Tigers Triumph Over Yankees Behind Newhouser's Six-Hit Shut
Hal Newhouser pitched six hits and guided the Detroit Tigers to a 9-3 victory over the leading New York Yankees. The Tigers built an early margin with four runs in the first inning while Newhouser walked eight but limited the Yanks to three runs.
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Hal Newhouser
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
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Yanks
Hank Bauer
Gerry Coleman
Newhouser
Tigers
Fred Sanford
Senators
Indians
Washington
Gil Coan
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
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Ray Scarborough
Bob Lemon
Frank Papish
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Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Sox
Dick Fowler
Howie Judson
Fowler
Sam Chapman
Chicago
A’s
Hank Majeski
Elmer Valo
Philadephia
Eddie Joost
Valo
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Bob Rush
Frankie Baumholtz
Buddy Kerr
Sid Gordon
Ralph Novotney
Hank Sauer
Hal Jeffcoat
Gene Mauch
Novotney
Jeffcoat
Cubs
Monte Kennedy
Giant
Leo Durocher
Lee Ballanfant
Washington box score slips past Cleveland in extra runs
In a nine inning plus extra frame finish, Washington edges Cleveland 4 to 2. Gorden and Coan homer for Washington while Christman and Rebinson secure the win as Harris and Lemen split pitching duties. Scarbrough tossed 0 in 1/3 as Papish earned the save.
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Christman
Harris
Boone
Gordon
Coan
Dente
Mitchel
Rebinson
Gorden
Sonia Roort
Vernon
Korar
Robinson
Cleveland
Olf Herris
Pepish
Lemen
Papish
Scarborough
Balk
Leser—Lemen
Ump Banishes Leo Durocher
Phillies ride Ken Heintzelman to 6 5 win over Reds as Robin Roberts saves ninth inning rally. Heintzelman improves to 8 3 with strong five hitter performance.
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Leo Durocher
Cincinnati
Robin Roberts
Ken Heintzelman
Philadelphia Phillies
Redlegs
Heintzelman
Reds
Red Stallcup
Jimmy Bloodworth
Danny Litwhiler
Rookie Yankee Wally Hood Jr. Makes Debut as Pitcher
Wally Hood Jr. appears as a pitching rookie for the New York Yankees. His father once hurled for Brooklyn in the 1920s, linking two baseball generations in the public eye.
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Wally Hood, Jr
New York Yankee
Brooklyn
Ace Admiral Wins Inglewood Handicap at Hollywood Park
Ace Admiral wins the $25,000 Inglewood handicap at Hollywood Park Santa Anita in a blanket finish before 34,375 fans. Pretal second Amble In third Double Jay fourth. photo finish needed to separate runners up. The mile and one sixteenth went 1:42 4/5 with Ace Admiral paying $10.80.
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Arcadia
Calif
Ace Admiral
Inglewood
Hollywood Park
Santa Anita
Pretal
Amble
Double Jay
Maine Chance Farm
Rieder Tops Southern Conference Boxing Champ Now Terps Soccer
Eddie Rieder, Maryland's Southern Conference boxing champion, is described as an outside wing man on the Maryland Terrapins soccer team. The Duke baseball squad features only two left handed batters with one also serving as a pitcher.
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College Park, Md
NFA
Eddie Rieder
Maryland
Terps
Duke University
Coe Wins Trans-Mississippi Golf Title In Colorado Springs
Glum-faced Charlie Coe the Walker Cup star from Ardmore Oklahoma captured the Trans Mississipp i golf championship in Colorado Springs with a 6 to 5 victory over Fred Newton of Denver. Coe built a 6 up lead after nine holes and held on to win the 36 hole title.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Charlie Coe
Ardmore
Okla
Fred Newton
Denver
Cee
Police Athletic Nine Defeats Sing Sing Inside Prison Walls
The Sing Sing prison baseball team lost 4 to 3 to the Police Athletic Nine of Ossining in a prison game. Pisey Sands hit a towering home run over the wall but no one could retrieve the ball.
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Police Athletic
Sing Sing
Ossining
N. YY
Police Athletic League
Pisey Sands
Sands
Winter Wheat Wins Mary Dyer Stakes at Narragansett Park
Winter Wheat trained by W. G. Jones triumphed by three lengths in the Mary Dyer stakes at Narragansett Park. Black Chiffon finished second and Mr Emma third in the 1 1/16 mile race with Winter Wheat paying 3.40 to win.
