Kingsbury Beats Tee's 2–0 in Lake Shore Classic Derby
Kingsbury earns its second win over Tee's this campaig n as Joe Rosko and Jack Rice combine for a 2–0 victory. Rosko carries a near no hitter into the sixth inning before Don Richards singles for Tee's only hit, fanning nine and walking one across seven innings.
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Illinois Bowl Out In NCAA Tournament And Zippers Win
Illinois Bowl Out In NCAA Tournament highlights five hits by Rice and George Fredericks with two apiece and nine strikeouts for Luebke as Kingsbury drives in both runs. Mac's Zippers beat Nash Kenosha 13 to 2 behind McPhaul and Meiers, while Western Michigan edges Illinois 1-0 for a NCAA finals berth.
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Bears to Play Giants In Exhibition Contest
The Chicago Bears face the New York Giants in a NFL exhibition for armed forces on September 14. It is the seventh annual military charity game, following six prior events that raised 299,731 dollars for the Army Emergency Relief the Air Force Aid Society and the Navy Relief Society. The Bears’ first 1952 appearance in Chicago.
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Sain Stops Sox Cubs Win Inning For Yankees
Johnny Sain, 33, purchased from Boston last year for 50000, earned his fifth win as the Yankees beat the White Sox 6 4. Sain saved a tight game with two costly second inning errors by Chico Carrasquel, then helped drive in two runs with a pinch hit, while Hank Bauer and a three run rally sealed the victory.
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Walcott Retains Title in Scrappy War With Charles
Walcott defends heavyweight crown with a unanimous decision over Ezzard Charles before 21,599 at Municipal Stadium Philadelphia. Judges’ scores and press reaction split, gate hits 210313 plus 175000 TV. Charles disappointed but defers blame. Walcott’s counter punching and heart seal the upset win.
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Saturday Schedule and American Association Standings
Saturday features New York at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Cincinnati Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis. In the American Association Milwaukee 5 Toledo 3 St Paul 6 Louisville 3 Kansas City 6 Columbus 5 in 10 innings Indianapolis 10 Minneapolis 9. KC at Indianapolis and other matchups listed.
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Jersey Joe Walcott Wins Heavyweight Title From Ezzard Charles
Jersey Joe Walcott, tired yet triumphant, says the odds were against him but a lucky two dollar bill and a prayer helped him win the title from Ezzard Charles. He kept the championship in a surprising victory and planned a quiet celebration with his manager.
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Top Stars Vie in Hilltop Meet
Milwaukee Wis U P Most of the nation’s top track and field stars will attend the 27th Central Collegiate Conference championships at Marquette stadium. Illinois seeks its sixth CCC title since 1926 and aims to defend its 1951 crown as 36 schools enter 16 events with finals under lights Saturday.
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Charles Edges Walcott In 21-17 Split Boxing Verdict
United Press ringside poll shows 33 writers backed challenger Ezzard Charles and 7 supported champion Jersey Joe Walcott in last night's bout. The final decision favored Charles 21 to 17 among reporters.
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Propsoms Nip Davis Nine in tight Little League clash
Peter Propsom's squad edged Davis Heating 5 to 4 to move into a first place tie with Nehlsen's at 1-0. Nehlsen's had defeated City Lumber 9-7, setting up a 2 p.m. Saturday showdown at Simmons Field to determine sole leader. Jack Wavro earned the win for Propsoms as his team tallied nine hits.
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Brewers Take Sixth Straight
The Milwaukee Brewers won their sixth straight by beating Toledo 5-3 with three ninth inning runs after two outs. Jack Dittmer Jim Bassa and Hank Ertman drove doubles in the late rally as George Estock finished the last two innings for the win.
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Rote Signs 1952 Contract With Packers
Tobin Rote, veteran quarterback who led the league in rushing last season, has signed a 1952 contract with Green Bay. Coach Gene Ronzani announced the agreement today.
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