Barefoot Boy from Vinegar Bend Charts Card Path
Wilmer Mizell of the St Louis Cardinals, nicknamed Vinegar Bend, rose from a Alabama swamp to pro baseball after scout Buddy Lewis signed him following a quick tryout. Manager Johnny Keane of the Columbus Red Birds predicts he could become a great pitcher with more training.
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Vinegar Bend Lefty Wilmer Mizell Towers in Spring Grapefruit Feats
Wilmer Mizell, a 21 year old left hander born in Leakesville Mississippi, dazzles in spring training with the Buffs and Grapefruit League. He pitched for Vinegar Bend Rebels and impressed Houston and Albany early in his career. His minor league record stands 45 14 with three shutouts and a season high 257 strikeouts.
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Wilmer
Vinegar Bend
Houston
Tex
Buffs
Portsider
Preacher Roe
Keane
Dizzy Dean
Wild Bill Hallahan
Eddie Stankey
Baseball Scoreboard fragment with multiple games listed
Partial box score notes from games involving Boston St. Louis New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Brooklyn. Mentions players Porterfield Newsom Kluttz Garver Courtney Trout Batts Dickson Staley Brazile Kiner Mize Campanella Spahn Jethroe and others with runs hits and pitchers in a dense notation of multiple matchups.
Dodgers Top Braves On Campanella Extra Base Thematic
Campanella slugged three singles including a third hit in the fifth that drove in two runs as the Dodgers defeated the Braves 3-2. Parnell allowed only three singles in a 15th win for the Red Sox over the Senators while the Reds shut out the Nationals 3-0.
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Associated Press
Roy Campanella
Dodgers
Braves
Me!Parnell
Red Sox
Senators
Reds
Nats
Baseball Schedule for Tuesday Eight 1940s Era
In the American League, New York visits Philadelphia at 2 00 with Raschi against Keliner, Cleveland plays Chicago at 2 30 with Lemon versus Dobson, St Louis travels to Detroit at 2 50 with Byrne facing Houtteman, and Boston meets Washington at 4 50 with Gumpert opposing Moreno. In the National League Philadelphia hosts New York at 4 30 with Roberts against Maglie, Brooklyn visits Boston at 7, Pittsburgh goes to St Louis at 9 30 with Ollett against Chambers. Only games scheduled.
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Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Raschi
Keliner
Lemon
Dobson
Bryne
Houtteman
Gumpert
Moreno
P.m. Roberts
Maglie
van Cuyk
Ve Sarkent
Ollet
Chambers
Dick Wakefield Signs With Giants After Irvin Injury
New York reports Dick Wakefield, once a Detroit star, signed a contract with the New York Giants following an exhibition game injury to regular left fielder Monte Irvin who broke an ankle in Denver. The move comes after Irvin’s injury as the team adjusts its roster.
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Dick Wakefeld
Detroit
New York Pants
Monte Irvin
Giants
Denwr
19 000 Fans To See Fight At Chicago Stadium
More than 19 000 fans are expected to pack Chicago Stadium tonight to watch Rocky Graziano challenge Sugar Ray Robinson for the middleweight title. Televised nationally, the bout starts at 10 p m EST, with most observers predicting eight rounds or less. Robinson is a 3 1 favorite, odds even on a knockout inside eight rounds.
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Rocky Graziano
Sugar Ray Robinson
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American Association Opens Season Today
Milwaukee, defending champion, hosts Minneapolis with Minneapolis slated for fourth place and Indianapolis in that group. Kansas City, picked third, plays St Paul as the pollsters’ runnerup. Also Louisville visits Toledo at 8 15 p m EST and Indianapolis goes to Columbus at 8 p m EST.
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Teenage pitcher hurls no hitter in Needles Pony League
Larry Armstrong a 13 year old from Athens County dazzles Needles California Pony League by pitching a no hitter with 15 strikeouts and hitting a homers. He is nephew of Marie Beveridge and related to Mrs James Carmichael and Mrs Mabel Winning. The family now makes its home in Needles California.
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Athens
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James Carmichael
University Terrace
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Fred Beveridge
New Marshfield
Marie Beveridge
Reds fall to Cubs 6 to 5 in 10 innings in frigid opener
Cincinnati left 14 runners on base in a cold windswept game as Wally Post and Hank Sauer homered for the Reds and Cubs, with Gene Herrmannski delivering the decisive 10th inning single. Wehmeier started for Chicago, Perkowski and Hiller held Cincinnati until the 10th.
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Pin Notes Gifford Howe and Local Stat Buildings
Fragmentary notes list Gifford Howe and Poston Stat along with Athens building materials and concrete items. The text appears as rough specifications or inventory snippets with locations in Athens and mentions of concrete materials.
