Indians Mop Up With Boosters Play Florence Tuesday
Decatur overwhelmed Huntsville 7 2 on Legion field as Charlie Goodin faltered in the eighth after a shutout bid, while Bob Freeman led with a three base hit and Bill Freeman drove in two runs. Earlier, John Meadows blanked Woodward 15 0 at Legion Field, Sparkman homering and Caudill tripling with bases loaded. The Indians square off with the Raiders in Florence Tuesday.
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Charlie Goodin
Huntsville Boosters
Legion
Decatur
Goodin
Boosters
Huntsville
Booster
Bill Freeman
Bill
Bob Freeman
Marv Breeding
Charlie Jones
Bob
Breeding
Woodward
John Meadows
Woodward Iron Men
Birmingham
Indians
Magic City
Legion Field
Meadows
Chick Sparkman
Sparkman
Avery Roberts
Jim Caudill
Red Caudill
Fair Park
Florence
Raiders
Suggs Captures National Women's Open With World Record
Louise Suggs won the 7th annual National Women's Open at Bala Golf Club with a total 284, a new 72 hole world record for women. Betsy Rawls finished with 291, Marlene Bauer and Betty Jameson among runners up as Suggs earned $1,750 and led the 1952 money list.
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Philadelphia
Louise Suggs
Bala Golf Club
Babe Zaharias
Palma Ceia
Palma Ceia Country Club
Tampa
Fla
Carrollton
Louise
Betsy Rawls
Austin
Tex
Landover
Bala
Marlene Bauer
Sarasota
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Fleming Wins Over Jones To Cop Mens' Golf Championship
Dick Fleming defeated Al Jones 1 up in the finals of the championship flight to claim the men's golf title at the Country Club. Wilson Burleson beat Jim Wiley 1 up in the consolation. First flight champion Frank Scroggins defeated John Giles 2 up. Frank Yaney earned a default win in consolation. Dr. R. H. Parks beat Frank Stone 2 and 1 in the second flight final. C D Cottingham won the consolation over Dr. Bob Evans 5 and 4. Gerald Feilds beat Ed Rogers 2 and 1 for the third flight finals. Bill Schelbe won the consolation by default over Chet Goodwin.
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Dick Fleming
al Jones
Fleming Wen
Wilson Burleson
Jim Wiley
Frank Scroggins
John Giles
Frank Yaney
R. H. Parks
Frank Stone
C D. Cottingham
Bob Evans
Gerald Feilds
Ed Rogers
Bill Schelbe
Chet Goodwin
Durocher to Direct NL All-Stars After Suspension
Benched Lip will lead the National League all stars against the American League in Philadelphia on July 8. Leo Durocher, suspended four days by NL chief Warren Giles, will manage the NL squad featuring Giants and other star players with pitching selections by Durocher.
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Cincinnati
Leo Durocher
New York Giants
Durocher
Warren Giles
Philadelphia
Lippy Lee
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Boston
Pittsburgh
Giles
Sal Maglie
New York
Robin Roberts
Curt Simmons
Preacher Roe
Brooklyn
Bob Rush
Chicago
Warren Spahn
Gerry Staley
St. Louis
Roy Campanella
Wes Westrum
Toby Atwell
Alvin Dark
Whitey Lockman
Bob Thomson
Gil Hodges
PeeWee Reese
Jackie Robinson
Red Schoendienst
Granny Hamner
Grady Hatton
Carl Furillo
Duke Snider
Ralph Kinner
Yesterday's baseball score snapshot from multiple teams
Yesterday's results show Atlanta 4 5? Little Rock 0 1? Birmingham 8 3? Memphis 7 4? Mobile 6 4? Chattanooga 46 New Orleans 3 1? Nashville 2 4? The fragment lists several team scores with inconsistent formatting.
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Atlanta
Little Rock
Birmingham
Memphis
Mobile
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Nashville
Today's Schedule Featured NBA Matchups Across Hubs
The card lists three games only: Little Rock at Atlanta, Memphis at Birmingham, and Nashville at New Orleans. No additional context or outcomes provided.
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Little Rock
Atlanta
Memphis
Birmingham
Nashville
New Orleans
Baseball scores from early season games
New York defeated Washington 5 to 3 while Philadelphia hosted Boston in a rain postponed contest. Chicago fell 4 to 7 as Cleveland blanked 2 to 7 in a rain interrupted second game. St Louis edged Detroit 3 to 2 in a tight matchup.
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New York
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago Eee
Washington
St. Louis S
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston at New York. Washington at Philadelphia.
Schedule lists four games with matchups Boston versus New York, Washington versus Philadelphia, Chicago against Detroit, and an away game noted as (n). No results provided.
