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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1952
Page
3
New York press conference clarifies NCAA TV committee rule allowing each college team to appear on national television only once per season. questions cover coverage, sponsor qualifications, scheduling, payments, and regional rights while excluding bowl games from the plan.
Baseball standings and results across the Pacific Coast League are listed for Tuesday June 19. Oakland leads with 5 to 2 over Los Angeles and Seattle. Sacramento and San Diego trail. San Francisco and Portland also shown with various scores. Upcoming games note matchups including Healdsburg, Oakland, Los Angeles, Seattle, and Sacramento with listed pitchers and venues.
United Presb Defending vhinnon Santa Bay gains ground atop the Califor nia league by beating first-place Fresno 7 so. Dodgers win behind Palmquistr and Willie Davis. Jim Reitaun delivers a bases loaded two-run double in the ninth to lift Venture 8 to 7 over San Jose. Frank Nubin scores on Eddie Sobceack misplay as the third run advances.
The St. Louis Browns, under new skipper Marty Marion, beat the Boston Red Sox 7-4 to seize first place and end Sox dominance. Ned Garver started, Satchel Paige relieved with three scoreless innings, while Bobby Young and Bob Nieman homered. George Kell contributed for Boston. Ed Lopat and the Yankees also pulled ahead elsewhere.
Berkeley prepares for a strong NCAA track meet with USC favored to win a fourth straight title and 16th in 31 tries. Illinois and Michigan are seen as the main threats as USC fields 17 athletes led by Davis O'Brien Garcia and Bradley Flores in multiple events.
Chuck Comiskey returned to the Chicago White Sox as president at the same salary after a five month dispute. The 26 year old grandson of the original founder ended his stint in Dallas with Liberty Broadcasting, expressing happiness to be back in baseball.
The Brownies oust Hornsby after a volatile season sparked by owner Bill Veeck. Marty Marin vows reforms to end rigid policy and improve morale while Veeck apologizes personally for hiring Hornsby. Hornsby’s contract totaled 128000 with pay settled years ago amid managerial upheaval at the club.
Phil Gordon, an Oakland amateur who sells produce for Gerber, shattered the Hayward course record with a 67 for 18 holes. Gordon, famed for national tournament play, also holds Alameda’s 63 record and has led at Chabot in 1946 and 1947. He posted 13 pars and five birdies despite tough crosswinds at Hayward.
Seals rise from last to fourth in Pacific Coast league behind Sweeney's Suds 5 1 win over Portland. Righthander Vern Kinusfather limited hits as Scattte led a four run first inning. Seals also rally past San Diego and Hollywood to stay in chase for the league lead.
Oakland’s Shappy Acorns rally to defeat the Los Angeles Angels in a tense open series game. Milo Cantlini shines on the mound, while manager Mei OU drums up strategic moves amid a cash swap rumor. Johnny Oswei leads with a homer, Ted Northey and Lez Peden contribute, Ostrowski stars with a triple, and Briskopf’s miscue helps the Acorns seal the win.
Stanford varsity crew plans to compete at the Olympic trials in Worcester Massachusetts from July 3 to 5. Bob White announced the team is short about 300 dollars of a 400 dollar fund drive goal, but the crew will push ahead with the effort.
The Western Regional Olympic boxing trials open in San Francisco Civic Auditorium with 57 top amateurs from Northern California Nevada and Hawaii aiming for berths in Kansas City next week. Competitors include AAU champions Jace Sehebrries and Mac Martine along with Clarence Block and Jack Nelson among others.
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