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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1962
Page
4
A reader message from Joe Wilman of the Daily Review discusses bowling grip basics. He argues outside fingers should settle into a comfortable balanced position during stance and stresses fundamentals over overstressing finger placement. He invites readers to request his pamphlet on stance and approach.
UCLA stars led by Allen Fox and Larry Nagler headline a six day NCAA Tennis Championship at Stanford with top singles and doubles contenders from UCLA USC and Michigan. Osuna and Osuna-Earnhart defend doubles title as Miami and Northwestern boast strong lineups.
Eugene Oregon USC star Dans Long leads the pace at the AAU track meet while Cyrol Burleson of Oregon announces he will not compete this summer. Burleson cited time with family and money, after discussing with Oregon coach Bill Bowerman who supported the choice. Oregon won the team championship as Long and others posted strong marks.
A plan to expand the Wightman Cup evoked discussion among nations including the United States Britain Australia and South Africa following America’s decisive Davis Cup win. The article mentions plans to add new competition amid the ongoing Europe and global women’s tennis circuit.
Yoshii Minegishi a top ten Stanford tennis player was badly scarred in a bombing years ago. His father sent him to the United States for education and training. The fragmentary report notes resilience and dedication to tennis amid past trauma.
A rugged mix of prep sports and personal notes outlines plans for swim to live classes at Montgomery Memorial School. The feature covers coaching figures, team entries, and local personalities linking to NCAA championships while recalling distant events and a tennis result in Los Angeles.
Lake Chabot Best Ball Championship heads into a third round as Rod Devine and Steve Bernes lead with an 11 under par total after firing 53 yesterday at Lake Chabot Golf Course. Al Roberts and Al Robinson trailed in second, with a crowded scoreboard showing multiple teams within striking distance as play resumes next Sunday.
Sanchez led with a par 5 score claiming first in a Monterey golf club tournament yesterday amid diverse flights. Del Monti Bill Bweery Sr and Ernie Mathias posted 72s while Ken Diss Hayward Mayan Vern Blob had 70s. other names and flight results follow with multiple 70s and varied placements.
Jack Nicklaus defeated Arnold Palmer in a U S Open playoff, taking advantage with big drives and clutch chips. Palmer struggled with putts during the extended rounds, finally falling short as Nicklaus claimed the over $70,000 winner’s share after a grueling final with 283 total.
Sandra earns a Cosmo Open victory at Rockton finishing with a three stroke lead over Ruth Jessen. Fort Worth entrant Sandee Moynier posted a 72 final round while prize money and multiple players are listed with their earnings.
Jack Nicklaus, the new No 1 challenger to Palmer, won the Open in an 18 hole playoff over Arnold Palmer. He is a young Columbus, Ohio player praised for a delicate touch and steady play. Nicklaus plans to finish his degree and then chase majors, with upcoming starts at the Western Open and the PGA Championship.
A garbled report notes Thomson placing second at the Antioch San Leandro area speedway event on June 8. It mentions NASCAR related revisions by Keeme Henson and a winner listed as Lule Listes. other names and details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
Ingemar Johansson, back in Sweden, knocked out Dick Richardson of Wales in the Ullevi Stadium in the eighth round to claim the European heavyweight title and boost his bid to face Floyd Patterson or Sonny Liston. Johansson, praised for power and timing, remains keen on a title shot and described his improvements since prior world title fights.
Boxing week features Harold Johnson defending the light heavyweight crown in Berlin against Gustav Scholz. Johnson, 33, seeks another win as Scholz, 32, boasts an undefeated Berlin record. Johnson’s camp has clashed with manager changes, but a peace pact aims to stage the bout at Berlin's Olympic Stadium amid NBA recognition a year after his Bowitty triumph.
Dale Emery and Harold Harrington led the Fremont Drag Strip program with top times in nitro and gas divisions. Emery drove a K&P Automotive Special to 151.77 mph in top speed, while Harrington won top eliminator with a 4.95 second pass, and Harrington and McFall Roper split other event honors as racers from San Leandro and nearby teams posted quick runs.
Castro Valley San Lorenzo Post 612 defeated San Leandro 107 as Ron Scheid's American Legion club pulled off a seven run uprising in the seventh. Chuck Murray pitched nine strong innings, allowing three hits. Mike Buck led CV with two doubles and a single across three trips. Paul Runnells made a notable leaping catch in left center in the second inning. Grose Ramos Soares Murray Kurt contributed for San Leandro.
Ray Stevens faces Ray Stein in a wrestling showdown at the Richmond Auditorium tonight visible in the program. Jamaica-born Wright, a 6-7, 243-pound stalwart, set to oppose Ad Voir Schober in a scheduled ten minute bout. International League scores show Columbus 92 Syracuse 87, Richmond 1 Rochester 6. American Association results list Louisville 74 Oklahoma City 4.
In Santiago Chile Brazil defeated Czechoslovakia 3 1 to win the World Soccer Championship title. Braal led the comeback with a sharp display after a slow start.
Gary Wortheldoff pitched a complete game for Post 68. Eddie Muniz and Tony Dimi nex fueled a rally with two and three hits, while Mile Feliciano doubled in the go ahead run in the sixth. Coady scored twice in the fifth as Les Rude tripled and scored on a Han son squeeze.
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