Yankees Bump Indians as Maglie Loses to Cards
On June 3 1952 the Yankees shut out the Indians 2 0 behind Allie Reynolds who blanked Cleveland on four hits Boston moved ahead of Cleveland with a 6 2 win over the White Sox Don Lenhardt hit a tenth inning grand slam Maglie suffered his first loss since September. Giants dropped five of six as Dodgers paced by Hal Jeffcoat Whitey Lockman and Hank Sauer homered Cubs beat the Dodgers 6 1 Surkont four hitter powered Braves past Reds Crowe two run homer aided the win Senators beat the Tigers 5 2 and Ned Garver dropped his sixth straight as the Browns fell to seventh Joost and Zernial homered for the A’s 2 1 win.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s Games
Summary of last night’s results shows Milwaukee 3 0 Milwaukee edged Minneapolis 2 0 while Columbus defeated St Paul 6 0 and Indianapolis beat Toledo 3 0. Standings list Milwaukee Columbus Kansas City St Paul Louisville Indianapolis Minneapolis Toledo with win percentages and games back.
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North County Teams Split as New Wilmington Tops Volant 8 6
New Wilmington defeated Volant 8 to 6 in North County Baseball League action as Gene Holsapfel limited Volant to three hits. Dick Mitcheltree and manager George Ratoasky supplied key extra-base hits while Ted Wilken and Ivan Young contributed Volant's offense.
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Panella
Russo
Bossert Triumphs Over Teamsters In City League Softball
Bossert beat the Teamsters 7 to 3 at Dean Park as Joe Embroski earned his third win despite allowing four hits and striking out eight. Sansone and Pia rapped home runs for Bossert to help stay in second place with Mooneys and DeCarbo's also winning on the night.
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Charles Poised To Upset Walcott In Philadelphia Heavyweight Fight
Philadelphia reports note Ezzard Charles has grown into a heavyweight and will meet Jersey Joe Walcott at Municipal Stadium in a 15 round title bout. Charles weighs about 196 pounds now and fans expect a fast, powerful performance despite Walcott remaining sharp at 38. Promoter Herman Taylor cites strong ticket sales with about 37 000 fans and $250 000 in expected revenue.
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New Castle High Tracks a Strong 1952 Season
New Castle High School’s 1952 track season featured standout performances by Bill Boak in field events and a potent discus trio of Cuba Bleggi and Boak. The Cane cinder squad excelled in relays, won WPIAL and regional meets, and posted top finishes including a fourth in the WPIAL championships and a sixth in the WPIAL relays.
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Mitchell visits to discuss wildlife and games
Ed Fritz Don Mitchell former Oregon State Game Commission chief visits Taft and meets with local sports figures including attorney J Elder Bryan. He returns to Oregon June 12 as Lawrence Indies lead City league with six wins and one loss amid a flurry of notes on players teams and local happenings.
Bobby Dykes Wins Unanimous Decision
Lanky Bobby Dykes from Miami Fla welterweight scored a unanimous ten round decision over GI Joe Miceli of New York at Eastern Parkway arena in New York. Miceli reported back to Camp Kilmer in New Jersey after a 21 day furlough, finding Dykes' jabs and crosses too powerful for him.
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Elks Golfers Meet At Castle Hills Course
The Elks Golf league players head to Castle Hills tonight for weekly matches with Ohio State leading the loop on 27 percent points, a half point ahead of Minnesota. Last week saw 60 golfers, medalist Everett Grange shot 39, with Wayne Moore 42 and Charley Mort 43 as other good scores. Bogey winners were Zeigler Johnston Kennedy and Carothers. Season standings list Ohio State 2712, Minnesota 27, Illinois 1912, Purdue 1712, Michigan 159, Indiana 15, Wisconsin 12, Notre Dame 4.
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Oakland Sportsmen To Meet Wednesday
The Oakland Sportsmen club will hold its regular monthly meeting Wednesday June 4 at 8 o clock at the clubhouse. Pheasant raising will be discussed along with other important matters. Movies and refreshments will be part of the evening program announced by secretary Wilbur T Patterson.
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Wilbur T.patt Patterson
City League Basketball Roundup With Five Evening Games
City league action today features five games at 6 15 p m DeCarlo Reibers face DeCarbo Bombers with Michal ajko and Snow as possible starters Lawrence Indies meet West Pittsburg while Mahoning tangles Fees Hillsville hosts Bessemer In Indies lead standings with seven wins one loss DeCarbo Reibers second five and one Fees third five and two Defending hurlers include Indies two 3 0 staff West Pittsburg Noga Panella Mahoning Lauro Mateo Perrotta Bessemer Grist and Jim Martin son of Grist in Hillsville matchups
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Shenango Y Sponsors Independent Softball Team
Branch Y to Field Independent Team fields a 16 player squad with practice underway for two weeks. Eddie Allen secretary invites teams to contact him to arrange games.
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Eddie Allen
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