Divided View On Giles Action In Umpire Fine
New York April 27 There is a divided opinion on National League President Warren Giles announcing a fine for umpire Scotty Robb over the Eddie Stanky pushing incident Some say officials should not be rebuked publicly while others argue fair treatment demands public punishment This exposes contrasting standards from Giles and his predecessor Ford Frick who only announced suspensions Robb, a 15 year NL veteran since 1947, was not suspended.
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Baseball Sunday results list and rain delays
American League Sunday results include Boston at Philadelphia with rain, New York at Washington rain, Chicago winning 7 to 3 over St. Louis, Detroit 1 Cleveland 0, First game went 14 innings. Saturday results show Boston at Philadelphia with rain, Chicago 5 over St. Louis 0, Detroit 13 over Cleveland 0. Games today list New York at Washington with no other clubs scheduled.
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National League Results with Rain Delays and Rescheduled Games
Summary of Sunday National League results includes Cincinnati 8 Pittsburgh 1 and Chicago 6 St Louis 3 with rain affecting Philadelphia Boston and Brooklyn New York games. Saturday scores list Cincinnati 9 Pittsburgh 2 St Louis 4 Chicago 3. other games postponed. International League results show Montress 4-3 Buffalo 3-1 and others. program postponed due to rain to next Sunday. American Association scores note Toledo 6-4 Columbus 3-2 Louisville 10-3 Kansas City 9. Milwaukee and St Paul 7. Minneapolis unclear.
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Tigers Again Defeat Indians
In New York on April 27 the Detroit Tigers shut out Cleveland 1-0 behind Ted Gray's six-hitter, lifting Detroit from the AL cellar. Cincinnati Reds swept Pittsburgh 8-2 and 1-0 to pull into second with Chicago Cubs, who defeated St. Louis 6-3. Chicago White Sox outlasted St. Louis Brown 7-6 in 14 innings in the opening game of a doubleheader. the nightcap ended 3-1 in five innings with weather halting play to be completed July 3. The Cubs rallied with four eighth-inning runs to beat the Cardinals, and Ken Raffensberger remained undefeated after winning opener for Cincinnati. The Pirates dropped to nine straight losses. Overall rain disrupted schedules across both leagues with many postponed games and doubleheaders.
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Evening News and Variety Items Schedule Fragment
A scrambled TV radio schedule fragment lists news broadcasts, commentary segments, dramas, concerts, and entertainment programs across ABC CBS DuMont and NBC networks. It notes times from 7:30 to 10:30 with entries like News Broadcast Evening Newsreel The Waxworks and I Love Lucy, plus theatre and musical programs.
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Derby pairing Jones Arcaro favored in 78th Kentucky Derby
Ben Jones and Eddie Arcaro, a legendary Derby duo, are highlighted as the likely champions in the 78th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. The piece compares Hill Gail with rivals Greentree Stable’s Tom Fool and discusses Jones’s and Arcaro’s Derby record, noting Hill Gail’s odds and past Derby success by the pair.
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Hornsby Returns to Manage Browns After 14 Years
New old Browns manager Rogers Hornsby notes little change in baseball. He stresses pitching as 75 percent of the game and cites seven complete games in nine early outings. Hornsby praises Marty Marion, Bobby Young, Jim Rivera, and Clint Courtney as key pieces, with Venus realigned through Seattle drafts and trades. Rivera is hailed as a two-way star, and Hornsby says he would pay to see Rivera play.
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Duke and Richmond Favored For Southern Conf Playoffs
With the college baseball season moving into its final three weeks Duke University and the University of Richmond seem the top contenders for the Southern Conference playoffs set for May 15 16 and 17 in Raleigh North Carolina.
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Loop Openings Are Postponed Amid Rains Across Frederick
Postponements hit the 1952 baseball inaugurals in three leagues as rains and flooded roads disrupt play in Frederick County. Top league officials plan to issue a joint statement early this week on rescheduling. A minority group asks to move April 27 games to May 4, with rules allowing doubleheaders in such cases. Burall will consult with Tri-County president Dorsey on the next steps.
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Saigh to be arraigned on income tax evasion charges
St Louis April 27 Fred M Saigh owner of the St Louis Cardinals will be arraigned tomorrow on charges of income tax evasion The Redbird owner who pre-
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Saigh indicted for tax evasion and other blurbs
Federal grand jury returned a five count indictment charging Saigh with evading 49460 in taxes from 1946 through 1949 and he is expected to plead innocent. In other news Mike Avon and Paul Jarman set a new world men's doubles record with a 929 in the National Duckpin Bowling Tournament. University of Illinois leads in Big Ten titles as Illinois dominates most major sports so far. Japan grants amnesty to 1,230,000 nationals on national independence day with most war criminals excluded.
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Two Drivers Face Reckless Driving Charges After Collision
At about 4 16 p m Sunday near the LeGore Bridge on the road between Le Gore and Rocky Ridge Trooper Kenneth Bond investigated and charged both drivers with reckless driving Robert E Toms 16 of Key mar and Robert M Naugle 20 of Le Gore sustained minor damages as their cars collided Naugle allegedly veered right while Naugle turned.
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