Detroit Red Sox topple Boston in high-profile trade clash
Detroit's Lenhardt and Dropo, ex-Boston teammates, hit key homers to spark a 4 2 win over the Tigers as Ted Gray notches his sixth victory. Ex-Denizens Hatfield and Souchock also factor, while other division rivals win and fall in a busy MLB night.
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New York
U.P
Detroit “Red Sox
Boston “Tigers
Don Lenhardt
Walt Dropo
Lenhardt
Dropo
Boston
Detroiters
Ted Gray
Tigers
Steve Souchock
Detroit
Tigers rally past Red Sox as Lown hurls four-hitter
Tigers battered four Boston pitchers for 12 hits and a Gene Hermanski homer while Turk Lown worked four innings of hitless relief. Ed Mathews homered for Boston and Hank Sauer lifted his league leading average to .341. Boots Brazle earned his third win in relief for St Louis as the Cardinals staged a late comeback. Gran Hammer homered for the Phillies.
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Dodgers
Giants
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburgh
Cards
Phils
Cubs
Braves
Bob Lemon
Cleveland
al Rosen
Bobby Avila
Joe Tipton
Philly
Indians
Harry Byrd
Boston
Browns
White Sox
Gene Hermanski
Turk Lown
Ed Mathews
Hank Sauer
Cardinals
Old Alpha
Boots and Saddles
Brazle
Jim Konstanty
Gran Hammer
Three Scots born players in the NHL
The article notes three National Hockey League players born in Scotland Adam Brown of Boston Jim Conacher and Jim Ross of the New York Rangers. It highlights their Scottish origins amid a broader sports section.
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National Hockey League
Scotland
Adam Brown
Boston
Jim Conacher
Jim Ross
New York
Rangers
Chiefs Open Monday Night Campaign in Southeastern League
The Kenosha Chiefs host the Milwaukee Old Timers at Simmons Field to open the 1952 SE season with a 7:30 p.m. pre game ceremony. Coach Carl Fischbach's club aims for early wins as Racine Jacobsens and Model Tavern challenge other league contenders over the weekend.
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Simmons Field
Kenosha
Kenosha County
Silver Lake
Racine Jacobsens
Model Tavern
Burlington
Wilmot
Racine Progressive Daily
Laker-Jacobsen
Progressive Dairy
Kenosha Evening News Briefs June 7 1952
Local notes from Kenosha Wisconsin dated Saturday June 7 1952 cover daily events. Brief summaries include community happenings and short notices from the Kenosha area.
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Kenosha
Kenosha, Wis
Showdown Week in City Leagues Dominates Weekend Schedule
Six municipal leagues launch Showdown Week with at least seven games. Key matches include Club Cairo vs Archer Club in American division at Lincoln Park and Macwhytes vs Ke-Nash-A on Roosevelt Diamond in Federal, plus Tysons vs Hilltop Tavern in National. Wednesday showcases Lake Shore Classic and Minor division clashes. The schedule features top teams competing for league leadership across divisions and venues including Columbus and Racine.
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Cairo
Archer Club
Lincoln Park
Macwhytes
Ke-Nash
Roosevelt Diamond
Tysons
Hilltop Tavern
Columbus
Sauer Tops NL Batting Race With .350 Average
Hank Sauer of the Chicago Cubs surged to the National League batting lead with a .350 average after a 21-point week. Del Ennis of the Phillies fell from first to 13th as his average dropped 47 points to .296. Sauer, a consistent 30 homer man, strengthened his pace in Cincinnati and Chicago seasons.
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New York
Hank Sauer
Chicago Cub
Sauer
Cubs
del Ennis
Phillies
Ennis
Cincinnati
Chicago
City Slowpitch League Schedules Monday June 9
The city lists Monday June 9 slowpitch games across venues. Matchups include Columbus Tyson's with Hilltop Tavern ee Inc. versus Pint's Uptown at 6:30 and Lincoln Tavern versus Mazzarelli's at 8:30. Other games span Roosevelt Stadium Lincoln No. 1 and No. 2 venues plus Lou's Lunch Shop bye.
