Masqlie Beat Debate and Baseball Talk in Early Columns
New York sports column reviews agents and managers with sharp quips. It notes Chuck Dressen’s $10 threat to an umpire, questions about Rocky Marelano’s next opponent, and debates Bab e Zaharias’s scorecard dispute. It discusses Noren’s defensive shift, Stengel’s pitching plans, and Derby tips from Ben Jones to Eddie Arcaro. It also mentions Sal Maglie and rumors around Ray Robinson and Joey Giom fighting for the light heavyweight title.
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New York
Chuck Dressen
Dodgers
Gil Hodges
Dressen
Jack Hurley
Ballyhoony
Harry Matthews
Rocky Marelano
JBC
Babe Zaharias
Seattle
Byron
Nelson
Lauro Salas
Arizmendis
Kid Panchos
San Antonio
Yankees
Irv
Noren Jin
Casey
Stengel
Vice Raschi
Cleveland
Midwest
Ben Jones
Eddie Arcaro
Eddie
Cincinnati Reds
Sal Malic
Giants
Sal
Maglie
Ray Robinson
Joey Xim
Maxim
Robinson
Barber Shaves Pirates 4-0 for 7th Straight Win
Giants pitcher Maglie remains undefeated as he tops the Pirates 4-0. The Niagara Falls native improves to seven victories unbeaten over two seasons with 62 innings pitched and only seven earned runs allowed.
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Orlo Robertson
New York Giants
Maglie
Pittsburgh Pirates
Niagara Falls
N.Y
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Maglie Dominates Pirates for Seventh Consecutive Shutout
Lefty Sal Maglie blanked Pittsburgh 4-0 on seven hits as the Giants beat the Pirates. Bobby Thomson drove in all three runs with a double and two singles, while Maglie struck out six in his second shutout of the season to keep New York tied with the Dodgers.
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Pirates
Maglie
Bues
Bobby Thomson
Giants
Dodgers
Cubs
Thomson
Howie Pollet
Bob Friend
Ted Wilks
Pollett
Lou Boudreau
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
American League Tigers
Boston
Abro
Pittsburgh
Bill Henry
Bosox
O'Castiglione
The
Throneberry
Bartirome
Len
Droepo
Wilber
Wilks
Lipon
Dropo
Kolloway
New York
Kell
Williams
St. Louis
Philadelphia Wertz
G Lockman
Phils
Euchock
Mullin O' Elliott
Groth
Diering
Batts
a'Mays
Ginsberg
Mueller
Priddy
Dark
Westrum
C Hnutteman
Huitchinson
White
Rotals Ag
Pollet
Houtteman
Strickland
RBI
Pet
Wiliams
Cleveland
j—Thomson
S—Maglie
Pallet
Washington
Vollmer
Len‘Garagiola
Bartirame
Wil
S—Houtteman
Ijiams
Lockman
Dusak
Goodman
Stephens
Merson
Barti
Goodrhan
1Rome
Maglia
Chicago
Abs
Philadelphia
Friend
Detroit Il
Ho—Pollet
Bb—Henry
Ho—Henry
Wilks F
Er—Pollet
Scarborough
Wynn
Kinder
Laglie
Jackson
Atwell
Brooklyn
Jeffcoats
Cincinnati
van Cuyk
Hume
Jeaded
Oy Boyer
iChicago Ob
Imme
Miksis
Patko
Jeffcoat
Fondy
Cox
Ramazzotti
Lown
Loes
U—Conlan
Stewart
Guglielmo
Final Baseball Season Ends Amid Rainout at Morgantown
West Virginia University closed its 1952 baseball campaign with 2 wins and 9 losses after the final game with Bethany was canceled due to rain. Duke coach Bill Murray joined NCAA ethics committee duties while Alabama pitcher Bill Dunn previously pitched a shutout in 1951. The era's sports ties include Joe DiMaggio's hitting record run and Duke track, golf, and football connections across multiple schools.
