College Flashes May Upset Dope in All Star Game
CHICAGO (UP) Herman Hickman’s crippled College All Stars were 17 point underdogs to the Cleveland Browns for the 16th annual collegian pro grid classic. Whizzer White, Bob Williams, Fran Nagle, and a fleet group of college backs were expected to test the Browns’ defense as injuries hampered Hickman’s squad. Otto Graham and the Browns looked to exploit the All Stars through the air and on the ground, while the All Star defense carried questions about its strength against a potent Browns offense.
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Chicago
Herman Hickman
Crippled College All Stars
Cleveland Browns
Notre Dame
Nagle
Nebraska
Don Stonesifer
Northwestern
Bucky Curtis
Vanderlei
Bob Wilkinson
UCLA
Gene Schroeder
Virginia
Wes Wel
Browns
Hickgian
Army
Yale
Gerry Groom
Bob Cain
Kentucky
Mike McCormack
Kansas
Dick Stanfel
San Francisco
Jim Staton
Wake Forest
Leon Heath
Oklahoma
Don Dufek
Michigan
All Stars
Otto Graham
Mac Speedie
Dante Lavelli
Graham
Dub Jones
Rex Baumgardner
Emerson Cole
Freshwater and saltwater fishing report notes
Early morning or late afternoon are best for freshwater angling at Highlands Reservoir and Goose Creek. H T Head kept 15 fish weighing 13 pounds, largest five pounds one ounce. Ned Wilburn and Homer Sheldon reported 15 gaspergou in Long Island bayou, largest 41 pounds. Saltwater sees shrimp abundance and several speckled trout caught, with Hed Ward and C J Chapman tallying 19 specks on Dows reef, including three at three pounds.
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H. T. Head
Highlands
Wim Nelson Head
Shell Road
Goose Creek
Pat Anderson
Ned Wilburn
Long Island Bayou
Homer Sheldon
G. A. Meyers
Morris Kelley
Dows
Hed Ward
C. J. Chapman
Orange
Giants Sweep Dodgers on Maglie Gem in Series Finale
Giants complete a three game sweep of the Dodgers 2 to 1 behind Sal Maglie’s four hit pitching. Durocher recalls 1942 collapse and hopes history repeats with his team ahead earlier in the season. Yankees beat Senators 4 to 3 as Tommy Byrne shuts out the Indians. Athletics top Red Sox 14 hits in 10 to 2 win. Cardinals beat Pirates 9 to 6. Cubs rally for six in seventh and four in tenth to defeat Reds 8 to 4. Phillies Braves not scheduled.
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Giant
Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Durocher
Red Hot
Giants
Sal Magtie
Flatbush
Cardinals
St. Louis
Yankees
Senators
Cleveland
Tommy Byrne
Browns
Byrne
Dale Mitchell
Bobby Avila
al Rosen
Athletics
Red Sox
Tigers
White Sox
Murry Dickson
Cincinnati
Cubs
Reds
Phils
Braves
Loop Champs Vie For Mythical City Crown
General Tire and St. Mark's Methodist clash Tuesday night on Lee diamond number one at 7 30 p m with a title on the line. General Tire stands 17 8 for the year while St. Mark's carries a 13 7 playoff record and many players also play in the Major City League. The winner advances toward state tournaments in Port Arthur and Corpus Christi.
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General Tire
St. Mark's Methodist
Victors
Church Loop
Lee Diamond
St. Mark’s
ST. Mark's
St. Mark’s Methodist
Reggie Dugat
Tiremen
Humble
Johnny Spurgeon
Clyde King
Webster Brinkley
Brinkley
Snape
Port Arthur
Corpus Christi
Break Up Dodgers No Not O Malley Says He Won t
New York reports Walter O Malley says the Dodgers will not be broken up and he is enjoying watching the team dominate the league. Despite talk of trimming salaries to balance finances and concerns over attendance, he firmly states the club will stay intact for 1952. The piece notes competition from seven NL managers planning winter moves while Dodgers live on the road in fan interest.
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Dodgers
O'Malley
New York
Walter O'Malley
Brooklyn
Rickey
Burt Shotton
Babe Ruth
O'Maher
Dodger
Oilers Top Livingston 3-2 Behind Biggers Pitching
Red Biggers hurled a tight game as the Houston Baytown outfit defeated Livingston 3-2 in a warm up for the semi pro baseball tourney. Baytown won its third straight scrimmage, showing strong form.
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Oilers
Houston Post
Baytown Nine
Livingston
Standings and Tonight's Games Highlight Thursday Results
Standings show New York two, Brooklyn one, St Louis eight, Pittsburgh six, Chicago eight, Cincinnati four through 30 innings. Only evening games scheduled include Brooklyn at Boston, Chicago at Pittsburgh, New York at Philadelphia, St Louis at Cincinnati, Boston at Washington, Cleveland at Chicago, Detroit at St Louis, and Philadelphia at New York. In a local recap, Red Biggers delivered a clutch fifth inning single driving in Reveion for the winning run as Gene Hanson homered for Livingston’s two seventh-inning runs. Hanson also charted a homer and stole a base. Clifton and Dodd made two errors. Pitching notes: Biggers 7 strikeouts, Bevell 16. Jail item notes a Springfield youth, 18, housed at county jail on probation after stealing 35 cents and damaging a church $73.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
St Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Biggers
Reveion
Livingston
Gene Hanson
Springfield
Til
Houston
San Antonio
Beaumont
Dallas
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Shreveport
St DT
Feller Aims For 20th Win In Slugged Doubleheader
Bob Feller, known as Rapid Robert, seeks his 20th victory of 1952 as he starts the opening game of a doubleheader for the Cleveland Indians against the Chicago White Sox in St Louis. Manager Al Lopez assigns him to the mound to steady the pennant drive after a rough stretch.
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ST. Louis
Bobby Feller
Cleveland Indians
Pennant Express
Tribe
Rapid Robert
Bob
al Lopez
Wintec Sox
Chicago
Basketball Referee Barred From Tourney
The Texas Interscholastic League barred referee Johnny Morrow from officiating in the 1952 state tournament after a July 2 hearing by the state executive committee. The ruling, confirmed by a TIL spokesman, had not been fully announced at press time.
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Austin
EBI
Johnny Morrow
Real Tight Race For Texas Loop Playoff Berths
The Texas League playoff chase tightens as Dallas Eagles drop from third to fourth after a doubleheader loss. Beaumont and San Antonio pull into a tie for second with victories, while other scores show Houston Tulsa and Fort Worth in a rugged chase as the race to the right to the playoffs continues.
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United Press
Dallas Eagles
Beaumont
San Antonio
Buffaloes
Dallas
Antonio
Missions
Fort
Houston
Tulsa
Oilers
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