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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1952
Page
3
The NCAA television committee plans one game per week televised nationally with sponsorship deciding which games air. Regions may vary and some teams may be limited by blackouts and contracts. Sponsors control timing and access, potentially limiting fan choices this season.
Stars from around the world converge on California as final Olympic trials prep at Long Beach and Los Angeles. The meet features Mal Whitfield and Warren Drea among others, with a complete list of key events and dates through June. Hayward’s Dick Halloran earns county All Star nod for Seventh Annual game on June 14.
A school cafeteria awards ceremony, chaired by Fred Talull, honors track, swimming, baseball, and other teams. Varsity blocks and individual players receive plaques and recognition. Attendees include parents, boosters, and coaches as names from the athletic staff are listed among honorees.
Area Bowling News reports a chaotic night at the Village lanes with teams like Fyre lave edging ahead, Corian Mart and Misses pairing up for high scores. Tony Joseph and Sally Auer led per-team tallies as bowlers posted multiple 500s and near 240s, while Frank Jablonski and Elsie Ubud delivered strong sets for their clubs.
Boxing fans buzz as Champion Charles and challenger Jersey Joe Walcott ramp up for the world heavyweight title bout. Weigh-ins in Atlantic City draw attention while both fighters prepare in Philadelphia and await Thursday’s decisive events.
New York State Boxing Commission changed the May 2006 Basilio versus Palmer bout to a draw after scrutiny of referee Joe Palmer’s card. Palmer was suspended and an investigation ordered. Commission chair Christenberry cited responsibility for the flawed scoring and partial exam of the judge's card.
Cardinals topple Sal Maglie 5-4 to sweep the series, homering into an early lead and chasing Maglie from the box. The win, aided by a three-run sixth and key pinch hits, extends their momentum as other pennant races unfold.
Fragmented standings list shows teams like Seattle Oakland San Francisco Los Angeles and Sacramento with varied scores. Partial lines indicate nightly results including losses and wins for several clubs, reflecting inconsistent performance across the schedule.
In a Pacific Coast league update, Rowland pulled Pat Orr from a Sacramento assignment amid a dispute with Oakland manager Mel Ott. Orr allegedly cheap news during an argument, and the move follows lingering grumbling from Oakland players about his handling in the doubleheader series.
In New Orleans and Dallas venues the field narrows toward the U S Open crown as 1 500 amateurs and pros contest preliminaries for a shot at the Dallas open. Notables like Sam Snead are exempt from early qualifying while many regional players push through in the grueling process toward the June event.
Berkeley reports the California football team will meet Penn in Philadelphia on Gel 10 next year and again at Berkeley in 2054 after an investigation into an Ivy League schedule shift. The disclosure confirms rumors of Penn being blacklisted by other Ivy League schools, with outside games replacing league opponents on the Penn schedule.
Los Angeles and Oakland boxers Davis Gonsalves battle in a title bout at the Olympic Auditorium. The rivals, Henry Davis and Johnny Gonsalves, last fought at Hallwood Legion Stadium with Gonsalves scoring a fifth round TKO. If the favorite wins, the crown remains. otherwise an upset could shift the welterweight title.
United Press reports total Coast League attendance on Memorial Day weekend fell short of major league levels. Eight PCL clubs drew 4,562 on Friday and 22,165 Sunday, far below the 25,000-plus per day in the majors. Padres lead the loop in attendance, aided by Leury O'Doul's star power. Seals draw strong when competitive.
Prediction that Lefty O Doul will be offered Yankees management if Bill Dickey retires. The San Francisco Seals coach and batting champion, a longtime target of major league magnates, is tied to San Diego Padres rumors and home in California.
Oakland Oaks open a seven game home stand against the Sacramento Solons at Emeryville tonight as right handed addition Bill Evans joins the club after a Seattle purchase. Evans, 6-2 175, played in the Pacific Coast League with Sacramento in 1950 and was with Louisville in the American Association. The Oaks also plan night games through Friday with a weekend doubleheader Sunday to start late. Father’s Day celebration caps the Sacramento series. Tommy Muñoz, rookie outfielder, injured his ankle Friday and will miss one to five weeks.
Laney Shepard of Hollywood Stars tops pitching with a 4-0 record in 40 innings, his first Aprak-like campaign in Pacific Coast League as of June averages released by Willem Weiss. Lex Peden Los Angeles catcher leads batters with a .327 average after a 24-polled period, Hank Schenz slides to .510 from previous leader. Max West of Los Angeles paces homers with 13. Lou Stringer of San Diego leads in RBIs. Strikeout king is Khngr Shrablem of San Francisco with 16 in 112 innings.
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