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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1952
Page
10
An Open Forum reports on moving to Oblong in Eastern Illinois where Jason Collins becomes high school principal succeeding Catlett at Royalton. Collins formerly led Crab Orchard and takes over at Royalton as part of winter cage game coverage.
Friday's games showed Maglie Staley and Roberts faltering after strong starts. Maglie failed to reach double digits in wins, Staley lost again, and Roberts finally won after a rough stretch. The Cardinals faced a tough test as pitchers dominated early but hitters began to catch up.
Louisville June 23 AP Bob Hamilton the Hoosier former PGA champion moved into the quarter finals with a sharp scoring game. He and Chick Harbert won their third round matches to reach the 36 hole setup at Big Spring Course in Louisville. Hamilton faces Frank Champ in the next round while Harbert meets Fred Haas Jr. and other top players advance in the PGA event.
Yogi Berra, coming off a hand injury, belted 10 homers and 20 RBIs in 14 games as the Yankees push past the Indians and Red Sox into first place. His 14th homer led the league in a 3-0 win, while Chicago and Boston split across the league.
Sugar Ray Robinson meets Light Heavyweight Champion Joey Maxim in a 15 round title bout at Yankee Stadium aimed at a third world title. Crowds expected near 35 000 with gate projected over 400000 dollars. no TV or radio broadcasts.
The Associated Press lists Batting leaders with Musial of St Louis at .339 and Robinson of Brooklyn at .335. RBIs crown Sauer of Chicago with 60, Thomson of New York 55. Hits show Musial at 79, Adams 76. Home runs top Sauer with 19, Hodges and Thomson 13. Pitching led by Roe of Brooklyn 6 0 with 1.000, Hearn of New York 71 875.
Intercollegiate Regatta June 21 on Lake Onondaga features 28 eight oar shells all built by Pocock of Seattle. The long 62 foot shells weigh about 250 pounds and come from the Huskies' shellhouse. Stan Pocock, UW freshman coach, is his son.
Five members of the University of Florida baseball team played for the Gator football team last fall in Gainesville Florida.
Wertz of Detroit and Sain of New York both figure in a baseball box score with 12 to 1 and 7 to 2 records respectively, noting key pitching lines and run support.
In Lafayette Indiana on June 23 East and West teams battled in NCAA golf best ball qualifications. Wesley Ellis Jr of Texas posted seven birdies and a 67 medal score as he and George Bigham of Oklahoma A and M won their match 7 up over Jim McKinzie Illinois and Kenry Wheat St. Lawrence University under soggy greens.
Rochester New York AP reports Bobby Reuber, a young pitcher for the Webs, impressed major league scouts with 15 percent strikeout rate and 17 batters fanned. He also backed his pitching with three doubles in three trips, fielding all balls hit his way.
The fragment lists Haywood Sullivans as catcher and Joe Davis as defensive end. Jim Hirsch is noted as a right fielder and Bobby appears on offense. Jack Hazen is shown carrying the ball at halfback.
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