Reynolds No-Hitter Shielded by Two Masterpieces
Allie Reynolds blanked the Cleveland Indians 2-0 for his ninth straight complete game as New York edged toward the first division. Sal Maglie suffered his first loss of the season as the Giants fell to St Louis 3-4, while Boston and Brooklyn also won to stay near the top of their leagues. Eddie Joost Gus Zernial homered to pace Philadelphia’s 2-1 win over St Louis and Washington’s 9-2 triumph over Detroit moved them within a game of first place.
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Ailie Reynolds
Rex Barney
Don Black
Bill McCeban
Dick Fowler
Ewell Blackwell
Cliff Chambers
Reynolds
New York Yankee
Cleveland Indians
Allie
Redskins
Tredians
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Sal Maglie
New York Giants
St. Taquis Cardinats
Philadelphia
Ned Garver
St. Louis
Browns
Harry Byrd
Garver
Eddie Joost
Gus Zernial
Mickey Vernon
Frank Campos
Washington
Detroit Tigers
Baseball scores and upcoming matches across leagues
National and American League results show St. Louis, New York, Brooklyn, Chicago, and other teams posting varied wins and losses. Night games include Cleveland at Boston with Garcia facing McDermott, and Detroit at Philadelphia with Trucks opposing Kellner. National League features Brooklyn at Pittsburgh and Boston at St. Louis with Branca and Wilson pitching respectively.
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Mesterway
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louie
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Garcia
McDermott
Chicanand
Pierce
Lopat
Trucks
Kellner
Bl. Louis
Cain
Harrist
Porterfield
Pittsburgh
Branca
Friend
Hearn
Jansen
Mattenany
Wilson
Schmidt
Cincinnati
Roberts
Blackwell
Two Dixon Athletes Enter Central State College
Dixon High basketball stars Arnold Copeland and Parker plan to enroll at Central State College in Warrensburg. Copeland, 18, 6-4, 190, multi-sport letterman, worked at Fort Leonard Wood and may try football. Parker, 17, salutatorian and four-year letter winner in basketball and baseball, earned a scholarship to Warrensburg.
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Central State College
Waterensburg
Central Missouri
Arnold Copeland
I Parker
Dixon High
Central State Next Tall
Copeland
Ranald Copelnd
Fort Leonard Wood
Warrensburg
Central State
Parker
Gayle Parker
Hls
C. EB. Quesenberry
Sauer Holds Lead in Three Divisions
In New York on June 3, Hank Sauer of the Chicago Cubs pursues the National League triple crown, leading in home runs with 17 and RBIs at 47, tied with Whitey Lockman for batting average around .435. Dom DiMaggio leads the American League at .346, with Al Rosen second at .333. Joe Adcock and Frankie Baumholtz sit high in hits.
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New York
Hank Sauer
Chicago Cubs
Joe Medwick
St. Louis Cardinals
Sauer
Whitey Lockman
Cubs
Boston
Dom DiMaggio
al Rosen
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Joe Adcock
Chicago
Frankie Baumholtz
Wtters
Ted Kluszewski
Lockman
Aith jAdcock
Cin
Vies
Sian Itz
Chi
Tictusaemsit
Dellarysint
Lonic
Ennis
Philadelphia
Robinson
Breewyn
Adana
Loby Atwell
DiMaggio
Rosen
Dmasea
Bas
Rosman
Cleveatcass
Eddie Robinson
White Sox
Bauer
Manile
N.Y
Hank Bauer
Mickey Man-Woodling
Minor League Scores Across Multiple Leagues
Baseball results from AMERICAN ASSOCIATION and PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE with multiple games noted. Teams like Indianapolis, Milwaukee, Columbus, Fort Worth, San Antonio, Lincoln, Omaha, Wichita, Muskogee, and Miami appear in varied scorelines. summaries indicate wins, losses, and unsettled plays with curfew delays affecting late rings.
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American Association AL. Paul
Indianapolis
Loulviile SF
Miameanstia
Milwaukee
Columbus
Tolena
Kelotan City & Pacific
Mapamea
NAS Leagie Mansion
Daliano Fort Worth
San Antonio
Okmanema Chy
Remumont
Tou T Shreve
Wenyeils League
Sous Iy
Lincoln
Omaha
Det Nainen
Denser Fed
Wichita
Gatorada Snrings & Western Association
Uplin
Alina
Toneke
Muskogee
Matehinson
Smita
WOM League Pours Cite
Tole
Miami
Wartitawite
Blerkwell
Detroit Swaps Kell In Nine-Player Deal
Detroit Tigers announce a nine player deal sending third baseman George Kell outfielder Moot Evers pitcher Dizzy Trout and shortstop Johony Lipono to the Boston Red Sox. In return the Tigers receive first baseman Walter Dropo infielders Johnny Pesky and Fred Mathew, outfielder Dan Lenhardt and pitcher Bill Wight.
