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Cal Baseball: Clint Evans Becomes The First Golden Bear Inducted to the College Baseball Hall of Fame
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Cal Baseball: Clint Evans Becomes The First Golden Bear Inducted to the College Baseball Hall of Fame
In 1947, the NCAA baseball tournament was the first-ever NCAA-sanctioned baseball tournament to determine a national champion in college baseball. California, led by head coach Clint Evans, would go on to defeat Yale University, which was led by then-junior first baseman George H. W. Bush and “Captain” of the Bulldogs team, with a perfect 4-0 postseason record to establish Cal as the first-ever champions of college baseball.Coach Clint Evans wil…
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