Yankees Roll Past Senators as Lopat Dominates
Eddie Lopat shines in a 6-1 Yankee win over the Washington Senators delivering a two RBI day with a bunt hit. Cleveland, Brooklyn, and St. Louis post wins as Boston splits a twin bill with Philadelphia. Giants fall to Brooklyn 9-1 while Shantz loses to Boston in Philadelphia.
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Defense Keys Tide's 1952 Football Prospects
University of Alabama opens practice with seventy candidates as Red Drew stresses defense against eleven opponents. Six sophomores groomed for starting roles. six more for reserves. Key losses include ends and other starters, while tackle depth remains strong despite departures. The schedule features bowl teams from 1951 and a tough six-conference slate shaping goals for the season.
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National Sunday Results and College Football Notes
NBA and college summaries mix as Brooklyn beat New York 9-1 while Boston edged Philadelphia 1-0. Standings show Chattanooga leading, followed by New Orleans and Memphis with Nashville and Atlanta further behind. Football drill notes highlight 1951 Tide prospects with Hunt Shipp and a deep lineup. key returnees include Hobson Wilson Luna and Bobby Marlow among others.
Today’s Games List For Region Teams
New Orleans at Atlanta Mobile at Birmingham Memphis at Chattanooga Little Rock at Nashville.
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Baseball scores and matchups across cities
New York 6, Washington 1. Boston 11 to 0 over Philadelphia. Cleveland 6, Chicago 3. St Louis 7, Detroit 4. Upcoming games include Boston at New York, Philadelphia at Washington, Detroit at Chicago, and Cleveland at St Louis with two games each.
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Former National League Star Vaughan Drowns in Lake
Alturas California mourns Joseph Floyd Arky Vaughan forty a retired NL star and Bill Wimner forty five a logger after their fishing boat capsized in Lost Lake near Surprise Valley. Vaughan swam 65 yards toward shore and drowned twenty feet away. Wimner perished alongside. Bodies recovered Sunday. funeral Thursday.
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Pels Drop to Fourth as Chicks Close In on Third
The Memphis Pelicans sitting in fourth after a six game win streak lost 14-7 to Little Rock and fell one game behind New Orleans for third while Atlanta crushed New Orleans 9-5 to seize second place. Luke Appling leads the Chicks in a determined bid for the pennant as they close in on the top positions.
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SEC Practice Spotlight Pictures and Projections
Atlanta writer Sterling Slappey notes SEC teams open football practice with photo sessions and public relations focus. Mississippi State Auburn and Georgia Tech face injuries and line changes while Ole Miss LSU and Georgia gather large squads. Tennessee faces graduation losses and defensive strength. Key players include Zeke Bratkowski Harry Babcock Rick Casares and Charles Lapradd as teams plan early season games in September.
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Indians Face Florence In N A finals second game
The Decatur Indians travel to Legion Field for game two of the North Alabama semi pro finals against Florence. A win would clinch the best two of three series after Decatur 4 2 victory in Florence led by Bill Freeman and Bill Roberts with nine strikeouts apiece from Charlie Goodin and Burns.
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Pot Of Gold Awaits Winner Of National Singles Tennis Championship
Forest Hills N Y The National Singles Championship moves into its fourth session at West Side Tennis Club Frank Sedgman the likely winner if he captures back to back titles the pot meets an early end. If an American wins and turns pro he could reach easy street as many former champions have done including Bobby Riggs Budge Pancho Gonzales and Jack Kramer.
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Bear Bryant Experiments With Formations At Kentucky
Olympic discus man aimed for fullback duties as Kentucky began studying single and double wing schemes. Last year Bear Bryant favored the T formation in practice and strategy.
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