Red Sox sweep Indians as Williams and DiMaggio star
Boston capped a doubleheader sweep over Cleveland 9-6 and 8-2 before 54,956 fans. Dom DiMaggio collected five hits in game one and Walter Dropo added three in game two, driving 10 Boston hits in the opener. Ray Boone had two errors in each game, while Al Rosen’s nose injury in game one could sideline him days.
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National League Batting and Other Baseball Standings
The article lists leaders across the National and American Leagues with names such as Robinson Hodges Snider Ashburn Elliott Metkovich Bell Musial Jethroe Fain Minoso Williams Busby Gumpert McDermott Raschi Lopat and Kiner Hammered two homers by Ralph Kiner. It also covers yesterday's stars and results including Yankees over Chicago 2 1 and 26 0 in first game, and a Pirates win over Brooklyn.
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IRA Stewards At Marietta To Plan Race
IRA stewards meet at Marietta to finalize details of the 49th Regatta on the Ohio River next Saturday. Penn will be represented by athletic director D Chesley at the meeting amid NCAA television ban tensions.
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Louis and Savold Set for Polo Grounds Knockout duel
Joe Louis and Lee Savold predict early knockouts in a 15 round heavyweight bout at the Polo Grounds on Wednesday night. Louis, 37, aims to finish under six rounds. Savold, two years younger, promises an early finish. Attendance goals hover around 15,000 with $100,000 expected gate. The bout will be shown only via closed circuit to select theaters in Chicago, Cleveland, Washington, Baltimore and Albany. Louis weighs about 20 pounds more than Savold, and Savold holds a British title not at stake in this match.
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Red Birds Spill Blues In Two Games
The Columbus Red Birds beat Kansas City 5-3 in a Sunday doubleheader as Jack Crimian hurled the late innings and Vern Benson hit a two run homer. Milwaukee edged Toledo 5-3 while Louisville topped Minneapolis 5-4 in a tight leaders’ race. St Paul won opener 8-2 but fell 5-0 in the nightcap to Indianapolis.
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Sugar Ray Robinson Wins Easy Bout in Antwerp
In Antwerp Belgium Sugar Ray Robinson defeated Jan de Bruin by a technical knockout in the eighth round after the Dutchman walked out of the ring. Robinson said he eased up to get a tougher workout before his title defense against Randolph Turpin in London on July 30.
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Queen Bees Tie Hartford For First In OVA Race
Gallipolis Queen Bees move into a first place tie with Hartford in the Ohio Valley Association after edging The Traders 3-2 at Gallipolis. Ravenswood swept Racine in a doubleheader and Syracuse beat Point Pleasant 9-4 as Bob Stivers hit three homers for Syracuse. Hartford split a twin bill with Reedsville, losing 4-0 in the opener and winning 3-2 in the nightcap.
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Pancho Segura and Frank Kovacs Lead Pro Tennis Favorites
The international professional championships begin in Cleveland with Pancho Segura and Frank Kovacs as favorites. Last year Segura won the national title and Kovacs was runner-up when the event was held locally. The tournament moves to Forest Hills, New York, this year with top players including Tilden, Rurac, Budge, Parker, Hendrix, Rogers, and McFarland. Openers feature Tilden Copeland, Rurac March, Hendrix Rogers, and McFarland in California.
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Snead Eyes National Open Title At Oakland Hills
Slammin Sam Snead is among favorites at the revamped Oakland Hills course for the National Open. Defending champ Ben Hogan and stalwarts like Cary Middlecoff loom as threats as 142 players tackle narrow fairways and new sand traps. Rounds run Thursday to Saturday with possible playoff on Sunday.
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California Not Eligible for 1952 Rose Bowl
SPOKANE Wash California will not be eligible to play in the 1952 Rose Bowl as the Pacific Coast Conference and Big Ten agree on an equal eligibility plan. Under a one in two rule neither Michigan nor California would be eligible for 1952, but could return in 1953 if the pact is renewed in Seattle.
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Yale Coach Herman Hickman Pro Football Star
Herman Hickman, Yale football coach, spent three seasons with the Brooklyn Dodgers as a pro player and earned All League guard honors each season.
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Reds End Eastern Tour Clinging to Second Spot
Cincinnati Reds complete a strong eastern trip, two games above .500 and two behind Brooklyn, riding a seven win nine game stretch. Joe Adcock returns soon as Cincinnati prepares for a three game series against the New York Giants beginning tomorrow night.
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De Vicenzo Wins Palm Beach Round Robin Amid Pairing Luck
Argentinian golfer Robert De Cicenzo captured a $3000 purse at the Palm Beach Round Robin, finishing with a plus 40 total, three strokes ahead of Jim Ferrier who earned $2000. The final round saw De Cicenzo shoot 75 as his trio struggled. Ferrier rode a late rally to narrow a wide deficit.
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Tennis Star and Home Run Hitter To Marry
Nancy Chaffee, 22-year-old national indoor tennis champion from Ventura, California, and Ralph Kiner of the Pittsburgh Pirates, are engaged. Minas Chaffee announced the engagement at a private party. The tennis star wears a two‑carat diamond ring.
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Cleveland Indiana pitcher Bob Feller posts ten one hit games
Cleveland Indiana star Bob Feller delivers extreme feat with ten one hit efforts, two no hitters marked in season stretch.
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