Saigh Plot and Chandler Standoff Sparks Baseball Rumor
Reports from Chicago suggest St. Louis Cardinals owner Fred Saigh aims to unseat Commissioner Chandler. The talk centers on a possible opposition coalition among club presidents ahead of the 1952 term decision. Also noted is Satchel Paige weighing offers as the season nears its stretch run.
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New York
Mid-West
Fred Saigh
St. Louis Cardinals
A. B
Chandler
Mr. Saich
St. Louis
Sam Greadon
Saigh
Cardinals
Frank McKinney
Pittsburgh
Frank Galbreath
Drebinger
Jthing
Satchel Paige
Satch
Giants
Old Satch
Independents
Boston
Mintz defends Louis as tough foe for Charles in fall bout
Pittsburgh July date reports Jake Mintz arguing that Joe Louis will face tougher training hurdles than Ezzard Charles. Mintz notes Louis stayed active through tours and exhibitions, while Charles battles heart injury and timing. Charles plans pre bout workouts in Cincinnati and aims to shave three pounds before moving to Buffalo.
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Joe Louis
Jake Mintz
Jake
Exsord Charles
Louis
Charles
Mintz
Ezzard
Lee Oma
Detroit
Tex Sullivan
Pat Valentino
South America
Freddie Beshore
Buffalo
Cincinnati
South Enders Win Junior League Tilt
South End hitters benefited from wild pitching as Jaycee starter Rogers and Hamburg walked 18. Coffman held Jaycees to seven hits over seven innings. Shafer and Shrader had two hits for the Jaycees while Guillard added two for South End in a 10 to 4 victory at City Park.
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South End
City Park
Rogers
Hamburg
Jaycees
Coffman
Shafer
Shrader
Guillard
Gdoscoes
Purdham
Powell
Browns Bring In Kissell At Bowling Green Camp
Armor John Kissell tries shoulder pads during the Cleveland Browns training camp at Bowling Green State University Ohio. The tackle came from the Buffalo Bills of the former All-America Conference.
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John Kissell
Cleveland Browna
Bowling Green State University
Ohio
Buffalo Bills
Northern and Southern Stars to clash in second annual game
The Independent Baseball League hosts its second annual All-Star game at Municipal Stadium tonight at 8 15 p m. Northern stars face the Southern squad in a charity contest for the injured players fund with proceeds and umpires contributing. Northern starters and a list of participants from Security, Clear Spring, Chewsville, VFW, and Fields clash with Southern players from Halfway, St James, Keedysville, Antietam, and Sandy Hook.
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Municipal Stadium
Ball Park
Clear Spring
Chewsville
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Fields
St. James
Keedysville
Antietam
Sandy Hook
Ellis Duffey
Southern Stars
Sonny Duffey
Hillard Shank
Gordon Smith
Security
John Salvatore
Junie Socks
VFW
North—Bachtell
Knode
Cross
Swisher
L. Kline
E. Kline
Barnes
Moore
Barnhart
Martin
Ramer
Duffey
Socks
Myers
Salvatore
Funkhouser
Cramer
Stubitts
McAllister
Smith
Mumina
Crampton
Minnich
C. Beard
D. Beard
Best
Hays
Starliper
Lushbaugh
Mentzer
Dahlhamer
Potfenberger
Keyser
Weber
Wolfe
S. Duffey
Hetzel
J. Beard
Mack Family to Retain Control of Athletics Club
Roy and Earle Mack announce plans to buy a controlling stake in the Philadelphia Athletics, keeping ownership within the Mack family. They currently hold 24 percent, Connie Mack holds 20 percent, and a 30 day option to purchase the remaining shares from Connie Mack Jr. and relatives is valued near two million dollars.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Mack
A’s
Jim Clark
Philadelphia Eagles
National Football League
Roy
Earle Mack
Connie Mack
Connie
Earle
Connie Mack, Jr
Connie Mack, Sr
Benjamin F
Thomas Shibe
Club
Allentown Tops Wilmington 5 2 Behind Moford's Fine Start
Herb Moford held Wilmington to six hits as Allentown defeated the league leader 5 to 2. Dan Schell hit his 15th homer for Wilmington in the sixth to briefly take the lead, then Allentown rallied with a three run burst in the seventh for the win.
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Allentown
Herb Moford
Wilmington
Blue Rocks
Dan Schell
Rocks
Wilmington Ab
Tecor
Wwe Rees
A ‘Werman
Hil Ib
Pliszka
Waytula
Newsome
iUhiman
England
Allentown Ab
Koppenhaver, F
Traywner
Killineer
Marclewski
van Heuit
Swederske
Hkeichner
Wilmington Falupe
Marolewski
Kelehner
Osteen
Warytula
Rei—Van Heut
Koppenhaver
Kelchner
Moford
Schell
Hr—Schell
Hill
van Heolht
Unil ™Man
Uhiman
Englard
Porere Cheam
Uc—Emil and Sims
Moller Organ Works Maintains Softball League Lead
Moller Organ Works beat Phalanx 14 5 to extend its slim lead in the YMCA Softball League. Mollers now 7 1 in second half play, 75 points ahead of Hagerstown Shoe Company which won 8th game against two losses. Shoe Company shut out Mt Etna 4 0 behind Brashears five hit effort. Subway A P club defeated Antietam Fire 13 2 with Basore one hitter. Company B withdraws from league due to training duties. National Guardsmen forfeited remaining games after Camp Pickett duty.
