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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1962
Page
3
A puzzling note describes Banks, a 1-year-old infielder, becoming the hired top star in a strange series. The report mentions Friday misfortune and Chayu involvement as part of the shifting claim amid unclear context.
Modesto relays feature a vault duel as John Veles and Dave Tork attempt to break the 16 foot mark set this year by Warmerdam. The meet centers on the oldest California Relays record still on the books, 15 feet 7% inches, with the two aiming for a historic clearance.
Santa Clara Broncos push for a clincher in the NCAA District eight baseball playoffs against Fresno State. Bob Garibaldi allowed four hits and fanned 12 to win 4-0, moving to 7-1 on the season for third-ranked Santa Clara. Fresno State starter Jerry MacDonald suffered his first loss. The Broncos scored most of their runs in the second inning aided by Portland shortstop Robby Peall’s two errors and timely hits by Han Calueno and Ken Lanagan. The series winner faces Oregon State in a two of three for a national bid. Oregon State fell 1-0 to Oregon, remaining at 4-26-3.
Yesterday’s results show Bakerfield 32 and Rano 8 with acai 9h and Nas Aanta Rachara 6. Jose 2 appears in today’s games alongside Bakstatin Monesty Visalia Fresna Slockion Jota 4 and Sante Navtara.
TV log notes Saturday segments featuring the Califenian stakes at Hollywood Park with boxing match Denny Moyer versus Ted Wright, a Make That Spare segment, Milwaukee Braves at Cardinals, Twins versus White Sox, and the National AAU Gymnastics Championships in Seattle Civic Arena.
Radio log notes Sunday 140 am Glants warmup and baseball segment from New York station KSPO 560. Two games listed with Glanteux on KSFO S details include brief baseball matchups and program timing.
The Chicago Tribune criticized the selection of Chicago for the heavyweight title fight between Floyd Patterson and Sonny Liston. It stated New York was promoters' first choice, predicting higher attendance and prices there, leaving Chicagoans without reason for elation.
Philadelphia and San Francisco produced a pair of uneven lines with a final score of 78 to 100. Batters like Savage and Cepeda contributed for San Francisco while Hamilton held the mound for Philadelphia in a pitching duel.
San Francisco manager Alvin Dark praises Billy Pierce as he dominates Philadelphia for his seventh win in seven starts. The Mets visit Candlestick Park for a three game series as Los Angeles trails, and Pierce eyes a potential 20 victories while the Giants lead the pennant chase.
San Jose State swimmer Phil Whitten, once thought finished after a serious infection, reports doctors reversed their view and expect him back in water within two weeks. Whitten, based in Livermore, said he aims to help the team win the pennant, while detailing ongoing treatment and a hopeful return to form.
SAN FRANCISCO USPI The Western Hockey League rejected bids from Long Beach California and Victoria British Columbia for new franchises at its annual meeting. The league also declined to approve transferring the Vancouver franchise from the Pacific National Exhibition to a partnership of Fred Hume and the New York Rangers, signaling no further expansion planned.
The Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the New York Mets 17-8 after nearly four hours of play. Tommie Davis led with four hits in six at bats, supported by Ron Fairly and Norm Sherry driving in four runs apiece.
The Dodgers beat Baltimore 6 in the third inning of a 6-4 game at Chavez Ravine to extend their season-long winning streak to five. The Mets drop a fifth straight as Casey Stengel uses five pitchers in relief, Al Jackson taking the loss.
In a string of baseball notes several games are listed with scores and teams including Baltimore, New York, Boston, Chicago, Minnesota, Cleveland, Washington, Kansas City, and Los Angeles. Rookie Joe Mocier earned a win but tired by the eighth inning, prompting manager Walter Alston to replace him with Ed Roelnich. Several other line items recount partial game events, replacements, and upcoming matchups across multiple venues.
Indianap olis AP report details Campbell and Ragan sharing the 72-hole lead in the $50,000 500 Festival Golf Tournament at the unfavorable rain soaked course. Rosburg and Bayer chased with strong chances. Ferne fined for temper on 18th hole.
Willie Mays, star center fielder for the San Francisco Giants, was ordered yesterday to pay 2840.70 of bills owed by his divorced wife Marguerite but the net cost to him will be about 200 dollars after adjustments and credits.
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