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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
3
At Wrigley Field Los Angeles the Over time Oaslang clinched a 3 1 victory in 12 innings over the Los Angeles Angels. It marked the Acorns seventh straight win and their second in the current series.
San Francisco visits Oakland as Gettel hurls six strong innings and drives in key run in a marathon effort. Chapman scores on Ostrowski double, Lamanne adds on Baker hit, while Oakland answers with a fourth inning tied run. Pitching and defense shape a tight night in the Pacific Coast League standins.
In a volatile day of baseball action, Boston Red Sox push ahead with a ninth inning rally to tie the New York Yankees, while Detroit and St Louis win on strong pitching. White Sox end a skid with a comeback victory as injury and trades shuffle star players across leagues.
Frustrated manager Happy Meath watched the San Francisco Seals lose their ninth in a row at Seals Stadium as Paul J. Fagan’s team dropped a 1 0 decision to Hollywood. Ben Flowers allowed six hits while Jess Flores yielded three. Weather and wet grounds postponed Seattle vs Oakland.
A four-horse tight bunch led by Sturdy One Count Me Out All Elise and Moon rush ran in the $10,010 Wilmington Handicap for three year olds at Hollywood Park. Top riding honors at the Hollywood Park meeting loom with Ralph Neves Johnny Longue Henry Moreno and Willie Shoemaker aboard the favorites.
Berkeley hosts the NCAA Track and Field Championships as USC seeks another team title with Illinois Michigan Texas A&M and Kansas among challengers. Defending stars from Auburn Oregon and others pace a field where USC's Parry O'Brien battles Darren Hooper and Ari Bragg looms in sprints and throws for a dramatic title chase.
Hogan fights to win a fourth straight U S Open title amid challenging weather in Dallas. The Texan, approaching 40, faces a field led by Lloyd Mangrum Bobby Lack and Sam Snead as he aims to extend his record, with a grueling all day Saturday schedule ahead and historic pressure to defend his title after a troubled past.
Former University of California football star Carlton Dum Wells died early today in Eureka at age 54. Wells played under Andy Smith, helped the Bears defeat Stanford 14-10 in the 1919 Big Game, and later led the Bears rush squad before a pro football career.
Bay Meadows officials suspended four jockeys for erratic riding and delinquent driving. George Pee Wee Koyk received a five day ban for failing to stay straight behind his horse Jake Kylan. Dalkis Chirk and Willy Diamond Dusty faced fines for riding infractions, with Diamond Dusty fined $80 and Emmett Tassi fined $80 for a late unsteady finish by Ginger Tass a bit down the stretch. William Luther was fined $100 for indifferent conduct by the stewards.
Pacific Coast conference directors formed a committee to investigate college booster clubs and curb code violations. They revised schedules and extended spring training while weighing rules on gifts and preferential treatment, with a move to restrict club privileges and possibly declare ineligible athletes.
Amid a crowded NCAA track championships schedule at Berkeley the NCAA organizers shifted events to 1 p.m. tomorrow to accommodate fraternity programs. The sole final is the 10 000 meter run slated for 4 00 p.m with two semifinals the 400 meter and 600 meter or dusk? Asreadable text is uncertain.
The field features favorites led by Missfelds and Sutton with top marks in javelin and distance events, while defending titlists such as Hall, York McEwen, Rhaden, Davis, Barnes, Rhoden, and Brown eye repeats. Strong challengers include Bob Allison in the spear and Emory Barnes among Oregon rivals as the championships promise deep competition across events.
Jake LaMotta roared to a new title claim with a ten round upset over a favorite in a televised bout. Officials scored the decisive rounds to LaMotta 9 and 10, while other judges had the closer total. Promoter plans a rematch if possible as LaMotta eyes a light heavyweight future.
In San Francisco the Western Olympic regional boxing night features 126-pound AAU champ Martinez Ridela of San Jose facing Hawaii’s Niffina Riiela. Earlier bouts saw Mary Lines beat Alfred Crisp by technical knockout. Ridela advances with decisions over Hugh Minsker and Fred Bota. Heavyweight Jack Scheherles of San Jose wins by TKO after a rough second round for Alo, as referee Apostoli halts the bout.
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