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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1951
Page
6
A fragment lists a prize for a 20 Right Fourth Grid Guess entry with two inconsistent phrases and mentions California versus another state. The readable bits imply a score or entry instruction but lack complete details or context.
The Daily Review announces a prize guessing game with $55 for guessing all games, increasing by $10 weekly up to $135, plus $10 for more correct predictions than others. Five tickets admit one car and occupants. five tickets admit two to the Ritz theater and Motor Movies. Tie rules select a single winner, with family participation allowed. entries posted by noon Friday. final authority with The Review. marking clarity may cause mistakes.
United Press coach poll ranks top college football teams for second week. California tops 35 leaders with 419 points in a list led by Michigan State Tennessee and Texas. Georgia Tech Maryland Baylor also high, Texas A&M jumps from 10th to fifth after Oklahoma loss.
Colorado Industrial Commission ruled former Denver university gridder Ernest E. Nemeth was effectively an employee of the university, making him eligible for disability pay and medical expenses. The decision, by Referee David F. How, centers on football as big business and the employer employee relation.
Detroit Lions rose to conference leadership with a 37 to 10 victory over the New York Giants. Doak Walker and Pat Harder each scored two rushing touchdowns while Walker added a field goal and four extra points, guiding the Lions amid 25,000 chilly fans.
Tournament chairman says the $37,500 prize fund has drawn top names in professional golf from Northern California and Reno to the Reno golf tournament.
In tense Polo Grounds action the New York Yankees defeated the New York Giants 17 to 10 behind Eddie Lopat’s steady five innings and Joe DiMaggio’s seventh inning homer. The win levels the 1951 World Series at 2 2 with a seventh game looming back at Yankee Stadium. Reynolds cooled the Giants after a strong start and Stengel signals another rotation for the finale if needed while Durocher contemplates lineup changes for the last game.
Oregon State publicity chief Irvin Harris warned USC writers that Oregon State is the strongest Beaver squad since 1946 and will bring a potent offense to the Rose Bowl race. USC coach Jess Hill praised his Trojans after a Washington victory, defending his team's rough play and defensive effort in a hard but clean game.
San Francisco reports Coach Lynn Waldorf extols Billy Mais, Cal quarterback, praising his fundamentals ball handling passing and defensive reading. Waldorf lauds his use of the Cleveland Browns pass formation and notes Cal’s improving blocking after a 4-14 win over Minnesota.
The Los Angeles Angels of the Pacific Coast League have acquired pitcher Milo Candini from the Philadelphia Phillies in a cash deal. Candini, a right hander, joins a pitching staff seeking improved depth for the season.
Harry Matthews earned a potential shot at Joey Maxim by stopping Grant Butcher in 2 minutes 14 seconds of the first round. The Seattle fighter knocked out the California titleholder with a right cross then finished with a left to seal No. 63 in his win column as an attempt to force a Maxim title bid stirred political ire but a formal investigation did not materialize.
In Pittsburg, Layne and Charles Taper off training ahead of their heavyweight clash at Forbes Field tomorrow. Charles worked two rounds with Al Smith and Lloyd Gibson, totaling 106 training rounds. Trainer Ray Arcel expects the former champ to weigh about 185, with Charles a rising heavyweight prospect after last spring’s defeat of Jersey Joe Walcott.
Middleweight champion Sugar Ray Roblin testified in New York City federal court about exclusive contracts with the International Boxing Club. He is expected to explain the nature and scope of the agreements and their impact on boxing politics and prize fights.
Hayward Land Development Corp announces a target opening for the new Hayward golf course around November 1 with limited play. Nine holes done, no trees or shrubs. Park Club noisily considers a pre opening kickoff for extra publicity. Local boxing notes include Ezzard Charles comeback and Layne bout on CBS. Bay Area golf pros to hold a clinic and tournament benefiting the International Rheumatic Fever Foundation. More than 200 prizes promised across events with a Ladies Night and Hole-In-One challenge offering a $100 prize.
Three observers debate the impact of platoon play in football with Minnesota and California. They discuss limits on team size, pay for players, and the ethics of recruiting, noting how quality may trump sheer numbers in preventing exploitation of practice squads.
In San Lorenzo AC action, Buffrum leads Village 800 after a 2-1 night as Team Nu sponsor shifts top spot. Paddy Chrome edges Stahl and Shalluck 1- game, Stan Mocek tops with a 72 series, Hal Clausen posts 223, and Lou Sonderman posts a 235 single line with Mike Rungieri adding 220s.
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