Peddled Players Turn On Former Teamates Sunday
Former stars returned to haunt previous clubs with key hits and pitching. Holmes, fired by the Braves, delivered a go-ahead pinch hit to spark Brooklyn beyond Boston. Fitzsimmons led the Giants past the Phillies with a ninth inning homer. Pollet and Garagiola fueled a Pirates win over St. Louis with a two-hit effort and a run score.
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Suggs Sets World 72-Hour Open Record in National Open
Philadelphia Suggs set a new world 72 hole women's record of 284 to win the National Open. Toledo Snead Ferrier lead four pro duos in the $18,000 Inverness four ball. Vickers beat Merring 1 up to win the NCAA title in Lafayette. Los Angeles Whitfield ran 400 meters in 46.9 seconds as Olympic team tryouts closed.
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Last-Second Homer Gives Browns 3-2 Win Over Tigers
Dick Kryhoski blasted a two-out two-on homer in the bottom of the ninth to lift the Browns to a 3-2 victory over Detroit. Allie Reynolds pitched a historic doubleheader shutout streak, earning his 10th win and 14th complete game as the Yankees blanked the Senators 5-0 in the first game. The Yankees also won the second game.
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Baseball Standings and Match Results Snapshot
National League standings show New York leading with a 39 25 record, Brooklyn 17 games back, and Chicago 8.1. Central results include New York 12 Philadelphia 3 and Pittsburgh 2 St. Louis 1 in rain shortened play. Tomorrow schedules list New York at Boston and Philadelphia at Brooklyn with multiple late games.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Major League leaders list for National and American Leagues includes names such as Stan Musial and Robinson in multiple categories with runs batted in and hits, plus pitching leaders like Roe and Spahn. The data shows top figures for batting average runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and strikeouts across both leagues.
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O'Brien duo place second in Midwestern snipe boat race
John O'Brien of Council Bluffs and crew Dick O'Brien finished second in the Midwestern snipe boat racing championship at Santa Fe Lake. They scored 4834 points across two days, earning a second and a high place in the trio of races.
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Denver Takes Western Lead With Sky Sox Double Win
Denver topped Colorado Springs 3-1 and 5-3 to move into first in the Western league while Colorado Springs dropped to third and Pueblo rose to second. Omaha swept Des Moines 1-0 and 3-2 in a twin bill, with Omaha winning the nightcap in 11 innings. A crowd of 5,620 greeted the Denver victory as Rene Vega and Barney Schultz starred for Denver. Bobby Slaybaugh earned Omaha’s first win in relief, despite a spring training injury earlier. Tonight's games feature Curtis at Colorado Springs and other matchups with listed starters.
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Drake's Betton Qualifies for Olympic Track Team
Arnold Betton of Drake earned a spot on the Olympic track squad by finishing in a three way tie for third in the high jump and recording his top height on the first attempt. Drake's Jim Ford placed sixth in the 200 meter finals and Ted Wheeler of Iowa finished eighth in the 1500 meter event.
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New Phillies Boss Stout Steve ONeil Signs Manager Contract
New Phillies manager Stout Steve ONeill signs a contract through the 1953 season. Owner Bob Carpenter reads over his shoulder as ONeill replaces Eddie Sawyer who led the Whiz Kids.
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Durocher to Lead National League in All Star Game
Giants manager Leo Durocher will coach the National League in the July 8 all star game in Philadelphia after a four day suspension. The NL starters include eight players from fans votes, with selections from the Giants, Dodgers, Cardinals, Phillies, Cubs, Reds, and others. Musial Slaughter Reese Hatton appear among nine first time players. Coaches named are Eddie Stanky and Frank Shellenback.
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Gerry Staley
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Whitey Lockman
New York
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Wes Westrum
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Chicago
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Gal Maglie
Robin Roberts
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Bob Rush
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Warren Spahn
Boston
Roy Campanella
Red Rolfe}( is Detroits Manager under Shadow of Firing
Red Rolfe may lose his job as Detroit manager before tonight's game against the Chicago White Sox at Briggs Stadium. Detroit Times editor Bob Murphy predicts a change will come before July 4. The firing has been debated since the Red Sox trade, with some blaming Rolfe for the Tigers' poor showing, though his judgment is generally praised by many.
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Iowa Athletes Join Canadian Olympic Track Team
Rich Ferguson from the University of Iowa distance run and Jim Lavery of Drake sprint will compete for Canada in Helsinki Olympics. They earned spots on the Canadian team after weekend trials in Hamilton Ontario.
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Van Antwerp Third at Shen Open Day
Dr. Jim Van Antwerp of Atlantic placed third behind Jim English of Red Oak and Nick Irwin of Omaha in the Shenandoah open day tournament Sunday. English won with a 2 over par 107, Irwin and Van Antwerp both shot 108, with Irwin taking second on a coin flip. Carl Poling of Beatrice was next at 109. Walt Smola of Omaha posted 110. Bob Waugh won the sixth flight with 88 and Bob Schwartz led the tenth flight with 104.
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Cleaver Sisters Return From Ten Day Parkersburg Trip
Mrs Nora Cleaver and Miss Geraldine Cleaver returned Friday from a ten day motor trip to Parkersburg West Virginia. They visited their sister and aunt Mrs J H Leonard and many childhood sites including the house where Mrs Cleaver was born in Belpre Ohio.
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Anita-Anita routs Cumberland in five innings 13 3
Anita exploded for 15 hits to Cumberland's five in a five inning Nish na Nine league game Sunday afternoon. Tom Salmon tallied two home runs including a grand slam in the fifth to end the game. Doug Smith earned the win while Bissell took the loss.
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Anita Life and Holiday Gatherings Highlight Webster Visits
Anita Mrs. Kermit Parks and four children of Webster visit with sister Mrs. W. W. Fatka. A miscellaneous shower honors newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. George Aggen with a cafeteria dinner. Attendees include the Dill and LeRoy Dill families, Hobart Westfall, John Dill, James Brown, C. F. Borth, Henry Aggen, Dale Dressler, and Howard Worth families.
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Cabinet Crisis Deepens in Egypt After Naguib Hilaly Pashas Exit
Egypt faces a third cabinet crisis in five months after Prime Minister Ahmed Naguib Hilaly Pasha resigns. Hussein Girry Pasha is named to form a new government as King Farouk mandates discussions with political leaders amid Cairo and Alexandria summits and summer government activity shifts.
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Kinballton and relatives attend Randolph funeral in Aububon
The Kimballton crew and Mrs. Aaron Red, Paulette, and Mrs. Lew McCoy of Florence Ore visited the Randolph family last week. They attended funeral services for D W Randolph in Aububon. Other readers include the Kie Petersen family and Mrs. James Larsen returning from Colorado.
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Cut Your Speed When Driving Falls May Save a Life
Drivers are urged to reduce speed when weather or road conditions deteriorate to prevent crashes. Authorities cite fog rain ice and wet surfaces as factors increasing stopping distances and风险.
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