Yankees star Coleman to be discharged from service
News notes report Capt Jerry Coleman, star second baseman of the New York Yankees, is being discharged from the Marines and will likely rejoin the Yankees promptly. If he returns, Casey Stengel may move Billy Martin to short and give Phil Rizuto rest for the World Series as the Yanks push toward a fifth straight title.
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Jerry Coleman Ordered Home From Korea War Duty
Captain Jerry Coleman of the New York Yankees, a former World War II dive bomber pilot now with the First Marine Air Group in Korea, is ordered home for immediate discharge, expected to arrive in three to four days after recall to active duty in January 1952. The 29 year old rookie of the year in 1950 was noted in the report as part of the international league results Rochester 4 Buffalo 3 Toronto 1 Syracuse 9 Ottawa 4 Springfield 1 Montreal 4 Baltimore 3.
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Yanks and Dodgers Extend Leads Amid Race for Third
The Dodgers and Yankees hold nine game advantages as final standings blur across both leagues. Brooklyn’s Carl Erskine earns his 14th win with a four hit shutout of the Giants, while the Yankees rout Washington 7 0 and Cleveland overwhelms Detroit 18 9. St Louis tops Philadelphia in the National with Wilmer Mizell earning win number 11.
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Barber Leads In Montreal Open Scores Record 64
Jory Barber, a 26 year old from La Canada California, shot a record 64 in the opening round of the $25,000 Montreal Open at Northwest Montreal. He led Max Evans of Detroit by one stroke, with Art Wall Jr., Al Zimmerman, and Bob Toski at 65 and others at 67. The 6,515 yard course saw 18 players break par as the field contended for the first prize.
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Yankees Pitcher Lopat Extends Streak With 7-0 Win
Yesterday's baseball notes highlight New York pitcher Lopat earning a 7-0 win over Washington to stretch his unbeaten streak to 11 over the Senators. Cleveland Indians batter Jim Firewa drove in four runs as they beat Demon 13-7 ending a losing skid. Pittsburgh's Ronnie Schwar tel, 16, won the Booth Park Golf Championship by defeating Andy Procup 2 and 1.
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Baseball Scores and Schedules From Yesterday and Today
National League results include Brooklyn 10 over New York 0 and St Louis 5 over Chicago with Pittsburgh 5 Philadelphia 2. American League shows New York 7 Washington 0 and Cleveland 13 Detroit 7. Today’s games list Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, Chicago at Milwaukee, New York at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at St Louis, Philadelphia at New York, Boston at Washington, Detroit at Chicago, and St Louis at Cleveland with two night games.
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Phillies Open to Trading Any Player in Major Deal Talks
Reporters asked Philadelphia manager Steve ONeill and captain Robby Roberts about swapping stars after ONeill signed a new contract. They indicated the club would move a pitcher if the return justified it, naming Curt Simmons and others as potential hitchers. Trade talks opened after the manager’s signing and began yesterday in Delaware New Jersey area.
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Caddie Tournament Semifinals Reach Final Stage
Semifinal round of the National Caddie Tournament in Columbus features competitors from Oklahoma New York Pennsylvania and Kansas led by Jerry Pitlman Tulsi Okty Foinle Malar White Plains John Chimenti Harris King Dave Smith and others as they vie for the top prize a college scholarship amid a field of strong players and recent medalists including Llwyd Sxron and Bob Brokaw who advance alongside Jack Miller and Connie Mareatto in earlier matches The final rounds are set to be played soon with the championship on the horizon.
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Golfers To Have Best Ball Event At County Club
The county club hosts a best ball foursome tournament featuring both men and women. Teams aim to play 16 holes on Saturday and another 1d on Sunday with scoring based on team performance and Jewel score.
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Twelve teams to play in Altoona baseball tournament
Twelve teams will compete August 29 in the ninth annual Amateur Baseball Federation event in Altoona Pennsylvania. Remaining berth to Dayton or Cincinnati winner after a best of three series. Other entrants include Philadelphia Buffalo Chicago Detroit Indianapolis Milwaukee Louisville and more.
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