Dodgers edge Greenwood in tense opener as Chrisco shines
Darvin Chrisco pitched nine innings for Monroe Greenwood in a 2 1 win over the Dodgers. Jones delivered key hits, while fights with umpires and a steal of home sparked a wild finish.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1952
Page
6
Darvin Chrisco pitched nine innings for Monroe Greenwood in a 2 1 win over the Dodgers. Jones delivered key hits, while fights with umpires and a steal of home sparked a wild finish.
Three-Way Finance surged to the lead by beating Spatafora's Grocery 13-1 on Monday while Dairy Queen edged Gay's Bucaneers 4-3 in eight innings. Sullivan allowed three hits while pacing Three-Way at the plate. Scoop Smith delivered the winning run for Dairy Queen in a knot game.
Tonight's games feature V. F. W. versus Progressive Men at Barkdull Faulk at 8 p.m. Exchange Club meets Jaycees at Sherrouse at 8 p.m. North Monroe Lions host West Monroe Lions at West Monroe at 8 p.m.
Allis-Chalmers beat Southside 11 to 6 to stay atop the Senior League standings as Jones, Allbritton, Estep and Powell posted two safeties each. McRaney and Estep were the battery for Allis-Chalmers while Fontana and Fontana handled Southside.
In Evanston Illinois on June 24 rain halted the opening session of the NCAA tennis tournament after only three of 48 matches. Gil Bagley of Princeton, seed No 4 and Eastern Intercollegiate champion, beat Don Gale 6 1 6 2. Bobby Payne of North Carolina defeated Jack Vredevelt 6 3 6 2. Rickson of California defeated Ken Angul 6 3 6 2. Northwestern courts expected to resume Tuesday to complete first and second rounds and reduce the field from 100 to 32.
Balloting opened June 6 and will close at midnight Friday, marking the final voting deadline.
In Dallas Texas on June 23 Second Baseman Frank Tornay hit a seventh inning homer to lift the Dallas Eagles past Fort Worth 3 2. Glane McCoy and Lembo were on the mound for Fort Worth while Santiago Messi and Aylward appeared for Dallas.
The lone game of the day features Jackson Motors facing the Jeeps at 3 o’clock. Both teams prepare for a decisive matchup with season implications.
Baseball leaders from United Gas Palace Reed's and Lennon's pace the page with top averages runs and RBIs. Gallien McNabb Perkins lead in hitting while Tage Southerland Stovall Boyd top pitching wins.
Billy Martin, second baseman of the New York Yankees, will be out for a few days with pulled tendons in his right leg. Injury occurred in Chicago. X rays ordered after arrival in St. Louis. Jim Brideweser will start at second against left handed pitching. Bobby Brown to third and Gil McDougald moves to second against right handers.
Open golf champion Julius Boros will team with Marjorie Rawe of Detroit in an 18 hole International Mixed Foursome at the Niagara Parks Commission course in Niagara Falls Ontario. They face Marlene Stewart of Fonthill and Bob Gray of Toronto Scarboro club in the Saturday match.
Pat Provenzano's Cold Heart edged Grecian Queen by a half length to win the Pierette Purse a five and one half furlongs. Jockey York also rode Gay Grecque to fifth and Censorship to seventh for a consecutive triple. Fred R Savoy stable then won the Grubbs Purse at Delaware Park. Long Bow captured a feature at Narragansett before heading to Suffolk Downs. Blue Thanks took show in the same card. The winner paid 4.80 3.80 3.20.
Mrs H G Young's horses Bessie's and Turk's Cap placed second and Beau won the featured Attention Purse by a half length on a very wet Monmouth Park track with a sloppy surface.
Estes 19 year old right hander for Hunt and Whitaker Sports of the Delta League pitched a no hit game Sunday in a 7 1 triumph over Farmerville fanning ten and walking none four errors allowed Farmerville to score their only run J N Foster led Hunt and Whitaker with three hits while J E Myers Hubert Mauldin and Johnny Clark each added two Myers the Sports manager has a busy week ahead as they travel to Bastrop to face the Barons Farmerville Saturday at Rayville and a double header at Eros Sunday
Oakland news reports catcher Ray Lamanno 33, formerly with the Reds, applied for voluntary retirement from the Oaks to enter the tavern business in Albany. He joined the Acorns in 1951 after his major league stint.
Hot Springs at Natchez Pine Bluff at Meridian El Dorado at Greenville Monroe at Greenwood. St. Louis at Brooklyn day night Preskko 4 3 and Boyer 3 3 vs Roe 6 0 and Van Cuyk 53. Cincinnati at New York twi night Perkkowski 5 4 and Blackwell 2 8 vs Hearn 7 1 and Jansen 6 3. Chicago at Philadelphia twi night Klippstein 4 5 and Rush 9 3 vs Roberts 8 5 and Mayer 3 8. Pittsburgh at Boston night Dickson 5 9 vs Johnson 1 0 or Wilson 6 5.
New York at St. Louis features Reynolds against Pillette. Boston visits Detroit with Henry opposing Trucks. Philadelphia at Cleveland pits Shantz against Wynn. Washington travels to Chicago to face Marrero and Dobson in night games.
Southern Association games list matchups with New Orleans visiting Chattanooga, Mobile at Nashville, and Birmingham at Memphis. all games are the scheduled slate for the period.
Fort Worth faces Dallas while Tulsa meets Oklahoma City in paired matchups. Houston visits Beaumont and San Antonio travels to Shreveport for regional contests. Local standings hinge on these rivalries and travel outcomes.
Houma visits New Iberia Abbeville hosts Lafayette Baton Rouge plays Alexandria Crowley travels to Thibodaux in planned Evangeline League games across four cross town showdowns.
The July 8 All Star game voting puts Cleveland three front runners at key positions. Al Rosen leads with 374,818 votes for third base ahead of George Kell, while teammates Bobby Avila and Dale Mitchell top second base and left field. Dom DiMaggio remains top among outfielders, with Stan Musial and Hank Bauer in strong positions for their spots.
Rain forces postponement of the light heavyweight title bout from Monday to Wednesday at Yankee Stadium. Weigh-in shows Robinson at 160 pounds and Maxim near 174.5. An extra weigh-in will occur, with 250000 in advance sales and possible Thursday reschedule if rain persists.
Pine Bluff and Meridian played a tightly contested game with scoring notes for each quarter. Key players included Hobbs Jamieson Waszki and Ghor danengo for Pine Bluff and Slaber Sanders Fernandez Walker Petschow for El Dorado. The record ends with a reference to St George and ancient myth context.
Schedule lists Sterlington at Minden Tuesday and Sterlington at Ruston Wednesday night with Bernice visiting Dubach for an afternoon game.
Ruston Ramblers beat Homer Oilers 6 to 5 in nine innings after trailing by five in the fourth. Gene Larry led Homer with a strong start and Dennis added three hits for Ruston while Slew Walters and Leslie Burks delivered key homers for Ruston. Five LSU players on Homer and four Alabama stars on Ruston were noted in the lineup.
Henry Thomas and Larry McCarthy won divisions at the first annual Municipal Golf Club event for boys 14 and under. Thomas shot a 90 gross while McCarthy had a 68 net. Runner up for low gross was Jack Rivers at 91. other contestants included Joe Thomas, Roy Nash 94, Clayton Cole 70 net, Joe Wheeler 72 consolation, Bennie House nearest hole in one, and Steve Henry with 33 putts. Pro H A Britt plans a Junior City Championship for 11 and under mid-summer.
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