Pat Deans Tales Of Ball Player Wives Inspire Column
In a nostalgic reminiscence from 1952 Patricia Dean recalls the旅行 to the St. Louis Cardinals camp with Dizzy Dean. She describes spring training nerves and a wife's quiet prayers while noting wife stories echo Jim Dykes and the Orioles era. The column frames wives as unseen forces behind baseball careers.
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Sporting News
Patricia Dean
Jerome Herman
Dizzy
Pat
St. Louis Cardinals
Superstitious Wife Reappears at Ball Game
A wife returns to the stands after nights of shouting fans and her husband credits her presence with improving his performance. He admits superstition keeps him playing well when she stayed away, asking her to continue staying home for a while.
Tri-State Tennis Meet Dates Set in Cincinnati
Cincinnati officials announce the 55th Tri-State Tennis Tournament will run June 26 to July 5 in Cincinnati. The event will attract top players but will exclude Tony Trabert who is committed to Wimbledon.
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Cincinnati Tennis Club
Tony Trabert
Queen City
Trabert
Reds Crush Cardinals 13-6 as Nuxhall Wins
Cincinnati at Crosley Field opened a 19 game home stand with a 13-6 victory over St Louis. Gus Bell Wally Post and Andy Seminick homered, Roy McMillan added two hits, and Joe Nuxhall earned his second win in relief of Kenny Raffensberger who left with a sore thumb after two innings.
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Reds
Crosley Field
Philadephia
Redlegs
St. Louis Cardinals
Gus Bell
Wally Post
Andy Seminick
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Post
Roy McMillan
Kenny Raffensberger
Joe Nuxhall
Hamilton
Ohio
Memo Luna
Bobby Adams
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Roy
Ted Kluszewski
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Johnny Temple
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Greengrass
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Yvars
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Nuxhall
Beil
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Deal
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Kluszwski
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Wright
White
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Poholsky
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Jackowski
Conlan
Gore
Raffy
Wally Moon
Ray Jablonski
Hal White
Semimick
Nuxwall
Redleg
Jim Greengrass
Bircie Tebbetts
Zaharias Passes Crucial Test In Bout With Cancer
Babe Zaharias, in Beaumont Texas, was pronounced OK after blood and ray tests a year after cancer surgery. She plans to return to golf when able to win again, resting now after resuming the Ladies PGA tour and winning two tournaments before faltering in late rounds.
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Beaumont
Tex
Babe Zaharias
Ladies Pga
Warren County Fish and Game Hearing Set
Warren County's fish and game hearing is scheduled for Thursday night at the Hill Crest Inn. Featured speaker Mac McGillard will discuss the results of the quail survey and present a movie titled Quail Propagation.
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Warren County
Hill Crest Inn
Mac McGillard
Lebanon State Farm Softball League Seeks Teams
Lebanon State Farm invites Class A or B teams to join the coming season. Interested parties should call Captain J. W. Richards in Lebanon or write Box 52 Lebanon for details and entry.
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Lebanon
Lebanon State Farm
J. W. Richards
Turner Fights Bobby Jones in Middleweight Setback
Philadelphia welterweight turned middleweight Gil Turner battles Bobby Jones over 10 rounds on national TV. Turner seeks Carmine Basilio and a bid at Kid Gavilan while promoter Herman Taylor hints the winner could challenge Joey Giardello for the 160-pound title.
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Gil Turner
Bobby Jones
Turner
George Katz
Carmine Basilio
Kid Gavilan
Herman Taylor
Joey Giardello
Carl
Bobo) Olson
Turner-Jones
Jones Boy
Taylor
Lanzi Named Assistant Coach for Ohio North-South Game
Pete Lanzi, grid coach at Youngstown East High School, is named assistant coach for the Ohio North team in the North-South all star football game to be played in Springfield next August. Jim Robinson of Canton Lehman is head North coach.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Pete Lanzi
Youngstown East High School
Springfield
Jim Robinson
Canton Lehman
Baseball schedules and results across the leagues
Parked amid scattered scores and listings, the day’s schedule shows Boston at New York and Cleveland at Baltimore in the American League, with Washington at Philadelphia and Milwaukee at Chicago in the National League. Tuesday results feature Chicago over Detroit and Philadelphia shutting out Washington.