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detRoir
Detroit Tigers
George Kell
Moot Evers
Dizzy Trout
Johony Lipono
Boston Red Sox
Tigers
Reeturn
Walter Dropo
Johnny Pesky
Fred Matfield
Dan Lenhardt
Bill Wight
Jim Weber to Head St. Peter Boosters
James Weber named leader of St Peter Boosters for the coming year, replacing Bud Vossen. Wallau named vice president with Rost secretary and Vogel treasurer. Alex Vetter on board of trustees. Over 20 attend second annual barbecue at McClung Park led by Harold Dulle and aides.
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Manners
Inf St. Peter's Bonster Club
James Weber
Weber
Saint
Bud Vossen
Day Wallau
Vir
Charles Rost
Carl Vogel
Alex Vetter
Trusters
Vossen
Ted Wisch, Jr
Wallall A T
Cardinals End Giants Streak Behind Barber Magee
The St. Louis Cardinals toppled Sal The Barber Magee and snapped the New York Giants nine game winning streak 5 to 4 at Sportsman's Park. Ed Die Stanky was limited by trio of Cards homers led by Dave Williams Whitey Lockman and Bob Thomson. Ned Garver took his sixth loss for the Browns as Philadelphia edged them 2 to 1 dropping them to seventh.
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Sportsman's Park
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Giants
Eddie Stanky
Maglie
Dave Williams
Whitey Lockman
Bob Thomson
Barber
Marrs
Cat Breeheen
Redbirds
Tings
Williams
Lockman
Thomson
Iis
Hower
Joe Presko
Ned Garver
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia
Athletics
Little Ned
Browns
Pitohing Garver
ERA Leaders Rule Major Leagues Reynolds and Maglie Shine
Allie Reynolds leads the American League with 12 earned runs allowed in 80 innings for a 1.50 ERA and 20 wins. Sal Maglie tops the National League with a 1.47 ERA after nine wins, despite a defeat last night. Freddie Schupp’s NL mark of 1.90 and Hub Leonard’s 1.00 pace stand out as comparisons. Cleveland’s Mike Garcia trails Reynolds with 1.48, while Bobby Shantz sits at 1.52 with an 8-1 record. Curt Simmons and Bob Rush post notable ERAs as the season shapes up.
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Allie Reynolds
New York Yankees
Associated Press
Reynolds
Cleveland
Yankees
Sal’ Maglie
New York Giants
St. Louis
Magliec
Inns Wings
Maglic
Freddie Schupp
Giants
Hub Leonard
Boston
Mike Garcia
Bobby Shantz
Philadelphia
Little Southpaw
Optimists Defeat Police Nine in Midget League opener
Optimists defeated the Police Department 5 to 3 in the Jefferson City Midget League opener at the public school stadium. Higgens starred for the Opts with strong pitching, Lichtey hit a home run for Optimists, and Wheeler added two hits for the Police.
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Police Nine
Jefferson City
Police Department
Schol Stadium
Wade
Higgens
Wheeler
Lich Tey
Opsimiats
Red Birds
Bordeaux
Washington Park
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Vache
Lichtey
Schulte
Stag Softballers Meet Fulton Merchants Tonight
Fechiel Stags aim for a fourth straight 1952 win as they host the Fulton Merchants at City Park starting at 8 o clock Bud Van Loo pitches for the Capital Citions against Gene Shiverdecker a former Fulton High School athlete The Stags have beaten Springfield Airco Marioil Reed of Columbia and A P Green of Mexico A return game is set for Friday at Fulton and a trip to Rolla follows Saturday
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Fechiel Stags
Fulton Merchants
City
Bud van Loo
Capital Citions
Gene Shiverdecker
Fulton
Slags
Springfield Airco
Marrioil-Reed
Columbia
A. P. Green
Mexico
Fullno
Stags
Rolla
Cedar City Nips Democrats 8-4 For Second Win
Cedar City defeated the Democrats 8-4 at the Smith Tract to move into a tie for third place with the Young Democrats in the Jefferson City Civic Softball league. Alberts led Cedar City with three hits as the Baptists rallied from a 4-3 deficit with three runs in the fifth and two more in the seventh.
