavito doubled home the deciding run in the eighth. In other AL games, the Athletics routed the Yankees 9-5 and the Tigers beat the Red Sox 8-1, with Milwaukee widening its NL lead behind a strong pitching night.
New York report says Kansas City center fielder Bill Tuttle is praised for a spectacular running backhanded grab in the sixth inning of the Athletics 9 5 win over the Yankees yesterday. The play ranked with the season’s best, besting Bill Skowron of the Yankees.
Roger Ward, winner of the 1959 Indianapolis race classic, says he will become an active champion but first will take it easy at home. He intends to compete in national championship races and possibly some sports car events later, then relax and do some boat racing at Long Beach Marine Stadium.
Oakland Crescent Jewelers, winner of the Pacific Coast Polo Championships, will compete in the National Open Championship in Chicago in September. Team captain Vic Graber announced the lineup including Dr. Billy Lintoot of Menlo Park rated at nine goals and Chicago Oakbrook Club members Cecil Smith and Jackie Murphy. The California Crescents aim to qualify for the Pan American Games.
Hollywood fighter Monnie Ratliff faces Kid Sixto Rodrigues of Mountain View in a Coliseant bout for the California light heavyweight championship. Ratliff claimed the title from Rodrigues in January.
In the National and American Leagues leaders list, Mathews and other players show top totals with multiple teams and positions noted. The fragmented data references players such as Banks, Lemon, and Capeda among others, indicating a roundup of home run leaders across leagues.
NEW YORK. Bob Turley, last season's hero, struggles this year as Casey Hengel of the New York Yankees faces setbacks. Stengel, whose club fell back to the second division after Turley's 95 loss to the Kansas City A's, searches for the cause of Turley's slump.
New York US driver Stirling Moss denied responsibility in the death of Swiss driver Fausto Meyrat after Meyrat's widow filed negligent killing charges in Coblenz Germany. Moss insisted any negligence lay with the other party noting Meyrat died after crashing during the 1000 kilometer Nuernburg race.
Inglewood news reports Tamy Lee leads a three year old field in the $50,000 Cinema Handicap at Hollywood Park, a key prep for the Hollywood Derby. Silver Spoon and Ole Foss also in the lineup as TV coverage is set for 6:15 p.m. in the Bay Area. Silky Sullivan finishes third in the Golden State Breeders Handicap as 28,420 spectators watch.
Oklahoma State and Western Michigan, both ranked among the top ten, meet in the opening game of the 1959 NCAA college world series in Omaha. Southern California, the defending champion, is on probation and not eligible for the tournament. Connecticut faces Penn State in tomorrow’s afternoon game with Clemson and Arizona also on the schedule.
Washington Manor hosts an 8 p m clash between the Dodgers and Phils in a key first place battle. Giants and Yanks also on tomorrow’s three game slate while Pirates face Wildcats in a separate Ty Cobb Kerry event noted with a 44 to 1 longshot outcome.
In a busy night at Grand Lanes, Willard posted a 657 series with 212 and 188 opening games, adding to a recent 817 trio run. Parish kept pace with a 64 series and games of 203 and 216, lifting his season average to 188 over 21 league games as Dave and Doris Edwards led Tuesday Mixed scoring.
DART.AND Wrestling promoter Ad Santel will spotlight grappling with a triple main event tonight at 8:30 p.m. Big Ben Sharpe and Curtis Taukea headline the first one hour match. The second main event is a tag team title bout with Ramon Torres and The Great Lotorio vs Red Mask and Red Lyons. The third match features Ronnie Etchison against Mike Sharpe, a clash of speed versus size.
Vacaville Valle y Raceway will host Northern California’s first night drag races on its newly lit strip. Top area dragsters race for 100 dollars while testing for June 2 big race where Art Chrisman’s Hustler defends track records for a 1000 dollar prize. Time trials start at 3 p.m. with eliminations at 7 p.m.
New York United States press wires report that Floyd heavyweight title bout radio rights for Britain have been sold to the BBC. Teleprompter Corp president B Kahn announced the deal with London promoter Harry Levene acting as BBC agent. Terms not disclosed.
Signups for the San Leandro Recreation Department summer tennis series begin tomorrow at San Leandro High School courts from 9 to 12. Open to boys and girls aged 8 to 18 who reside in San Leandro or are eligible residents. Registration fee four dollars. some racquets available. balls supplied. Instruction led by Bob Hall, veteran coach of San Leandro High School, with a dozen years of pro experience. An citywide tournament is planned as a windup. Second session enrollment available after the first ends.
The University of Chicago studies a possible return to college football. Dean John P. Netherton told a celebration that the office is examining practical questions about resuming the sport. He said football has spectator value and could provide access to the experience.
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