Feller Steals Spotlight As Indians Split With White Sox
Art Houtteman’s arrival boosts Cleveland as Bob Feller wins his third straight start in a 5 0 10 inning shutout over Chicago while the Indians split the doubleheader 16 5. Chicago’s 20 run seventh rallies, Minnie Minoso homers, Rosen hits 22nd homer in loss.
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Feller
White Sox
Indians
Chicago
Gene Bearden
Dale Mitchell
al Rosen
Luke Easter
Minnie Minoso
Rosen
Lopat
Irv Noren
Don Bollweg
Yogi Berra
Yankee
Bob Porterfield
Jim Plersall
Ellis Kinder
Red Sox
Torrid Giants Back in Race
The New York Giants powered to a seven game win streak lifting them into pennant contention after a 20-6 win over the Brooklyn Dodgers. Sal Maglie dominated with six hits allowed in a 6-1 victory as Brooklyn’s home run streak reached 24 games. The Dodgers hold a lead of 6% games on the leaders, with upcoming clashes against the first-place Dodgers.
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Sal
Barber
Chicago
Ralph Kiner
Cubs
Warren Spahn
Cardinals
Braves
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Curt Simmons
Jefthander
Dressen
Branca
Johnny Sain
Brooklyn
Bobby Thomason
Giants
Dodgers
Sports on Radio TV Rotary TM Hans Films
A clipped listing notes sports radio and TV programming tied to producers Hans Films and the Chicago station Wrosehg TM. It references Tevat D ple Teal and Guliards rsiormond pine ne fhaeela aliarda amid unclear context.
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Hans Films
Asyed-Marshall
Wrosehg
Chicago
Tevat D
Guliards
Branca Seeks New Start With Detroit Tigers Break
Ralph Branca leaves the Dodgers for Detroit calling the waiver move the break he has searched for. Manager Charlie Dressen, teammates, and rivals wish him well, noting Detroit's pitching needs under Fred Hutchinson and Branca's potential to rebound in the new league.
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Ralph Branca
Detroit Tigers
Ebbets Field
John Griffin
Carl Erskine
Ralph
Dodgers
AP Wirephoe
Brooklyn
Tigers
Detroit
Charlie Dressen
Branca
Freddie Hutchinson
Dodagers
Ann Mulvey
Dodger
Preacher Roe
Thompson
Jackie Robinson
Hogan Confirms He Won't Retire Soon After Open Win
Ben Hogan, relaxed after winning the British Open at Carnoustie with a 282 total, says reports of retirement are false and he will travel to Paris for an Army exhibition match. He plans to play in the Masters in March at Augusta but will skip the Ryder Cup and may not defend the Open title next year. He notes 19 years of travel and being 40 means limited mileage ahead.
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Carnoustie
Scotland
Ben Hogan
Paris
Record &R
Hogan
Augusta
Unclear Sports Card From Fragmented Schedule
Fragmented OCR shows multiple city matchups including Seattle, San Francisco, San Diego, Portland, Oakland, and Hollywood with unclear scores and times. Mentions Dickey, McCall, Masterson, Sain, and teams like Detroit, Philadelphia, Washington, New York, and Boston. Overall game list appears disorganized with partial player names and venue notes.
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Detroit
Domeig
Philadelphia
Hogan wins U S Open in dramatic British title double
Hogan edges rivals to claim the U S Open after a final round where he started two behind and finished four ahead as a 20 000 strong gallery roared. Stranahan Thomson Tees Cedra deadlocked for second at 286 Mangrum 301. Hogan, happy yet reserved, walked off with his wife Valerie.
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Hogan
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Ohio
Dai Tees
Wales
Peter, Thomson
Australia
Antonio Cedra
Argentina
Lloyd Mangrum
U.S
Stranahan
Valerie
Bobby Jones
Gene Sarazen
Seixas Seixas Faces Mulloy in Bath and Tennis Semifinals
Vic Seixas the Wimbledon champion from Philadelphia, matched against Hal Burrows of Charlottesville and Gardnar Mulloy of Coral Gables as Don Frye of Seattle advanced to the Bath and Tennis Club Invitation final four. Seixas beat Bill Quillian 6-1 6-3 in the quarterfinals, while Mulloy outlasted Gene Garrett 6-0 9-7.
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Sppring Lake
N. Jett
Vic Sexias
Hal Burtows
Charlottesville
Gardnar Mulloy
Coral Gables
Fla
Don Frye
Seattle
Bath and Tennis Club
Seixas
Mulloy
States
Bill Quillian
Gene Garrett
San Diego
Minor League Results Across Multiple Leagues
Baseball round up of numerous minor league scores including California League games such as Fresno and Santa Barbara, Arizona Texas League results with El Paso and Mexicali, International League Buffalo win and Rochester loss, American Association action, Western League and other regional games with varied final tallies and notes on extra innings and unusual line scores.
