Giants Rally Spoils Cardinals Split as Koslo Shuts Ld
New York Giants blank St Louis 3-0 in second game to salvage a split after the Cardinals erased a 3-1 hole late. Lefty Koslo notched his 11th straight win over St Louis, while Wes Westrum slugged a three run homer and a season total of 11. St Louis built a 3-0 lead in the opener before bowing out 7-4.
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Browns Trade Tommy Brown to Cubs in Major Swap
The St Louis Browns announced a trade involving outfielder Tommy Brown from the Philadelphia Phillies for third baseman Leo Thomas and outfielder Peter Abeneee. Brown will join the team in Brooklyn Tuesday. Brownie owner Bil Veerkamp said the deal was straight and included no cash.
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Reds Rally Past Dodgers 7 4 for First Win of Season
Cincinnati Reds erased a string of 10 losses to the Dodgers with a six run seventh inning rally. Bobby Adams drove in two with a bases loaded single, Grady Hatton followed with a three run homer off Ben Wade sealing the win as Wally Westlake sparked the rally and Johnny Rutherford struggled after entering. Blackwell earned the win in his first start since June 3.
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Phillies split a doubleheader with the Pirates after Howie Fox earned an 8-3 win aiding a late Philadelphia rally. Bowing Pollet pitched a 1-0 Pirates victory in the opener, while Fox benefited from a five-run Phillies surge that chased Dickson. Bell hit two homers for Pittsburgh, and Ryan Caballero’s single sparked the late comeback.
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Open Fadeout May Be Close Of Hogan Era
Julius Boros, a 32 year old son of Hungarian immigrants, won the National Open at Northwood on June 14 1952, ending Ben Hogan’s grip on the top ranking. Hogan, 39, may not return to defend titles as he contemplates a reduced schedule, while Boros rises as the new Open champion.
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Edgewood Clinches Dual Win Over Hawks Nest Team
Edgewood Country Club defeated Hawks Nest yesterday 14 1 2 to 3 1 2 in a dual match. Cel. Ben Venable led with a 76 gross, earning low score honors while Richard Allen also shot 76 gross for the losers. Quinn Morton eagled the par five 15th hole on Saturday, using a tee shot four iron and a putter.
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Slim Boxing Week Slated for TV and Boxers Clash
NEW YORK June 13 4 Return bout between Johnny Bratton of Chicago and Rocky Castellani of Luzerne Pennsylvania headlines a slim boxing week. The 10 rounder at Chicago Stadium Wednesday night will be shown by CBS with Martinez and Giuliani also in 10 round NBC telecast. Villemain vs Basora closes a Brooklyn Eastern Parkway Arena show broadcast by Dumont.
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Braves trade Donovan and Hartsfield for Milwaukee pair
Boston completes a deal sending pitcher Dick Donovan and infielder Roy Hartsfield to Milwaukee for pitcher Virgil Jester and second baseman Jack Dittmer. Jester and Dittmer, both farm hands, join Braves spring training in Milwaukee after the swap.
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American Captain Wins Dressage at Hamburg Show
U S Olympic riding team Captain Howard Borg won the Olympic class dressage at the Hamburg international show with 201.87 points. Chilean Captain Hector Clavel on Frontalera finished second with 187.40 points while Chilean Captain Jose Larrain on Rey de Oro was third with 178.67 points. Marjorie Haines of the U S on Flying Dutenman placed fifth and Joseph Hartmann-Pauley on Noble finished seventh.
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