Indians Garcia Ahead of Time Table
Husky Mike Garcia of the Cleveland Indians wins his ninth game in a 7-1 victory over the New York Yankees. He fans ten, walks two, and drives in two runs as Boston leads falter. Bob Rush fires a three hit shutout for the Cubs over the Braves, helping Chicago close within seven points of the Giants.
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Associated Press
Husky Mike Garcia
Cleveland Indians
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Yanks
Allie Reynolds
Berra
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Yogi Berra
New
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Bob Rush
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
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Cubs
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Bob Addis
Chicago
New York Giants
Women Seek Public Links Medals Here
The first annual Women s Public Links Invitational golf tournament starts Sunday at Ramsey golf course with over 100 entries. More than 40 top players from Minneapolis and St Paul compete in nine hole qualifying then nine more holes, with flights and medals per winner. A hole in one contest runs Saturday and Sunday. the course closes to the public Sunday.
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Ramsey
Minnesota
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Godson
Dee Wrobel
Arte Hyon Elmer Farnsworth
Dee Hoard
Janet Jamison
Betty Swanson
Theresa Ke
Hazel Frances Miller Snow
Bessie Fin
Lucille DeMart
Jothy Benson
Lillian Wetterberg
Mage Dege
Peg Torruson
Jennie Denney
Irene
Eewi DeYoung
Betty Newn
A. M
Gloria Bjork
Jackie Robertson
Marge Chaffee
Ginger Koh
Notre Dame objects to NCAA TV grid plan
Notre Dame president Father John J. Cavanaugh criticizes the NCAA television policy as illegal and unfair in a letter to executive director Walter Byers. He lists seven objections to the plan which would limit each member school to one televised football game in 1952.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Notre Dame
John J. Cavanaugh
Catholic University
Walter Byers
Cavanaugh
Byers
Hugh C. Willett
Berkeley
Calif
Father Cavanaugh
Pennsylvania
Gammon and Villegas Reach NCAA Finals in Golf
Beverly Gammon of Minnesota upset Patty Lesser of Seattle to reach the finals of the eighth women’s intercollegiate golf tournament in Columbus. Her finalist opponent is Mary Ann Villegas of St. Mary’s Dominican New Orleans, who beat Ohio State’s Polly Martin 3 and 2. Gammon, a 21 year old senior, had to unpack after her win and planned to return to school for graduation, having shot 87 in the qualifier.
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Columbus
University of Minnesota
Beverly Gammon
Minnesota
Patty Lesser
Seattle
Mary Ann Villegas
St. Mary’s Dominican
New Orleans
Ohio State
Polly Martin
Beverly
247 in ABC Good for Silver Dollar Prize
Robert Hanson of Austin bowled a 247 in Milwaukee on June 9 to win the Blatz Silver Dollar prize for high score in the American Bowling Congress singles. The prize money reached him today after the event.
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ABC
Robert Hanson
Austin
Milwaukee
Hanson
Blatz Brewing Company
Wightman Net Cup Cinched by Hart
United States clinched the Wightman Cup for the 16th straight time as Doris Hart of Coral Gables defeated Mrs. Jean Walker-Smith 7 5 6 2. Hart won her fourth win in four matches with three matches remaining in the best of seven series. Walker-Smith fought an hour but Hart pressed the pace throughout.
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Wimbledon
England
United States
Doris Hart
Coral Gables
Fla
Jean Walker-Smith
Pops Denies Iowa Wesleyan Coaching Bid
Lawrence Harrison known as Pops, former University of Iowa basketball coach, denied reports he will take the cage coaching post at Iowa Wesleyan College in Iowa City.
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Pops
Iowa City
Iowa
Lawrence (Pops) Harrison
University of Iowa
Iowa Wesleyan College
Packers Seek 2nd Triumph Over Leaders
Albert Lea hosts the surge of Austin in a Southern Minnesota League clash at Hayek Park. Albert Lea leads, while Packers aim for a second win in the series and a step toward the league title as Ray Rosenbaum backs the attack and Jim Floyd could slot at shortstop.
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Packers
Minnesota
Hayek Park
Albert Lea
Austin Packers
Fleiner leaves Austin Packers for Redwood Falls
Pitcher Al Fleiner of Madison has been released by the Austin Packers of the Southern Minnesota League and will join Redwood Falls of the Western Minnesota League. With Fleiner off the active list the Packers carry three pitchers Carl DeRose Ken Combs and Ray Rosenbaum plus Bob Kuhlman for relief. Fleiner appeared in four league games this season, took one loss over 18 2/3 innings, allowed 14 earned runs on 19 hits and 15 walks, fanned 10, hit one batsman and threw two wild pitches. He also went 1-for-7 at the plate for a .143 average.