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Hresno
Santa Barbara
Bakersfield
Modesto
Visalia
Stockton
Lonites
el Paso
Mexicali
Bisbes
Phoenix
Tucson
Les Juarez
Buffalo
Baltimore
Rochester
Syracuse
Ottawa
Mentrea
Springfield
Toronto
American Association
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Toledo
Minneapolis
Columbua
Charleston
St. Paul
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Houston
Fort Worth
San Antonis
Tulea
Shreveport
Oklahoma City
Beaumont
Southern Association
Line Rock
Chattanoora
Nashville
Memphis
Birmingham
New Orleans
Mobile
Atlanta
Western Mncrry
Victoria
Edmorton
Harris Denies Detroit Rumor
Washington Senators manager Bucky Harris denied a report that he would sign a five year contract as Detroit Tigers general manager at a $75,000 per year salary. Harris called the story ridiculous and said there was no truth to it.
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NEW York
Bucky Harris
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Harry Wismer
Harris
Wismer
Whitfield Excels In Finn Meet With Sprint Wins
Mal Whitfield, two time Olympic 800 meter champion, won the 200 meter dash in 22.4 seconds and the 400 meter run in 47.7 seconds at an international track and field meet in Karhula Finland on Friday night.
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Karhula
Finland
Mal Whitfield
Boxing Main Event Set at Jolliwood Legion Stadium
Boxing feature headlines Ferdinand versus Green and Gallardon versus Garclay as the first of two main bouts at Jolliwood Legion Stadium with ring times listed. Wrestling follows at Valley Garden Arena Blasale O Taple Carrell Speedway and other events include dog racing and horse racing at various local venues.
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Ferdinand
Green
Gallardong
Garclay
Valley Garden Aréna
Blasale
O'Taple
Carrell
Cy Cartel
Cilver’ Cliy
Mideula
Hope Bowl
Dal Alol
Tijuana
Tinang
Tipuans
Baseba
Seattle
Glimore Field
Tifvana
Well Now Stars Slaughter Seattle in Coast League Showdown
Hollywood tops Pacific Coast League standings with a 16-2 rout of Seattle, led by rookie George O'Donnell's 11th win. Seattle's Al Widmar was knocked out early as Hollywood bunched 18 hits and homers, while Seattle’s Lea Thomas missed a hit due to a ruling. Portland beat Oakland 5-0 behind Jeff Glenn Biott. Sacramento toppled Los Angeles 9-1 as Ken Kimball outpitched Jerry Hallen. San Francisco beat San Diego 8-2 with late homers from Moran and Zuvels.
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Seattle
George O’donnell
Monte Basgall
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Tom Louriels
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Bill
Merrill Combs
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Angels
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Dixie Upright
San Francisco Seals
San Diego
Bill Thomason
Bob Malloy
Bil Bradford
Bob Muncrief
Padres
Jima Moran
Jarry Zuvels
Hogan Wins Open Triumph Sparks Nation at Yankee Stadium
New York reports rally around Ben Hogan after his British Open victory at Carnoustie. Crowds in Yankee Stadium and across media celebrate the Texas golfer who rose from a late comeback to claim a 282 final score. Comparisons to Jones and legacy debates follow, affirming Hogan as the best golfer alive in 1963.
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Bobby Jones
New York
Associated Press
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Carnoustie
Scotland
Jones
Tepeta
Carrioustie
Jack Hand
Yankee Stadium
Bob Porterfield
Yankees
Johnny Addie
Yank
Washington
Bobby Thomson
Ralph Branes
Crosby Declines Interest in San Francisco Club Purchase
Los Angeles Lt. Green says Bing Crosby has decided against buying the San Francisco Coast League club for now. Clarence Rowland, league president, relayed Crosby’s remark that conditions make a purchase impossible at present. Crosby already owns a stake in the Pittsburgh club.
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Los Angeles
Greener
Bing Crosby
Jas
San Francisco Baseball Club
Clarence Roland
Rowland
Crosby
Shock
Pittsburgh
Wrigley Indicates Cubs Sale Possible with Right Conditions
Chicago owner Phil Wrigley says he might sell the Cubs if conditions are right and reports a waiting list of prospective purchasers. He stresses he will sell to a baseball man at heart, not to investors.
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Phil K. Wrigley
Clule
Cubs
Wrigley
Mantle and Mathews Rivalry Heads to Major Leagues
The piece weighs which rookie sluggers Mickey Mantle of the Yankees and Eddie Mathews of the Braves will become the stronger drawing cards. It notes their similar births in October 1931, rapid rises from minimal minor leagues, and early power feats including long next-to-home runs. Mantle’s 311 last year versus Mathews 242 cited.
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TWINS
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee Braves
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
New York
New York Yankee
Milwaukee Brave
Mathews
Mantle
Southwest
Star of Fortune
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Spavinaw
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Texarkana
Texas
Yankees
Weldie Bias
Lorin
Ramns
Hank ‘Sauer
Chicago
Cub
Monumental
Griffith Stadium
Washington
Noboldy
Wrigley Field
Casey Stengel
Braves
New Deal Hero Role for Ted Williams Returns in 1954
Oscar Fraley reports Ted Williams is set to return to baseball in 1954 as a fan favorite after a rough public image. Williams showed uncomplaining grit in his comeback, earning broad admiration and the potential to become one of the sport’s most popular figures. The piece also covers Nick Kerbawy of the Detroit Tigers discussing early negotiations with unsigned players and a cited refusal over low pay amid NFL all stars.
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New York
Fearless Traley
Ted Williams
Baseball Agin
Jong
Ted
Nick Kerbawy
Detroit Tigers
Chicago
Kerbawy
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