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Lawhead
Duke Golfers Hand Ohio Third Setback in South
In Durham Duke defeated Ohio University 11 to 7 at Hope Valley Country Club. Duke posted a seven man average of 72 on the 6625 yard par 70 course. Tom shot under 68 for Duke and Lybeck 70 while Ohio’s Dick Smail led with 73 in the four spot.
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Wines Win Set Record as Wings Clinch Cup
Detroit Red Wings complete the Stanley Cup run with a 3-0 victory over the Montreal Canadiens in game four. Manager Jack Adams calls this team the sweetest-balanced in 35 years as Detroit becomes the first to win the Cup in eight games without a defeat. Only one other team went undefeated through the two playoff rounds.
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Jack Adams
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Boston Bruins
Szondi rolls 288 to tie for high single in ABC Tourney
Louis Szondi of Racine Wisconsin rolled a 288 game yesterday in the American Bowling Congress Tournament to move into a tie with Melvin Bowen of Des Moines Iowa for the high single game.
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Louis Szondi
Racine
Wis
Melvin Bowen
Des Moines
Postpone Lakin Game In Rainout
The baseball game between the Point Pleasant Big Blacks and Lakin was rained out with no definite date set for rescheduling.
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Point Pleasant
No Standout For Derby Says Arcaro
Eddie Arcaro, the Derby record holder, says no three-year-old stands out for the $100,000 Derby at Churchill Downs on May 3. He will ride Hill Gail for Calumet Farm after Steve Brooks resigned. Arcaro recalls his Derby wins with Lawrin Whirlaway Citation Hoop Jr. and notes Hill Gail’s proven ability.
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Ben Jones
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Early Wynn Powers Indians Past White Sox In Opener
Cleveland starter Early Wynn limits Chicago to six hits and defeats the White Sox 3 to 2 in the opening game of the three game set. Ray Boone drives in the first run with a walk and double as Jim Hegan adds a run producing hit. Lollar belts a ninth inning homer for Chicago.
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Chicago
Cleveland Indians
Bob Lemon
Chicago White Sox
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Billy Pierce
Tribe
Indians
al Lopez
Lopez
White Sox
Lemon
Ray Boone
Drew Pierce
Jim Hegan
Cleveland
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Fights Last Night In San Francisco and Toronto
In Sacramento California Art Aragon 143 of Los Angeles stopped Freddie Babe Herman 139 of Los Angeles in ten rounds Harold Baby Face Jones 141 of Detroit outpointed Allan McFater 142 of Toronto ten rounds in Toronto matches.
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Art Aragon
Los Angeles
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Toronto
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Detroit
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Veterans Dominate Opener As Rookies Debut In Majors
In the 1952 MLB season openers veterans starred across several cities. Preacher Roe boosted the Braves past Brooklyn 3-2 in Boston, Ned Garver and Marty Kion led Detroit, Red Schoendienst homered for St Louis, Alpha Brazie closed out Pittsburgh, Walt Dropo and Ted Williams sparked Boston’s 3-0 win over Washington, while rookies Faye Thorneberry Jimmy Piersall and Ted Lepcic contributed two hits for the Red Sox.
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Preacher Roe
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Brooklyn
Detroit
St. Louis
Tigers
Ned Garver
Marty Kion
Bengals
Red Schoendienst
Cardinals
Redbirds
Alpha Brazie
Pirates
Ralph Kiner
Bucs
George Metkovich
Washington
Walt Dropo
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Senators
Mel Parnell
Sterling Southpaw
Nats
Faye Thorneberry
Jimmy Piersall
Ted Lepcic
Red Sox
Hannan High Sets 1952 Eight-Game Grid Schedule
Hannan High Coach Charles Canniford released eight game plans for the 1952 grid slate and seeks two additional opponents. Openers include September 12 at home vs Winfield and November 15 at Buffalo. Open dates remain October 24 and others. Canniford aims to fill slots with similarly sized schools in Mason County.
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Charles Canniford
Hannan
Winfield
Buffalo
Mason County
Wayne
Chester
Crum
Ft. Gay
Duval
Wahama
Putnam
Hornets Edge Reds In Sudden Death Playoff
In Providence the Pittsburgh Hornets beat the Providence Reds 3-2 in sudden death overtime to seize a three games to one lead in the AHL playoff. Regular time was 1-1, and overtime stood 2-2 before Rudy Migay scored at 18:40 of sudden death. The fifth game will be in Pittsburgh tomorrow night.
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Pittsburgh Hornets
Providence Reds
Rudy Migay
Pittsburgh
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