Musial Finds Batting Eye Gains On Robinson
Stan Musial moved into third in the NL batting race after a string of 10 hits in 19 at bats boosted his average to .339. Jackie Robinson led the NL at .342, with several teammates and rivals named among the league’s top hitters. In the AL, Dale Mitchell paced at .361 as Dom DiMaggio and George Kell also featured among leaders, while Sal Maglie and Connie Marrero topped the pitchers’ lists.
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Tim Moriarty
United Press
New York
Stan
Man
Cardinals
New York Giants
Dodgers
Dell
Joe Adcock
Reds
Frankie Baumholtz
Cubs
Whitey Lockman
Giants
Duke Snider
Willie Jones
Phillies
Ted Kluszewski
Dale Mitchell
Cleveland Indians
Dom DiMaggio
Red Sox
George Kelly
Tigers
Phil Rizzuto
Yankees
Gene Woodling
Mickey Mantle
Hank Bauer
al Rosen
Indians
Hector Rodriguez
White Sox
Eddie Robinson
Sal Maglie
Connie Marrero
Senators
Calumet Filly Bids for Filly Triple Crown at Belmont
Calumet Farm and Ben Jones send Real Delight to Belmont Park for the Coaching Club American Oaks a $50,000 race. Eddie Arcaro returns to ride Real Delight aiming to give her a sweep of the filly Triple Crown after five wins in six starts this year, facing Isograde Dalah Brechin and others.
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New York
Calumet Farm
Ben Jones
Real
Belmont Park
Coaching Club
Real Delight
Bull Sea
Wistful
Eddie Arcaro
Churchill Downs
Pimlico
Arcaro
Howe
Yes
Isograde
Dalah
Brechin
Sutie
Hushaby Baby
Lily White
Recess
Dinewisely
Aesthete
Standings and schedules from baseball and league play
National and American leagues show Cleveland and Brooklyn atop their divisions with tight records. Last night results feature Cleveland beating St. Louis and Detroit dispatching Chicago. today’s slate includes Cleveland at St. Louis and New York at Boston. American Association leaders Milwaukee and St Paul strong, with several doubleheaders listed for tomorrow.
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Washington
Boston
New York Vase
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
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Cleveland
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Pillette
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Brooklyn
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New York
Seeees
Cincinnati
Vee
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Eons
ORION
Kereeeee
Pittsburgh
Wilson
Hearn
Lainer
Lees
Meyer
Minner
Eline
Mizell
Yuhas
Perkowski
Pitsburgh
American Association
W. L. Pet
Ww. L. Pet
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Ean
City
Columbus
Louisville
India
Olis
Toledo
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Practice Tilt Set for Radio and Roll Arena Teams
Practice game scheduled Sunday at 2 o clock on the Jefferson School diamond features Practice Tilt between Rone Radio and Roll Arena in City Class B Softball League. All squad members and hopefuls for a tryout should report.
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Rone Radio and Roll Arena
Jefferson School
Radio Nine
Inter-City Entries Do Not Alter Top Bowling Standings
The 41st Inter City Bowling Tourney at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes shows no changes in the top 10 in both Class A and Class B after Friday’s action. Shoemaker Drugs of Lorain led Class B with a 2657 team series, while Dragomirs of Massillon posted 2614 for Class A pace. Adolf Selent topped individual scoring with 605. Doubles and singles rounds are scheduled across two 12-team shifts with further play through Sunday.
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Stoney
Rainbow Lanes
Shoemaker] Drugs of
Lorain
Dragomirs
Massillon
Adolf Selent
Lou Facsko
Nickeloff Contractors
Phillies Trade Church to Reds for Wyrostek and Peterson
The Philadelphia Phillies trade Emory Church to Cincinnati for outfielder Johnny Wyrostek and left-hander Kent Peterson. Wyrostek, 31, returns to the Phillies with hopes to bolster the lineup, while Peterson is seen as a small lefty curve specialist likely to be farmed out due to roster limits.
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Phillies
Church
Reds
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Emory
Bubba) Church
Eddie Sawyer
Johnny Wyrostek
South Paw
Kent Peterson
Wyrrostek
Wyrostek
Eddie Miller
Cincinnati
del Ennis
Sawyer
Petersen
Kentucky Cage Coach To Speak Here Wednesday
Adolph Rupp the University of Kentucky head basketball coach known as The Baron will be guest speaker at Elyria’s first annual Banquet of Champions sponsored by the Elyria City Bowling Association. The event at the American Legion Hall begins at 6 30 with Ted Carpenter leading the organizing committee.
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Adolph
the Baron) Rupp
University of Kentucky
Elyria City Bowling Association
American Legion Hall
Wildcats
Ted Carpenter
Rupp
New Dust Reduction Method Trial At Local Speedway
Lorain County Speedway plans a Sunday test of a new dust control called Dustless Dirt. Track officials say the liquid chemical wets soil without mud, mixed with water, and sprinkled before nine races begin at 1 and 2 30. Vic Toth and Art Plas, previous feature winners, aim for more victories.
