Yankees Beat Tigers 10 6 Behind Late 3-Run Spurt
New York, leading the league, surged past Detroit 10 to 6 as three late innings produced three home runs. John Sain earned his seventh win with support from Bob Hogue after a Detroit rally, while Art Houtteman took the loss.
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Giants Power Ruins Pirates in 5-2 Win
New York Giants beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-2 in a sparsely attended game. Bobby Thomson drove in three runs with two homers and two singles while Henry Thompson also homered as New York improved against the Pirates, last in the standings.
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Velar Pilot Denies Fight Charge In Chicago Hearing
Velar pilot Steve Ellis, manager of Chico Velar of Stamford Connecticut, denied all statements attributed to him about the Chuck Davey fight. Time Athletic Commission Chairman Josep Triner said Ellis was summoned to Chicago for a hearing after reports claimed he told Fidel La Barba that Velar was too sick to fight and could not stand up to the punishment.
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Marion's single delivers Browns 4 3 win over Red Sox
In St. Louis on June 18, manager Marty Marion singled to drive in Dick Kryhoski with none out in the ninth, giving the Browns a 4 3 victory over Boston. The Browns overturned an early 3 1 deficit, rallying in the fifth to tie before Kryhoski's drive set up the late winner.
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Collins Whiffs Nine Leads Boys Club 11 to 2
Wes Collins struck out nine over four innings as Downtown Boys Club defeated St. Cyprian's 11 to 2 in American League kid baseball at Truman Boyd. Legion Braves defeated West Long Beach Mavericks 41 in a separate game.
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Few Entries At British Open Golf Tournament
London notes only ten Americans have entered the British Open Golf Tournament the smallest number in years and the event attracts limited U S participation this year.
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Seixas and Dorfman win in London third round
Vic Seixas of Philadelphia and Irvin Dorfman of New York won straight sets in the London Lawn Tennis Championships third round. Hem Richardson of Baton Rouge was upset by Australia’s Lewis Hoad. Seixas beat Naresh Kumar 6-2 6-4 and Dorfman defeated Tari Ayre 6-4 6-4. Richardson, 17, fell to Head 8-6 0-6 6-3. Frank Sedgman beat Sam Hueza, while Don Candy defeated Gianni Netto. Mervyn Rose beat Ian McDonald and Ken Ragnall ousted Eric Sturgess. In women’s play Dot Head beat Jean Sole 6-3 6-3 and Jean Trower beat Baba Lewis 6-2 6-3.
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Shantz Likely All Star Starter In 18th Game
New York June 1 Bobby Shantz, star pitcher for the Philadelphia Athletes, appears set to be the American League’s starting pitcher in the 18th All Star Game against the National League on July 4 at Shibe Park. With a 31 4 record and 10 straight wins for a sixth place club, the 150 pound right hander is favored by manager Casey Stengel though selection isn’t automatic. This would be Shantz’s first All Star appearance.
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Castellani Wins Split Decision Over Bratton
Chicago June 18 AAP Rocky Castellani won a split decision over Johnny Bratton before 3147 fans at Chicago Stadium. Castellani used his weight edge to press Bratton, trailing early but pulling ahead in the final rounds amid Bratton’s cut above Castellani’s eye. Referee Norman McGarity had Castellani ahead 54-46. judges Frankel 52-48 for Castellani and OConnell 51-49 for Bratton. Bratton’s 17th defeat in St pro bouts. Castellani’s 35th win in 41.
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Musial Tops All Star Balloting in 1952 Vote
In Chicago on June 14 Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals surged to the lead as the top individual vote-getter in the 1952 all star baseball poll. Hank Sauer of the Chicago Cubs dropped from first to third as Dom DiMaggio of the Boston Red Sox moved up.
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Julio Bonetti Dies Of Heart Attack in Belmont
Funeral services will be held for Julio Bonetti a former major league pitcher who died at his Belmont home from a heart attack at age 41 Bonetti played for the St Louis Browns in 1937 38 and the Chicago Cubs in 1940 He had been a Bush leaguer in San Francisco before reaching the majors Belm ont Calif June 18.
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Musial Breaks Through with 1900th Hit in Cardinals Win
Stan Musial homered and added a single to reach 1900 major league base hits as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 7 to 1 at Shibe Park. Musial drove in three runs including the milestone blast, with a late single adding another RBI in the seven run victory.
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Savitt Seeks Best Shot as Wimbledon Opens Seven Americans Favored
Wimbledon underway with Dick Savitt drawing Naresh Kumar for a possible path to the semifinals. Among seven seeded U S players, Vic Seixas and Gardnar Mulloy face Narendra Nath and Vladimir Skonecki respectively, while others meet Torsten Johansson and Athol Tills as unseeded Americans and a list of U S women enter the tournament.
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