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Albert Lea
Winona
Faribault
Packers
Austin
Owatonna
Waseca
Rochester
Mankato
Ray Rosenbaum
Purdue University
Ken Combs
Rosenbaum
al Fleiner
Emil Scheid
Packer
Jack Shepard
Stanford University
Jim Floyd
Wake Forest
Jim Sack
Floyd
Norfolk
Lee Roy
Stumpy) Jones
Jones
Johnny Hill
Madison
Wis
Austin Packers
Redwood Falls
Fleiner
Carl DeRose
Bob Kuhlman
Rochester Press
Ed Gittens
Chiefs
Albert
Qwatonse
German Team in Olympics Represents West Germany
FRANKFURT Germany only one German team will compete in the Helsinki Olympic Games to represent West Germany Baron Erik Von Frenckell president of the Helsinki organizing committee announced last night he failed to unite East and West German sports leaders The IOC ruled a single German team would be admitted Finnish mediator Baron Von Frenckell stated East Germans could not accept the far reaching proposals he presented No explanation of the proposals was given
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Frankfurt
Germany
Helsinki
West Germany
Baron Erik von Frenckell
International Olympic Committee
Hable Wins Holt Memorial Scholarship at Wisconsin
Madison Wis Burt Hable Bloomer star quarterback prospect for the 1952 Wisconsin Badgers has been chosen winner of the first Frank O Holt memorial scholarship The scholarship honors the late Frank O Holt and recognizes Hables athletic and academic potential at the university
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Madison
Wis
Burt Hable
Bloomer
University of Wisconsin
Frank O. Holt
Araujo and King seek lightweight title shot after decision
George Araujo defeated Arthur King by split decision in New York with the crowd booing. Both fighters demanded a shot at the lightweight title next, as promoter figures discussed a possible rematch or a bout against Lauro Salas or Jimmy Carter, with Toronto as a bargaining backdrop and a $30,000 guarantee floated by Frank Blinky Palermo.
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George Araujo
Arthur King
Lauro Salas
Jimmy Carter
Frankie Travis
Araujo
Madison Square Garden
King
Frank
Blinky) Palermo
Toronto
Beteen Lil’ Arthur
Palermo
Garden
American Legion
International Boxing Club
Los Angeles
Little Salas
Carter
Petey Scalzo
Providence
Bert Grant
Joe Agnello
U S Pros Set for Australian Tour in Sydney Event
American pros Jimmy Demaret Lloyd Mangrum Cary Middleco tt and Jack Burke will compete in a special U S Australia tourney in Sydney this October. T W Crane secretary of the U S professional golf association confirmed the acceptance. Sydney officials call the event the biggest golf affair ever held in Australia.
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Sydney
Jimmy Demaret
Lloyd Mangrum
Cary Middlecott
Jack Burke
T. W. Crane
U. S. Professional Golf Association
Australia
Grid Star Injured in Freak Accident
Doak Walker, Detroit Lions halfback, injured by a freak accident at the National Open Golf Tournament in Dallas. He cut the back of his right arm two inches above the elbow while pushing a car window.
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Dallas
Doak Walker
Detroit Lions
Walker
Riley Eyes Graves or Gonzales Clash at Marcusen Park
Promoter Tony Stecher plans a 10 round bout at Marcusen Park Wednesday night pitting Jackie Graves against Corky Gonzales with a possible winner earning a shot at Charley Riley of St. Louis on June 26 in Minneapolis. Riley, who beat Tommy Salem Thursday, seeks an opponent as Gonzales and Graves prepare training at Shaw gym in Minneapolis.
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Corky Gonzales
Marcusen Park
Charley Riley
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Riley
Tommy Salem
Graves
Gonzales
Tony Stecher
del Hanson
Minnealis
Shaw Gym
Wally Meyer
Austin
Don Mucha
Albert Lea
VFW Post 1216
Jerry Jordan
Jordan
Tony Galento
Bronko Nagurski
Tiny Mills
Rob Russell
Austin Favored in Region Playoffs for Baseball Title
Austin, the defending Region One champion coached by Dick Seltz, is favored to win the regional title at Marcuson Park. The Packers won District Two by defeating Lyle and Ellendale, riding a 12-game win streak into a best-of-three format that includes Owatonna vs Rochester and Austin vs Spring Grove. Heavy hitting, led by Bob Hastings, and strong pitching from Ron Plath and teammates shape Austin’s bid to reach the state tournament in Owatonna June 25 through 27.
