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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1951
Page
6
Prize for 20 Right Fifty Five Fourth Grid Guess Entry review lists Weilern score as tie break for the ensuing game. Bu California reson state context unclear. article fragment provides no clear date or organization details.
Rules describe rewards for predicting game results with a weekly increase up to a final prize. Entries limited to one per person with family participation allowed. Deadlines set by The Daily Review office, tie decisions rely on set criteria, and penalties exist for unclear submissions.
San Lorenzo resident Maginnis won $10 in The Review football contest. He correctly predicted 19 of 20 games, missing only Nebraska vs Kansas State. Other high scorers and late entrants also earned prizes. readers are urged to submit entries by Friday noon for a chance at the next big payout.
Hayward Pines club and Tunelian Florist split results in a 650 handicap tie as Florist take two games and Cast Garden’s team loses one. Jeanne DeMero led Pites with 170 and a 2058 high team series by Aester team member. Standings show Pine, TuneUlen, Paveint Caeira, Gardens AV Miea in top positions.
New York City rain cancels part of the World Series schedule at the Polo Grounds. The Yankees gain a rest break and plan to start Allie Reynolds, with Sal Maglie for the Giants. Durocher notes extra rest helps his staff, while Stengel aims to keep top arms on rotation.
Rogers Hornsby signed a three year contract to manage the St. Louis Browns, the highest salary in club history, announced by Bill Veeck the new Browns president. Hornsby, 33, a Baseball Hall of Fame figure, will be a non playing manager and replaces Zach Taylor amid a rebuilding effort.
Opening day of the 200 club Hale-In-One tournament at the driving range drew local interest as 10-year-old Ter Wilson, son of range pro Adrian Wilson, chased the top prize. R J Bohrer of Oakland nearly aced the 130-yard hole by two feet, while Wilson stood three and a half feet away. Other competitors included Jerry Krackel, Tim Foley, and local officials in a pro-am style contest. Proceeds benefit the study of rheumatic diseases.
Kansas City Open action cuts into round action with Doug Yard of Harrison Virginia holding a two stroke edge over a star-studded field. Ford, already in the big time circuit, sits at 1382 through 30 holes as the first 36 approach. Williams and Douglas trail by two shots at 1394 while rain and delays shape the open, measured by a packed leaderboard.
Casey Stengel selects Stanky as a key pick for the team amid unusual praise and a tense mood. Spectators watch as the decision clashes with expectations and raises questions about lineup choices.
San Francisco USF overwhelmed Camp Pendleton Marines 26 to 0 as Ollie Matson forged two rushing touchdowns and 85 yards, aided by a stout Don defense led by Roy Georgi who forced a fumble and snagged three passes, one returned 24 yards for a score. Ben Heaneyberry connected with Frank McLaughlin on a 62 yard strike for the final TD.
The upcoming intercollegiate slate features Notre Dame facing SMU in a high profile clash. Notre Dame aims to prove its continued gridiron strength while SMU seeks its first win against a ranked foe as other notable games unfold across the nation.
West's weekend football action features ARANBISCO players Les Richter and Pullbadh Juliniy Olscewski leading strong defenses and offenses as Ca to Ural fall shumier beats Minnesota. Stanford’s Gary Kerkorian and Bil McColl key the 20-43 run over Michigan, UCLA’s Paul Cameron stars in a 44-17 victory over Santa Clara, Rudy Bukich of WSC drives a late TD against Washington, and Oregon State’s Dave Mann completes nine straight passes in a 4-B win over Idaho.
The Nevada Tut reports the Giants fell from 10 to 1 or more odds after yesterday’s rainout. Sal Magli was slated to start for the Giants against Johnny Sainte Tom Mor gen for the Yankees, with the revised matchup uncertain as the series opener was postponed.
Oakland Speedway hosts a major Grand National Stock Car race with more than ten dozen American drivers anticipated. The event features a lap-long course and a guaranteed purse of 7,800 dollars.
Pacific coast intercollegiate football steadies postwar scene with California’s Waldorf men top ranking after decisive wins. Stanford defeats Michigan 23 to 1, USC remains unbeaten, and the Pacific Coast Conference opens with key matchups as West powers press for dominance. Oregon State, UCLA, and Washington face pivotal games, while USC and California loom as title contenders in a rugged, reshaped gridiron landscape.
A compiled list of college basketball results by region shows Pacfic Coast and Midwest games with numerous teams posting varied scores. Notable matchups include Washington State over Oregon State, Baylor over Bucknell, and Wake Forest dominating in the Southwest with a 46 to 6 victory.
The Cleveland Browns erased doubts about their 1950 form with a rally in the third period, scoring three touchdowns to defeat the Los Angeles Rams 38 to 24 before 67,186 at the Los Angeles Coliseum. Ken Carpenter led the surge with a 7 yard run and a reception, while Ware and Carpenter added scores as Cleveland rebounded from an opening loss.
American Conference standings mixed with scattered results and a Monday schedule. Mentions New York teams, San Francisco and Chicago, with scattered scores and upcoming games including Bears versus Giants and Packers versus Washington.
Fragmentary OCR text describes an event at Wands with Hayward AC and San Rafa ra. Mentions a Saturday night gathering, a coach or official named Hans and a reserve perhaps, but content is unclear and names are garbled. No coherent action or outcome is discernible.
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