Cardinals fall to Redlegs in double setback amid flu woes
Cincinnati redlegs topple St. Louis 7 2 and 6 3 as Musial returns from illness to homer in a long relief shift. Howard Fox falters in two innings before Raffensberger holds the fort, while Joe Adcock drives two homers and a triple. Connie Ryan shines at second as Virgil Stallcup regains shortstop, and rookie Joe Presko struggles in relief.
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Cardinals
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Willie Ramsdell
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Virgil Stallcup
Roy McMillan
Luke Sewell
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Diering
Howerton
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Sarni
Presko
Wilks
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Ryan
Kincewski
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McMillan
Ramedel
Anne A Torii
Redlegs Beat Cardinals Twice Heads-Up Ball
Cincinnati Redlegs top Cardinals 7-2 and 6-3 at Crosley Field to climb from last place in the National League standings. Pitching by Howie Fox and Kenny Raffensberger, with Joe Adcock driving in four runs on two homers, carried the first game as Fox left with a back twinge. Ramadell earned his first win in the nightcap, as Cincinnati pulled away with a five-run third inning and doubles by Kiluszewski and Merriman. The team next plays Dayton exhibition then Boston on Tuesday.
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Cardinals
Howard Fox
Fox
Kenny Raffensberger
Birds
Joe Adcock
Ted Kluszewski
Adcock
Joe
St. Lewis
Columbus Redbirds
Rocky Nelson
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Presko
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Howerton
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Ted Kiluszewski
Oe Merriman
Reedsville
Guinther
Gene Wetherholt
Bees
McAfee
Hannum
Syracuse
Ravenswood
Matt Hendricks
Richardson
Ohio U Nine Plays Marietta This Week Card
Ohio University opens a four game week hosting Marietta College 3 30 p m Monday then travels to Columbus to face Ohio State in a return contest Tuesday OU visits Xavier in Cincinnati Thursday and ends Saturday against Western Michigan The Bobcats have dropped five straight with a 9 9 season mark after a Western Michigan sweep Marietta beat Ohio U 9 8 in Marietta last week while Saturday Marietta lost 6 4 to Morris Jesus Western pitching Gavin Pagan in relief Don Edwards Tom Cole picked up the win for Western Michigan with 12 strikeouts in the first game and Joe Kovach and Glen Hursey finished in the eighth in the nightcap Ohio U and West Michigan split the two games with West Michigan winning the first 9 4 and Ohio U taking the second 14 3.
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High school and college sports schedule notes
A dense calendar lists Class A and B District baseball tourneys at OU field in Athens and Racine, plus Ohio U matches against Marietta, Ohio State, Western Michigan, Miami, Xavier, Morris Harvey and others. Tennis, track, golf events include Ohio U and opponents at OU courts, Wayne, Kent State, Western Reserve and more, with several 1:50 pm and 3 pm starts across venues.
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OU Stadium
Briton hopes rely on Walker Cup stars for title
BIRKDALE England Britons eye the amateur title as Walker Cup stars lead the United States in the International Trophy event. Sam Arzetta and Willie Turnesa shine in foursomes and singles while Dick Chapman adds victory. The Americans held a 6 to 3 edge with McCreary and others claiming singles wins and practice to prepare for Porthcawl opening May 21.
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Wales
Sam Arzetta
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Frank Strasaihan
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Stran
Mike Little Wins 20-Lap Stock Car Feature at Bedford
Mike Little of Johnstown Pennsylvania, 1950 Ohio stock car champion, won the 20 lap feature before 4669 fans Sunday night at Sportaman's Park in Bedford. Jack Kabat of Cleveland finished second and Mike Krapak of Warren third. Wimp Parner won the 15 lap semi final with Ray Smerznik and Whitey Evans following. Ford Frick, now president of the National League, is the ninth to hold the job.
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Mike Krapak
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Wimp Parner
Salem
Ray Smerznik
Whitey Evans
Canton
Tigers Top Pt Pleasant To Take First in OVA
Hartford's Tigers moved into undisputed first place in the Ohio Valley Association by edging Point Pleasant 7 to 6 in a battle of unbeaten clubs. Reedsville won twice, and Syracuse beat Ravenswood 8 to 3 before Ravenswood rallied 18 innings later to win 8 to 6. Traders beat Racine 16 to 3 for their first win.
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Pt. Pleasant
Hartford
Ohio Valley Association
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Dick Spencer
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Walloping
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Eg Valley Association
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Gallipolis
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Results roundup from yesterday's baseball games
American League scores show New York and Philadelphia winning in tight contests with late runs. National League games featured Brooklyn and New York with high scoring innings, Chicago and Pittsburgh trading blows, and a mix of wins across the circuit. Also noted were American Association results from Milwaukee, Columbus, Kansas City, and Toledo amid a busy slate.
