Cubs Nip Cleveland 6-5 in Spring Exhibition Thriller
The Cubs rallied to beat the Indians 6-5 as four eighth inning runs flipped a 3-2 deficit. Ray Narleski gave way early. Bob Lemon gave up two in six, and Harry Chiti doubled in two for Chicago while Al Rosen and Larry Doby drove in runs for Cleveland.
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New York Yankees
Cleveland
Indians
Chicago Cubs
Tribe
Cubs
Bob Lemon
Chicago
White Sox
Ray Narleski
Indianapolis
Narleski
Lemon
al Rosen
Ray
Alo
Harry Chiti
Hal Jeffcoat
Chiti
Bud Hardin
Rosen
Larry Doby
Doby
Eddie Miksis
Harry Simpson
Dale Mitchell
Jim Fridley
Fridley
Simpson
Cleveland Abrho A Combs
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Rosenth
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Montalvo
A-Boone
Lemon Vp
B-Tebbetts Saeibetk Ok
Miksis
Fondy ”' - Ean
Baumholtz
Northey
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Jackson
Brinkopf
Jeffcoat
Miksis Rosen
Cavarretta
Chitl
Baczewski
Combs
Hardin
Fondy
Padgett
Ho—Lemon
Leski
Reds Eye Grady Hatton as Second Baseman Prospect
Reds manager Luke Sewell believes Grady Hatton may be the team’s strongest all around second base candidate. Hatton has been fielding second during spring training while contributing as a pinch hitter in a 7 to 0 exhibition win over Detroit. Cincinnati’s bats knocked Hal Newhouser for four runs in the fourth, with Ted Kluszewski and Andy Seminick each collecting three hits.
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TAMPA
Luke Sewell
Cincinnati Reds
Grady Hatton
The
Redlegs
Hatton
Sewell
Grady
Reds
Lonnie Frey
Detroit Tigers
Hal Newhouser
Freddie Hutchinson
Herman Wehmeier
Bill Bevens
Frank Smith
Bengals
Wehmeier
Ted Kluszewsi
Andy Seminick
Cincinnati
Phillies
Niles Jordan
Dick Sisler
Eddie Pellagrini
Carbon Hill Opens Drills seeks Games
Carbon Hill High School opens baseball drills this week with five veterans returning to form the nucleus of the 1952 squad. Coach Frank Downhour relies on Dick Devol Ronnie Dupler Bill Blake Max Daw levy and Terry Dane to fill five starting spots. The team lacks a league and regular schedule. it seeks games with nearby teams and invites contact at Carbon Hill High School.
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Carbon Hill High School
Frank Downhour
Dick Devol
Ronnie Dupler
Bill Blake
Max Dawlevy
Terry Dane
Carbon Hill
Hocking County
Brown Fears Restrictions On College Football
Cleveland Browns coach Paul Brown said new limits on college football could boost pro football gate receipts but he hates to see college football torn apart. He spoke at a Miami University banquet honoring the Miami basketball team co champions with Western Michigan in the Mid American Conference. Dick Watts and Bernie Griesinger won individual Miami awards with Walls receiving the efficiency plaque and MVP trophies.
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Oxford
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
Brown
Miami University
Miami
Western Michigan
Dick Watls
Ft. Recovery
Bernie Griesinger
Hamilton
Walls
Griesinger
New London Coach Named Portsmouth High Football Mentor
Bob Brownson of New London was named Portsmouth High School football coach for a two year term at 4400 dollars annually. He will start August 1 with line coach Bruce L Schmidt. Brownson succeeds Chris Stefan whose team went 0 10 last season. Brownson starred at New London High in 1951 and hails from Ashland after graduating Ashland College in 1948.
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Portsmouth
Bob Brownson
New London
Portsmouth Board of Education
Brownson
Bruce L. Schmidt
Chris Stefan
Trojan
New London High
Ashland, O
Ashland High School
Ashland College
Eeme
Associa Press
Spring Training Box Scores Highlight Varied Performances
Detroit posted strong lineups with Souchock a 190 batting average noted. Cincinnati saw Temple and Wyrostek contributing, while Schmidt pitched 20 spring innings without a run. Yankees edged Braves 3 1 on homers by Cerv MecDougald Morgan Gorman. Dodgers beat A's 10 9 in 10 innings on Campanella double after Robinson walk. Pirates B team defeated Hollywood 95 and Giants beat International All Stars 7 1.
