Rumor Links O'Doul To Yankees Post In 1953
San Francisco reports suggest Lefty O'Doul could take over the New York Yankees if Casey Stengel retires after the 1952 season. O'Doul, longtime Seals mentor turned Padres skipper, has softened his stance on major league work and may pursue a high salary. He previously earned as much as 45,000 with San Francisco.
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Cubs Edge Dodgers In Tight Chicago Park Victory
Chicago Cubs beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 6 to 1 at Wrigley Field behind Willie Ramsdell’s 8-inning relief after Bob Kelly’s early walks. Ramsdell allowed six singles, struck out eight, no walks, and Carl Furillo’s run was driven in by a bases-loaded walk. Cubs hitters pounded Billy Lews and relief by Labine and Van Cuyk with homers by Serena and Sauer, powering the win.
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Beavers Open 1952 Season In Los Angeles Series
Beavers manager Clay Hopper brings the Port land Beavers to Gilmore Field for a seven game set against the Hollywood Stars. Marina Pieretti (8 7) is set to pitch for Bevos while Jim Walsh (2 5) starts for the Stars in the opener. The top series of the week heads to San Diego.
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Homers Beat Brownies 2-1 In Philadelphia Ball Game
Athletics defeated the Browns 2 to 1 as Borme, Joost, and Zernal drove the runs aided by strong defense. Ned Garver took his sixth loss of the year while Jim Rivera and Bob Young supplied key hits for the A’s, and Skeeter Kell made plays to keep the Browns from ties late.
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Deep Sea Fishing Yesterday in Lone Beachy Wings
A fragmented summary from three sports wings reports yields listings of fish catches at Lone Beachy including yellowtail, sea bass, barracuda, rock cod, halibut, calico bass, and miscellaneous species. Named boats and lines such as Spitfire Islander and Pacific Sportfishing appear with multiple counts, reflecting a busy day at sea.
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Marrero Secures Fifth Win as Nats Beat Tigers 5 2
Washington pitcher Connie Marrero allowed nine hits to earn his fifth win of the season, guiding the Senators to a 5-2 victory over Detroit. The rally began in the first inning with four straight singles by Yost Jensen Vernon and Runnels, giving Washington a 2-1 lead, then added two more runs in the sixth on a walk to Baker and timely hits by Jensen and Vernon, with Vernon later scoring in the eighth.
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Umpire Pat Orr Removed Over Revealing Assignment
Pacific Coast League President Clarence Rowland disclosed that Pat Orr was removed as an umpire during the Oakland Sacramento series for revealing his next week's assignment. The step followed a dugout altercation with Oaks manager Mel Ott after the Oakland Hollywood doubleheader. Orr reportedly told Oakland players they would be on their series next week.
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McGarvey Elected First Veep of CBA
Frank Fields of San Jose was elected president of the California State Bowling Assn. The association closed its month long meeting last night in Los Angeles with George McGarvey of Long Beach chosen first vice president. Oakland hosted the 1953 state tournament and Long Beach bid for 1954.
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Braves Edge Reds 4 1 Behind Crowe Homer
Braves beat Cincinnati 4 1 as George Crowe baseball homer and key hits in the fourth frame. Ed Mathews fanned then Sid Gordon doubled and Walker Cooper scored on his drive. Roy Hartsfield and others added RBI as Surkont and Haugstad held the Reds in check.
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Davey’s Perfect State Restored by NY Boxing Commission
New York June 2 Chuck Davey undefeated ring record saved as the New York Boxing Commission reversed May 29 result with Carmen Hasilio calling the bout a draw and suspending Referee Joe Palmer for a confusing card.
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Chadwick Plans English Channel Challenge Ahead
New York June 2 Florence Chadwick California swimmer known for record swims prepares to wager 31000 that she can swim the English Channel both ways non stop. She previously broke Ederle’s England to France record and later became first woman to swim France to England.
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