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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1965
Page
6
New York Mets finally broke a long losing streak by sweeping a doubleheader against the Milwaukee Braves, 5-2 and 3-1, after a brutal run of 20 losses in 23 games. The club had scored 32 runs in that span and totaled 136 hits while seeing only one or two runs per game.
John Romano ends slump with power display guiding the Chicago White Sox to a 17 4 victory over Minnesota. In a three team deal last winter Romano joined the Sox from Cleveland and after injuries and poor form finally homers twice and doubles three times in the past four games boosting his average to 256. The win creates a first place tie with Cleveland while Detroit, Boston and New York chase. The report also covers Drysdale and Marichal notes on pace and control during a different game highlight with calls for ball inspections.
San Francisco starter Juan Marichal earned his 12th victory as Dodgers fell behind Drysdale before Jay Alou struck out to end the misery. A helicopter hovered near centerfield flashing a Dodgers message, delaying the finish of the game.
Ed Charles hit a two out two on homer in the ninth to lift the Kansas City Athletics to a 4 to 3 victory over Birmingham, their Southern League farm club, Monday night in Birmingham Alabama.
Ex Spartan grid star Jerry Campbell, famed for 1947 Valey football exploits, is appointed head wrestling coach and football assistant at Simset High. He succeeds G W Wingo and will serve under football braintrust Hert Baxter as SHS rebuilds its program.
A9ers rehire YAT as tutor and scout after signing a joint New York San Francisco loan to work with the team. He will help players at training camp, join former Giants figure Rozelle in the 49ers setup, and focus on developing youngsters while balancing his sanitation engineering role and local ties in Palo Alto.
Santa Barbara Crescent Jewelers Polo Club played to a 10 10 draw in a tuneup for the United States Republic of Mexico series. Team captain Vii Graber, Roy Barry, Dr. William Linfoot and Ronnie Tonge of Santa Barbara will represent the US in upcoming Mexico matches.
In Honolulu, the University of Santa Clara baseball team pushed across a final run in the bottom of the 12th to defeat SubPac 4-3 on the second day of the Hawaiian Inter-service intercollegiate tournament. The game at Millican Field near Pearl Harbor lasted over four hours.
New York AP reports the Blue Gray football classic in Montgomery Alabama will be nationally televised by Columbia Broadcasting System for five years starting with the 28th annual game. Dee 24.
Billie Jean Moffitt delivered a strong challenge for the women's crown at Wimbledon with a 6-2, 0-1 quarterfinal win over Australia's top seed. Other results included Christine Truman defeating Nancy Alchey, Janie Albert losing to Maria Bueto, and Les Turner advancing in the singles. Mixed and men's doubles results feature Carale and Clark Graebner, and Ken Fletcher with Gol Heral. In Cleveland, GM Gabe Fausallate discussed staying, antitrust debates loom, and Arnold Auerbach hints at last coaching year with Celtics. Buster Mathis won by KO in boxing debut, while Henley Regatta action and a British 1952 Olympian Angela Barnwell’s death are noted.
Roger Ginsberg fired a three under par 67 to top qualifier standings at the Western Open at Rolling Green. Among the 144 players, 46 pros and 5 amateurs qualified, including Eugene Howard leading amateurs with 73. Notable non qualifiers included hockey star Stan Mikita and actor Joe Kirkwood Jr.
The Deaf International Games in Washington echo Tokyo as nations compete for top honors. Sign language bridges gaps, letting Russia, the United States, Hungary, Canada, and Germany chase gold. The U S basketball team extended its perfect Deaf Olympic record by beating Belgium in the opening day.
Jack Nicklaus added 4050 to his official and unofficial earnings this week, bringing his season total to 57,700 in official PGA events and 68,408 including unofficial events. Tony Lema sits second with 55,539 official and 62,317 overall, followed by Bruce Devlin and Dan Sikes among others with substantial totals.
BERNE Switzerland Olympic swimming star Don Schollander has the season finished after doctors announced mononucleosis. He has been in a Berne hospital since June 23 and remains fever free for the first day. A hospital test next Thursday will decide on release status, with a home return hoped for this weekend.
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