Old Timers and Hall of Famers Entertain at Yankee Stadium
At Yan kee Stadium the 17th Old Timers Day drew 60 000 fans as 64 former World Series greats appeared including Hall of Famers. Roy Campanella and Joe DiMaggio received the loudest ovations while Herbert Hoover threw out the first ball. The two inning game ended 2 1 with DiMaggio driving in the winning run and Dizzy Dean mocked by AL Schacht.
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Dunham And Croce Top All Star Games in NC
Wally Dunham of Winston-Salem Reynolds and Mike Croce of Asheville shared outstanding player honors in North Carolina high school all star football and basketball games in Greensboro. Dunham starred on the West football team while Croce edged contenders for the basketball MVP as the West rallied for a 53-52 win in the cage clash.
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Larry Edens
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Black Sox memory revived by 13 year old bat boy
AP recalls the 1920 scene after the 1919 World Series fixing scandal when Joe Jackson left court to a crowd of youngsters, a boy asking “It ain't true, is it Joe?” The tale links to Jesse Levan’s alleged role as a liaison between gamblers and players in the 1920s.
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Motor City Open Golf Preview at Meadowbrook in Detroit
Chick Harbert predicts a 273 winning score for the Motor City Open at Meadowbrook Golf Course. Bob Rosburg defends his title as the event returns to Detroit after two years away, with PGA contenders like Cary Middlecoff and Lloyd Mangrum also in play for the $25,000 purse.
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