Indians face changes as Boudreau rumored to shift positions
The Cleveland Indians explore leadership changes as Lou Boudreau may move from manager to third base to free the reins for a rookie, while Bill Veeck reshapes coaching staff and contemplates a new manager amid injuries and aging stars like Keltner and Gordon.
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Cleveland Indians
Lou Boudreau
Bill Veeck
Boudreau
Lou
Vernon Stephens
Ray Boone
Joe Gordon
Indians
Baumholtz error costs Reds game in ninth inning
Frankie Baumholtz drop of a foul fly in the ninth plated the Braves for a 6-5 Boston victory. Cincinnati had led 5-4 after Baumholtz drove in a run earlier, but his misplay allowed the bases loaded situation to produce the winning rally as Phil Masi and Eddie Stan ky forced in the tying run.
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Boston
Frankie Baumholtz
Cincinnati
Boston Braves
Baumholtz
Frankie
Reds
Kent Peterson
Phil Masi
Redleg
Bucky Walters
Jess Dobernic
Tommy Holmes
Vern Bickford
Frank Fanovich
Dobernic
Eddie Stanky
Masi
Holmes
Alvin Dark
Boxing Results From New Bedford Syracuse Norwalk and Los Angeles
New Bedford Ray Robinson 151 New York KO Freddy Flores 162 New York. Syracuse Kid Gavilan 145 Cuba KO Cliff Hart 146 Syracuse. Norwalk Jimmy Beau 158 Norwalk outpoints Burl Charity 162 Youngstown Ohio. Los Angeles Enrique Bola nos 18414 Mexico outpoints Harold Jones 13614 Detroit.
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Mass
Ray Robinson
New York
Freddy Flores
Syracuse
Kid Gavilan
Cuba
Cliff Hart
Norwalk
Conn
Jimmy Beau
Burl Charity
Youngstown
Los Angeles
Enrique Bolanos
Mexico
Harold
Baby Face
Mel Ott Plays Role In Three Of NL Home Run Ties
In the National League home run hitting championship, Mel Ott of the New York Giants figured in three of the ten ties recorded.
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Mel Ott
New York Giants
Baseball scores from American and National Leagues yesterday
A compact recap shows rows of results across leagues with key pitchers and final tallies. Notable games include New York versus Detroit and St Louis versus New York with multiple runs by late innings, along with Cleveland and Philadelphia victories and several National League matchups.
National League Games Feature Night Matchups Across Standings
Tonight’s schedule has Cincinnati at Boston and Chicago at Brooklyn among several night games. Stan Musial drove in all three Cardinals runs in a 3-0 win over the Giants while Harry Brecheen blanked New York for St. Louis first shutout.
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Detroit
Lopat
Berra
Newhouser
Swift
Boston
St. Louis
Parnell
Batts
Embree
Lollar
Washington
Cleveland
Haefner
Masterson
Haynes
Evans
Weigel
Lemon
Garcia
Zoldak
Papish
Paige
Hogan
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brissie
Rosar
Judson
Surkent
Shoun
Tipton
Nationa League
Brecheen
Rice
Kennedy and Cooper
Brooklyn
Olx
Leonard
Chipman
McLish
Novotney
Roe and Edwards
Cincinnati
Erantt
Peterson
Dobernic
Fanovich
Howell
Bickford and Salkeld
Mass
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Lombardi
Dickson
Fitzgerald
Simmons
Konstanty
Rowe
Seminick
American Association Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Toledo
Wehmeier
Vander Meer
Munchief
Barney
Staley
Koslo
Riddle
Roberts
Baseball Statistics Snapshot from New York 1923
Marshall leads batting with 352. Gordon and Lockman tie for runs at 39. Robinson of Brooklyn drives in 43 RBIs. Thomson and Lockman share top hits at 65. Jones of Philadelphia has 14 doubles.
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Marshall
New York
Gordon
Lockman
Robinson
Brooklyn
Thomson
Jones
Philadelphia
Musial Sparks Cardinals Toward Two-Game Lead
Stan Musial hit two homers and drove in all eight St. Louis runs as the Cardinals defeated the New York Giants 8-0 at the Polo Grounds. The victory moved St. Louis into second place, a half game behind the Dodgers, while Musial lifted his batting to .301 and the team won 13 of 15 since May 24.
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Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Musial
St. Louis
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Stan
Redbirds
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Monte Kennedy
Harry Brecheen
Harry
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooks
Chicago
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Braves
Outsider May Capture Open at Medinah
The 49th National Open opens at Medinah No. 3 as critics predict a rank outsider could topple famed names. Freddie Corcoran notes a new dark horse may surge past Nelsons Sneads Lockes Demarets and Mangrums amid a field of 162 players.
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Sam Parks, Jr
Pittsburgh
Oakmont Country Club
Parks
Freddie Corcoran
Official Guide
Medinah
Joe May
Nelsons
Sneads
Lockes
Demarets
Pedigo Guthrie Stay In Tourney
Athens entrants in the Junior District golf tourney at Columbus won yesterday on Ohio State's course. Roger Pedigo defeated William Jackson 6 and 5 in easy fashion while Dick Guthrie beat Robert Hoag 4 and 8. Pedigo faces Gus Cross and Guthrie meets John Reynolds in 18 holes today.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Roger Pedigo
William Jackson
Dick Guthrie
Robert Hoag
Pedigo
Gus Cross
Guthrie
John Reynolds
Smokers Drop Doubleheader in Point Pleasant
The Smokers Billiards softball team lost to Mayflower Grill of Charleston 9 7 and 7 3 in a doubleheader. Mayflower used a key home run by French and a four run rally off Park Stewart to win the opener after the Smokers out hit 10 to 9. Next they travel to Chillicothe Ohio to face Army Navy Stone and then host Miechhefer Containers of Parkersburg in a 12 inning 7 6 loss in the second game continuation.
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Bud Miller
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Army-Navy Stone
Miechhefer Containers
Parkersburg
Mayflower
van Meter
Wamsley
Hartwell
Cassell
Miller
Stewart
Chandlee
Rod Andrews Top Bobcat hurler from infield refugee
Ohio University star Rod Andrews, 19, rose from high school shortstop to No 1 Bobcat pitcher in 1949. The Dayton native logged seven wins with one loss, hit .277, homered against Ohio State, and credited coach Bob Wren for guidance while planning to finish school before pro ball.
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Dayton Stirgers
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Andrews
Ohio U
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Western Michigan
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Bob Wren
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Western Reserve
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Chandler Cancels Rackley Hopp Trade Between Dodgers and Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers president Branch Rickey announced the mutual cancellation of the Brooklyn Pirates deal involving outfielders Marv Rackley and Johnny Hopp. Both players will return to their original clubs immediately. Pittsburgh president Frank McKinney had protested Rackley’s arm condition.
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Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Marv Rackley
Johnny Hopp
Frank McKinney
Pittsburgh
Rackley
Dodgers
Rickey
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