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Columbus
Tyson's
Hilltop Tavern
Ee Inc
Pint’s
Uptown
Lincoln Tavern
Mazzarelli’s
Lindas Furnace Co
Dynamatic Club
Dutton Sheet Metal
Kemen Meat Products
Nehlsen’s Sports
Lincoln No
al Pucci
Bill & Ed
Cairo
Archer
Lou's
Menasha and Hurley Reach Wisconsin State Tourney Final
In the semifinals Menasha overwhelmed Union Grove 12 0 while Hurley defeated Auburndale 7 3 and Madison West beat Oconto 5 3 La Crosse Central topped Gays Mills 8 2 La Crosse Logan faced Menasha and Madison West due next. Kosloski struck out 13 in six innings for Menasha with one hit allowed Bud Tschirgi finished the last two frames.
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Menasha
Hurley
la Crosse
Logan
Madison West
Union Grove
Oconto
Auburndale
la Crosse Central
Gays Mills
Maurice Becker
DiMaggio Extends Lead In AL Batting Race
Dom DiMaggio raises his average to .352 as Al Rosen falls to .347 in the week. Gene Woodling and Mickey Mantle sit behind in the AL with .320 and .318 while Dale Mitchell hits .311 and Billy Goodman moves to .310. Roger Howard of Michigan State wins two 1-0 spring Big Ten games, allowing three hits in each.
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Dom DiMaggio
Red Sox
al Rosen
Indians
Boston
Cleveland
DiMaggio
Rosen
Yankees
Gene Woodlin
Mickey Mantle
Dale Mitchell
Billy Goodman
Roger Howard
Michigan State
Johnstown
Phillies Plan Tryouts Camp In Simmonsfield June 25 27
The Philadelphia Phillies announce a three day tryout camp in Simmonsfield from June 25 to 27. Eddie Krajnik leads the Midwest scouting team with Jim Keown Pete Mihalic and Carl Fischbach overseeing activities. Open to players aged 16 to 22 not in the Legion program. Participants must bring own gear and registration begins at 9 30 a m with on field sessions at 10 a m. Advance registration available via Frank Thompson care of the Kenosha Youth Foundation.
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Simmonsfield
Philadelphia Phillies
Eddie Krajnik
Chamber and
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Frank Thompson
Joseph F. Reardon
Phillies
Krajnik
Jim Keown
Illinois
Pete Mihalic
Phillie
Ohio
Carl Fischbach
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Philadelphia
American Legion
Vance
Kenosha Youth Foundation
Philadelphia Phillie
Simmons Field
Baseball Scores and Schedules From Friday and Sunday
National League results include Chicago 7 Boston 2 and St Louis 5 Philadelphia 4. American League shows Cleveland 9 New York 3 and Detroit 4 Boston 2. Also listed are American Association games Milwaukee Louisville and Kansas City Indianapolis Columbus Minneapolis St Paul Toledo.
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Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Columbus
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Leaders Win in Classic League Softball Race
Jahn's Jewelry and Jacobsens kept a share of first place in the Lake Shore Classic after wins last night. Jacobsen's 13 Veenstra 2 and John's 11 Thrifty Mac's 5 highlighted the standings as Letch tied four for four with three doubles. Hank Kuiper earned the win for John’s crew over Thrifty Mac's, while Fehlberg led Jacobsens in the victory over Veenstra Lumber.
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John's Jewelry
Jacobsens Mfg
Tee's Service
Kingsbury Beer
Puntillo Tailors
Mac's Zippers
Thrifty Mac's
Veenstra Lumber
Nash Kenosha
Roosevelt
Jahn
Jacobsens
John
Thrifty Mac
Racine
Hank Kuiper
Ector DeLucca
John Fehl
Berg
Roger Letch
Jersey Joe Walcott Threatens Break With Boxing Club
Jersey Joe Walcott in Mount Ephraim New Jersey declared he would break his contract with the International Boxing Club unless his share rises from 30 to 45 percent for a September title defense. He complained of only 103123 dollars earned for beating Ezzard Charles in Philadelphia last Thursday and named potential opponents Harry Kid Matthews or Rocky Marciano as the promoter Jim Norris eyes for the bout.
