New Sens Will Play Better Ball In Charleston
AA official James H Burris predicts the Charleston Senators will rebound after a belated 1952 opening. He notes the club’s fresh start in a baseball town and their strengthened lineup with major league affiliates across seven of eight teams.
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Minneapolis
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Turnesa Triumph in Final Holes at PGA Event
The article reports Turnesa winning the PGA title on the final hole amid chaotic quotes and colorful banter. It describes Lefty’s superstition remark, the Senators’ near no hitter, and the Charleston welcome for the club, plus notes on players Glen Moulder Nino Escalara Babe Barna Frankie Bauman and upcoming Watt Powell Park game plans.
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Indianapolis
Oledo
Glen Moulder
Charleston
Fye
Hemsley Jet Moulder
Turnesa Beats Harbert For PGA Championship Title
Jim Turnesa defeated Chick Harbert one up on the 36th hole to win the National PGA Golf Championship. Turnesa, first-time champion, trailed most of the day but fought back after Harbert blew a three-up lead, with both players under intense pressure in the final holes.
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Chick Harbert
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Bob Hamilton
Byron Nelson
Yanks' Tom Morgan Granted Extension to join Yanks
ST. LOUIS, June 25. The New York Yankees pitcher Tom Morgan, 22, received a 30 day extension from his Los Angeles draft board. Morgan left the club to report for induction on June 27 and will rejoin the Yanks in New York in time for Friday night's game against the Philadelphia Athletics. He owns a 2-3 record this season after posting a 9-3 mark in 1951.
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Ed Doherty
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Colonels
Louisville
Bruce Dudley
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New York Yankees
Tom Morgan
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New York
Philadelphia Athletics
Seeded Players Win at Wimbledon in Straight Sets
Wimbledon reports a clean sweep for seeds as Dick Savitt and eight other Americans reach the round of 32 without dropping a set in men’s singles. Maureen Connolly, Donna Hart, and other seeds dominate, with injuries managed and several doubles appearances forming a strong American showing.
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Mrs. Lewis
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Australia
Mervyn Rose
Horst Hermann
Germany
Mise Connolly
Angele Mortimer
San Diego
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Jaime Bartroli
Spain
Bill Wedderburn
South Africa
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