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Washington
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Toledo Oo
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
Baseball roundup: Palica aids Brooklyn win. Fain fuels two wins
Yesterday's stars include Ery Palica of the Dodgers pitching two-hit scoreless relief for Brooklyn in a 12-6 win over Boston. Jerris Fain of the Athletics collected six hits and five RBIs as Philadelphia swept a doubleheader from New York, 5-4 and 9-6.
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Boston
Jerris Fain
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Philadelphia
New York
Baseball doubleheader notes for Boston and Cleveland games
Boston at Washington 1 30 p Mc Wight 0 3 against Moreno 1 0 and Cleveland at New York 7 36 jy mo Brissie 0 3 against Lopat 5 0. Only games scheduled. No games scheduled.
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Moreno
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Lopat
Snead Captures Greenbrier Open at White Sulphur
Sam Snead fired a final burst to win the Greenbrier Open at White Sulphur Springs, finishing with a six under par 64 for a 72 hole total of 263, 17 strokes under par.
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W.va
Sam Snead
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Browns to Meet Lions in Detroit Exhibition Game
Cleveland Browns will play the Detroit Lions in an exhibition in Detroit on September 4 as a benefit for the Detroit Free Press Fresh Air Camp Fund. It is one of five exhibition games for the Browns next season. The Rice Institute Owls enter 1951 without a returning varsity quarterback.
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Detroit Lions
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Detroit Free Press Fresh Air Camp Fund
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American League and National League batting and pitching leaders mixed scores
Baseball leaders from the American and National Leagues shown include Coan and Robinson among batting leaders, Williams and Hodges among home run leaders, plus pitchers Lopat Raschi Roe and others with win loss and strikeout tallies. The fragment lists runs batted in and hits for multiple players across teams like Washington New York Chicago Detroit Cleveland Philadelphia Brooklyn and Pittsburgh.
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Werts
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Carrasquel
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Coan
Washington
Minoso
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Coleman
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Joost
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Lopat
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Feller
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Raschi
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Robinson
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Patko
Metkovich
Pittsburgh
Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Reese
Westlake
Hodges
Baspa—Stanky
Roe
Jansen
Eagles open season with 8 2 win over Gloucester Merchants
Nelsonville Eagles overwhelmed Gloucester Merchants 8 to 2 to start Hocking Valley League play. New Marshfield beat Chauncey Sun Kings 4 to 2. Albany defeated Athens Eagles 17 to 9. Carbon Hill topped Nelsonville VFW. Cook homered for New Marshfield. McKee and Brooks closed out for New Marshfield.
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OOO
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Indians Bump Into Lopat In Series Opener With Yanks
New York game opened with Ed Lopat facing Cleveland as the Yankees hosted the Indians in a three-game set. Lopat, recently dominant against Cleveland, beat them 9-2 in his last meeting, while Lou Brissie started for Cleveland. The doubleheader with Chicago ended with a 7-4 nightcap adjustment and included Bob Feller’s early success and a grand slam by Al Rosen. Cleveland aimed to rest Lemon and plan Wynn’s Thursday finish, with Brissie and Lopat meeting in the initial clash.
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Indians
New York Yankees
Ed Lopat
Lopat
Lou Brissie
Tribe
Bob Lemon
al Lopez
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White Sox
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Lopez
Brissie
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Harry Simpson
Ray Boone
Mary Rotblatt
Jim Hegan
Rothblatt
Chico Carrasquel
Eile Robinson
al Rosen
Larry Doby
Rosen
Bob Chakales
Paul Lehner
Jim Bushy
Ceveland
Vice Raschi
Early Wynn
AA Clubs Sweep Doubleheaders in Early Week Outings
Milwaukee, Kansas City, Louisville and Minneapolis swept Sunday doubleheaders in the American Association. Milwaukee edged Columbus 6-5 and 2-1 with George Crowe delivering a bases loaded ninth inning hit for Murray Wall’s fifth win. Kansas City’s Kal Sogrist, 26, had four hits and a two homer second game as the Blues won 11-8. Willie Mays fueled Minneapolis to 14-6 and 7-4 wins over Indianapolis. Leo Kiely tossed a four-hitter to beat St Paul 3-2 in the opener, while Columbus claimed the nightcap 7-6. No games are scheduled today.
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Murray Wall
Bob Thorpe
Billy Kraus
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Kal Sogrist
Bob Cerv
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Willie Mays
Millers
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Leo Kiely
Colonels
Athens to Play Racine Today
Athens and Racine High baseball teams were slated to play Monday at 4 30 p m at Racine in a postponed contest announced today Both teams were eliminated in district tourney play over the weekend and the game was arranged immediately Racine which owns a 4 4 record will pitch freshman Larry Wolfe Three of the losses were by one.
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Racine
Larry Wolfe
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