Indians Face Bobcats At 8 Tonight
Indians manager Red Caudill selects Charlie Goodin to start against the Pulaski Bobcats at Legion Field at 8. Decatur beat Pulaski 5-2 earlier this season as Goodin aims for his third win. six Bobcat starters bat left-handed.
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Florida star Haywood Sullivan may opt for baseball over football
Gainesville reports quarterback Haywood Sullivan, captain-elect, has received pro baseball offers exceeding $50,000 after calling coach Bob Woodruff from Alabama. Sullivan, who has been the Gators’ primary passer, faces a potential departure that Woodruff calls a great blow to the team as Sullivan weighs football versus baseball opportunities.
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ELL Leaders Earn Top NL Honors In Batting
Sauer of Chicago leads National League batting with .352 and 70 hits while also driving in 58 runs and hitting 18 home runs. New York's Thomson tops triples and Lockman scores 44 runs. Brooklyn’s Roe dominates pitching with a 5-0 record and 1.000 ERA.
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Baseball Leaderboard Highlights From League Stats
DiMaggio leads batting with Boston at 341. Avila tops runs with Cleveland at 27. Rosen and Dropo drive in 36. Fox and Simpson share 66 hits. Simpson, Rosen tied for home runs with Cleveland at 11. Shantz of Philadelphia a 10 1 record and .909 ERA.
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Not enough context to form a headline
Not enough readable content to identify a full news event. The fragment notes 1 980 yards and 13 touchdowns with a player named Sullivan and mentions Florida passes, but lacks sufficient details to compile a proper summary or identify entities and context.
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Wightman Cup Opener Sets US as Favorite at Wimbledon
London notes Wimbledon opens with the United States women as favorites to win the Wightman Cup. English players have not captured the cup since 1931 and have only two first-place finishes in 41 postwar singles matches.
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Hogan Leads Open Quest as Heat Bakes Texas Links
Dallas reports Kevin Hogan and Ben Hogan as top contenders on the Northwood course with 90 degree heat forecast through Saturday. The field of 162 golfers begins play with Hogan as the major threat while Snead and Mangrum also drive the tourneys start.
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Chicubs Edge Phillies 3-2 as Sauer Banks Three Homers
Hank Sauer slugged three solo homers off Curt Simmons to lift the Chicago Cubs to a 3-2 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. The feat matched a rare two game run against the same pitcher, with Sauer also homering off Simmons in 1950. Also noted: Cardinals beat Dodgers, Giants over Reds, and Yankees extend AL lead with 7-2 win over Detroit.
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Pacific Coast League scores and postponements
Oakland beat Los Angeles 3 to 1 in 12 innings. San Diego won 1 to 0 over Sacramento. Hollywood defeated San Francisco 5 to 1. Seattle at Portland was postponed.
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International League scores update
Syracuse 5 Baltimore 1 and Baltimore 3 0. Rochester 4 Ottawa 3. Toronto 3 Buffalo 2. Springfield at Montreal postponed.
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Minneapolis Beats St Paul 6 To 5 In Nine Innings
In a lively American Association game Minneapolis edged St Paul 6 to 5 through nine innings. Columbus toppled Toledo 15 to 12 in a high scoring clash. Milwaukee defeated Kansas City 8 to 4 and Indianapolis beat Louisville 6 to 2.
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Local Scores From Weekend Ball Games
Houston beat Tulsa 2 to 0 Beaumont edged Fort Worth 4 to 3 Dallas won 10 to 6 against Shreveport Oklahoma and San Antonio game postponed due to unresolved scheduling.
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Yesterday's baseball results and today's schedule
Yesterday Memphis beat Atlanta 6 to 0 and Little Rock won 8 to 3 over Birmingham. Nashville edged Mobile 6 to 5 in 12 innings. New Orleans defeated Chattanooga 5 to 2. Today Memphis visits Atlanta and Little Rock plays Birmingham. Chattanooga hosts New Orleans. Nashville meets Mobile. Brooklyn plays St. Louis while New York faces Cincinnati and Boston visits Pittsburgh and Philadelphia goes to Chicago.
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Colubia Tops Augusta as Savannah Montgomery Game Postponed
Baseball scores show Columbia defeats Augusta 13 to 3 and Columbus beats Jacksonville 10 to 7. Charleston edges Macon 3 to 2 while Savannah Montgomery game is postponed due to rain.
College Football Standings Pairings
Savannah at Montgomery Jacksonville at Columbus Columbia at Augusta Charleston at Macon.
Senior Killed On Era Of Graduation A Berkeley High Death
In Berkeley the 17 year old Margaret Liechti planned to graduate tonight. She rode a motorcycle with 17 year old Robert E Crisswell as they swerved to avoid an obstacle. Liechti died from head injuries while Crisswell remained in serious condition.
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Barons Fall To Mobile in Southern Association Action
Don Carlsen celebrated his return by guiding the Pelicans to a 5-2 win over Chattanooga, reclaiming sole SA lead. Nashville outlasted Mobile 6-5 in 12 innings. Little Rock crushed Birmingham 8-3, while Memphis blanked Atlanta 6-0. John Mackinson failed to secure his eighth win in Birmingham. Hal Simpson and R C Otey powered Little Rock’s attack with multi hit games. Tom Hurd shined against Atlanta but Memphis’ effort marked his second win of 1952.
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Sally Moves Into More Of One Way Race
The Columbia Reds control the Sally League as they stretch an eight game lead by routing Augusta 13-2. Bob Wilson and Everett Johnson each drive in four runs with Wilson homering in the first inning. Charleston beats Macon 3-2 and Savannah Montgomery games postponed by rain. Columbus defeats Jacksonville 10-7 as others push early momentum before late rallies.
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Ladies Golf Finals Set. Rogers Faces Cottingham Friday
The final day of the Country Club Ladies Golf Tournament features Mrs. E. M. Rogers meeting Mrs. C. D. Cottingham in the championship flight final. Numerous other matches in both championship and first flights set for Friday with John Pannell officiating the finals.
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LaMotta Declares Victory In Detroit Ten Round Win
Jake LaMotta defeated Irish Bob Murphy by unanimous decision in a wild ten round fight in Detroit. The former middleweight champion, now campaigning as a light heavyweight, rallied late to sweep rounds nine and ten as 16,008 fans roared. Murphy weighed 175 pounds, holding a six percent edge.
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Roger Bacon and the first explosive gunpowder claim
The fragment asserts Roger Bacon may have first produced an explosive gunpowder, while noting earlier incendiaries of similar makeup with impure ingredients had long existed.
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Two New York Papers Boost Prices
The Daily Mirror will raise its price in New York City from 3 to 4 cents starting Monday, with outside-city pricing at 5 cents. The Daily News followed with a similar move on Tuesday. Both papers cited higher costs as the reason for the increase.
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Detroit News publisher William E. Scripps dies at 70
William E. Scripps president of The Evening News Association and publisher of the Detroit News died at his Lake Orion estate this morning.
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