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Cedar City Baptists
Young Democrats
Jeffferson City
Smith Tract
Baptists
Richard Alberts
Alberts
Case
Cardwell
D.higgins
Richmond
Ensien
Cedar City
Democrats
R. Alberts
Shell Construction
Baptist
Mid-State
Lutheran
Pauli Sachs
Cee
Eee
Squires
National Guard
Tore Cran
Sadie
Literan
Cronmiek
Ional Guard
Sachs
Pytching
Loesch
Jet Miltert
Midstate
Todd
Blair Cards 140 In Open Qualifier at Dallas
Blair Blair of Jefferson City led a 40 golfer field in an Open Qualifier scoring 340 par for U.S. Open qualification in Dallas. He fired 68 72 at Indian Hills, with Frank Weavers Frank Lejko and Leland Gibson of Kansas City also qualifying. Vienna beat Dixon 16 0 in Mozark League action, Dixon to face Iberia next, Emma plays Richland.
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Kananatrix
J+Specials
Jim Tom Blair
Jefferson City
Dallas
Frank Weavers
Frank Lejko
Leland
Duke
Gibson
Kansas City
Blair
Vienna
Dixon
Iberia
Viemma
Richland
One TV Appearance Allowed Per College Next Season
New York June 3. The NCAA television committee urges controls to curb financial pressures from TV. The 1952 plan allows each college to appear on television only once during the season, with a 12 game series spread on Saturday afternoons and Thanksgiving Day from Sept 20 to Nov 29.
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New York
A. A
NCAA
Golf Tourney Interest At Local Clubs Prompts Matches
Golf interest grows at Hough Park and Country Club as Beat Ben Hogan event yields edge for local players. Memorial Day scores show leaders Don Shull and J Solon Maguire among top totals. Seutech foursome opens season at Hough Park with Mrs Miget Lewis team claiming 41 for nine holes. Potluck draws 159 attendees. Future intercity matches set for June 15 at Hough Park and June 26 at the Country Club with Sedalia Columbia and Fulton expected.
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Hough Park
Hogan
Don Shull
J. Solon Maguire
Russ Rinklin
Herb Schroeder
Paul Lestle
Walt Swearengen
Virginia Rinklin
Florine Ochsner
Emily Bish
Ethel Miget
Eadie ‘Lewis
John Grant
Paul Coppage
Don Moreau
Charles Rost
Norman Richards
Joh J Grant
Hugh Dallas
Hal Halsted
Minnie Landwehr
Dick Stout
William Towell
Dean Ioff
Millie Rost
Lartnce Poopsel
Columbia
Forrest Hill
Tacals
Country Club
Sedalia
Fulton
Tweedies Edge Dodgers In 12 Inning Thriller
Elliot Alberts sparked the Tweedies with three hits including two triples and drove in a run as Doug Link silenced the Dodgers with solid pitching. Jefferson City rallied with three runs in the ninth to force extra innings, then the Tweedies won 8-7 in the 12th at City Park.
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Elliot Alberts
Doug Link
Jefferson City
Jefferson City Dodgers
Alberts
Mix
Tweedies
Link
Dodgers
Alboris
Ler
Pete Walz
Walz
Les Alberts
Richard Albert
Otto Sommers
E. Alberts
Bss
Robinson
Richard Booker
Tweedie
Booker
Fas
Skhoemen
Youth baseball league to feature 80 players this summer
More than 80 Capital City youths aged 13 to 16 will play junior league baseball this summer, announced by recreation supervisor Jack Clark. League play starts June 9 with games scheduled Monday and Tuesday nights at West School.
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Capital City
Jack Clark
West School
Roaters Alioss1
Tommy Brown
Wended Raerner, Jr
Don Scott
Die Yeisha
Jack Wea
Axymond Henters
Tim Heathen
Sue Forssthe
Marvin Gillowk
Bob Ase
Lton Blount
Bobby Bryant
Jimmy Mark
Way
Robert Xoellins
Robert Dukie
Dean Froemer
Ronald Forex
EU James Hoejling
Leon Stores
Ina E Kempker
Eagles
Bobby Manin
Larry Brijans
Dick Jones
Jim Case
Fred Hrenine Ikamp
Ronny Scott
Wenard Tulle
Haverton
Reymond Morekind
Bill W
David Kenny
Jerry
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St. Peter Boosters
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TediWisch, Sr
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