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Detroit
Priddy
Souchock
Wits
Hutchinson
Ginsburg
Cincinnati
Temple
Adams
Wyrostek
Adcock
Klussewski
Post
Seminick
McMillan
Wwen Nee Wehmeier
Schmidt
Othe Phils
Forrest Burgess
Bob Slaybaugh
Omaha
New York Yankees
Boston Braves
Bob Cerv
Gil MecDougald
Tom Morgan
Tom Gorman
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia A’s
Jackie Robinson
Roy Campanella
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hollywood
New York Giants
NCAA Semi Finals Loom as Jam Packed Night
Illinois battles St John s at 7 30 p m PST in Seattle with Lovellette s Kansas later facing Santa Clara Kansas led by Clyde Lovellette looms large while St John s and Santa Clara promise a spirited challenge to the favorites.
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Illinois
Kansas
St. John’s University
Redmen
Brooklyn
Kentucky Wildcat
Fighting Illini
Santa Clara
St. John's
Jayhawks
Clyde Lovellette
Bobby Feerick
Santa Clara Broncos
Cards Flash Good Pitching Shutout Phils
Max Lanier praised the Cardinals pitching as they excel in the Grapefruit League. After 16 games the staff has allowed 47 runs for a 2.94 ERA. Willard Schmidt joined by Cliff Chambers delivered a 1-0 win over Philadelphia, recording the fourth shutout.
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Max Lanier
St. Louis Cardinals
Eddie Stanky
Philadelphia Phils
Willard Schmidt
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
Cliff Chambers
Phils
Bevens Earns Semi Shutout in Detroit Cincinnati Tilt
Wehmeier gets the win in a 6 7 inning game with Newhouser charged for 5 runs. Seminick and Wertz drive runs for Detroit while Adams Adcock and Seminick pace Cincinnati with extra base hits and RBIs. Wehmeier limits Detroit to 6 hits as Hutchinson and Bevens struggle early. Att 631 at Detroit.
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Detroit
E — Wertz
Mapes
Berry
Seminick
RBI
Temple
Kluszewski
Hatton
Adams
Adcock
SB Evers
Souchock
Batts
Hutchinson
Priddy
Wertz
Derby Favorite Windy City II Pulls Up Lame in Arcadia
Windy City II, the Irish three year old and former European juvenile champion, pulled up lame at Santa Anita after yesterday’s work. Trainer Willie Alvarado said the colt will miss the remainder of the year and be aimed at a 1958 return at Santa Anita.
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Arcadia
Calif
Santa Anita
Willie Alvarado
Newhouser Tops AL Pitchers For Scoring Edge
Newhouser stands as the lone veteran pitcher in the American League with a better than 500 average edge against every other club, highlighting his standout performance and rare dominance across the circuit.
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Ha! Newhouser
Schorr's 664 Tops Singles In Logan Bowling Tourney
Logan Lawrence Schorr posted a 664 in the singles portion of the Men's Logan Bowling Association Handicap Tournament at Thomas Recreation. Buck Martin G E won team event top with 3020, while Earl Roberts and L E Strawn claimed doubles with 1225. John Sloan led actual pins with 1760 total. Budge Connors had high handicap at 1903.
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Lawrence Schorr
Logan Bowling Association
Thomas Recreation
Buck Martin
G. E
Earl Roberts
L. E. Strawn
John Sloan
Budge Connors
Dodge & Plymouth
Ohio track schedule and racing calendar announced
The State Racing Commission issued the 1952 Ohio horse racing schedule listing Beulah Park Columbus May 10-31 Sept 5-17 and Sept 19-Oct 4 River Downs Cincinnati May 30-July 19 Hamilton Park Hamilton Aug 11-Sept 1 Cranwood Park Cleveland May 3-31 and Sept 20-Oct 11 Ascot Park Akron June 3-July Randall Park Cleveland July 2-Sept 13 Fort Miami Raceway Toledo Apr 19-May 17 Harness Races Painesville June 3-July 23 Lebanon May 10-31 and Sept 13-Oct 4 Columbus June 3-July 19 Aurora Downs Solon C Sept 11-Oct 31. SPARTANS TURNED PRO EAST LANSING Mich When Darrell Lindley Michigan State junior outfielder signed a Chicago White Sox contract he became the 25th Spartan with eligibility to join the pro ranks since 1946. PARKER RETURNS TO DUKE DURHAM N. C Clarence Ace Parker former Duke star and Brooklyn Dodger is backfield coach of the Blue Devils and also manages the Durham Bulls of the Class B Carolina league Last year the Bulls won the pennant.
