Yankees Humiliated 15 0 by White Sox in dramatic upset
In a stunning game at Yankee Stadium the Yankees were routed 15 to 0 by the White Sox led by rookie Bob Cain who allowed five hits. Gus Zernial and Jim Busby sparked the visitors as the Sox piled up 23 hits and four costly Yankee errors. Manager Casey Stengel watched in disbelief as the record boards struggled to register the blowout.
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United Press
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Yankee Stadium
Casey Stengel
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White Sox
Bob Cain
Phil Rizzuto
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Yankee
Ed Lopat
Don Johnson
Gus Zernial
Jim Busby
Hank Majeski
Cass Michaels
Tigers
Red Sox
Athletics
Philadelphia
Art Houtteman
Local Fairways Triumph in City Golf League Action
Cherry Ridge led by Bill Ehrke two under par 33 Jim Cirigliano 34 and Arnold Michael 3 over par 3 beat Elyria Hardware 10-0. Timms Spring Company beat Sportsmans Club 8-2 General Motors edged Knowles Sniezek 6-4 and Western Southern Life Insurance defeated Toggery Shop 544-444. Ehrke Cirigliano earned low gross prizes.
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Cherry Ridge
Elyria Hardware
Bill Ehrke
Jim Cirigliano
Arnold Michael
Timms Spring Company
Sportsman's Club
General Motors
Knowles & Sniezek
Western & Southern Life Insurance
Toggery Shop
Max Jalowiec
Ben Caserta
Western & Southern
Ehlke
Cirigliano
Alex Doman
Clare Parker
All Star Pin Schedule At The Bowling Center Tonight
The Bowling Center All Star League presents four matches at 7 o clock. Checkers Cab vs Array s Chips Zigtia Bowling Center vs Erin Brew Leys Brewing vs Altes Brewing Moose Club vs Belter Line.
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Bowling Center All-Star League
Checker Cab Vn Array
Zigtia Bowling Center
Erin Brew
Leys Brewing
Altes Brewing
Moose Club
Belter Line
Braves Rally Past Reds In Lopsided 12 6 Victory
Braves explode late with two runs in the seventh and four in both the eighth and ninth to defeat the Cincinnati Reds 12 to 6. Phillies topple the Cardinals 8 to 6 behind Dick Sisler’s third homer and 18 hits in St Louis night game. Yankee loss noted as rookie Bob Cain wins 15 to 6 for the White Sox in his first big league start.
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Jana
Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phils
Dick Sisler
Cardinals
St. Louis
Chuck Diering
Bob Cain
Yankees
White Sox
Elyria Netters Open Season With Narrow 3-2 Loss
Elyria High School tennis team opened the Metropolitan League season with a 3 2 defeat to Cleveland West. Elyria led 2-1 after singles, but West swept the doubles to clinch the match. The Pioneers next play James Ford Rhodes at Ely Stadium on Monday.
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Cleveland West
Elyria
West
Pioneers
Ely Stadium
James Ford Rhodes
Cleveland
Wrest
Fearless Fraley Predicts Derby With Fake Expert
Oscar Fraley recounts a tongue in cheek Press Box Tour in Louisville. Fearless Fraley laments the hurry to pick winners, mocks “experts” and notes Hill Prince as the favored Derby pick while detailing quirky race-day rituals. The piece blends humor with racing lore and local color.
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U.S
Oscar Fraley
United Press
Pee Ky
Hull Prince
Fearless Fraley
Hill Prince Seeks Derby Win Backed by Expert Panel
Experts polled on the Kentucky Derby favor Hill Prince to win with 18 votes against 14 for Your Host. The tally lists notable outlets and reporters from Chicago to Louisville and beyond, naming key journalists backing each horse.
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Hall Prince
United Press
Hill Prince
Joe Agrella
Gene Kessler
Chicago Sun-Times
John Dietrich
Waite
Haight
Washington Post
Tom Siler
Knoxville
Tenn
News-Sentinel
Lincoln Plaut
Nelson Dunstan
Bill Bloome
New York World-Telegram
Sun
Bull Rives
Dallas News
Chauncey Durden
Richmond
Times-Dispatch
Larry Leonard
Richmond News-Leader
Maurice Shelvin
Chicago Tribune
Bob Considine
International News Service
Joe Palmer
New York Herald-Tribune
Isi Newborn
Cleveland Press
Bull Keefe
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Marvin Gay, Jr
Louisville Times
Dan‘forth
Atlanta, Ga
Journal
John Webster
Philadelphia Inquirer
Joe Walliams
Oscar Fraley
Nelson Fisher
San Diego
Calif
Union
al Coffman
Detroit Free Press
Pat Delahanty
John Beekman
Los Angeles Daily News
Harry Martinez
New Orleans
Fred Russell
Nashville Banner
Paul Lowry
Los Angeles Times
Jum Mitchell
Los Angeles Herald-Express
Dave Porter
Kentucky Press News Alliance
Roy Stockton
St Lews Post-Dispatch
Maurice Hernard
Los Angeles Examiner
Middleground
Arthur Dailey
New York Times
Chuck Connors
Charley Hatton
Gene Ward
New York Daily News
Frank Graham
New York Journal-American
Red Smith
Furman Bisher
Atlanta Constitution Oil Capitol
George Krehbiel
Detroit News
Bob Elliot
Miammi Herald
Teddy Cox
Racing Farm
Charles Einstein
International News,Service
Jim Menznes
Tulsa
Okla
Tribune
Trouble
Jerry McNerney
Larry Beech
Louisville Courier- Journal
Jack McDonald
San Francisco Call Bulletin
Jim Roach
Trumpet King
John Carmichael
Chicago Daily News
Guy Butler
Miam
Daily News
Indians Rally Past Red Sox 5-4 for Ninth-Inning Win
In Boston, Bob Lemon spun a strong four hit game as Cleveland erased a 3-0 deficit. Jim Hegan started the decisive ninth with a double and Dale Mitchell followed with a sacrifice fly to cap a 5-4 victory over Boston.
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Mel Parnell
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Indians
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Lemon
Dale Mitchell
Joe Ostrowski
Washington
St. Lows
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Senators
Pirates
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Jack Harshman
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Partnell
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Berry Boyer
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Oberlin Beats Otterbein 6-1 in Baseball Victory
Oberlin College Yeomen earned their third win of the season by defeating Otterbein 6-1. Pitcher Bob Ebel allowed five hits in his first start, backed by a six run first inning and four Oberlin singles. Batterymates were Ebel and McWhatter for Oberlin, Haines and Hatain for Otterbein.
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Oberlin College
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Otterbein
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Hogan Leads Greenbrier Open After First Round
Ben Hogan, hailed as the little crinkle Man of golfdom, opened with a six under par 64 to take a two stroke lead in the Greenbrier Open at White Sulphur Springs W Va. Sammy Snead and Henry Ransom tied for second with 66s while Chick Harbert was fourth.
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United Press
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Ben Hogan
Fang
Little Ben
Sammy Snead
Greenbrier
Henry Ransom
St. Andrews
Ill
Chick Harbert
Eaton Beats Lorain St. Mary's 4-2 In Independent Game
Eaton High School edged Lorain St. Mary's 4-2 in a Lorain game. Both teams benefited from unearned runs as Chuck Siniff of Eaton and John Rich of Lorain St. Mary's tossed one hit apiece. Siniff had the lone Eaton hit in the sixth inning, while Gil Grell drilled the only safety for Lorain St. Mary's in the same frame.
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Lorain St. Mary
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