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Bill Dunn
Alabama
Morgantown
Taineers
West Virginia University
Bethany
Duke
Bill Murray
NCAA
63 Boys Register for Intermediate League
The Moose Club announces an intermediate league with 90 open positions across six teams. Tryouts were postponed due to the Scholastic Tournament and weather. 63 boys have registered for the league with Beckley Little League also accepting registrations at the Sports Center. Birth certificates required for all registrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermie Foster
Kenneth Farrow
Gale
Armstrong
John Caudill
Johan Lee
Eye
Julian Sherman Trail
Moose Club
Johnny Wright
Wright
Beckley Little League
Bus‘tery Smith
South Oakwood Ave
Life League
Ffor
Ira David Bonds
Rives Ander‘son Witt
Larry King Cole
Earl ‘Franklin Gilbert
Roland Mentor Witt, Jr
Vernon Lawrence Davidson
William Kenneth Farrar
Danny Dupuy Williams
Damon Leslie Setlife
Walter William Andrew
Robert Lee Doss
Howard Lee Mullohan
Alfred Louis Cole
James Stout
James Hash
Marion Troy Mann
Clifford Frederick Meadows
James Alec Bryson
Richard Melville Thompson
Bernard Hendrick White
Richard Constance Vecellio
Jack Wills
Rodney O'Dell
James Elbert Hedrick
Donald Hugh Wright
Ernest Andrew Gray
Lee Nixon ‘Hart
Stephen T. Vermillion
Charles Melvin Littlejohn
Danny Lee Swan
Sammy Edward McClure
Robert Gains Stewart
James Milton Huffman
Neil Edward Benson
William Allen McNeish
David Stanley
James Tilley
Douglas Stanley
James Kilgore Edmundson
Donald David Thompson
John Baxter
James
Howard Preston Hurt
Samuel Washburn Caudill
Jackie Lee Smith
Warren Bechtel Reeser
Melva
Tim Thurman
Thomas W.rose
Harry Harleston Fisher
Ned Day
West Allis
Wis
Is ‘James Thomas Thies
Joseph Press
Ston Ramsey
Joseph Swann
ABC Hall of Fame
Eugene Lusk
John E. Hughart
Feldlwetzel Brammer
Joe Tolley
Liam P. Tolley
Jack Wiley
Jim
Cooper Seeks Managerial Path After Playing Days
Walker Cooper plans to stay in baseball beyond this season aiming to manage. The 37 year old catcher notes he desires 190 games this year and eventually a coaching or managerial role, detailing his long NL career, key seasons, and working with managers like Mel Ott and Tommy Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walker Cooper
Big Coop
Boston Brave
Cooper
Billy Southworth
Giants
Mel Ott
Giant
Horace Stoneham
Reds
Ray Mueller
Starm City
Cincinnati
Coop
Braves
Conine Ryan
Phillies
Southworth
St. Louis
Boston
Ott
Leo Durocher
Bucky Walters
Luke Sewell
Tommy Holmes
Mullens Moose League to meet for camp plans tonight
Mullens The Mullens Moose Intermediate League meets tonight at Braves field to finalize plans for the start of the tryout camp at 5 45 p m tomorrow. President Jack Duncan leads officers and volunteer staff including Bryant camp supervisors Lewis Antoni Duncan infield coach Cecil Lacey and numerous instructors and volunteers суммы.
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Register
Mullens
Mullens Moose
Bravesfield
Jack Duncan
Duncan
Bryant
Lewis
D’antoni
Cecil Lacey
Ronald Williams
Sonny Phillips
Glen Warden
Earsel Toler
Lorenzo Lusk
Max Shumate
Ray Caldwell
Alva Richmond
Pete Castanon
D'Antoni
Dude Mullins
Johnny Camp
Bel Si Mullins
Williams
Lacey
Campbell
S. Phillips
Gene ‘Warden
Elmer Hash
Tuck Amimentrout
H. G. Crawford
R. A.dunn
Glen Ferrell
Lacey Hight
Benny Lewis
Merlin Campbell
jJay Warden
Orland McNeely
Parker Reynolds
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Bickford
Munger
Simmons
Rentecay
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WVU
Joe DiMaggio
Mountaineers
Englland
Newmarket
Henry Bullock
Durham
N.C
John Kastan
Baston UW
Ellis P. Hagier
Blue Devil
Andy Seminick
Paul Bischoff
West Virginia
Elizabethton
Michigan State
Bigcinnati Reds
Major
Bob Elliott
Glante
Bob Cain
McDonald
Yamkene
Jack Loarke
Cliff Mapes Tigers
Foun Pramesa
Cabs
Randy Gumpert
Red Sox
Don Lenrardt
Sheldon Jones
Matt Batts
Tigers
Bob Borkonsae
Gus Marhos
Frank Shea
Sherman Lollar
White Sox
Floyd Baker
Denatore
Pete Reiser
Indiens
Wally Westlake
Buckner
Duragher
Leo
Mort
Vern Bickford
Johnny Beazley
Ernie White
Max Lanier
Harry Brecheen
Warren Spahn
Roy Campanella
al Lopez
Bill Meyer
Paul Richards
C&o
Chestic
Chesapeake Anc
Ohio
Peasom
Chesh
Chessie Touhhy
Vou Ticket Office
Aoury OF
Philco
Beckley Music & Electric Co
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Mgr
Fayette St
Miles In
A. E. Hoffman
San Lorenzo
Calif
Ramey
NASH
S. Oakwood Ave
Beckley, W. Va
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