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State Racing Commission
Beulah Park
River Downs
Cincinnati
Hamilton Park
Hamilton
Cranwood Park
Cleveland
Ascot Park
Akron
Randall Park
Fort Miami
Toledo
Painesville
Lebanon
Aurora Downs
Solon
Spartans
East Lansing
Mich
Darrell Lindley
Michigan State
Chicago White Sox
Spartan
Parker
Duke Durham
N. C
Clarence
Ace) Parker
Duke University
Brooklyn Dodgers
Blue Devils
Durham Bulls
Bulls
Chauncey Blue Devils Beat Stockport 5-3 In Series Opener
Chauncey coach Bill Smith's Blue Devils evened the baseball series with Stockport by winning 5-3 on their home field. Returning regulars Hubie Bobo and Bill Sanders led the victory as Smith rebuilds the infield around five veterans and a crop of newcomers.
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Chauncey
Bill Smith
Blue Devils
Stockport
Hubie Bobo
Bill Sanders
Smith
Blue Devil
Columbus
Roscoe
Eddie Collins
Jan Taylor
Jack Earich
Clarence Willis
Bobo
Hubie
Gene Boudinot
Taylor
Vid Canter
Tom Cline
Dick Collins
Jerry Russell
Short
Jerry Lanning
Eddie Abdella
Keystone
Canter
Moundsman
Bob Tavan
Bob Gillespie
Ancil McKee
Jerry Taylor
Collins
Don Daugherty
Russ McAfee
Terry O'Neil
Baseball records and notable pitching and hitting feats
A quiz listing major league records from bases on balls to pinch hitting totals. Bruno Haas walked 16 Yankees in 1915 debut. Detroit's 1921 .316 team batting average. Carl Hubbell's 4 straight wins across 1936-37. Sam Leslie's 22 pinch hits in 1932 for the Giants.
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Worcester Academy
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Carl Hubbell
Sam Leslie
Giants
Exhibition Ball Results Across Cities
Chicago beats Cleveland 6 to 6 and Cincinnati 7 while Detroit and New York face losses. Boston defeats Buffalo 9 to 1 as Detroit B trails 5 to St Louis 1. Philadelphia Pittsburgh B records 9 to 5. Hollywood wins 5 and New York 7 defeats International All Stars 1. Brooklyn tops Philadelphia A 10 to 8.
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Cleveland
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Buffalo
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Pittsburgh
Hollywood
All-Stars
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Holyoke
Mass
Billy Graham
Mike Gillo
New Haven
Conn
Toronto
Arthur King
Fitzie Pruden
St. Catherine’s
Ont
Coaching Shakeup as Crane Resigns for West Virginia
Washington and Lee football line coach Russell J. Crane resigns to take a similar post at West Virginia University. In Cleveland, Emmett A. Hileman 61 former Randall Park racing secretary died of a heart attack in Coral Gables after a career as a jockey.
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Lexington
Russell J. Crane
Washington and Lee
West Virginia University
Randall Park Aid
Cleveland
Emmett A. Hileman
Randall Park
Coral Gables
Fla
Hileman
Logan Mat Program Brings Big Wrestling Night to High School
Logan welcomes a three match card presented by the Downtown Coaches Association led by Chris Belkas vs Roy Shires in a two out of three falls bout. The semi final features Mary Jane Mull and Ruth Boatcallie in a women’s match with 45 minute limit, followed by Angelo Potfo vs Edmund Francis in a 20 minute opener.
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Logan Downtown Coaches Association
Chris Belkas
Roy
Shires
Belkas
Lynn
Mass
Northwestern University
Grapplettes
Mary Jane Mull
Toledo
Ruth Boatcallie
Houston
Tex
Angelo Potfo
Edmund Francis
Snead forfeits in Jacksonville Open playoff
Doug Ford secured his first big victory as Slammin Sam Snead forfeited the 18 hole playoff in the Jacksonville Open. Ford of Harrison New York tied Snead at 280 after 72 holes and would have faced Snead in a deciding playoff. Snead declined the top prize and took second money of 1400 dollars citing a ruling on an out of bounds shot.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Doug Ford
Sam Snead
Ford
Harrison
N. Y
Snead
Plasky leads ABC events with two strong showings
Joe Plasky of Lincoln Park Michigan takes the singles lead with a 676 and tops all-events at 1 859 in the American Bowling Congress tournament after a 201 7 strike burst and a 252 mid game. Ray Scherbarth trails by six pins.
