Hapless Cubs Rally Past Giants as Cavaretta Fires Team Up
Chicago manager Phil Cavaretta reshuffles the outfield after blasting his club for loafing. Cubs beat the defending NL champion Giants 10 2 in Phoenix as Dee Fondy and Jack Wallacia lead with four and three hits respectively. Yankees win 4 1 over Tigers as Billy Martin injures ankle. Cardinals edge Red Sox 7 6 in 15 innings. Browns top White Sox 1 0 in five. Dodgers top Phillies 10 9 in night game.
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Detroit Tigers
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Tom Morgan
Art Schallock
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Boston Red Sox
Vern Benson
Herb Gorman
Larry Miggins
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Chicago White Sox
Tom Byrne
Brownies
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Five Buckeye Horses On Hambletonian List
The U. S. Trotting Association said Tuesday five Ohio owned horses are among 73 eligibles for the Hambletonian Stake for three year old trotters. The Hambletonian blue ribbon classic will be held at Goodime Park in Goshen New York August. Ohio horses involved are Leather wood Day Jen Han over Safford Hanover Lu Peck and Averill Hanover with owners Samuel Huttenbauer Canton Peter Pan Stable Canton O L Mears Toledo and C M Saunders Toledo respectively.
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Louise Suggs Set To Open Titleholders As Favorite
Louise Suggs, from Carrollton Georgia, headlined the Titleholders tournament opening in Augusta. The defending star is favored to win a second Titleholders crown amid a strong field that includes Babe Zaharias, Patty Berg, Betty Jameson, and Betsy Rawls. Suggs recently won the Carrollton Open and posted seconds in Atlanta’s National Open, the Weathervane leg in Miami, the Sarasota Open, and the Tampa Open.
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New York NBA Chronicle Names Marie Morrison Marathon Howlerette
Marie Morrison achieved fame by bowling 135 games in 18 hours, delivering a 164 average to claim the world marathon howlerette title in a notable New York scene.
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Marie Morrison
Luke Easter to have first knee test today in Cleveland
Cleveland plans the season opening workout for Luke Easter in game conditions. The first baseman hopes his knee brace off last week will unlock 40 homers. he remains a key power threat for the Indians in a lineup facing the San Diego Padres.
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Bob Kerrigan
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Merril Combs
Carter Scores Disputed Win in Lightweight Bout
In Chicago Stadium Jimmy Carter won a non-title split decision over Luther Rawlings. Referee, not the judges, favored Carter though Rawlings protested. The overweight bout drew 3627 fans and was televised nationally. A monument to Skeets Irvine was unveiled in Collingswood, New Jersey.
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Ohio Conference selects top basketball stars for 1952
Five players from five schools earned first team honors on the 1952 Associated Press all conference squad. Wittenberg star Hugh Robins was named outstanding performer, with Paul Bernlohr Capital, Bob Coverdale Ohio Wesleyan, Don Simon Muskingum, and Jack Holt Wooster filling the guard and forward spots. Robins set Wittenberg records in points and seasons.
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Perk) Robins
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Ohio Wesleyan
Don Simon
Muskingum
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Wooster
Buckeye Hockey Teams Secure Playoff Spots
Cleveland Barons clinch their playoff berth and chase first in the Western Division by weekend wins over Indianapolis, while Cincinnati Mohawks, after two seasons of struggle, earn a postseason spot. First round matchups would pit Cleveland against Hershey or Providence and Cincinnati against Buffalo.
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Braves Beat Redlegs in Spring Battle
Tampa a spring game saw the Boston Braves defeat the Cincinnati Reds 7 to 5. Braves benefited from wild throws by Reds catchers Andy Seminick and Bobby Adams, while Herman Wehmeier pitched four innings allowing one run.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Blacks Drop Middleport in Season Schedule
Blacks coach Bob Adkins outlines a 10 game slate featuring Ohio Class B Middleport skipped for Class A attention with opponents including Poca Gallipolis Barboursville St. Albans Wahama Huntington Seth Nitro Ripley and Ceredo Kenova to boost statewide recognition.
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Ohio State Nine Opens Spring Training Tour
Ohio State University's baseball team captain Marty Karow leads 20 players on a southwestern spring training tour. The defending Big Ten champions open at the University of Houston tomorrow then play at Brooke Medical Center in San Antonio and Texas A and M the following week.
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Duquesne and LaSalle Meet in NIT Semi Final Tonight
Duquesne carries a 22-1 record into a high profile NIT semi against LaSalle at Madison Square Garden. The first game on a double bill expects about 18,000 fans as Dayton faces St. Bonaventure in the other semi, with finalists to Saturday's final and third place game.
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Sugar Ray Defends Title Against Carl Olson in San Francisco
Sugar Ray Robinson defends his middleweight crown tonight against Carl Olson with a $1 purse. It is Robinsons first title defense since reclaiming the title from Randy Turpin six months ago. Both Robinson and promoter William Kyne donated their shares minus $1 to the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund. Olson is slated to receive 9000 dollars minus 1500 for nonexistent TV rights, a sum promised before learning there would be no TV or radio broadcast.
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Bobo) Olson
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Santa Anita Park Opens Harness Meet Amid 600000 Purse
Santa Anita Park in Arcadia starts a 40 day harness meet for the Western Harness Racing Association with 24 stakes totaling over 200000 in value and a 600000 purse. Pacers and trotters replace thoroughbreds as leading horses launch the season. The text also notes bat wing bones relate to finger bones in humans.
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