Baseball scores and matchups from the day
Results list shows Brooklyn 6 Boston 5 and New York 12 Philadelphia 3. Pittsburgh 2 St Louis 1 with rain halted play in the fifth. Chicago 9 Cincinnati 2 8 9. Upcoming games: Philadelphia at Brooklyn, New York at Boston, Pittsburgh at Chicago, Cincinnati at St Louis, with various notes.
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Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
St. Louise
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
De troit Motor City Open opens after Inverness best ball finish
Eleven of twelve professionals head to Detroit for the Motor City Open after winning Inverness best ball. Sam Snead and Jim Ferrier captured tourney honors again, earning $5,666.66 as they posted 37 under par for 90 holes, including a final nine in 28 strokes to set a tourney record.
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Toledo
Detroit
Inverness
Sam Sneed
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Jim Ferrier
San Franciscan
Barons Split With Memphis Piersall Back At Bat
Birmingham Barons split a doubleheader with the Memphis Chicks 8-7 in the opener and 3-4 in the nightcap. Jim Piersall thrilled home fans with a 400 foot homer, two hits, two runs, and four walks while taunting Memphis players from the outfield.
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Associated Press
Jim Piersall
Birmingham Barons
Boston Red
Memphis
Barons
Atlanta
Little Rock
Mobile
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Nashville
Skull to Meet Carter Tuesday in Decatur Armory match
Prince Omar will lock horns with Elmer Davis of St. Louis in a two out of three falls 60 minute match at the Decatur Armory Tuesday night. Nick Carter meets the Skull in the other main event, with the Skull risking his masked face if defeated. Promoter Mike Miller recalls last week’s wild crowd incident and notes the Baby Blimp’s broken nose.
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Prince Omar
Decatur Armory
Elmer Davis
St. Louis
Nick Carter
Skull
Carter
Mike Miller
the Armory
Civitans and Jaycees Clash Tonight in Civic Softball Action
Civic Softball schedule features Civitans vs Jaycees at 7 30 with Kiwanis facing Rotary in the twin bill. Officials set opening pitch and venue details for local league play.
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Civitans
Jaycees
Kiwanis
Rotary
Veterans Return To Haunt Old Clubs In Sunday Baseball
A parade of former players and managers exacted revenge, downgrading their old teams. Holmes delivered the go ahead hit for Brooklyn, Fitzsimmons directed a 12-3 win for New York, Kryhoski hit a ninth inning homer for St. Louis, and Garagiola and Pollet led Pittsburgh to a 2-1 win.
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Joe Reichler
Tommy Holmes
Fred Fitzsimmons
Dick Kryhoski
Howie Pollet
Joe Garagiola
Eddie Robinson
John Pramesa
Hank Sauer
Bob Borkowski
Irv Noren
Holmes
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Fitzsimmons
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Giants
Leo Durocher
Phils
Kryhoski
Detroit
St. Louis Browns
Tiger
Pollet
Garagiola
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Redbirds
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Chicago White Sox
Indians
Pramesa
Chicago
Cubs
Cincinnati
Sauer
Borkowski
Reds
Noren
Washington
New York Yankees
Senators
Allie Reynolds
Bill Miller
Yankee
New York
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Philadelphia Athletics
Eden and Duke of Edinburgh suffer jaundice illness
London reports Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden is too ill to perform full duties for weeks due to jaundice. The Duke of Edinburgh, husband of Queen Elizabeth II, is confined to Buckingham Palace with the same illness for a week.
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Anthony Eden
Duke of Edinburgh
London
Foreign Office
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Lamp black in printing ink production assessed
Lamp black is widely used in producing printing inks. The material serves as a key pigment, valued for its deep color and stability, and supports ink performance across various printing processes.
Indiana Driver Captures Star Race At Fairground
Herman Phillips of Evansville Indiana won the three star feature at the North Alabama Motorcycle Club race at Athens Fairground in a 3 11 half mile. The event drew over 5000 spectators with two spills. Phillips led a strong field including Elbert Carr Horace Travis James Taylor.
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Herman Phillips
Evansville
Indiana
North Alabama Motorcycle Club
Athens Fairground
Phillips
Clarence Smith
Huntsville
Elbert Carr
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Horace Travis
Nashville
Tennessee
James Taylor
Owings
South Carolina
Richard Clark
Greenville
Mike Dottley
Birmingham
Gilbert Wilhite
Cleveland
Hood Hooker
Iran faces trade deficit as exports lag imports
Iran's imports amounted to 219000 dollars while exports reached 134000 dollars for the year ending March 21. The adverse balance was worsened by the near disappearance of oil income due to nationalization.
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Tehran
Iran
Coaches named for Cards and Giants in Du Tocher list
Thomson at third base Sauer in left field Musial center field Slaughter right field Cam Panella catcher Eddie Stanky manages the Cardinals and Frank Shellenback handles the Giants as named by Du Tocher.
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Thomson
Sauer
Musial
Slaughter
Cam Panella
Eddie Stanky
Cards
Frank Shellenback
Giants
du Tocher
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