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Joe Plasky
Lincoln Park
Mich
American Bowling Congress
Ray Scherbarth
Plasky
Royal Supply
Aill
Gonzales Wins Third Straight in Philadelphia Masters
In the Philadelphia Inquirer Masters, Dick Gonzales defeated Jack Kramer 6-3 6-4 to win his third straight in the four man round robin. Pancho Segura moved into second place with a 6-2 6-2 win over Frank Kovacs as Kramer’s chances for the $3,000 top prize dimmed.
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Philadelphia
Jack Kramer
Dick Gonzales
Jack
Gonzales
Ecuador
Pancho Segura
Frank Kovacs
King Ranch horses vie for Derby spot at Churchill Downs
King Ranch has three Derby eligible colts Risque Rouge Armagh and High Scud training in Columbia South Carolina for the $100000 spring race at Churchill Downs. Risque Rouge bought from Stoner Creek Stud for 6000 dollars as a yearling. Armagh is homebred and a Bold Venture son. High Scud joined from W Arnold Hanger after several starts. Risque Rouge led last year with best record. Armagh failed in nine starts while High Scud won two of five.
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King Manch
Churchill Downs
Risque Rouge Armagh
High Scud
Columbia
South Carolina
King Ranch
Texas Racing Stable
Assault
Middleground
Risque Rouge
John D. Hertz
Stoner Creek
W. Arnold Hanger
Armagh
Bold Venture
Risque
Blenheim IT
Tom Foo
Put Out
Akron Women Lead State Bowling Tourney
Akron pair Ruby Loy and Emma Snyder rolled 1291 to lead the doubles at the 27th annual State Women's Bowling Tournament in Springfield. Akron’s Eileen Garver posted 686 to stand fourth in singles as Dayton’s National Cash Register team led the team event with 2919. The tournament continues into the weekend.
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Springfield
Ruby Loy
Emma Snyder
Akron
Eileen Garver
Lynn Patrick Youngest NHL Coach Trains Bruins
Lynn Patrick, coach of the Boston Bruins, is the youngest NHL coach in the circuit. He just celebrated his 4th birthday.
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Lynn Patrick
Boston Bruins
National Hockey League
Record of 48 American Rowing Congress Tournaments
More than 3 500 000 games have been rolled in 48 American Rowing Congress Tournaments and only 11 perfect games have been achieved at these meetings.
Logan High Chieftains Readied For SE Ohio Playoffs
Logan High School coach Marion Allen welcomes a veteran Logan Chieftains baseball squad headed toward the Southeastern Ohio tournament in Athens. Led by pitcher Roger Frisinger and catcher Charles Schrader, the team features strong infield depth and experienced hitters as practice continues and a full schedule unfolds.
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Athens
Logan High School
Marion Allen
Lamb
Athens County League Nines Begin April 8 Schedule Set
The Athens County Spring Baseball League opens April 8 with four opening games and two divisions. Northern: Buchtel Waterloo Jacksonville-Trimble The Plains. Southern: Ames-Bern Albany Rome Troy Shade. The playoff winner meets for the championship. Games start at 2 p.m. or 3 p.m.
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Waterloo
Jacksonville-Trimble
the Plains
Ames-Bern
Albany
Rome
Troy
Shade
Shade-Eye Buchtel
J-T
Racine Opens With Alumni On Friday
Racine High School names Ike Wiseman as baseball coach replacing Don Wolfe who served 19 years. Sophomore Larry Wolfe leads pitching as the Purple Tornadoes face the Alumni in Friday’s opener. Key returnees and new starters aim to fill in for graduations with a spring schedule listed ending May 2.
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Don Wolfe
Racine High School
Purple Tornadoes
Larry Wolfe
Wolfe
Oak Hill
Verenon Counts
Pete Cundiff
Wiseman
Coolville
Middleport
Point Pleasant
Pomeroy
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