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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1952
Page
21
Yesterday's scores show Allsown at Ilagerstown Salisbury at Yarrisburg Lancaster at York and Wilmington at Limbury all affected by rain delays with uncertain results lingering into the day.
A garbled recap lists NL pitchers and players including Robinson, Sager, DiMasio, Musial, Shantz among others. Mentions of bases, outs, and lineups appear with inconsistent team references and scattered scoring notes.
The crowded pro golf title chase centers on leaders Jack Burke and Cary Middlecoff with Mangrum close. Burke tops money list at 12,296 while Middlecoff and Kroll push hard as several players vie for Ryder Cup spots and Vardon Trophy race.
Mian Florida today tests defending champion Stanley who fights back from a bone disease and hip surgery to defend the American Weekend title at the Miami Country Club. Stanley edged George Klick yesterday to reach the third round while Rob Scherer will meet him after beating Leon Butler 4 and 2.
The British Olympic Association announced sufficient funds were raised to cover the British team to Helsinki. The plan calls for 322 athletes and officials, with money remaining after costs.
The Dodgers rely on John McGraw style beatdowns of weaker clubs while the Yankees favor silencing rivals. Brooklyn leads the NL by beating bottom teams. New York struggles against first division foes but dominates lower echelon opponents as both leagues pause after the All Star Game.
In a tense game against Brooklyn, manager Lea Durocher and pitcher Jim Hearn acted as if robbed. Frank Dageoli called time at second amid calls, as Gil Hodges stole home to seal the win for Brooklyn.
Brooklyn notes President Walter F. O'Malley preferred Morgan with the Dodgers, amid talks of trading him to Cincinnati or Boston for Vern Bickford. Morgan thrived filling in at short and third, delivering timely homers as the team surged in the standings.
Marvin Shronebearty aged 19 and his brother Red Sox outfielder Faye leave for the minor leagues after the Yankees failed to keep a promised $60,000 bonus intact. The two players, once linked to the World Champions, pose before their departure.
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