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Marcuson Park
Austin
Packer Preps
Owatonna
Spring Grove
Rochester
Dick Seltz
Lyle
Ellendale
Packers
Shakopee
Melrose
Mankato
Bob Hastings
Missouri and Penn State Clash Tonight
Missouri and Penn State, both undefeated at 2-0, meet in the NCAA baseball tournament second round as Texas and Holy Cross and Duke and Western Michigan also play. Penn State upset Duke 12-7, while Missouri beat Holy Cross after a late run. Texas beat Oregon State 10-1 and Western Michigan topped Colorado State 4-6.
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Penn State
Missouri
Texas
Holy Cross
Duke
Western Michigan
Hogan Heads for Another Open Victory
Dallas report on Ben Hogan chasing a record fourth National Open title. Hogan, three-time Open champion, matched a 36-hole record with a 138 after back-to-back 69s. Sammy Snead slipped to 75 after a 70 in round one while Fazie Fazio and Johnny Bulla remained in the hunt.
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Jimmy Demaret
Ben Hogan
Ben
Hogan
Texas Sun
Northwood
Sammy Snead
Riviera Country Club
Los Angeles
Hogan’s Alley
Fazie
George Fazio
Clementon
N. J
Johnny Bulla
Pittsburgh
Bulla
Snead
Detroit Team Tops Bowlers in ABC Tourney Victory
Detroit E. and B. Beer bowling team claimed the American Bowling Congress regular team championship after winning the champion of champions. Key scorers included George Young 705 and Bill Bunetta 611 as the squad totaled 3,115 with high games of 1,037 1,050 and 1,028. Monarch Beers Chicago second 3,059 Jalovec Dodge Motors Cleveland third 3,047. Fred Henry Herkimer N Y led individuals with 279.
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E. and B. Beer
Detroit
Wolverines
Tavern Pales
Chicago
American Bowling Congress
Therm Gibson
Bill Bunetta
George Young
Lou Sielaff
Fred Bujak
Monarch Beers
Jalovec Dodge Motors
Cleveland
Jalovecs
Fred Henry
Herkimer, N. Y
Johnston quits post to lead two boxing guilds
Charlie Johnston resigns Thursday as president of the New York Boxing Managers Guild to devote full time to heading the newly organized International Boxing Guild.
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Johnston
New York
Charlie Johnston
New York Boxing Managers Guild
International Boxing Guild
Mosser Shuts Down Louisville as St Paul Wins 6-0
Earl Mosser pitched three hits allowed as St Paul defeated Louisville 6-0 in the American Association. Indianapolis climbed to fifth with a 13-1 rout of Minneapolis, while Milwaukee edged Toledo 1-0 and 5-3 in a two game set. Wally Post homered and tripled for Milwaukee as the club moved within 3 1 2 games of leader Kansas City.
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Teeeeseseee
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Gnese
Gincinnati
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Erica Ages
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Philadeyhia
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Erican
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Kansas City
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Columbus
Minneapolis
Jack Harshman
Dickey
Lloyd Gearhart
Toledo
Brewers
Don Liddle
Wally Post
Cincinnati Reds
Blues
Louisville
Earl Mosser
Sioux Falls Downs Superior 4-2 in rain shortened game
Sioux Falls Canaries beat Superior 4-2 in a rain shortened six innings as part of the Northern League. The Blues fell 2-1 to the Duluth Dukes while Eau Claire-St Cloud game was postponed. Grand Forks Chiefs defeated Fargo Moorhead 4-1 in the only full game.
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Associated Press
Sioux Falls
Superior
Aberdeen Pheasants
Blues
Duluth Dukes
Canaries
Duluth
Lake Superior
Grand Forks Chiefs
Fargo Moorhead Twins
Steeler Grid Coach Takes College Job
Johnny Michelosen, former head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers for four years, was named Friday as an assistant football coach at the University of Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Johnny Michelosen
Pittsburgh Steelers
Uiversity of Pittsburgh
Packers Lead League Batting as Victory Ride Pushes Win Streak
Austin based Emil Scheid’s Packers hold a .294 team batting average, the best in the Southern Minnesota League pennant race, with 131 hits in 445 at bats, 28 doubles, 2 triples and 16 home runs. Roy Gilmore leads individuals with a .413 mark across 12 games, while Red tops RBIs with 15. Lefty Ray Rosenbaum anchors the pitching staff at 3-1.
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Austin
Minnesota
Emil Scheid
Packers
Faribault Lakers
Roy Gilmore
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