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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1962
Page
12
Arnold Palmer led a chaotic first round at the Western Open while Jack Nicklaus slipped. the $50,000 purse and big crowd at the Country Club showcased a wide open title chase as players battled a tough course.
Baseball recap notes a tense game where Juan Marichal and Clay Dalrymple aided the Phillies in edging the Giants. The series wraps with emphasis on pitching duels, late homer by Temple, and lingering references to May results and veteran players.
Frantic golf action features Cub rookie snapping a skid in a National Open playoff against Nicklaus with mixed results. Palmer laments rough first round while team manager Dark fields a mix of veterans and hopefuls in a grueling doubleheader effort.
Chicago Cubs earned a decisive win over the Giants as strong relief pitching sealed the result. Baumann completed the game after taking over in the middle innings, while Koones notched his sixth victory for the Cubs capping the effort. The matchup featured Don Cardwell and a sequence of key moments including late runs and clutch at bats. Giants struggled to capitalize with runners in scoring position as Chicago capitalized on timely hits and solid defense.
Livermore’s Stella Brewster advances to the Diablo Tennis Tournament women’s singles semi finals to face Stanford’s Joan Phillips. Bill Grayson exits in the third round. teammates Hamton Lille and Al Weddellson also struggle early. Brewster teams with Erma Hininger in doubles to meet Hil and Collins while Grayson and Brewster play mixed doubles. Livermore Tennis Club hosts inter club match with Fremont’s Glenmoor at May Nissen Park.
New York report says aged Archie Moore faces a damage suit over 82 000 from his 1961 light heavyweight title bout with Gaulio Tinadi. State Supreme Court referee Edgar Nathan recommends Moore's purse be held pending a 285 000 suit by Feature Sports Inc. over Moore’s alleged breach of a fight contract.
Yankees pitcher Marshall Bridges known as The Sheriff shut down Minnesota late to preserve a 4-2 victory that moved New York into second place behind Cleveland in a tight AL race. Wagner contributed with key hits as Los Angeles led Boston 19-7, while Baltimore swept Chicago and Kansas City beat Washington in other action.
Linita will carry 225 pounds as the favorite in the 50,000-added Vanity Handicap at Hollywood Park. The mile and a furlong race features nine rivals and will be televised at 4:13 pm on KTVU Channel 2. Jockey Longden is set to ride Linita with an impost of 126 pounds.
Managers of the Hayward West National Little League will meet pilots from the circuits in a lob ball game tomorrow at 1 pm. The event features Miner logos and is scheduled at a local field, drawing players and supporters from the leagues.
Hayward’s Teeing Off HGC hosts Addis Day set for August 19 at Richmond Golf Club. Event honors HOC pro with low net and low gross results, while plans include club barbecue and guest day signups led by Ed Nott and Fad Nott. Attendees include numerous Bay Area golfers and local club officials.
Don Felipe a six year old Chilean bred horse trained in Vallejo surged in the stretch to win by three and a half lengths in the Vacaville Winters Travis purse at Solano County Fair yesterday.
C K Yang UCLA student is the favorite to win the National AAU decathlon in Tulare, with two berths at stake in the U S Russian track meet. The event opens today, but Yang will not be eligible for the international meet due to citizenship. Two days of competition include 100 meters, high jump, shot put, discus, and 400 meters, with strong opposition from Rafer Johnson and others.
Jean Danilo eh of Jackson starred at the National Junior Hardcourt Championships as one of three top seeds in both the 16 and 18 divisions. She advanced in the 18s with a 6 4 6 2 win over Hedy Rutzebeck of Vancouver but was upset in the 16s by Kathy Narter of Seal Beach 6 3 1 for a quarterfinal exit.
San Leandro Recreation C-2 softball action saw Gerber's Rips defeat San Leandro 13-1 at Thrasher Park last night. Boh Qwen went 3 for 3 and Ken Fernandez hit a triple to back pitcher Franth Palace as Gather Win managed five safe hits. Manor Bowl fell 7-2 to Aloha loud as Bob Tarr contributed a triple for the losers.
Oakland figures of the San Leandro club dominated the Pacific Coast roller skating championships last night as Crsta of San Leandro captured the intermediate ladies singles. Eugene Tabor and Judy Harmon of San Leandro won the novice pairs, while Jeannie Hrantz and Richard Davis of Walnut Creek took the juvenile dance first prize.
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