Cubs rout Dodgers 7-1 behind four-hitter Hacker
Chicago Cubs pitcher Ken Hacker spun a four-hitter as Brooklyn Dodgers were routed 7-1. The Cubs exploded for four runs in the first inning and added three more in the eighth. Duke Snider homered for the Dodgers, the lone highlight in an otherwise dominant Chicago win.
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Snead Aims to Match Hogan Triple Crown Feat
Sam Snead targets the 1954 golfing "little slam" by winning the Masters U S Open and British Open in one season. He plans to enter the British Championship July 5 9 only if he clinches the U S Open at Baltusrol June 17 19, with Hogan declining to defend. My Celeste retires from racing and goes to a breeding farm.
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Anderson Redskins Top Richmond Red Devils 4 1 in CIC clash
Anderson high school routed Richmond 4 1 as Larry Dehority pitched a four hit ball through six and Dehority led at the plate with a three run fifth inning. St Marys Gaels then crushed Decatur Catholic 16 5 in Catholic Conference action as Farrer and Gross split pitching duties and the Gaels pulled away with a seven run sixth.
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Greenfield Wins 11-7 Over Cambridge City in Baseball
Greenfield defeated Cambridge City 11 to 7 as pitchers Jim Fletcher and Jim Olvey combined on a four hitter. The Cardinals travel to Lawrence Central on Thursday and host Noblesville May 25 and Indianapolis Manual May 26. Dishman Stites W Stites Fletcher Olvey Gibbs.
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Fiore Favored To Stop Black In 10 Round Clash
Carmine Fiore a Brooklyn welterweight with a fierce left hook is an 8 to 5 favorite to defeat Jed Black of Janesville Wisconsin in a nationally televised 10 rounder at Madison Stadium starting 8 p m. Black an unbeaten streak in 27 bouts includes 26 wins and a draw with Chico Vejar. Black carries a 28 1 1 record while Fiore stands 25 15 5 but has won seven straight and aims to hand Black his first loss in 20 months.
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Martin Arrives At Camp Carson
Billy Martin former Yankees star from the 1953 World Series arrived at Camp Carson Colorado Springs for Army reassignment. Maj Neil Sharkey said he came from Fort Ord California and would likely be posted to an Army post in the 5th Army area.
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Arcaro Given Ten Day Suspension From Belmont Park
New York jockey Eddie Arcaro received a ten day suspension from Belmont Park stewards for a careless ride on Dead Duck in the seventh race at Belmont Monday. Charley O'Brien riding South Point protested that Arcaro's mount crossed over and interfered on the last turn, costing him a chance at the Preakness.
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New York Racing Chief Collects Autographed Letters
Ashley Trimble Cole, chairman of the New York State Racing Commission, pursues an unusual hobby of collecting and framing autographed letters and documents from notable legal figures.
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Arnold Johnson and Yoke to Vie in Sun Valley Clash
Johnny Arnold Briar Johnson and Johnny Yoke will headline a stock car battle at Sun Valley Speedway on Saturday night in the final Tornado Stock Car Club appearance of the month. They chase Bill Kimmell's 15.7 time trial record as Roy Rogers drives the pace car for the 500 lap show. More than 70 languages are spoken in Ethiopia.
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Jablonski And Avila Sit Atop Batting Leaders
Ray Jablonski of the Cardinals leads the National League with a .373 average and 47 hits. Cleveland’s Bobby Avila tops the American League at .378 with 42 hits, as Granny Hamner and Duke Snider chase in the NL and AL races for batting and power.
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Duke Golf Captain Feisinger Leads Tigers in College Golf
John Feisinger of Washington DC captains Duke University golf and has won two letters. Cass Michaels of the Chicago White Sox becomes the first American League player to reach 10-year status this season, achieving the milestone on April 22.
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Crown Point Names Union City Coach Harry Allison
Crown Point Ind. Harry Allison 31 of Union City was named basketball coach at Crown Point High School this week. Allison led Union City teams to a 78 31 record over five years and will succeed Dean Snider who is returning to Portage Township High School near Gary.
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Russia Favored To Take World Amateur Diadem
In Tokyo coach John Shindle predicts Russia will win the 1952 World Amateur Wrestling Championships May 22-25 with Sweden as a major challenger. Shindle, leading 11 American wrestlers, aims for at least one title as 150 athletes from 16 nations compete in a new coliseum.
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Notre Dame Wins Indoor Central Collegiate Conference Track Title
Notre Dame track squads capture the indoor Central Collegiate Conference championship, adding to the university’s strong football and basketball programs this season.
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