Ten Contenders Named For 1952 Kentucky Derby
Churchill Downs awaits the 1952 Kentucky Derby with 18 colts entered for the 100000 prize. Leading entries include Correlation and Goyama, while Hasty Road Determine and Fisherman vie for favored positions. About 100000 spectators expected as the race airs on CBS from 4 to 4 45 p m EST.
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R.S. Lytle
Goyama
Woodvale
Royce G. Martin
Toledo
Ohio
Kentucky Home
Churchill Downs
Louisville
Nobel Threewit
Arcaro
Eddie Arcaro
Layton Risley
James Session
Hasty Road
E. Reuben
J. Adams
Gov. Browning K Martin
W. McKinney
A. J. Crevolin
Hasseyampa
R. W. Mellvain
Kirkland
Pollard
Eeese Woodhouse
Mel Leavitt
Joe W. Brown McLaughlin
A. E. Reuben
J. Crevelin
Middletown
Dodgers Top Reds 6-3 Behind Podbielan Rough Start
Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 6-3 as Bud Podbielan struggled with nine hits and four runs before being removed in the fifth. Don Newcombe worked eight strikeouts with no walks as Brooklyn moved into NL lead ahead of New York and Cincinnati. Ted Kluszewski was elected players' representative for the Reds, succeeding Grady Hatton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Bud Podbielan
Birdie Tebbetts
Bud
Duke Snider
Herm Wehmeier
Junior Gilliam
Peewee Reese
Cincinnati
Jackie Collum
Iowa
Dodgers
New York
Reds
Don Newcombe
Bobby Adams
Roy McMillen
Adams
Podbielan
Johnny Temple
Jim Greengrass
McMillan
Gus Bell
Newcombe
Redlegs
Brooks
Art Fowler
Johnny Podres
Ted Kluszewski
Grady Hatton
Chicago White Sox
Cardinals Stall With Surprises
The St Louis Cardinals sold veteran first baseman Steve Bilko to the Chicago Cubs for $100,000 and sent pitcher Lem Luna to Rochester, part of a third straight early season shake up. Alston earns more trust at first base as Bilko’s departure reshapes the infield. Earlier moves included Vic Raschi from the Yankees and a trade sending Enos Slaughter for four minor leaguers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis i
Steve Bilko
Stowls Cardinals
Redbirds
Bilko
Cardinal
Aseman
Chicago Cubs
Lemo Luna
Card
Ats
Rochester
Om Alston
Cardinals
Eddie Stanky
Alston
Vicaschi
New Yorkankees
Meran
Enos Slaughter Joe Yanks
Indians Top Yankees In Ten For Four Run Win
Larry Doby and Cleve Indians collect three singles and a homer driving in four as they beat New York 9 to 4 in ten innings. Sal Maglie of the Giants earns his fourth win of the season by beating the Cubs 4 to 2 in a 14 inning start, longest of his career.
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Larry Dobby
Clevelna Indians
Indians
New York
Sal Magne
Newark Giants
Chicago
Trice
Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Yankees
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Redlegs
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Willie May
Philadelphia Phillies
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Bob Keegan
White Sox
Sid Hudson
Keegan
Jackie Jensen
Red Sox
Bob Porterfield
Tigers
Whitey Ford
Sal Maglie
Mays
Homer
Warren Hacker
Bob Rush
Rush
Phillies
Gene Conley
Braves
Murty Dickson
Phils
Jacket Shaped for Patton to Receive Amateurgold
Billy Joe Patton heads to the 54th North and South Amateur final in Pinehurst with a white jacket ready in his locker. He aims to wear it for the Masters style presentation as the winner receives a silver coffee service. Patton, 32 from Morganton, before facing Alex Welsh after a 3 and 2 win in semis. Welsh, 34 from Rockford, Illinois, also won 3 and 2.
