The program had the backing of media magnate William Randolph Hearst who, early on, stressed the goals of the program. The annual event was held at the Polo Grounds in New York through 1958, and was moved to Yankee Stadium in 1959. The game featured the New York All-Stars against the U.S. In 1946, sportswriter Max Kase of the New York Journal-American was instrumental in creating the Hearst Sandlot Classic. Everyone who participated gained memories to last a lifetime. Many of those who participated signed professional contracts and others were able to obtain scholarships to further their education. Everyone who participated gained memories to last a lifetime.Set against the backdrop of a country emerging from war, and entering into a period of prosperity, the Hearst Sandlot Classic for 20 years offered a showcase for young baseball talent.
Set against the backdrop of a country emerging from war, and entering into a period of prosperity, the Hearst Sandlot Classic for 20 years offered a showcase for young baseball talent.
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