Indians Open 13 Game Home Stand in 1952
Cleveland prepares for a 13 game stay at Municipal Stadium starting tonight, hosting the New York Yankees in a four game series. Gromek and Garcia dominate early wins, with Reynolds Raschi and Sain among noted opponents as the pennant race tightens.
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Cleveland Indians
Municipal Stadium
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Redskins
New York Yankees
Bronx Bombers
Yanks
Washington Senators
Senators
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Indians
Yankees
Steve Gromek
Mike Garcia
Gromek
Ale Reynolds
Garcia
Vic Raschi
Hamtramck
Lou Brissie
Early Wynn
Bob Feller
Feller
Bob Lemon
Lemon
Yankee
Allie Reynolds
Sam Jones
Brissie
Johnny Sain
New York
Boston
Lakefront Stadium
UPC Victor Leads West Little League Title Bid
UPC Victor beat Elyria Eagles 4-3 at Lappin Field to seize sole first in Little League West with one win needed to clinch the half title. American Legion Post 12 dropped to one game back after an 8-1 loss to V F W No. 1079, setting up a decisive pair of games next week.Ron Johnston earned the win with a five‑hit performance and six strikeouts, while Paul Walker contributed three singles and a double. Noster pitched well for the Vets, holding the Legion to three runs as UPC capitalized with timely hitting in the fifth inning.
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United Polish Club
American Legion Post 12
UPC
Elyria Eagles
Lappin Field
American Legion
F.W. No
Lappim Field
Ron Johnston
Paul Walker
Johnston
Walker
Dick Lewicki
Dick Novak
Lewicki
al Noster
Vets
Legion
John Sparr
Bill Minkowski
Nester
Open leads by Brosch as veterans pace U S Open second round
In heavy heat at Northwood Club Al Brosch, a 40 year old Army corporal, shot 68 to lead two strokes under par. Ben Hogan sits one behind, with Sam Snead Horton Smith and Dick Metz at even par. Young prospects Jackie Burke and Doug Ford posted 74 as the field contends at the U S Open.
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U .S
Pebble Beach
Calif
Pinehurst
N. C
Ben Hogan
Life
Professional Golfers Association
Hogan
Andy Sword
Texas
Dallas
U. S
Oscar Fraley
United Press
Allas
Tex
Murderous Northwood Club
al Brosch
Little Ben
Sam Snead
Horton Smith
Dick Metz
Jimmy Demaret
Jim Ferrier
Tony Penna
Paul Runyan
Chandler Harper
Johnny Bulla
Brosch
Snead
Metz
Smith
Columbus
Pat Lesser
Seattle University
Ohio
State University
Miss Lesser
Beverly Gammon
Minnesota
Ohio State
Polly
Manchester
England
Kenneth Martin
Mary Ann Villegas
Simpson
St. Mary's Dominican
Orleans
Ine
Colleges Approve NCAA Video Plan For 1952 Season
The NCAA Television Committee wins approval for a plan to televise one major college football game each Saturday from Sept. 20 to Nov. 29. The vote passed 185 to 15, allowing teams to appear on TV more than once and eliminating blackout Saturdays.
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Chicago
URI
Ncaa Television Committee
Walter Myers
NCAA
Couch-Uthe Triumphs Over Perry-Fay In Blooper League
Couch-Uthe Company scores four in the seventh to beat Perry-Fay 4 1 at Roosevelt School. Jalowiec allowed one run in three frames then shutout relief, Soper and Addelman draw walks to spark the big inning, Bartlome drives in two with a second double, Schroeder plates two with a double.
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Ray Firestone
Perry-Fay Company
Couch-Uthe Company
Perry-Fay
Roosevelt School
Pinky) Jalowrec
Couch- Uthe
Earl Soper
Bill Addelman
al Beauchemin
Jalowiec
Soper
Bill Schroeder
Adderman
Russ Bartlome
Coach-Uthe Company
Perry Fay
South Amherst Falls to Bank’s Case in Lorain
South Amherst Civics of the Lorain Medina County Class A Base ball team lost 9 to 3 at Longfellow field in Lorain. The nine were set for a league doubleheader Sunday at Lodi with first game at 1 30. Banks Case defeated by Nix and teammates 9 runs on 10 hits while South Amherst made 6 runs on 5 hits.