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Pinehurst
Billy Joe Patton
Alex Welsh
Patton
Augusta
Billy Joe
Morganton
N.C
Eisenhower
Welsh
Rockford, I
Go At Ciney Set for 8 P M Lightweight Showdown
In Cincinnati Bud Smith of Cincinnati and Johnny Gon salves of Oakland Calif clash in a 10 round main event scheduled for 8 p m EST. The bout marks the city’s earliest main-go in history and will be televised nationally on ABC. Smith holds 27-9-5 while Salves stands 34-8-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Bud Smith
Johnny Gonsalves
Oakland
Calif
ABC
Smith
Redlegs Grief and Reliefers Hold Steady in NL Action
National League standings show Brooklyn 8 Philadelphia 7 St Louis 7 Chicago 4 Milwaukee 3 Pittsburgh 10. Friday results include New York over Chicago 4 2 in 14 innings and Brooklyn 6 Cincinnati 3. Saturday slate lists Cleveland at New York and Chicago at Boston among key matchups.
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Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Aes
Philadelphia
Wee
Chicago
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Saday
Grissom
Klippstein
O'Donnell
Miller
Presko
Raiu
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
Wynn
Trucks
Henry
Kretlow
Bickford
Kellner
Gromek
Shea
Youngster Emerges as Masters Tour Favorite
Seattle report says 28 year old Eugene Red Elkins of San Francisco has become the favorite in the American Bowling Congress Masters Tournament. Elkins won in the winners bracket with a 830-742 four game series over former champion Willard Taylor of Charleston West Virginia and will face either Dick Hoover of Fort Lewis Washington or Taylor in the decisive ship match this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Eugene
Red) Elkins
San Francisco
Elkins
Willard Taylor
Charleston
W. Va
Dick Hoover
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Soldier
Taylor
Little Brown Jug Worth $65,000 in 1955
Delaware Ohio officials project the 1955 Little Brown Jug pacing classic for three year olds at the Delaware County fair to be worth about $65,000. Secretary H C Thomson noted 136 eligibles paid the $100 sustaining fee and another $250 due January 1 with a $500 starting fee due the day before the race in late September. The 1954 Jug scheduled September 23 is expected to exceed $70,000, a new high for pacing events.
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Delaware
Ohio
Delaware County Fair
H. C. Thomson
Thomson
Indiana top sophomore pitcher Art Herring Jr advances
Bloomington Indiana reports on Art Herring Jr a rising sophomore pitching prospect at Indiana University son of former Brooklyn and Pittsburgh left hander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
NBA
Indiana
Art Herring, Jr
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Middies Fall to Dayton Fairmont in SCL Playoff
Middletown Middies, seeking a league crown after drought, lost 5-1 to Dayton Fairmont in a three‑team southern division playoff at Hamilton. Bob Mahler held Middletown to two hits, while Fairmont’s bats piled nine hits led by Tom Ellis three times.
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Hamilton
Portsmouth
County Fairgrounds
Springfield
Middletown
Middies
Dayton Fairmont
Fairmont
Bob Mahler
Mahler
Paul Lansow
Ronnie Stokley
Stokley
Horse Show Opens At Fairgrounds in Cincinnati
The Edgecliff Saddlemates Club of Our Lady of Cincinnati College sponsors its third annual Horse Show at Carthage Fair Grounds today and Sunday. Shows begin 7:30 p m Saturday and 1:00 p m and 7:30 p m Sunday. The event funds the college scholarship and expansion program with 33 events drawing entrants from Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee. First place nets cash prize plus trophy. next four places receive cash and ribbons under American Saddlery Horse Association rules.
