216 Night Games In Majors 29 For Tribe
The 1952 major league night schedule totals 216 games across four cities with 29 night games for the Tribe. Washington leads with 46 night games in 77 home contests, while New York, Philadelphia and Detroit each stage several night contests as part of the adjusted schedule. The season begins April 15 with the presidential opener theme and multiple city matchups.
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Baseball Teams Schedule Numerous Sunday Doubleheaders
Weather delays cause postponements leading to extra doubleheaders on Sundays and weekdays. White Sox plan 10, Peerless K Indians nine, Browns, Athletics, and Duquesne eight each. Yankees Red Sox and Tigers assign multiple games. Memorial Day and Labor Day matchups feature top teams with Duke Duquesne and Senators visiting.
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Memorial Day and July Showdowns Highlight Busy Schedule
The schedule lists Memorial Day meetings with multiple clubs and July clashes including the Athletics vs Red Sox and Detroit against Cleveland. In a weekly two game program, Musser and Swishers race Dribblers in a Senior House League opener tonight at seven, as Foulers defend two wins.
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First Brownie night games and league schedule outlined
Boston opens April 19 with a doubleheader against the Athletics while Washington starts night play April 16 versus the Red Sox. Brownie night games begin April 22 against Cleveland and the Athletics at home April 25. Other clubs start after May 1 as eight Olympic Recreation League matches proceed in two shifts with past postponements noted.
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Pirates extend six game win streak with forfeited win
Pirates keep a perfect league mark with a forfeit victory over the Phillies as Browns beat Giants and Cards topple Tigers in actual play. Indians beat Dodgers and Cubs over Braves also recorded as forfeit wins.
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Hairston Faces Villemain In Toss-Up 10 Round Bout
New York’s Hairston and France’s Villemain meet in a pivotal 10 round bout at Olympia Arena. A win advances toward Ray Robinson’s middleweight title, while the loser must rebound in pursuit of another title shot. Villemain seeks crown after Marcel Cerdan’s era. Hairston rapid ascent and past victims noted.
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New Heavyweight Contenders Rise In Boxing Field
Jersey Joe Walcott’s feud fades as Clarence Henry Wallace Dan Bucceroni and James Parker join a strong group of rivals. Veterans Ezzard Charles Rocky Marciano and Cesar Brion remain top figures while Bob Baker Wes Bascom Bob Murphy Rex Layne and Harry Matthews pursue comebacks amid brisk activity at Madison Square Garden and clouds of weight class shakeups.
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Detroit Tigers sign Lindblom graduate Roy Young for 35000
Roy Young a 19 year old shortstop and right handed batter from Lindblom High School Chicago has been signed by the Detroit Tigers for a reported bonus of 35000. He hit 453 for his school last spring and is noted as a high school standout.
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Egan Stars as Reds Win and Radium Debate Continues
Egan leads the Reds to victory while doctors seek radium exposure victims. The Providence league card lists matches at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes and notes a historical link to radium treatment used for various ailments during early 20th century medical experiments.
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