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Mount Ephraim
N. J
U.P
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Ezzard Charles
International Boxing Club
Charles
Philadelphia
Walcott
Se.c
Harry
Kid) Matthews
Rocky Marciano
Jim Norris
5 Percent Major League Leaders Overview
United Press rounds up standout batting and pitching figures from the American and National Leagues. Notable names include DiMaggio Rosen Mantle Woodling Sauer Robinson Lockman Adams Musial and Kiner along with top pitchers Roe Brazie Shantz Marrero Paige Hearn and Minner.
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Pet
DiMaggio
Boston
Rosen
Cleveland
Mitchell
Mantle
New York
Woodling
Sauer
Chicago
Robinson
Brooklyn
Lockman
Adams
Cincinnati
Cubs
R. Thomson
Giants
Indians
Dropo
Tigers
Doby
Snider
Dodgers
Roe
Brazie
Cards
Shantz
Athletics
Marrero
Senators
Paige
Browns
Hearn
Minner
Red Devil Golfers Tie for 12th After First Round
Kenosha high school golfers posted 352 strokes in the state tournament, 31 behind leader Racine Horlick. Kenosha is tied with Milwaukee Pulaski and Baraboo for 12th as the 18 holes concluded and the 36 hole event continues Saturday. Horlick’s Bill Giese earned medalist honors with 75. Dick Massach, Michigan State assistant baseball coach, earlier played for the Spartans and in the Brooklyn Dodgers farm system.
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Kenosha
Racine Horlick
Milwaukee Pulaski
Baraboo
Bill Giese
Horlick
Dick Massach
Michigan State
Brooklyn Dodger
Spartans
Brewers Name New Pilot to Start Seven Game Win Streak
Milwaukee appoints Bucky Walters to replace Charlie Grimm as manager of the American Association leaders. Walters, 43, ex NL star pitcher and Braves coach since 1950, takes over after Milwaukee’s 5-0 win over Louisville under interim GM Richard Red Smith.
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Brewers
Milwaukee Brewers
Bucky Walters
Milwaukee
Louisville
Richard
Red) Smith
Brewer
Walters
Charlie Grimm
Pierce Wins Overtime Heartstopper for White Sox
Billy Pierce of the Chicago White Sox shows resilience despite earlier heart fears that may have derailed his career. He pitched 13 innings against the Yankees and delivered a dramatic overtime victory, seeming unfazed in the park.
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New York
U.P
Fraley
Billy Pierce
Chicago White Sox
Pierce
Yankees
Milwaukee 100 Mile Race Draws 35 Top AAA Drivers
More than 35 leading AAA big car drivers enter Sundays 100 mile championship at Wisconsin State Fair Park Milwaukee. Troy Ruttman and Tony Bettenhausen headline a 25 of 33 Indianapolis starters also racing, with trials at 12 30 and the main event at 2 30 p m CST. A new scoring system and bleacher changes are touted to speed results and improve viewing.
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Wis
Wisconsin State Fairpark
Troy Ruttman
Lynwood
Calif
Tony Bettenhausen
Tinley Park
Ill
Indianapolis
State Fair Park
Bettenhausen
Tom Marchese
Fairgrounds
AAA
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Tom Morgan
Ed Stewart
Frank
Spec) Shea
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Joe Black
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Sal Maglie
Pirates
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Bobby Thomson
Tony Bartirome
Sportsman
Dion Henderson
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Congress Resolutions Committee
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Congress
Department of Agriculture
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Fish and Game Fund
Wildlife Administration
U. S. Forest Service
International Association of Fish, Game and Conservation Commissioners
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Twin Lakes
Hooker
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Holcombe
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Bayfield
Lake Superior
Oneida
Big Martha Lake
Shawano
Green Bay
Winnebago
Mississippi
Waukesha
Okauchee
Pine
la Belle
Pewaukee
Joe Adcock
Reds
Chiefs
Kenosha Models
Marty Dylla
Hank Bierdt
Howie Friend
Lakers
Jack Schmalfeldt
Tom Becker
Racine Progressives
Bud” Maleski
Bierdz
Jacobsen
Models
Progressive Daily
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Silver Lake Legion
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Wilmot Legion
Kenosha Model Tavern
Racine Progressive Anary
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Lesniewksi Western
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Ke-Nash-A
Macwhyte Club
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Ment
Associated Press
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American Association
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K.C
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Evening News
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Conley
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al Epperly
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Eddie Johnson
Cuyahoga Falls
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