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Independent Long Beach

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1952

Page

11

Indians Manager Lopez Seeks Relief Pitching Routines

New York, July 7. Cleveland manager Al Lopez defends his policy of using starters in relief, arguing it helps their pitching and citing Carl Hubbell and Dizzy Dean as examples. He notes Mike Garcia Bob Lemon Early Wynn and Feller in relief roles while acknowledging Feller’s differences. Lopez insists star starters profit from relief work and disputes critics who fear loss of originality.

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Paths to Training: Diverse Routes of Top Hollywood Park Trainers

A survey of leading racehorse trainers at Hollywood Park shows varied backgrounds from concert piano study and football stardom to Harvard education and stock exchange experience. Notable figures include Henry Ulrich founder of Walkaway Ranch, Don Cameron linked to Count Fleet, and Buddy Hirsch rising under his father Max.

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Betsy Rawls Ties Berg For Lead At Women's Eastern Open

Reading Pa June 7 Betsy Rawls of Austin Texas shot a parequalling 72 to join Patty Berg at 149 after two rounds to lead the Women's Eastern Open at Berkshire Country Club Berg opened at 74 and trails by three strokes alongside Marlene Bauer Louise Sages Betty Jameson and Betty McKinnin in the tight field Peggy Kirk Findlay posted 80 76 for 156 and others followed in the fluctuating scoring round

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Indians Blast A's for 14-0 Grand Slam Start

Luke Easter hit a first inning grand slam as the Cleveland Indians routed the Philadelphia Athletics 14 to 0. Mike Garcia pitched seven innings before leaving with blisters, Brissie finished the shutout. The A’s managed six singles and no runs, while Cleveland opened a big lead early and coasted to the win.

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Hamner Ousted as Phils Captain Then Delivers Payoff Homer

In St Louis Hamner, removed as Philadelphia Phillies captain by manager Eddie Sawyer after a rough stretch, hits a go ahead eighth inning homer to push the Phils past the Cardinals 4 3. The decision cited responsibility rather than fault, as Hamner breaks his drought with his fifth homer of the season.

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Browns 6-1 St A 94 Ma

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Reynolds Hurls 10th Complete Game in Nipping Browns

New York Yankees beat the St. Louis Browns 2 1 as Allie Reynolds pitched his 10th straight complete game this season. He allowed three hits and struck out nine in earning his seventh win. Offense provided support in the first inning with singles from Billy Martin and Mickey Mantle followed by Mantle scoring on Phil Rizzuto’s hit.

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All-Star Baseball Vote Totals for Inter-League Game

Chicago fans will learn the first tabulations of vote results for the winust inter-league game on July 8. Voters name eight players per team excluding Mitchery. the top eight at each position earn starting spots and will play three innings.

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