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W. G. Jones
Winter Wheat
Narragansett Park
Black Chiffon
Mr Emma
Maryland Rifle Team Wins National Intercollegiate Championship
The Maryland rifle team remained undefeated in meet competition this season and captured the National Intercollegiate championship. The piece also notes yacht club property values in the United States ranging from 10.29 million to 20 million dollars.
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College Park Md
NEA
Maryland
United States
Lagers Host Austin Club In Twin Bill Of Sunday Baseball
Heileman’s softball team aims to recover a Sunday win streak as they meet Austin Minn in a 10:30 a.m. and 2:15 p.m. doubleheader at West avenue and Copeland field. Lagers stand 2-2 on Sundays after beating Chester then losing to St. Paul’s Herges. Austin counters with Prigge King on the mound and Berg behind the plate.
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Lagers
Ohester
Herges
St. Paul
J. McGiness
R. Hallman
H. Dever
R. Jewett
W. Pepper
Heileman’s
Buck Tanke
Fritz Mekvold
Hooks Koeller
Bobby Bendel
Jule Kriese
Jerry Bendel
Brown Upsets Gonzales At Wimbledon In 1948
Geoff Brown of Australia, a two handed specialist, stunned Pancho Gonzales in four sets on center court to reach the Wimbledon quarter finals. Ted Schroeder Bob Falkenburg Frank Parker advance as rest of seeds win. Louise Brough moves into women's quarter finals after defeating Rosemary Walsh.
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Richard
Pancho) Gonzales
U. S
Australia
Geoff Brown
Attlee
Los Angeles
Ted Schroeder
la Crescenta
Calif
Bob Falkenburg
Beverly Hills
Frank Parker
Gonzales
Geoff
Yvon Petra
France
Schroeder
Vladimir Cernik
Czechoslovakia
Parker
George Worthington
Falkenburg
Hans van Swol
Brough
United States
Brown
John Bromwich
Rolando del Bello
Italy
Frank Sedgman
Philippe Washer
Belgium
Eric Sturgess
South Africa
Gianni Cucelli
Sedgman
Sturgess
Bromwich
Drobny
Louise Brough
Rosemary Walsh
Britain
Recreation Baseball Opens At Copeland Salzer Fields
The recreation department starts a baseball program this week at Copeland and Salzer fields for boys in multiple age based leagues. Midget age players 11 and under report at Copeland field Wednesday 9 30 a.m. Rosters and schedules for North and South Side divisions are listed with matchups and times for June 26 through July 1.
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Committee Faces Task Of Selecting Teams To Play In Jaycee Semi-Pro Baseball Meet
The La Crosse Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsored District 12 semi pro tournament at Copeland Park July 12 13 14 and 15 will see eight teams chosen by Commissioner Olaf N Hoff and Ken Blanchard. Entry deadline is Thursday at midnight with a $10 fee. Eligible teams from La Crosse Vernon Monroe Jackson Trempealeau and Buffalo counties compete for a district trophy and gate and prize distributions. The winner advances to the State Semi Pro title and could reach the National tourney by the NBC. Additional prizes include a sportsmanship trophy and a top player award.
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Olaf N
Ole) Hoff
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la Crosse
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Trempealeau
Buffalo
National Baseball Congress
Dick Falk
Milwaukee
Cass Michaels Takes Lead In American League Poll
Cass Michaels of the Chicago White Sox moved ahead of Joe Gordon in the All-Star poll to become the American League's top second baseman. The vote total Saturday was 528,943 for Michaels and 521,802 for Gordon, with the poll opening June 10 and closing next Wednesday. More than 2,000,000 ballots have been cast.
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Cass Michaels
Chicago White Sox
Brookelyn
Michaels
Cleveland
Joe Gordon
Michael
Gordon
Southern California NCAA Champs Produce Triple A Prospects
Pitcher Wally Hood Hank Workman and Tom Kipp, from Newley Minneapolis and San Diego, members of Southern California's 1948 NCAA champions, have earned their first Triple A baseball berths.
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Los Angeles
Wally Hood
Hank Workman
Newley
Minneapolis
Tom Kipp
San Diego
Southern California
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