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Chicago
Washington
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New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore A
Cleveland
Kiely
Wopat
Baltimore
Lemon
Turley
Porterfield
Fricano
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Milwaukee
St. Louis
Pittsburgh Ss
Ridzik
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Pittsburgh
Jansen
Surkent
Linz
Louisville
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Toledo
Kansas City
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Charleston
Stars Pitching Keeps Washington Hitless Through Eighth
Yesterday's Stars pitcher Alex Kellner of the Philadelphia Athletics held Washington hitless until two out in the eighth and finished with a 1 4 1- hitter in organized ball. Andy Seminick of the Cincinnati Redlegs homered and added two singles in four at bats, driving in two as Cincinnati beat St. Louis 13 to 4.
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Alex Kellner
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington
Andy Seminick
Cincinnati Redlegs
Reds
St. Louis
Sluggers Outslug NL Clash as Kellner Flies No-Hitter Bid
The article notes two one hit games in spring training with NL hitters surging. Alex Kellner of the Athletics held the Senators to one hit through eight innings before a single by Wayne Terwilliger. The NL dominance also included a 13-6 Cardinals shellacking by Cincinnati and other NL wins.
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National League
Donnybrook
Alex Kellner
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington Senators
Wayne Terwilliger
A’s
Jm McDonald
New York Yankees
Boston
Harry Agganis
St. Louis Cardinals
Redbirds
Cincinnati Redlegs
Cardinals
Home Run Swing Still With Ted
Ted Williams, ahead of schedule from a broken collarbone, will begin regular batting practice tomorrow at Fenway Park. He started yesterday with a 90 minute workout and launched a 385 foot homer into the right field bullpen without pain.
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Boston
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Fenway Park
Williams
Duff's Cafe Plans Sunday Practice Game at Mainsville
Duff's Cafe schedules a practice game Sunday at Mainsville with manager Ralph Mattingly announcing the event. The team departs Barnitz Field at noon and the game is set for 2 p.m. on Sunday.
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Duff's Cafe
Mainsville
Ralph Mattingly
Barnitz Field
Portsmouth Coach Withdraws From Massillon Coaching Race
Portsmouth High School football coach Bob Brownson withdrew from consideration for the Massillon Tigers head coach job after leading the Trojans to 10 straight victories and being named Ohio scholastic coach of the year. Massillon continued interviews with Ducky Schroeder Elwood Kammer Roger Price and others as the search extended amid ticket sales uncertainty.
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Chuck Mather
Massillon Tigers
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Trojans
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Massillon
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Ducky) Schroeder
Elwood Kammer
Roger Price
Mather
Bill Kidd
New Philadelphia
University of Kansas
Mary Merwin
Brownson Named Southern All Stars Coach. Portsmouth Stay Favored
In the AP state poll Brownson was chosen to coach the southern All-Stars for the Aug. 13 north-south all-senior game at Springfield. He will remain at Portsmouth and plans to sign a new contract soon. His Massillon prospects dim as local school board indicators shift.
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Associated Press
Brownson
Springfield
Trojan
Portsmouth
Massillon
AA Leaders Stay Tied After Late Rallies
The American Association leaders Charleston and Indianapolis split losses in two rallies. Minneapolis defeated Charleston 7 4 as Gip Dickens hit a grand slam in the eighth off Ross Grimsley. Louisville rallied from 6 0 down to beat Indianapolis 7 6 in ten innings with Ray Holton driving in the deciding run. Charleston and Indianapolis remain tied atop the league standings with four wins and two losses. St Paul beat Columbus 5 3 and Toledo topped Kansas City 4 3.
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Minneapolis
Charleson
Gip Dickens
Ross Grimsley
Louisville
Herb Score
Ray Holton
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Columbus
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Kansas City
Nats Consider Signing Bevo Francis
Syracuse Nationals indicate definite interest in signing Bevo Francis the record-breaking center expelled from Rio Grande College. Publicity director says former Rio Grande coach Newt Oliver claims Francis would average 20 to 50 points per game in the NBA. Oliver resigned after the expulsion.
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N. Y
Syracuse Nationals
National Basketball Assn
Bevo Francis
Rio Grande College
Bob Sexton
Newt Oliver
Bevo
Francis
NBA
Oliver
Rio Grande
Fights Last Night From Coast to Coast
In Los Angeles Kenny Davis defeated Al Cruz on points as a 12 round bout. In Miami Beach Brian Kelly edged Libby Manzo in a 13444 pound clash. In St Louis Davey Moore beat Charley Riley on points in ten rounds.
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Kenny Davis
Clarendon
Tex
al Cruz
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Brian Kelly
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Ace Libby Manzo
New Vor
ST. Louis
Davey Moore
Springfield
Ohio
Charley Riley
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