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South Amherst
South Amherst Civics
Lorain-Medina County
Bank
Lorain
Longfellow Field
Steel City
Lodi
Indian Figures Line Scores Major League
The summary lists several conditions from American League games with St Louis and Boston scoring lines and pitcher decisions. Winning and losing pitchers are named for several matchups including Hudson versus Pillette and Werle versus Labine, with notes on rain postponement in New York at Cincinnati.
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St Lows
Boston
Jin
Pillette Madison
Mahones
Courtney Moss
Hudson Deiock
White
Hudson
Pillette
Detroit
New York Co
Wight
Brooklyn
St Louis
Roe
Black
Labirie
King
Podbielan
Schmitz
Campanella
Staley
Crimian
Werle
D Rice
Labine
New York
Cincinnati
Sauer tops majors but Cubs deny waiver bid
Henry Sauer known as Chief Pontiac leads the league with a .352 average 18 homers 58 RBIs and 70 hits while the Cubs’ waiver list shows a test of interest only the White Sox claimed him three months ago Sauer’s career includes stints with Cincinnati and Chicago and a late conversion from first base to outfield the White Sox remain the only club to show real interest.
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Milton Richman
United Press
EW York
Cubs
Henry Sauer
Chicago
Pontiac
Sauer
Babe Ruth
White Sox
Reds
Frank Baumholtz
Peanuts
Lowery
Harry Walker
Toledo May Lose A A Franchise
Columbus Ohio AP The financial impasse of the Toledo Mud Hens ended without a solution after a six hour meeting of American Association officials with most directors present The group did not decide whether Toledo should keep the Triple A franchise or transfer it to Charleston West Virginia West Virginia sponsors would back a unit if a major league club would operate it Several interests offered to cover about 40000 of Toledo debts with a 175000 three year season ticket guarantee Talks of transfer began in February when Toledo and the Detroit Tigers severed ties No meeting was set to decide the next move and league prestige may push a move to relocate.
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Vic Janowicz
Elyrian
Ohio State
Janowicz
Camp Polk
Columbus
A.P
Toledo Mud Hens
American Association
Milwaukee
Toledo
Charleston
W. Va
Association
Jimmy Burr
West Virginia
Charles
Toledo Mud -Hens
Danny Menendez
Detroit Tigers
Civse
Columbus Red Birds
St. Louis Cardinals
Reiser's Homer Sparks Indians to 7-4 win over Senators
Bob Feller matched 10 hits as the Indians beat the Senators 7-4. Pete Reiser delivered a pinch hit three-run homer and Dale Mitchell left with illness prior to Reiser's blast. Feller earned his sixth win while Shea took the loss after a rough day against Cleveland.
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Indians
Bob Feller
Jim Hegan
Feller
Harry Simpson
Hegan
Bobby Avila
Simpson
Ken Wood
Hank Majeski
Avila
Larry Doby
Reiser
Dale Mitchell
Mickey Vernon
Pete Runnels
Wood
Runnels
Mickey Grasso
Cleveland
Rhore Simpson
Majeski
Cere
Deby
Chicessesseeee
Mitchell
Reiser If
Easter
Regan Cleese
Ce Wastl
Etree AB Rhore
Yost
Campos
Jensen Rt
Vernon Ib
Runnels Ss
Masterson
Ferrick
Pacatinthy
xWalken
Johnson
Haynes
Washington
Easter Vernon
Baker
Simpson Easter
Vernon
Feller Ome
Shea
Berry, Honochich Duffy Rommel
Hank Hauer
Morgan
Tigers
Spee Shea
Pete Reiser
Spee
Luke Easter
Red Sox
Sid Hudson
Senators
George Kell
Hoot Evers
Evers
Kell
White Sox
Chico Carrasquel
Athletics
Sherman Lollar
Chicago
Chuck Stobbs
40 Theaters Set To Televise Title Bout
New York reports that theater television networks will broadcast the Joey Maxim versus Roy Robinson light heavyweight title fight at Yankee Stadium on June 23. Nathan L. Halpern, president of Theatre Network Television, says 36 theaters in 23 cities have contracted to air the bout, with more than 40 theaters expected. Cities listed include Chester, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Baltimore, Erie, Dayton, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Toledo, with venues such as Stanley Albee Palace Hippodrome State Stanley Fulton Harris Penn Rivoli and others.