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Lorain County Speedway
Vic Toth
Art Plas
Oberlin Indians Falter In Class B Track Finals
Oberlin High School Indians struggle in the Ohio Class B track finals at Ohio State University as key sprinter Bob Holden fails to reach the 100 and 220 finals. Bob Bryant advances in the 120-yard high hurdles and the mile relay team competes, while Belpre leads with early points and Avon Lake adds a partial score through finals appearances.
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Oberlin Indians
Oberlin High School
Ohio State University
Ohio Wesleyan
Oberlin
Bryant
Ron Oakley
Holden
Clayton Kaiser
Neal Shannon
Ron Moreno
Dick Kimmey
Willie Edwards
Bill Konicek
Ron Swann
Oakley
Edwards
Don Wicks
Dick Cleason
Gleason
Belpre
Marion McIntire
Neil Flowers
Dick Treadway
Avon Lake
Will Bartolovich
Chuck Bunton
Bank Nine Schedules Game At Cascade Park
The Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company baseball team will oppose a Lorain nine in a game scheduled Sunday at Cascade Park. The contest is set for 2 o'clock with all members of the local Class IE team to report on time.
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Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Cascade Park
Elephant Strolls Through Milwaukee Cemetery Spooks Family
A 30-year-old gray bull elephant named Trilby wandered from the Kelly Morris Circus into a Milwaukee cemetery, prompting a frightened escape by Mrs. Casimir Kott and her four-year-old twins during a family drive. Cemetery staff and circus manager Robert Moore confirmed the animal was on a casual stroll between shows.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Casimir Kott
Mrs. Kotts
Kotts
Robert Moore
Kelly- Morris Circus
Moore
Trilby
New Faces of 1952 Show Brings Fresh Broadway Talent
Broadway welcomes 17 young principals in New Faces of 1952. From Philadelphia to Detroit and beyond, performers arrive with diverse backgrounds and writing credits, including Ronny Graham and June Carroll. Carol Nelson crosses from Brooklyn as a notable exception from New York.
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New York
Broadway
Leonard Sillman
Ronny Graham
Philadelphia
Alice Ghostley
Henrietta
Okla
June Carroll
Detroit
Graham
Miss Kitt
Turtle Creek
Rosemary O'Reilly
Michael Dominico
Collins
N.Y
Allen Conray
Cleveland
Clifton
Paul Lynde
Mount Vernon
Bill Mullikin
Lutherville
Jimmy Russell
Garroway
Pittsburgh
Dryer detects moisture in minutes with infrared method
Central Scientific Co of Chicago announces a new moisture detector dryer that analyzes moisture content in five to fifteen minutes using infrared radiation drying. Traditional oven drying takes one to twelve hours.
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Central Scientific Co
Irving PLC
Chicago
Morris Awarded Letter At Wooster
Byron Morris of Elyria, a Wooster freshman, earned a letter on the Scots tennis team this spring. Ohio Conference rules now permit first year students to compete on varsity, and Wooster faced weather setbacks while posting six matches. They defeated Kent State Akron and Muskingum and fell to Oberlin and Kenyon in conference play.
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Wooster
Byron Morris
Elyria
College of Wooster
Ohio
Kent State
University of Akron
Muskingum
Oberlin
Kenyon
Irvin of Giants Hopes to Return Within Month
Monte Irvin of the New York Giants expects the cast to come off his injured right ankle next Monday and hopes to be back in action a little over a month later. Seibert, his Orange High School coach, will guide passive massage treatments to speed healing as Irvin regains strength and mobility after a compound fracture suffered April 1 in Denver. Irvin says the Giants are performing well without him and his determination should shorten his rehabilitation.
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Irvin
Giants
Fred Down
United Press
New York
Monte Irvin
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Denver
Orange
N. J
Carl F. Seibert
Polo Grounds
Seibert
Monte
Morris earns second Wooster athletic award this year
Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs. B T Morris of Elyria, receives Wooster honors for scholastic athletics this year. He led the freshman basketball team in scoring, earned class numerals, and will receive a black sweater with a large W letter for tennis. He graduated Elyria High School in 1951, and has won awards in basketball, baseball and tennis.
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Morris
Wooster
B. ‘'T. Morris
Twelfth Street
Elyria High School
Best Deal in the Country Featured in Grafton De Soto Plymouth
An item labeled the best deal in the country appears in Grafton and includes De Soto Plymouth contact details with phone number 2451 indicating a local sales pitch or advertisement. The fragment suggests a promotional offer tied to a specific region and business contact.
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Spitzer
Grafton
de Soto
Plymouth
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