Indians Face Red Sox in Key Four Game Set at Home
The Indians, 25 28 on the year, open a four game series with the Boston Red Sox at Municipal Stadium amid a current slump. Attendance and cash draw are in focus as Cleveland aims to improve after a slide, while rival Yankees lead the pace.
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Local Golf Standings Highlight City League Play
Baksa's Service Station won 6-4 over Club Tristam at Cherry Ridge to claim the day’s low net team score. Lorain County Refrigeration routed Cherry Ridge 8-2 while General Motors beat Toggery Shop 14-4 and Timms Spring Aces edged Meister Real Estate 5-4. Andy Mulcen led scoring with 36, followed by Emody and Prosak at 37. Jalowiec, Michaels and Cirigliano shot 38. Standings show General Motors atop BLUE DIVISION with 42 points and Lorain County Refrigeration leading WHITE DIVISION at 38.
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Erskine Hurls No-Hitter for Dodgers in Cubs Win
Carl Erskine pitched a no hit no run 5 0 victory over the Chicago Cubs to lift the Dodgers while Leo Durocher and the Giants stagger in panic after losses and injuries. The Pirates routed the Giants 8 1 as Umpire Dusty Boggess and a protest cloud hung over the pennant race.
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Castle's Wallpaper and 100.F Lead Early In E League Triumphs
Castle's Wallpaper defeated ALL Stars 13 to 1 at Ely Stadium to notch a second straight win in the Class E Hot Stove Baseball League. LO.O.F. No. 103 beat Savings Deposit Bank 8 to 2 at Elyria Catholic High, while West Side Lumber ousted American Legion Cubs 12 to 2 at Cascade Park for their first win in two starts.
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Red Sox Sign 18YearOld Hurler For 125000
ST LOUIS UP Frank Baumann an 18 year old pitching sensation became the top baseball bonus as the Boston Red Sox paid 125000 to sign him. The Sox also announced the pickup of 18 year old Pomona California outfielder Martin Keoush for more than 100000 and recently signed 17 year old Portland Oregon catcher Jerry Zimmerman for 287000 alongside 18 year old Eddie Arness from Dalles Oregon for 86000. The club has spent 388000 in two weeks on four untried youths as owner Tom Yawkey shifts toward a youth movement.
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Baseball results across leagues show multiple games with scores and pitchers listed, including Washington at Cleveland and Philadelphia split results with Chicago. The report notes a blood donor drive by Green Bay inmates aiding the Red Cross with 425 eligible donors volunteering.
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Baseball standings and results from major leagues with team records and games behind the leader. Morning updates list wins losses and percentages for Brooklyn New York Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburgh and others, plus yesterday’s scores and tonight’s games across the leagues.
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Easter Benched as Indians Slump Deepens in 1952
Luke Easter, Cleveland first baseman and local hero, sits on the Indians bench during a loss to Washington as his .203 batting average and 30 RBIs raise concerns. Manager Al Lopez benched him amid a five game skid and a struggling Big Four pitching core. Easter vows he will rebound despite doubts about his knee and form.
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Decide Today On Possible Future Robinson Status
New York boxing officials met to decide if Sugar Ray Robinson can hold two titles after possibly defeating Joey Maxim for the light heavyweight crown at Yankee Stadium. The commission's rule requires vacating the lower title, but pressure seeks an exception for Robinson. Odds had Robinson slightly favored at 6-5 over Maxim.
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Patterson Quits as Conservation Leader in Ohio
Patterson resigns as president of the Ohio Conservation Congress citing radio and television duties that kept him from monthly directors meetings. He announced the move today in Cleveland.
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Red Caps Rally for Third Straight Softball Win
Red Caps rallied from a 2-1 deficit with a three run third inning to beat Rowe Radio 4-3 in the City Class B Softball League at Lexington Avenue field. Paul Curcillo sparked the offense with a single as the Caps took advantage of walks a passed ball and two errors to secure the victory.
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Taylor Hurls No-Hit Game and Homer for Elyria Eagles
Thurman Taylor pitched five innings of no hit ball with 11 strikeouts and walked two as the Elyria Eagles routed American Legion Post 12 14 to 0 at Lappin Field. Taylor also belted a three run homer, the second of the season, in the fourth inning to help the Eagles open the second half of the league race. Jimmy Jones added two singles and a double, while John Zaffer, Dick Bliss, and Sam Lees each collected two hits. In the other twin bill game United Polish Club defeated W F W No 1079 6 to 3 behind Tom Zeck eight hitter. Zeck fanned seven, walked none, and had two hits.
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