Browns Drill Red Sox to Drop to Third Place
St. Louis Browns defeated Boston Red Sox 7 to 4 to move from first to third place as Ned Garver and Satchel Paige helped end Boston's four hour rain delay setback. Bob Young and Bob Nieman homered for St. Louis while Ike Delock took the loss in his Red Sox debut.
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Yogi Berra Homers Lead Yankees Past Tigers 4-0
Yogi Berra hit two home runs to lift the New York Yankees to a 4-0 win over the Detroit Tigers. LHP Ed Lopat blanked Detroit on four hits to improve to 3-3, while Gray took the loss for the Tigers.
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Mele, Sox Down A's in 15-4 Big Inning Rout
Sam Mele tied the modern MLB RBI mark for a single inning with six as the Chicago White Sox exploded for 12 runs in the fourth inning to overwhelm the Philadelphia Athletics 15 to 4. Hector Rodriguez and Al Zarilla homered in the frame.
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Indians Edge Nats Washington
Washington advanced the tying run to third with none out in the ninth inning but Early Wynn and Lou Brissie held on as Cleveland edged the Nationals in a tense ninth inning.
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Red Sox Solons Trade Pitchers In Tuesday Move
Boston and the Solons announced a two pitcher trade. Randy Gumpert and Walt Mastharker are sent to new teams in a deal that reshapes the pitching staff for both clubs.
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Marty Marion Named New Field Boss For Browns
In Boston on June 11 1950 Marty Marion was named manager of the St Louis Browns after Rogers Hornsby was fired by club president Bill Veeck. Marion will serve as playing manager this season with a three year deal and two additional years as bench manager.
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Recreation League schedule notes four games
Recreation League action lists four games at Sherrouse and Missouri Pacific venues. Fairbanks meets Southside at Sherrouse 6 p.m. West Monroe faces Independents at Sherrouse 8 p.m. Independents play L. T. I. at Missouri Pacific 6 p.m. Red Shield meets Slagle Johnson at Missouri Pacific 8 p.m.
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Senators Release Veteran Bobo Newsom After Trade
Washington, June 11. The Washington Senators announced they released pitcher Bobo Newsom unconditionally after acquiring Walter Masterson and Randy Gumpert from the Boston Red Sox in exchange for Sid Hudson. Newsom, 45, had been with the club this spring in relief roles.
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Pitcher Swap Sends Hudson to Senators in Straight Deal
The Washington Senators acquire pitcher Sid Hudson in a straight swap with Boston, matching right handed hurlers Gumpert Masterson and Hudson. Gumpert shows a 4.13 ERA over 19 2/3 innings in 1951, Masterson has appeared in five games, and Hudson sports a 5-12 record with a 5.12 ERA in 1951, with details of prior trades noted.
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Red Sox Send Throneberry On Option To Louisville
Boston rookie right fielder Faye Throneberry was optioned to the Louisville club of the American Association on Tuesday as the Red Sox reshaped their roster.
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Progressive Men take lead with 6 4 win over Exchange Club
The Progressive Men advanced to Civic League lead by beating the Exchange Club 6 to 4. Sylvestri went 4 for 4 for Progressive Men and Hesketh homered, going 2 for 3 for the losers. Ja cola, Anzalone, and Sylvestri formed the winning battery. Coulter and Hesketh were the losers. West Monroe Lions then defeated the Jaycees 6 to 4 to move into second place aiding Phillips and Wilson on the Lions and Laverte and McRaney on the Jaycees.
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Emmanuel Baptists Tame First Christians 31 to 9
Emmanuel Baptists earned their first win of the season in the Church A League beating First Christians 31 to 9. McBeth led with a homer and a triple in six plate appearances, Wilson hit two home runs in six at bats, Hood added two triples in six. Hood and Tulane caught for McBeth. McKeithen and B Clark were the losing pitchers.
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Former Michigan End Inks Grid Lions Pact
Harry Allis, star end for Michigan the Western Conference champions, signed with the Detroit Lions of the NFL on Tuesday in Detroit.
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Bears Top Vols to Tie for First in Southern Association
Mobile Bears explode for two big innings to beat the Nashville Vols 62 at Mobile. Uber and Novotney led the attack with Browning and Teed aiding as Mobile scores 6 in two frames and secures a share of the league lead.
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McDonald Retains Light Heavyweight Title In Clear Victory
Sockeye McDonald, world light heavyweight champion, defeated George Cologne in three falls to win his third straight bout. Rex Mobley retained the state light heavyweight title by pinning Newman in both falls of a 39 minute match, while Newman sought three straight falls.
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Walcott Faces Layne Challenge for Salt Lake City Bout
New York June 11 Felix Bocchicchio manager of heavyweight champion Joe Walcott said a proposal exists for Walcott to defend against Rex Layne in Salt Lake City next month. He noted Layne’s side claims a $250 000 to $500 000 gate and Walcott could earn around $100 000.
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Murphy Eyes First Knockdown Of La Motta In Detroit Bout
Irish Bob Murphy predicts a knockout as he challenges Jake La Motta in a 10 round light heavyweight clash at Olympia Stadium on June 11. The fight, telecast nationally, could draw about 15 000 fans and ushers in hopes of a title shot for the winner after their 1951 meeting.
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Holcomb Named All-Star Coach
Purdue University head football coach Stuart K. Holcomb accepted an appointment to the All-Star coaching staff to prepare collegians for the 19th annual Rams National League championship game with the Los Angeles Angels at Soldier Field on August night. Holcomb joins Red Sanders of UCLA as an assistant to Bobby Dodd of Georgia Tech who will lead the squad. Holcomb is regarded as a progressive technician with extensive coaching experience at five colleges.
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Three Key Figures In Cage Scandals Halt Trial
Three fixers in the college basketball bribery case pleaded guilty in New York. Joseph Benintende and Jack West admitted bribing players from Kentucky Bradley and Toledo. Jack Rubinstein followed with his own guilty plea. Sentencing set for July 2, facing eight to eleven years.
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James Line
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Turpin Stops Cockell In Eleventh To Claim Titles
Randy Turpin halted Don Cockell in the eleventh round to add the British national and British empire light heavyweight titles to his British and European middleweight crowns. The stoppage came at 1:10 of round eleven as Cockell was dazed on the ropes. Turpin, weighing nearly twelve pounds less, delivered a decisive barrage that knocked Cockell down for nine counts and left him sprawling near the ropes. The British Boxing Board of Control will decide which titles Turpin keeps, with a possible wait for the Maxim Robinson world bout result. Turpin becomes the top challenger to Robinson in any weight class.
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