Yankees wallop Indians twice in doubleheader
New York Yankees rout Cleveland Indians twice as fans pack the park for a big crowd. Bob Burhave and Allie Reynolds pitched well in game two to seal a 4-3 victory after Mantle homered and McDougald drove in key runs. Steve Gromek lasted five innings in the nightcap before relief, while Mickey Mantle fueled the offense with a three-run shot in the opener and a second inning rally.
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Giants and Cardinals Split Their Doubleheader
New York Giants rebound from a 14 12 drubbing to blank the St Louis Cardinals 3 0 in the nightcap before 41899 at bat. Maglie pitched well but took a hard luck loss as Cards rally in three innings to win game one. Soly Horns and Country Slaughter provided power for St Louis while Westrum homered for New York in game two cut short by darkness.
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Boros Beats Hogan In National Open
Milgrams gallery notes a youth transfusion as Julius Boros, 32, defeated Ben Hogan to win the National Open at Northwood on June 14, 1952. Hogan, fading from dominance, posted rounds of 74 74 in a two round deficit to finish far back, while Boros seized the title and momentum for a possible return to form in 1953. Sam Snead heads to Louisville to defend the PGA Championship as golf’s touring season continues.
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Koehler to Pitch Against Johnstown Nine at Forbes Field
Johnstown nine faces Gloughs with Jim Koehler starting for Gloughs and Baltix pitching for Angus Ranch in Forbes Field opener Tuesday at 9. The doubleheader features Graley's team from Denver league, while notable local players including Cornwell and Geisack are slated to appear.
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Windsor Defeats Fort Collins 12-6 In Junior Legion Game
Windsor tallied 12 runs on 15 hits to beat Fort Collins 12 to 6 at Fort Collins Sunday. Windsor scored in six innings including the second, third, fourth, fifth, eighth and ninth while Fort Collins put up four in the fourth and two in the seventh. Anderson pitched for Windsor with 13 strikeouts while Fort Collins hurlers struck out 19. Costello, Walker, and Hwan contributed to the Fort Collins bullpen in relief duties.
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Sweden Opens Its Biggest Spy Trials
Sweden begins its largest spy trial as seven communists face charges of selling vital northern defense secrets to Soviet agents. Public Prosecutor Werner Rybninger seeks maximum penalties for ringleaders including Johan Friliof Entom and Atlant Ceder, with Boden fortress secrets allegedly compromised. A separate accident report notes 7 year old Fred Aulz injured near Lincoln Park after a collision with a moving car on Eighth Street.
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Major League Baseball Scores and Highlights from the Day
A dense recap of American and National League results across multiple games. Highlights include Boston sweeping two games with Chicago, Washington and Detroit splitting, New York and Cleveland trading blows, and St Louis plus Philadelphia and Brooklyn games noted. Also partial college structure and minor league notes appear amid the long box scores.
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Holy Cross To Meet Missouri In College Baseball Title Showdown
Holy Cross defeated Western Michigan 15 3 then beat Penn State 15 4 to reach the NCAA final with Missouri. Missouri remained unbeaten after a two hit victory over Penn State as junior Wren starred on the mound.
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Cubs Fall to Boston Braves in Doubleheader Losses
Hank Sauer went hitless in both games as the Cubs dropped a doubleheader to the Boston Braves 4-1 and 2-0. Max Surkont tossed a two hitter in game one, Johnny Logan drove in both Braves runs, and Paul Minner held Chicago to scattered hits while the Cubs stranded runners. Boston clinched the series with timely rallies, while Chicago continued a rough stretch, dropping their third in 18 games.
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Holy Cross Romps Past Western Michigan in NCAA Tourney
Holy Cross rallied with a four run fourth inning to overpower Western Michigan 15 to 3, sending WMU out of the double elimination bracket. Big Jim O Neill earned the win with a nine hit, steady if unspectacular start and added three hits and three RBIs.
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Coors Team Candidates Meet with Cyphers Next Week
Fragmentary report notes Coors team candidates to meet Cyphers on Tuesday and Wednesday at CSCE field. Names and full context are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Morse Threatens GOP With Silence Over Taft Candidacy
Oregon senator Morse on NBC Meet the Press warned he would withhold support and avoid campaigning for Robert A Taft if the Republican platform and candidate fail to meet his approval. He praised Eisenhower as a sane conservative and urged a unity candidate with a fair stance on the nation's needs. He said his voting would depend on the Democratic rival and overall welfare of the country.
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