Yankees and Dodgers Set to Clash in 1952 World Series
Brooklyn faces the New York Yankees at Ebbets Field as the Dodgers seek their first Fall Classic win. The Yankees bring strong hitting and a tight defense led by Berra and Hodges stellar lineup. Pitching contrasts feature Reynolds Raschi and Lopat for New York against Black Erskine Roe for Brooklyn as the series opens.
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Brooklyn
Bbbets
New York Yankees
Dodgers
Yanks
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
New York
Bombers
Roy Campanella
Lach
Joe Collins
Billy Martin
Phil Rizanto
Gil MacDougald
Gil Hodges
Jackie Robinson
Pee Wee Reese
Billy Cox
Yankee
Gene Woorlling
Ivy Noten
Mickey Mantle
Hani Bauer
Andy Patio
Duke Snider
Carl Furilia
Allie Reynolds
Vic Raschi
Ed Lopab
Burns
Casey Stange
Reynolds
Raschi
Lopat
Charley Dresson
Joe Black
Carl Erskine
Preacher Roe
A's Sign 3 Pitchers and Second Sacker for 1958
A's sign three pitchers Walt Kellner Bob Newson and Harry Byrd and second baseman Cass Michaels to 1958 contracts after the 1982 season. General Manager Arthur Ehlers announced the deals though terms were not disclosed.
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Associated Cross
Philadelphia
Les Than
Walt Kellner
Boba Newsom
Harry Byrd
Cass Michaels
Arthur Ehlers
Reynolds and Black 10 Pitch Series Opener
New York Yankees open against Brooklyn with a rookie clash as Joe Blu starts for the Dodgers and Abie Reynolds faces Vic Raschi at Ebbets Field. Managers weigh risks with opening game decisions and lineup shifts potential impact on the World Series.
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Oy Asnuomueneres
New York
Brooklyn
Haye
Joe Blu
Yankees
Ehbets Field
Chuck Dressen
Abie Reynolds
Reynolis
Jake
Rebef
Ingle
Willeh
Ebbets Field
Preacher Roe
Southpaw
Eq Lopat
Yankee Stadium
Gene Woodling
Genie
Stenzel
Hare
Yomi ‘Serra
Groat Credits Meyer For His Good Start With Pirates
Dick Groat the Pirates shortstop credits Billy Meyer for his early success after jumping from college to the major leagues. The Swissvale native debuted late in the season, posted a .286 average, and a 955 fielding percentage while rising under Meyer's guidance. Syracuse University, in its Bath gridiron season, has never had an undefeated season.
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Groat
Meyer
Pittsburgh
Dick Groat
Pittsburgh Pirate
Wallege
Bue
Billy Meyer
Duke University
Shor
Hative
Swissvale
Grost
Bucs
Beaver Club Fund Drive Nears Goal With 2278.02 Collected
Dr. T S Kelsely secretary of the Beaver Club announced the booster fund drive total reached 2278 02 dollars, $122 short of the 2500 goal. Contributions came from Merchants STU72 plants 88 clubs 310 employees including memberships 255 75 and Tag Day sale 275. Approximately 800 has been spent on the public address system at Loveland Field and the press box completion, plus one team meal.
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Beaver Club
T.S. Kelsely
Kelsey
Ises| Gray
Loveland Fill
Interstate League to Operate in 1953
Lancaster Pa The president of the Interstate League says the Class B baseball loop will operate next season despite a 10 percent dip in attendance this year. Gerald Nugent told a league meeting the circuit is confident it will run in 1953 with some franchises possibly shifting and Harrisburg and Wilmington viewed as major questions. The Harrisburg club reportedly said it will stay active if a working deal with a major league club is possible before 1953.
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Sco
Lancaster
Gerald Nugent
Deague
Feazie
Nugent
Palatine
Harrisburg
Wilmington
Redskins Upset Cardinals in Chicago Night Game
Washington Redskins toppled the Chicago Cardinals 23 7 at Comiskey Park before 17800 fans to open league play. Sammy Baugh, ejected in the fourth period after a pileup with Don Joyce, completed 11 passes in the first half with two touchdowns to Dowda and Taylor. Emil Sitko scored the Cardinals lone TD. Joe SerI added the extra point.
