Happy Chandler Out as Baseball Commissioner in 1952
United Press reports baseball owners voted to consider Chandler’s replacement as of May 1 1952 amid a secret meeting. Names floated include Ford Frick George Trautman Branch Rickey James Farley Del Barrow and more. Chandler indicated he may seek renewal despite the mixed votes and opposition from several clubs.
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Controversy Over Women Athletes Dress Sparks Outcry
Regional officials upheld new standards banning revealing swim and basketball attire for female athletes. Critics cited tradition and modesty while supporters argued for uniform rules across Western cities. The federation condemned skin revealing outfits as inappropriate for public competition.
Rainy Day Delay Hits American League Schedule
Reported postponements due to rain affect key American League games as teams await clearer conditions. Officials discuss possible rescheduling and finish order for remaining matchups while fans await updates from the league president and venue schedules.
Major League Baseball Trade Talks Hold Up Deals
Today in St. Petersburg a brief logjam of potential trades stalls major league moves ahead of meeting deadlines. The Red Sox seek to fortify with options around Sid Tudson and Lefty Low Briss while Philadelphia and Washington discuss maneuvers. Rickey of the Pittsburgh Pirates signals a different approach amid wartime constraints. Star players valued above $500000 linger, with past waivers and big names such as Murray Dickson and Beb Diviver cited in speculation.
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Klosterman Named Top Southern California Player of November
Trar ton Quarterback Low Klint of Lovely was named the Southern California athlete of the month for November by Helms Hall brass.
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Lemon and Wynn Split 1950 American Hurling Honors
The summary highlights Bob Lemon and Early Wynn sharing top pitching honors for 1950. It notes Lemon’s 24 wins and 12 losses, his shutouts, and league best 1.095 WHIP, with Wynn tying in key stats. It mentions Cleveland and Detroit ERAs leading and Philadelphia pitchers posting the worst ERA, reflecting a season-wide pitching landscape.
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Burley Parke Named Trainer of the Year at Hollywood Park
Southern California sports writers pick Burley Parke trainer of the year for work with Trish Naar. Naar won Saturday's $100,000 Gold Cup at Hollywood Park. Parke plans to retire from racing duties after the season.
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Bears Capture Big Win In San Francisco Cage Showdown
California basketball fans hailed a 62 59 victory as the Bear squad toppled a rival in the San Francisco arena. Ruby Pbigler led Cal with 24 points while Nell and other guards contributed key scores in a tight second half battle.
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Kentucky Leaps To Top Of Poll Over CCNY
Kentucky vaults to first in United Press basketball ratings, 308 points out of 350, while CCNY tumbles from first to sixth after key week results. Coaches note many teams shift positions as the season progresses and no team remains fixed.
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Armstrong Says He's Doing Well After Boxing Comeback
Los Angeles reports Rev Henry Armstrong once held three world light welter titles and now preaches. On his 28th birthday he spoke of faith guiding his battles, saying he no longer pursues big party fame and has found victory in ministry rather than in the ring.
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Giants Picked for All Star Pro Bowl Rosters
Poor New York Giants backfield stars named to lead the American division of the Professional Football League against the National conference in the first annual All Star Pro Bowl.
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Maxim Wins Knockout in SF Seeks Title Bout With Charles
Promoter Joe Kearns praised heavyweight champion Maxim after a knockout of Dave Whitlock in San Francisco. Kearns confirmed Maxim will fight Charles whenever and wherever the match is made, with local promoter Bil Ryne open to a February date. The KO came after a dramatic ninth round as Whitlock pressed the action before falling to the ropes.
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All Star selections honor Motley and Fears from Browns and Packers
United Press named Marion Motley and Bobby Madden of the Browns and other stars to its All-Star team. The lineup includes players from the Giants Lions Steelers and Packers with rookies Wor Mall and Cetterty Lay shaping the backfield. Odds favor postseason showdowns as top clubs prepare for playoff contention.
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Szabo Tries Again in Coast Wrestling Showdown
Promoter Ad Santulli stages a Canadian heavyweight clash featuring Sabo in a Riverside Coast bout. Abe and Share among contenders as the heavyweights prepare for a high stakes wrestling night with top matches and expected edge in the ring.
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