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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1964

Page

5

Honor Pays For Herbel In Giants Signing Tale

Ron Herbel, then a 20-year-old Colorado State College sophomore, backed by scout Kiddie Montague, signed with the Giants after a sequence of offers. He reportedly received a $65,000 signing amid competing bids from 14 clubs, with BYU in the Skyline Conference context and Omaha NCAA implications shaping his path. Montague recalled the $50,000 figure and noted Herbel turned down more money to stay with the Giants, ending with a late-1950s pro ball rise and a lobster dinner memory.

ST. Louis Ron Herbel Colorado State College Giants Herbel Giant Kiddie Montague Candlestick Park Ron Dodgers Colorado State Brigham Young BYU Omaha San Francisco Gene Thompson Herber Herbert Mets Pittsburgh

Mets Shatter Club Records in Cub Rout

CHICAGO AP report Macks the Mets under Casey Stengel, delivering a 19-1 rout of the Cubs. New records: 19 total runs, 23 hits, and five-hit games by Dick Smith. Jack Fisher pitched a complete game. first in 17 starts. Mets, once losers, display historic offensive outburst and rare pitching excellence.

Mets Stengel Casey Dick Smith Jack Fisher

Farrell First Seven-Game Winner of 64

Milwaukee AP reports Houston's Dirk Farrell became the majors' first seven game winner, limiting Milwaukee to four hits in a 4-2 Colts victory. Farrell struck out 11, supported by a one hit attack led by Mike White. The day’s results included New York and Chicago, plus scattered notes on standings and upcoming games.

Milwaukee Houston Dirk Farrell Milwan|ree Colts Farrell Braves St. Louis Mike White Chicago Baltimore New York Cleveland Potoo Minnesota Bostan Smltit Detroit Tor Schneider Washington Los Angeles Aitwauker Kansas City Bollings Menke Wison Menke Bolling Setarielectoe Willer Batemans Torre Cinningers Tintenauer Farrell Torrel Petetoo- Tase Willigmse Sens Wol. Pet Wi Ae

Umpires Punt for Pension Increase Ahead of July Deadline

The National League Umpires Association warns of possible action by July 3 if the league does not raise pension benefits from $200 to $300 per year of service. Attorney Mohn Reynolds says the plan includes a maximum $250 annual cap per umpire and cites a committee review after a December proposal. The group has waited for league response after Warren Giles outlined recommendations in May.

Chicago LIPT National Baseball League Umpires Association League Umpires’ Pension Fund Mohn Jd. Reynolds Reynolds Warren Giles National League Umpires Association American League Ron Umpires Association

Giants and Cardinals Clash As Rain Delays Open

Giants and Cardinals set to duel in a rain-delayed series opener at Busch Stadium with Juan Marichal facing Bob Gibson. Marichal sits at 1-1 while Gibson is 4-0 as Pittsburgh’s latest win shifts the pennant race. Dark may revise Pirates’ outlook after their recent Philadelphia win.

San Pran Giants St. Louis Phillies Cardinals Pirates Philadelphia Phillies Pitts York Mets Juan Marichal Bob Gibson Busch Stadium Marichal Gibson Pittsburgh Philadelphia Alvin Dark Dark San Francisco Candlestick Park

Giants sign 19-year-old British Columbia shortstop Haar

John Haar 19, a University of British Columbia student, signed a bonus contract with the San Francisco Giants. Haar batted four homers in 11 games against U S colleges this season and was assigned to Twin Falls, dana, of the ail-rook ie Pioneer Leave. He reports June 10.

Vancouver B.C John Haar San Francisco Giants Haar University of British Columbia United States Twin Falls Dana

Rundstrom HR Clinches Wells Fargo Victory

Rundstrom homered in the fifth inning to fuel Wells Fargo Bank’s win over Ranchos in Bret Harte, as Christensen and Sautter, along with Ellison and Croons for Rancheros, each collected three hits in the Industrial Softball League matchup.

Rundstrom Wells Fargo Bank Hayward Areas Recreation Dist Ranchos Bret Harte Christensen Sautter Ellison Croons

Uphill Fight As Koufax Hopes To Tame Reds On Hill

In Cincinnati, SANDY Koufax prepares to start for the Dodgers against the Reds in a pivotal game after a recent skid. The Dodgers seek a win to steady a 1-2 series against Cincinnati while Joe Nuxhall takes the mound for the Reds.

Giants Baseball and Warmup Radio Log Entry

KSFO broadcasts schedule lists Giants warmup at 5 40 p m and a Giants game versus St Louis at 5 55 p m with 580 and 560 frequencies noted for listeners.