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Cincinnati
Edgecliff Saddlemates Club
Our Lady of Cincinnati College
Carthage Fair Grounds
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Bearcats Face Alumni in Closed Spring Game at Nippert
UC Cincinnati closes spring football with a Nippert Stadium clash between the 1954 Bearcats and an Alumni squad led by Captain-elect Dick Geist. The weekend includes a football clinic with Bud Wilkinson Gomer Jones and Red Sanders, a Captain’s Breakfast, and a halftime tennis speed record effort by Tony Trabert.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Bearcats
Nippert Stadium
Bud Wikinson
Gomer Jones
Oklahoma
Red Sanders
U.C.L.A
Victor Fischbach
Hotel Arms
Bearcat
Dick Geist
New Springfield
UC Stars
Sid Gillman
Gillman
Tony Trabert
U. S
Lanier Track wins Preble County meet for fourth straight
Lanier High dominated the Preble County track meet in Oxford led by Gene Cotterman who broke county records in the shot put at 50 feet six inches and the discus at 147 feet three inches. Cotterman placed third in the high jump and earned outstanding track man honors as Lanier scored 57½ points to top West Alexandria and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Lanier High
Preble
Tom
Lanier
Gene Cotterman
West Elkton
Gratis
Cotterman
West Alexandria
Lewisburg
Camden
Tce
Jefferson
Verona
Dixon
Tornado Damages Preacher Roe Home
Elwin Preacher Roe learned his West Plains Missouri house was struck by tornadoes that swept the area. Trees fell on the dwelling but his family was away at the time as the Dodgers prepared to face the Reds in Cincinnati.
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Preacher Roe
Cincinnati
Elwin Preacher Roe
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Redlegs
Brooklyn
West Plains
Fortunots
New Hampshire Survey Reverses Trout Migration Beliefs
A 1953 creel check by biologist Arthur Newell shows stocked rainbow trout move downstream far less than brook trout. The study finds 30 percent of rainbows vs 49 percent of brook trout travel downstream, with many rainbows caught where stocked, challenging traditional views of rainbow migration.
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New Hampshire
Fish and Game
Arthur Newell
Newell
Trice Opens Strong Path Toward AL Rookie of the Year
Georgia born Negro pitcher Bee Trice, first of his race with the Athletics, won three straight starts, including a two hit shutout of the Yankees and a five one win over Baltimore. His early form boosts Philadelphia into third in the AL as other pennant races unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bob Trice
Philadelphia Athletics
Trice
A's
Ottawa
Boston
New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore
Bobby Young
Gil Coan
Eddie Waitkus
Duane Pillette
Bill Renna
Athletics
Harry Byrd
Yankees
Philadelphia
Byrd
St. Hyacinthe
Capacity Crowds Seen For Four Ohio State Tilts
Ohio State ticket director George R. Staten forecast capacity crowds for four home games next fall at Ohio State University. He cited California on Oct 2 Iowa Oct 16 Wisconsin Oct 23 and Michigan Nov 20 as capacity events. Two other home games Indiana Sept 25 and Pittsburgh Nov 6 will near capacity.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
George R. Staten
Buckeyes
California
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Illinois
Northwestern
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Orlo Robertson
America
Churchill Towns
Correlaion
Los Angeles Oil
American Life
Columbia Broadcasting System
Correlation
Willie Shoemner
Keeneland
Determine
Sea O Erin
Allied
Johnny Adams
Ray York
Fisherman
Hedley Woodhouse
Joe W. Brown
Red Hanni
Wehmeier
Cincinnati Redleg
Rier
Peltiing
Irooklyn Abrhore
Tiliam
Lodges
Ampanella
Urillo
Impros
I. Thompson
Leak
Lewcombe
Incinnati Abrhore Dams
fcMillan
Juszewski
Reengrass
Ferriman
Alley
Odbielan
Fehmeier
Escalera
Ollum
Harmon
Collum
Rooklyn
Gilliam
Hr— Rider
Reese
Emple
Kluszewski
McMillan Ng Temple
Edges
Cininnati
Wehmeler
SO — Newcombe
Podielan
Ho—Podbiela
ER — Podbielan
Wewcombe
L — Podbielan
U — Barlock
Warneke
Ionatelli
Ballanfant
Ell
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Associated Press
DIAL
Butler
DRY Cleaners
Clinton ST
Viain
Ciney
American Association
Indianapolis
Bill Reese
Anchor Restaurant
East End
Crawford
Southern Ohio League
Middetown High Middies
Preble County
Fishing
Beatty
Iglehart St
Lebanon
Lebanon Fairgrounds
Ben Phlegar
Ohio State
David
Urmston
Democratic
Pol. Adv
South Main St
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