Weekend Baseball Trade Roundup Aims to Reshape Teams
Cards move Red Munger to Pittsburgh for Bill Werle. Yankees land Irv Noren and Tommy U from the Senators for Jackie Jensen Archie Wilson Frank Shea and Jerry Snyder plus a Kansas City infielder. Senators acquire Jim Busby Mel Hoderlein from the White Sox in exchange for Sam Mele. Contingent to Senators arrived yesterday to beat the Browns twice. Wilson went five for eight Jensen four for nine Busby two for six. Noren two for nine Mele one for six.
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Munger
Pirates
Bill Werle
Yankees
Irv Noren
Tommy U
Senators
Jackie Jensen
Archie Wilson
Frank Shea
Jerry Snyder
Kansas City
Jim Busby
Mel Hoderlein
White Sox
Sam Mele
Browns
Wilson
Jensen
Busby
Noren
Yanks
Mele
Sox
Millikin's Ralph Allan names Abe Martin district chairman
Ralph Allan of Millikin has selected Abe Martin of Southern Illinois as the Illinois NAIB district chairman.
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Ralph Allan
Millikin
Abe” Martin
Southern
Illinois N.A.I.B
Stanky and Saigh deny reports on Cardinals leadership moves
An Associated Press report says Fred Saigh and Eddie Stanky denied claims they have mapped player roles for the St Louis club. It notes Stanky wanted Musial at first base while Saigh favored Bilko, and that Saigh backs Westlake over Stanky.
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Associated Press
Fred Saigh
Eddie Stanky
Stanky
Musial
Bilko
Saigh
Westlake
Munger
Grantland Rice fellowship set for Columbia Journalism School
A $1,250 Grantland Rice fellowship prize is established at Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism to honor the renowned sports writer. The award supports graduate study and honors his contributions to journalism and sports writing.
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Grantland Rice
Graduate School of Journalism
Columbia University
Michigan and Wisconsin Lead Big Ten Baseball Race
Michigan and Wisconsin rise to top of the Big Ten standings with five and four wins respectively as the schedule features single games and Saturday doubleheaders. The week includes matches at Michigan State Illinois Northwestern Indiana Purdue Minnesota and a sequence of cross divisional tests across Fort Leonard Wood Fort Knox Lake Forest and Ann Arbor.
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Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Michigan State
Spartans
Ann Arbor
Illinois
Madison
Ohio State
Fort Leonard Wood
Fort Knox
Indiana
Purdue
Butler
Augsburg
Minnesota
Arkansas
Northwestern
Lake Forest
Notre Dame
Iowa
Columbia University Scholarship Seeks Journalism Entrants
The scholarship targets journalism school graduates aiming to become sports writers. Applications go to the Director of University Admissions at Columbia University in New York. Hal Strouble, Cairo sports editor, remains hospitalized in St. Louis after a chest operation on April 23. Up-to-date Southern batting averages list several players and pitchers with current records.
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Journalism
Columbia University
New York
Hal Strouble
Cairo
Barnes Hospital
St.Louis
Ems
Ies
Coleman
West
Walier
Schmulbach
Chor
Burns
Grandcolas
Hagler
Martin
Schmalbach
Ripplemeyer
Detroit Wings star wins Vezina Trophy and Stanley Cup
Terry Sawchuk of the Detroit Red Wings captured the Vezina Trophy for the regular season and powered the team to a Stanley Cup victory. The performance solidified Sawchuk as a top goaltender and marked a high point in Detroit hockey history.
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Terry Sawchiuk
Detroit Red Wings
NETS
WINGS
Bluford Wins Loop Track Title at Valier Meet
Bluford captures top team and wins the Little Egyptian conference first sports event at Valier. Individual event winners include Savka Royalton in 100, Hoover Crab Orchard 220, Parks Crab Orchard 440, Wilson Bluford 880, Irvin Bluford Mile, Whitlow Valier high hurdles, and Tobolik Valier in shot put and discus. Conners Waltonville leads broad jump and Cook Bluford tops pole vault with 8-3.
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Bluford
Valier
Crab Orchard
Waltonville
Royalton
Dahlgren
Savka
Hoover
Parks
Wilson
Irvin
Whitlow
Vercellino
Tobolik
Schurtz
Conners
Cook
Regional Grade Track Meet Set for Herrin Tuesday
Herrin will host the junior high school regional track meet Tuesday at 3 p.m. at Herrin High School field except the discus, which will be at Lincoln School. Teams include Herrin Marion Johnston City Carterville Chittyville Colp and Freeman Spur with the winning team and top two in each event advancing to the state meet in West Frankfort on May 15.
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Herrin
Williamson County
Herrin High School
Lincoln School
Griff Hooker
Marion
Johnston City
Carterville
Chittyville
Colp
Freeman Spur
West Frankfort
Wanted Pink Root and Ginseng Root Price Request
Advertises cash prices for pink root at 1.25 per lb and wild ginseng root 13.50 to 15.00 per lb delivered to St Louis. Dry and clean guaranteed. May 20 1952 or longer. Write for free price list other roots herbs barks. Minner Conzelot Co Dept 13 123 South Third St St Louis Mo.
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St Louis
Minner-Conzelot CO
St. Louis
Government Grants Rye Imports for Horse Diet Change
The government has approved a permit to import 1000 tons of rye to support a shift in race horses' fodder. This decision aims to secure feed for equine operations while adjusting traditional diet practices amid supply concerns.
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Carbondale
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Chester
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Guess
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Evelyn Wolford
Bruce Parker
Amityville
N. Y
Nassau
Miami
Ters
Gulf Stream
Vanger Wis
Pap
Park Ave
Aln Marer
Terry
Ring Features Syndicate
Sunbeam
Owen Bros
National Heating & Stoker Co
Baccus Roofing and Siding CO
North Park Avenue
Bobby
Lister Vans
Boones
SF Louis Browns
Australia
Japan
South Side Lumber Co
South Park
RTL LL
Floyd P. Bracy
Mason Vallett
A. H. Peak
Chas. Easterly
Wm. Grindle
Bill Bracy
Ill
United Science Fund
United Income Fund
United Accumulative Fund
Waddell & Reed, Inc
William T. Dugger
South 18Th Street
Mayflower Warehouses
Service IN America
Lil
Mt. Vernon, Ill
Gga
Victor
Herrin Drug Co
Cline-Vick
Hart's Pharmacy
Mattoon
Gy Wevice
U. S
Epprod
Kenmore
Sears, Roebuck and CO
West Main Street
Carbondale Pr
North Park
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