Giants KSFO St. Louis

International Harvester Edges Cozy Cove In Close Finale

In the San Leandro Recreation Dept League tripleheader at Thrashers Park International Harvester pushed over three runs in the last inning to nip Cozy Cove. Roberts Catering routed Owens Illinois 7-1 and E V Hunter romped past Rhodes and Jamieson 12-4 in other games.

San Leandro International Harvester Cozy Cove San Leandro Recreation Dept Thrasher Park Roberts Owens Illinois E. V. Hunter Rhodes Jamieson Rawsey Stowell Weoenavich ThaBudge Olivares Rob Wis Brewer Lont Owens

Grant Downs Mott in Ten Grant Downs Mott in Ten

LAS VEGAS NEVAS UPIs report states Al Grant won a one point decision over Cecil Mott in a ten round card at Castaways Hole. Other box results and scattered league scores from the Pacific Coast region are listed, including Spokane over Arkansas and Hawaii over Denver in late inning action.

Las Vegas Nev UPI al Grant Monte Calif Cecil Mott Phoenix Ariz Castaways Hole Salt, Lake City Oklahoma Clio Static San Tacoma Polls Spokane Arkansas Foriland Hawaii Denver Dapar ‘Springlckt Wil Wamanort

Eden Awards Fete Tonight At Mt Eden High

Athletes in four spring ports will be honored tonight at Mt Eden High. The event in the school cafeteria will name Most Valuable Players in each sport during a 7:15 p.m. ceremony.

Mt. Eden High Tarium

Clark Fans See Easy 500 Win

INDIANAPOLIS AP The Timmy Clark caravan expects him to lead from start to finish in Saturday's 48th 500 mile classic. Clark, tall Scotsman, rivals American chargers Foyt Ward Jones and others yet to prove they can match his Grand Prix form.

Indianapolis Timmy Clark Reading Billy Arnold Ralph Depalma Ted Hel Joe Dawson Clark Duns Scotland Parnellis Jones A. J. Foyt Rodger Ward Crimond

Roberts Remains Critical After Stock Car Crash

Charlotte AP Glenn Roberts known as Fireball Roberts remained on the critical list though conscious and progressing. The Daytona Beach racer was burned over most of his body in a fiery three car crash during a 60 mile stock car race. A medical bulletin said vital functions were adequately maintained and he was being fed intravenously.

Charlotte N.C Glenn Roberts Daytona “Beach Fla

Racing driver gains two records before Indy 500 setback

The driver raced in seven Grand Prix events last season and added the Netherlands Grand Prix at last Sunday’s event. He finished a close second to Barnelli Jones in the 1968 Indianapolis 500, won the Milwaukee 400 in record time, and set a one lap record at Trenton 200 before retirement due to mechanical trouble.

U.S. Auto Club Clark The Speedway Netherlands Barnelli Jones Trenton

Hyman Homers Best Bees in Modesto Comeback

In Modesto California Lee Hyman hit a grand slam and drove in five as Modesto beat San Jose 75. Hyman added two hits in four trips and two fine third base plays. San Jose’s Bill Wilson hit his 6th homer and John Van Ornum homered for the Bees. Tonight Fresno hosts Santa Barbara and Modesto meets San Jose. International League games featured Toronto over Buffalo and Atlanta over Columbus.

Modesto Calif UPI Lee Hyman San Jose California Hyman Bill Wilson John van Ornum Bees Sully Auuaru Fresno Santa Barbara Shackton Bakersfield San Jose $ Salinas Reno Sana ‘Barbara Sheston Salinas Toronto Buffalo Atlanta Columbus Richmond Jacksonville Syracuse Rochester Ine Call & Inniegs

Full Field Opens 500 Golf Tourney in Indianapolis

Under fickle Hoosier skies 149 pros and 10 amateurs began the $70,000 500 Festival golf tournament at a 6487 yard layout. Sam Carmichael shot a 68 with an eagle on 18, four behind last year’s scoring record. Defending champ Don Finsterwald, two time winner Doug Ford, and 1962 champ Billy Casper return, with a $12,000 first prize. Notables Jack Nicklaus and Mike Souchak were in the field.

Indianapolis Sam Carmichael Martinsville Ind Don Finsterwald Doug Ford Billy Casper Jack Wicklaus Mike Souchak Charley Sifford George Bayer Dave Ragan Tiy Jin Ferree Bruce Crampton Billy Maxwell

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