Miners topple South Siders 7 to 1 behind Eoff start
Floyd Eoff earned his first Copper League start, blanking the South Siders after allowing the leadoff man to score. The Miners built a 7–1 win with timely hitting and strong defense, boosting their record to .500 as Mulcahy and Zderick set to pitch tonight in a clash for the league lead at Clark Park.
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Lenhardt's grand slam lifts Red Sox past White Sox in 10th
Boston trades blows with Chicago, aided by Don Lenhardt's 10th inning grand slam. Holcombe's struggles doom Chicago, while the Sox pull ahead in the AL standings after a 6-2 victory in the rubber game.
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All Star lineup named for Wednesday clash with Electrics
Manager Dick Boyer reveals Tuesday night the Parks led All Stars for the showdown with the Great Falls Electrics at Clark Park. Don Johnson leads off, Gus Janhunen bats second in left field, Jim Wedin at No 3 in center, Don Orlich at cleanup in right, Harry Mansfield at first, Tom Mulcahy at short, Bill Reed at third, Jim Hanley catching, Maury Mulcahy to start on the mound. Others include Sly Sullivan, Lefty Rundle, Joe Zderick, Jack McMahon, Ralph Anderson, Rod Salo, and Glenn Welch.
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Santa Clara University
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Penn schedules nine 1953 football games with eight home clashes
The University of Pennsylvania released a nine game 1953 football schedule featuring eight home games and only one Ivy League opponent. Opponents include Vanderbilt Notre Dame Ohio State Michigan Army Navy Cornell California and Penn State with no order given for the slate.
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Lehner and Evans Are Swapped on Coast
Veteran outfielder Paul Lehner moves to Seattle from Oakland in exchange for right handed pitcher Bill Evans. Rainier general manager Earl Sheely announced the swap noting Evans had been obtained from Louisville but failed to report and was being sold to Oakland.
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Dykes Wins 10 Round Bout In Brooklyn
Bobby Dykes of Miami Florida defeats Pvt. Joe Miceli of New York in a ten round feature at the Eastern Parkway arena. Dykes weighed 153 1 2 pounds Miceli 148 1 2 with no knockdowns though Dykes touched the canvas once in round one.
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Probable pitchers for Tuesdays major league games
Major league schedule lists probable starters for Tuesday night games. Cleveland faces Boston with Garcia 6-3 against McDermott 3-2. Chicago meets New York with Pierce 5-4 against Raschi 4-2. Detroit vs Philadelphia with Trucks 2-4 against Kellner 3-4. Other matchups include St Louis-Washington Cain or Harriet versus Porterfield. Brooklyn-Pittsburgh Brance 2-2 against Friend 3-5. New York-Chicago Hearn 4-1 or Jansen 4-1 versus Hatten 3-2. Boston-St Louis Wilson 2-4 against Schmidt 0-1. Philadelphia-Cincinnati Rob er to 47-2 against Blackwell 4-2.
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Women Open 1952 Golf Season at Highland View
The Highland View municipal course hosts the 1952 season opener for women golfers Thursday at 9 a.m. All returning players and new female players are invited to join the nine hole event. Luncheon will follow in the clubhouse at noon.
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Walcott and Ezzy Both Weigh 196 for Title Bout
Heavyweight champion Jersey Joe Walcott and challenger Ezzard Charles both weighed 196 pounds after Monday medicals. Charles, heavier than expected, had aimed for 191, Walcott planned for 194 as Philadelphia’s 15 round title fight nears. Officials said no draw will be declared and three judges will decide the winner.
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Rajah Defends Modern Hitters Against Cobb Slur
In Look magazine Rajah Hornsby responds to Ty Cobb who criticized modern baseball and left Cobb’s era out of his all time team. Hornsby argues Cobb undervalues players like Kell Goodman and Robinson and notes Cobb shifted managers himself.
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Georgia Peach
Look Magazine
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Ted Williams
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Hornsby
Phil Rizzuto
Stan Musial
Tigers
North Side Club Meets Tonight at North Main
Members of the North Side Athletic club will meet Tuesday night at 8 oclock in the clubrooms on North Main street to conduct business under the direction of President Ed Hastings. TEXAS LEAGUE results include Fort Worth 12 San Antonio 9 and Houston 2 Dallas Oklahoma City 10 Beaumont 2 Tulsa 6 Shreveport A.
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Cards Top Maglie as Cardinals Sweep Giants 5 4
The St Louis Cardinals defeated Sal Maglie and the New York Giants 5 to 4 to sweep the three game set, ending Maglie's nine game win streak. Williams Lockman Thomson homered for the Giants while Hatton Crowe and Prothro helped St Louis rally in the sixth. Maglie left after seven allowing eight hits four earned runs.
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Rosen and Adcock Lead Big Batting Races
In the American League Rosen of Cleveland leads with a .338 average as Dom DiMaggio drops to .333. Adcock of Cincinnati paces the National League at .333 with 33 hits in 99 at bats. Mantle rises to .315 for the Yankees while Rizzuto slips to .313. Fox climbs to a tie for sixth at .312, and Ennis falls to .306.
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IT Club Beats Met 8–3 in City Softball Clash
It Club defeated the Met 8 to 3 in a City Softball League game on Monday night. Jones and James formed the winning battery while Too Mey and Schulte played for the losers.
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Davey Basilio bout ruled draw. referee suspended
The Chuck Davey Carmen Basilio fight in Syracuse was officially ruled a draw. Referee Joe Palmer is suspended indefinitely due to a very poor scoring card. Deputy Commissioner Thomas Graulty voided the initial upset win for Basilio, leaving the final decision to Chairman Bob Christianberry.
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Padres to Tackle Los Angeles in Week's Series
Padres lead the Pacific Coast League as they begin a seven game set with the Los Angeles Angels at Lanefield Tuesday night. The Angels sit fourth but are expected to surge. San Diego holds a four game cushion over Hollywood and Oakland trails in third.
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Rigby Legion Defeats Butte 7 2 in Idaho Falls Game
Rigby Legion topped Butte 7 to 2 in Idaho Falls as Johnson and William formed the winning battery while Butte pitcher Johnson drew major league scout attention. Butte had seven hits and eight errors. Rigby collected 10 safeties and three errors. The Rigby club will play here next Monday while Butte opens league play in Anaconda this weekend.
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American Association Scores And Standings Report
In a packed summary the day’s games show St. Paul 6 Indianapolis 3 Toledo 6 Kansas City 0 Milwaukee 7 Columbus 6 Louisville 3 Minneapolis 2 in 16 innings. It highlights each result with no extra context.
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