Vacations and TV rights shape NCAA football future
A June 1952 note outlines NCAA plans for 12 televised football dates from Sept 20 to Feb 29. Local and small-college games may air regionally while major games stay on national networks. Loopholes allow exceptions, but the plan aims to limit oversaturation and protect gate receipts for smaller programs. The piece also comments on MLB trades and fan loyalties, contrasting city-team branding with franchise identities.
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Ncaa Television Committee
USC
Usf-San Jose
NCAA
Spanbay
Berkeley
Redin
Cal
Coast League Stars Edge Bevos In 3-2 Win
Pitching and base running spark a 3-2 Hollywood victory over Portland. Bernier stole his 28th base, drawing a walk in the eighth, and scored the go ahead run on Handley’s fly. Padres topped LA 3-2 as Tobin’s speed helped a double steal and scoring rush.
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Carlos Ternier
Prince of Thieves
Puerto Rico
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Hollywood Stars
Carlos
Hollywood
Portland
Bevo
Jim Gladd
Vanlee Fielt
Gene Handiey
San Diego
Ales
Padres
Los Angeles
Jack Tobin
San Franz al Seville
Tobin
Les Agineres
Tenkinsong
Gladeci
Walsh
Lynn Rar
Sac
Jack
Local Angler Snags 224-Lb. Swordfish
Hayward adopted traveler Joe Martin, owner of Marti department store, nabbed a 224 pound swordfish off Guaymas Mexico during a May 18 to 23 trip. He shared the haul with Mannie Rueben and Al Hyman aiding in relay efforts. The voyage also yielded a 25 pound dolphin and three large marlins, with two marlins snapping off during the fight.
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Gulf of California
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Martipartment Store
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Mexico
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Oakland
Martin
Ol' Satch Leads 3-2 Win In Major Leagues
Satchel Paige, age 40, pitched 5 2/3 scoreless innings to help the Negro Leagues star guide the Browns to a 5 2 victory over the Senators. He drove in the winning run with a third straight single and has a 5-1 season mark. The night also featured a 14 inning Yankees win over the White Sox, with Johnny Sain delivering a key single. Elsewhere, Indians beat Red Sox 6-0, Athletics 3-1 over Tigers, Dodgers 8-4 over Pirates, Giants 17-4 over Cubs, Reds 2-1 over Phillies, Braves 3-3 over Cardinals.
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Thea
Jim Rivera
Uirown Vilalier
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Tom Ferrick
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Paige
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Walts
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Che Yankees
White Sox
Johnny Sain
Mickey Mantle
Bill Pierce
Indians
Red Sox
Mike Garcia
Athletics
Tigers
Alex Kellner
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Pirates
Cubs
Reds
Phila
Braves
Cardinals
Tenex Rifle Club Opens Public Shoot at Hayward Range
Tenex Rifle Club schedules an open shoot on Sunday at the club range five miles south of Wayward on Niles highway. Sight-in practice available with spotters. prizes include hams and bacons in special events. Shooting starts at 9 am and runs until pm.
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Tenex Club
Wayward
Niles Highway
Hayward High forms spring basketball training program
Hayward high's basketball coach Sig Jacobron begins a spring training program marking the first such initiative in the school's history to boost practice for a potential winning season.
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Hayward High
Sig Jacobron
Favor Saxton to Defeat Rawlings in Chicago Stadium Bout
In Chicago a boxing match between Saxton and Rawlings unfolds as the premier Summer TV program. Saxton, an undefeated contender, carries a likely 10 pound edge and is listed among top welterweights, with Rawlings representing Chicago in a high stakes lightweight duel.
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Luther Rawlings
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International Boxing
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Rawlings
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Wings
Managers Explain Big Player Trade Sports
In Detroit and Boston front offices the trade reshapes both infields. Detroit acquires Hatfield, Pesky, Dropo, Lenhardt and Wight, while Boston sends Kell, Evers, Lipon and Trout. Managers justify moves citing speed, home run power, and field versatility for ongoing team balance and depth.
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Red Kalle
Tigers
Lou Boudreau
Red Sox
Lwength
Fred Hatfield
Johnny Pesky
Walt Dropo
Dutch Lenhardt
Bill Wight
George Kell
Hart Evers
Johnny Lipon
Disty Trout
Hatfield
Rolfe
Boudreau
Dropa
Rolfa
Detrolt
Dopa
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Ynim
Teolfo
Jim
Pat Mullin
Lentardi
Wight
Ralfe
Kell
Dom DiMaggio
Leonhardt Ane
Lipo
Trout
Selief
Ellis Kinder
Captains Lead Friden Bowlers In Tight Standings
SAN LORENZO Friden Employees club men bowl tonight as captains prepare to showcase skill. After 45 of 20 rounds, John Bosch tops with a 160 average, guiding his team to first place at 27 wins 18 losses. Ralph Jimenez and Sig Jessen chase, trailing by seven pins per game.
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Friden Employees
Eue
San Lorenzo Bowl
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Bosch Alley
Bob Milan
Tony Xavier
Ralph Jimenez
Sig Jessen
John Vitti
Bosch
Ports Move Into Cal Loop Basement
Stockton hosts a struggling Ports baseball club amid the California League pennant push. The Ports, aiming for a 1952 title, dropped their 18th loss as Fresno defeated them 2 to 0. Ventura sinks to eighth place, while Letty Jake Abbott outpitched Tim Orwson in a 1 0 victory for Santa Barbara over Bakersfield.
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Braves
Larry Darkson
Ports
Fresno
Letty Jake Abbott
Tim Orwson
Santa Barbara
Bakersfield
Art McBride
Sauer Leads Cubs With Right Field Power In Surprising Rise
Chicago’s Hank Sauer, a right handed slugger, now powers the Cubs to an unusual third place as he thrives by hitting to right field. He leads the league with runs batted in and home runs, belting most of his hits to right and driving in 47 runs while posting an away average near .298.
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Alumps
Angels Draw Near Acorns In Waning Oakland Battle
Oakland trails Sacramento after a rough 3 1 run game. Rookie Ronnie Mahl faces Orval Grove as Mel Ott fights illness and Augie Galan struggles to marshal the lineup. Gables drives in runs but the Oaks fall short, with Sacrament o edging ahead in the late innings.
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Poverty Attendance Up for Four Pacifi c Coast Clubs
Attendance figures for nine weeks of the Pacifi Coast League show four of eight clubs posting higher gate totals than last season. Hollywood Oakland San Diego and San Francisco report slight gains while Los Angeles Portland Sacramento and Seattle show declines. Total attendance for all eight teams dropped from 905 783 in 1951 to 811 454 this year.
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