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Redskins
Chicago
Associated Press
Washington Redskins
Sammy Baugh
Chicago Cardinals
Comiskey Park
Washington
Baugh
Don Joyce
Ty- Jane
Bill Downes
Harry Dowda
Hugh Taylor
Emil Sitko
Cardinals
Joe Seri
Bowling league night yields mixed results across divisions
Niederriter's extended their A League lead with a pair of 2 and 1 game wins over Jensen's as Blue Bonnet drops a game to Meerdink's. Nameless and Michaelson's split and reside took two games plus total pins from Tunnels. Standings show Niederriter's and Fireside leading in a tight race, with Meerdink's and Tunnels close behind.
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Niederriter
Keysers
Guitirs
Bowl-Aire
Jensen's
Blue Bonnet
Meerdink’s
Michaelson
Reside
Tunnels
Niederriter’s
Michiaelson
Denson
IL Meerdink
Vaireless
Meerdink
Jensen
Michael Son
Tumnell
Progress
Mooseheart
Purity
Ald
Wisdom
Moosthaven
Wer
Lowi
Buty Sty Pensvssins
Wisdom FT
Mooseheart Ie Sehr
Moosehaven
BIS — Aid
Michigan State Tops AP Poll as No 1 Football Team
Michigan State is rated No 1 in the AP preseason college football poll with 52 of 83 first place votes and 752 points. Maryland, Texas, California, and Texas complete the top five, while Michigan offers a late rally in a 27 18 win over the Spartans.
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Spartans
Illinois
Maryland
California
Texas
Associated Press
New York
Michhan Butte
Chaice
Michigan
Mre
Ainve Chan Sev
Bions
Milas
Auburn
Shome Rauueruy
Sant Texas
Louisiana State
North Carolina
Georgm Tech
Southern California
Wisconsin
Kansas
Duke
Tennessee
Villanova
Princeton
UCLA
Ohio State
Vinginia
Rice
Mississippi
Notre Dame
Olli Bom
Bowling club scores and milestones noted in late season
The report lists multiple bowlers surpassing 200 with high games including 300 by Chuck Armstrong and 207 by Dick Merkle. It records three consecutive 184s by Mike Balyx and seasonal totals for clubs Kalstee Keystone and Clymer Bank among others with scores ranging up to 1008.
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Ghuck Harden
E. Burlingame
Tom Craig
Joe Baresol
Clint. McLean
Dick Merkle
Joe Laraie
Wall
Loveland
Am Allyn
Chuck Armstrong
Mike Balyx
Corry Gridders Top Youngsville And Oil City
Corry football squads won key games yesterday with Junior High beating Youngsville at Doveland Field and high school reserves defeating Oil City 14 to 19. Ronald Trisket starred for Corry Junior High with a 52 yard interception return and a TD, while Bob Miller and Johney Maloney added points. Oil City rallied late in the fourth, but Corry held on for the win.
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Curry
Bob Miller
Johney Maloney
Youngsville
McChesney
Lavix
Gerry—Trisket
Pleming
Endy Grant
Frenels
Way
Wilkinsor
Sherwood
Wallant
Maloney
Mitchell
Miller
Jull- Saul
Sus
Austin
Donation
Follett
Lindsey
Tomer
Scote
Smith
Lamb
Walhoekients
Hansen
Johnson
Kemery
Dyer
Haight
Ceils Geblenseh
Letrent
Littin
Mecuoueh
Wilcox
Warner
Engstrom
Binekmer
Grist van Guilter Stovers
Torquate
Oilers
Pairdee
Benvers
Bob Hisson
Ted Blehynski
Chuck Teming
Cory
Metainger
Cory—Wond
Elehyneki
Volk
Erickson
Proper
Krone
Aijnres
John Burkhart
Casselt
Din Burkhart
Flentisz
Sorenson
Clabbara Hixson
Graybill
Sanders
Pfeiffer
Staples
Pless
Ol Gliy
Rossman
Stone
Pearson
Kollman
Allen
Bucholg
Burch
Pardee
Higbee
Schach
A. Petulla
Gregory
B. Petulla
Setth Porterfield
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Hartford
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American Association
Cohen Auto Supply
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Blondie
By Chick Young
Tema
Stahl
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Martin’s Garage
Model Dairy
Tagm Electric
WEW
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Stahl's . & Ae
AGM Electric Ee
Martin's Garage
Merritt Applian
van Gise Keystone
Ast's
Clymer
GLE
Kalstee's
Clymer Bay
Last Arts Barber Shop
American Legion
Michigan State
Clyimer Druze
Kolstee
Keystone
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Thompson's Farms
Kalstee
Legion
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Corry
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Big Dough Boy
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