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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1965
Page
15
In St Louis AP reports Dick De Mane, Roslyn club pro, shot a 93 in the Open round, a shocking surge amid harsh terrain. He blamed unlucky bounces and water hazards while vowing to continue play Friday.
Wind aided play at Bellerive Country Club sees Nicklaus optimistic he can still card a 65 despite a rough day. Nagle worries over the long course and wind, acknowledging the 44 year old Open champion’s challenge while noting Nicklaus’s wrist and swing faults as central to the round.
Bearcat Wright challenges Kinji Suibuya for the United States heavyweight championship in a death match on the Cow Palace program tomorrow night. The match features no time limit, no disqualification, and falls do not count. the survivor wins. Also appearing are Ray Stevens Stan Neilson Graham Pepper Gomez Sebastian the Kangaroos and Cowboy Jack Lanza.
ST LOUIS AP Bobby Jones retirement dimmed amateur hopes for decades but Deane Beman arrives with 69 first round score and optimism that an amateur could win the U S Open. He concedes odds are against it yet says he does not count himself out.
Wilman's column targets Jose Cha Cha and others with hop or skip in their approach. He suggests a slow 16 foot walk through without the ball to remove the movement, then gradually increase pace until it becomes natural at normal speed, finally adding the ball.
Castro Valley youths Jerry Coleman Patrick Kruse and James Sims represent the Castro Valley Junior Chamber in the JC statewide bowling tournament. Bantam junior and senior divisions compete at Manor Bowl in San Leandro starting 9 30 am with averages 160 178 and 185.
Public drills announced for Ricardo Moréno and Fernando Sota ahead of the 10-round main event on June 24 at the Oakland Auditorium. Moréno and Sota train at New Oakland Boxing Club with sessions at 12 noon and 1 p.m. over the weekend. Tickets priced from 2 to 5 dollars are on sale at Sherman-Clay Music Store in Hayward and three Oakland agencies.
Chabot College forms a 32 member Athletic Club to back intercollegiate and intramural sports. President is Don Monze, with officers Dan Robello and Tim Riddle among others. Faculty advisers include Robert Thomsen and Glenn Malcolm. Plans include concession stands, a fall carnival, pep rallies, and student membership open to interested Chabot students.
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