No Walks as Usual as Arntzen Blanks Wilson
Orie Arntzen pitched seven shutout innings for Iowa Manufacturing in a 9-0 victory over Wilson. Imco collected 10 hits including three homers led by Don Harman and Len Benhart helped by Ken Champar error. Wilson drops further in the standings as Arntzen dominates and Konigsmark exits early.
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Arntzen
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Don Harman
Babe Cypra
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Don Jennings
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Frank Sturm
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White Sox extend contracts for Richards and Lane
The Chicago White Sox signed extended deals for General Manager Frank Lane through 1955 and Field Manager Paul Richards through 1954. Details of terms were not released. The move comes after a losing streak and serves as a vote of confidence in their rebuilding efforts.
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Chicago White Sox
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Walcott Seeks 45 Percent Of Title Purses In Rumored Bout
Plans for a million dollar September title fight between Jersey Joe Walcott and Rocky Marciano hinge on three points. The managers differ over 45 percent versus more than 15 percent, date targets include September 15 16 or 23, and site options span New York Jersey City or Philadelphia amid licensing hurdles for Walcott manager Bocchicchio who seeks official recognition. Marciano plans to stay in New York before camp after a two round KO of Harry Matthews, while Matthews returns to Seattle with trainer Jack Hurley to collect about 51079.87 earned for five minutes work.
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No-Hit Bid Ends as Kuenn Breaks It Up in 9th
Davenport loses 3-0 to Burlington in Three-I league as Eddie Williams nearly spun a no hitter. Harvey Kuenn of the Tigers lines a single with two outs in the ninth, extending his hitting streak to 18. Williams walked four and had four errors, while Burlington pitcher Knams and Pietryka shut down Davenport.
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Harvey Kuenn
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Mike Lotz
Yale Collegian
Ed James
Ie Knams
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Lowden Dips Wyoming 6-1 on Meier's six-hitter
Ray Meier pitched six hit ball to lead Lowden past Wyoming 6-1 on Monday night. Wolfe homered for Lowden in the 11th inning as the Huskies staged a late surge. Wyoming totaled 16 runs in a rough outing.
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Tuesday Fights Roundup From Hartford to Los Angeles
AP reports Vic Cardell wins in Hartford over Don Williams while Ralph Dupas outpoints Larry Mujica in Miami Beach. Charlie Slaughter defeats Leo Lebrun in Sewark J and Ramon Fuentes over Mario Trigo in Los Angeles.
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Leo Lebrun
Real
Angeles
Ramon Fuentes
Mario Trigo
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