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Hagerstown Shoe Company
Shoe Company
Mt. Etna
Brashears
Subway A. P
Antietam Fire Company
Rbasore
Krouse
Basore
Company B
National Guardsmen
Camp Pickett
Lest
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Hazerstown Shoe
Security
Ae ME Etna
Neess Cue Eee
Phalanx
Weeseeeeee
Subway A Plesses
Antietams
Nolan's
Last Night's Interstate League Scores
Sunbury defeated Hagerstown 5 to 3 while Trenton outscored Lancaster 12 to 11 Allentown edged Wilmington 2 to 0 and York Harrisburg match was not scheduled Today's games feature Allentown at Harrisburg Hagerstown at Wilmington York at Trenton and Lancaster at Sunbury
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Hagerstown
Allentown
Wilmington
Trenton
Lancaster
York-Harrisburg
Harrisburg
York
Wn Pvt. GB
Trenton Acne
Allentown Aneee
York Wet Eee
Lancaster Eeu
Baseball Tonight Leaders Delayed Scores and Matchups
National League results show no games today with several night contests scheduled. matchups include New York at Detroit with Byrne facing Houtteman, Bagton at St. Louis pitting Parnell against Marshall, Washington at Cleveland Hudson versus Wynn, and Philadelphia at Chicago Hooper against Pierce.
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Detroit
Byrne
Houtteman
Bagton
St. Louis
Parnell
Marshall
Washington
Cleveland
Hudson
Wynn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Hooper
Pierce
Wee
Cleveland Aebee
Boston
Tata Eae
National League results with multiple matchups described
Scores and matchups across the National League include Boston defeating St Louis 4 to 2. Chicago, Brooklyn, and Pittsburgh play at Brooklyn with pitchers Chambers and Palica. Cincinnati at Philadelphia noted as Twi Night with Blackwell Ramsdell versus Meyer Miller. St Louis at Boston features Brecheen against Chipman. Chicago at New York Lade versus Kennedy also listed.
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Brooklyn
Chambers
Ve Palica
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
T Blackwell
Ramsdell
Meyer
Miller
St. Louis
Boston
Brecheen
Chipman
Chicago
New York
Lade
Kennedy
Pet
Ruth's Homer Record Seems Safe For Another Year
AP News | Ruth’s record of 60 home runs appears secure for another season as Ralph Kiner trails Babe Ruth’s 1927 pace. The Pirates slugger, 27, would need a surge on the road to catch Ruth, who hit 60 in Yankee Stadium in 1927. Other stars from Foxx to Musial are noted as future challengers with few likely to reach 50.
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Ralph Kiner
Babe Ruth
Pittsburgh
Babe
Winer
Ruth
Yankee Stadium
Kiner
Ralphie
Bambino
Tom Zachary
Hack Wilson
Cub
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
Hank Greenberg
Detroit
Foxx
Johnny Mize
Giants
Pirates
Flip) Rosen
Indians
Walt Dropo
Red Sox
Dark Horse
Rosen
Dropo
Louisville
Lke
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Stan Musial
Williams
DiMagglo
Musial
Trenton Giants Triumph In Ten Inning Free-Hit Victory
The Trenton Giants edged the Lancaster Roses 12 to 11 in ten innings in an Interstate League game before 938 fans. Joe Mieciche, Trenton's third pitcher, earned the win by doubling home the go ahead run in the tenth.
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Lancaster
Joe Mieciche
Trenton
Glica
Pilasterer
Marck
Warde
Michohe
RBI
Myers
Mavs
Wallig
Glivea
Colerbea
Cunningham
Etkins
Korezowski
Bell
Colomte
Mave
Curnnivarharm
Wallies
Trinetto
Flemins
Miesieha
Walker
Colomtee Tod - Beil
Korczawski
Moore
Lef
Ludwick
Alvivejeadic
Miecsiohe
Privette
Helrechmidt
Fernandez
Wilken
Mice
Hertschmidt
Tin
Pernatndes
Alvivetvadie
Witsen
Privatte
Mieediebe
No-Hit Parade Grows as Minor Leaguers Star
Minor league hurlers powered 21 no-hit games this season across several circuits led by the Carolina League with four. Marlin Stuart of Toledo in a 1-0 win over Indianapolis joined the list after a nine inning night game. The tally includes seven inning contests and shared no-hitters, with majors watching as Rex Barney last hurler to blank the Dodgers.
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Marlin Stuart
Toledo
American Association
Indianapolis
Detroit Tigers
Stuart
Kirby Hixshe
Hal Alexander
Carolina
Rex Barney
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
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By Frank Eck
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