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New York
Joey Maxim - Bar Robinson
Nathan L. Halpern
Theatre Network Television
Omaha
Neb
Yankee Stadium
Chester
Stanley
Cincinnati
Albee
Cleveland
Palace
Hippodrome
Baltimore
State
Erie
Warner
Dayton, O
Keith
Torrid Cubs Head East After Compiling 13-4 Mark On Home Grounds
The Cubs left Chicago with a 13-4 home mark and swept the Phillies 3 to 1 as Warren Hacker and Hank Sauer powered Chicago. Burris drove in six for the Braves in an 11 to 2 win over the Pirates. Yankee Morgan, Red Sox Hudson, and Indians Feller shining in AL action.
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Torrid Cubs
Carl Lundquist
United Press
EW York
Chicago
Jolly Cholly Grimm
Boston
Cubs
Grimm
Bruins
Braves
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Phillies
Quakers
Warren Hacker
Lila
Veeck Protests Benton Suspension of Browns Manager Marion
Boston United Press reports Bill Veeck St Louis Browns owner travels to Chicago to denounce Will Harridge Gestapo tactics after manager Marty Marion receives an indefinite suspension for allegedly pushing umpire Bill McGowan during a game with the Boston Red Sox. Marion defends his actions as a routine protest.
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Boston
U.P
Bill Veeck
St. Louis Browns
Chicago
Will Harridge
Marty Marion
Bill McGowan
Boston Red Sox
Marion
St. Louis
Harridge
Veeck
Browns
Rogers Hornsby
McGowan
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers Bring Up Nelson From Int'l Farm
Brooklyn Dodgers announce conditional purchase of first baseman outfielder Glenn Rocky Nelson from Montreal in the International League. Manager Charlie Dressen says Nelson will be used mainly as a pinch hitter. Nelson is a left handed hitter and thrower who previously played for the Cardinals Pirates and White Sox.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Brooklyn Dodgers
Glenn
Rocky) Nelson
Montreal
Charlie Dressen
Nelson
Cardinals
Pirates
White Sox
Nine To Drill for O F No 103 Practice at Cascade Park
O F No 103 of the Class E Hot Stove League holds a 2 PM Saturday practice at Cascade Park. Manager Art Sparks reminds all players to bring signed contracts to the drill.
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Cascade Park
Art Sparks
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Russ Davies
Galion High
Galion
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Big Dave) Eaton
Elyria High
Lou Rymkus
Cleveland Browns
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Bernie Crimmins
Rymkus
Indiana
Bloomington
United Polish Cluv
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L. Stark
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Noster
Jackie Burke
Adams
Houston
Ter
Doug Ford
Harrison, N.Y
Northwood
Tourney Choice
Geisel Mfg., Inc
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Uthe Company
Couch
Uthe
Jalowiee and
Holtzman
Firestone and
Leslie
W. L. Pet
Perry- Meal
RHE Banks Cafe
Nix
Bank’s
Matesick and Lachowyn
South Amherst Whitney
Wirth 'S
Yosa
Wolfe
Roi Majeski
Hon
Grissom
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Tebbetts
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Felle
Hegan Shea Johnson
Haynes Oy
Ferrick Jones
Grasso
Hee
Combs Weeee
Reiser Ware
McCosky
Pittsburgh
Burdette
Burris
Muir
Main
Jones
Felier
Harris
xCleveland
Roberts
Konstanty
Burgess Hacker
Atwell Roberts
Count Yogi
Matthews
Cub
Big Hank
Syracuse
Chiefs
Hey
Crosley Field
Hank
A.A
Thurs. Pa
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AAA
Speedway
Bedford
Homer
Tribe
Frank Shea
Drese
Sarreness Reaous Lea
Phils
del Ennis
Hank Sauer
Hacker
Toby Atwell
Philly
Robin Roberts
Paull Burris
Tom Morgan
Paul Burris
Dodgers
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Haseroot Jewelry Co., Inc
Broad St
Blue
Gitar
Elyria
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