Records Set In 1952 World Series Highlights
The 1952 World Series produced 11 new records and 13 ties, with Duke Snider setting key marks by totaling four homers, two doubles and four singles. The Yankees matched four straight titles and Casey Stengel matched Joe McCarthy in consecutive championships. Gil Hodges endured a seven game hitless stretch and Gil McDougald set a new high for errors by a third baseman.
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Duke Snider
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Joe Harris
Washington
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Snider
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Ruth
Pete Fox
Tigers Jr
Dodger
Cessors
Casey Stengel
Joe McCarthy
Gil Hodges
Gil McDougald
Wolverine Captain Injured In Practice
Michigan captain Merritt Green of Toledo was carried from the practice field with a twisted ankle and was listed as doubtful for Saturday’s game with Indiana. Coach Bennie Oosterbaan would await the doctors report before deciding whether Green would start.
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Michigan University
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Toledo
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Dodgers' Holmes Faces Choice Of Two Farm Manager Jobs
New York reports Tommy Holmes must choose between managing the Milwaukee farm team for the Boston Braves or the Elmira farm team for the Brooklyn Dodgers. The former Braves manager in 1952, released in May, could likely serve as a playing manager in either role.
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Winners Still Champs New York Beats Brooklyn In 9-8 Thriller
New York wins 9 to 8 over Brooklyn in a high scoring game. Key moments include Mantle and Woodling drives for NY and Ruizzuto two doubles. Reynolds earns the win and Black takes the loss with Raschi and Kuzava also pitching.
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Mantle Drives Yankees to 1952 World Series Title
Mickey Mantle, 20, from Commerce Oklahoma, homered in the sixth inning of Game Six to seal the Yankees 4-2 win and clinch the 1952 World Series. He added a seventh inning RBI single, finishing with a .344 World Series average as Casey Stengel hailed him as one of the game's future greats. Jackie Robinson called Mantle the difference as the Dodgers fell short in Brooklyn.
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International Soundphoto
U.S
Oscar Fraley
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Reynolds Tops City Keglers With 666 In All City League
Monroe Reynolds of General Industries led Rainbow Lanes tenpin action with a 666 three game series including 254, 183 and 224, edging George Towney to claim high honors in the All-City League as Ernie Stoll rolled a 264 for a single game title.
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General Industries
Stoneys
Rainbow Lanes
Reynolds
George Towney Tunnerun
Green Dragon Cafe
Ernie Stoll
Western Automatic League holds 10-0 win at Michaels Alleys Amherst
Western Automatic League at Michaels Alleys Amherst posted a 10-0 victory over Reynolds best effort Stollers to save. Reynolds top scores stand as season records in their leagues. Eight individuals across two leagues made honor roll. many missed 600. Dewey Fachier and Towne posted 251 and 242 respectively in Stone's All City League. Jane Surdock of Merchants authored a 486 series in the Tarroy Tavern Women's League, topping the feminine records for the evening.
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Towne Respectvey
Stone
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Yankees Triumph in Series Move Shifts to Critical Pitching
Stengel's strategic pitching change shapes the outcome as Kuzava retires Snider after a 3 and 2 count and Rennison follows. The Yankees ride bullpen decisions and timely defense to rally past the Dodgers, with Stengel earning praise for steering the crucial moment and Mickey Mantle’s star power noted in the broader praise.
Pin Result Highlights From Last Night
Last night’s bowling scene featured top performers like Herb Wood from Fells Grocers. Individual scores and standings appeared in the late edition, with Barres Caen FS and Ayres Bomar among notable listed players.
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Ayres Bomar
Barres Caen
Fels Grocery
Fells Grocers
Charles Reynolds In Bout Tonight
Cincinnati boxing card features Evzard Charles seeking a stoppage of Bernie Reynolds in a 12 round heavyweight bout Charles aims to reclaim the world title with Reynolds positioned as a stepping stone Both fighters from familiar regions prepare to weigh around 186 pounds in Charles home town Cincinnati.
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Evzard Charles
Bernie Reynolds
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Moose Women's League Schedule Opens Tonight at 9
The Moose Women's League presents four matches tonight at 9 o clock in the Bowl O Drome. Matchups include Grasctes Wasside Inn versus Buckeye Street Welding Elviia Corr versus Enx Company Memos Sparteman Bar Team No 3 versus Birgies Creenhouse Gerna against Buckeye Moid and Dis.
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Wasside Inn
Buckeye Street Welding
Elviia Corr
Wated
Enx Company
Sparteman
Birgies Creenhouse Gerna
Buckeye Moid & Dis
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