Raschi Shuts Down Indians. Yanks Complete Sweep
Yankees hammer Cleveland 7-2 behind Vic Raschi five hitter. New York builds big late inning surge with four runs in the eighth to seal the three game series. Garcia starts for Cleveland, shuffled bullpen combines for the loss as Gromek, Benton and Pieretti close out.
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Cleveland
New York
Yankees
Vic Raschi
Cleveland Indiana
Bombers
Mike Garcia
Yanks
Steve Gromek
al Benton
Marino Pieretti
New York Cleveland
Roacbran Rizzino
Mivelle
Vernon
DiMag
Doby
Berra
Rosen
Arown Ab
Gordon
Jolean
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Efucker
Gromek
Oouue Benton
Odo
Garcia
Ath
Coleman
Mitchell
DiMaggio
Colina
Woodling
Brown
Murray
Kennedy
Boudreau
Rixgate
Collins
Let
Garcia Benton
Ag—Ranchi
Pierett
HO Garcia
Benton
Pb—Murray
Winatt—Rasch
Lowet—Gatela
Musial Leads, Cardinals Top Rookies In National League Race
Stan Musial of St Louis maintains a .439 batting average with a strong lead over Joe Garagiola as teams enter the Eastern tour. He tops hits with 43 and doubles with 13 while sharing triples with Ashburn, Jethroe, and Kerr. Pitching and other leaders are listed, with Bob Rush undefeated at 5-0 and Ken Johnson and Dan Bankhead at 7-0. International and CAN-AML scores follow.
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New York
Stan Musial
St. Louie
Musial
Joe Garagiola
Richie Ashburn
Phils
Sam Jethroe
Buddy Kerr
Boston
Cardinals
Dick Sisler
Phillies
Johnny Hopp
Pittsburg
Andy Parke
Chicago
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn
Johnny Wyrostek
Cincinnati
Jethroe
Eddie Walthus
Philadelphia
Tommy Glaviano
St. Louis
Willie Jones
Ralph Kiner
Jones
Sid Gordon
Braves
Phil
del Ennis
Teader
Pee Wee Reese
Bob Rush
Ken Johnson
Dan Bankhead
Robin Hoberts
Bowton
Warren Spahr
White Sox Rally Past Red Sox 10-9 in 10 Innings Thriller
Chicago wins 10-9 over Boston after a late RBI single by Eddie Malone as Jim Bunby scored the decisive run in the 10th. Game stretched 3 hours 31 minutes with Bunby and Malone delivering clutch hits and McDermott contributing on the mound.
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Chicago
Eddie Malone
Jim Bunby
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Abrhoa
Abrhoas Dimag
Adema
Philly
Witms If
Unger
Koeava
Hapal
Msembe
Majeak
Cam
McDermott
Kuzava
Masterson
H—O McDermott Jo i
Paper
Kkusava
Behwat
Holcombe
Manterson
Dudson
Parnell
Gun
Bulk-McDermott
Fala
National League Yesterday's Results and Standings
Yesterday Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati five to one in the only game. Standings list Brooklyn leading with eighteen wins, ten losses, then Philadelphia, St Louis, Boston, Chicago, New York, Cincinnati. Today schedules show various matchups and probable pitchers for St Louis at New York, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Chicago at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Boston. American League results include New York over Cleveland, Chicago over Boston, Detroit over Washington. Standings place New York, Boston, Detroit, Washington, Cleveland, Philadelphia, St Louis, Chicago with varying records. Today's pitchers feature New York at Detroit, Philadelphia at St Louis, and additional games.
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NATIO
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Ww. L. Pet. Ge
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Meyer
Chicago
Schmitz
Branca
Perkowski
Ray
Resalta
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Four Poly Stickmen Made All North Lacrosse Squad
RPI lacrosse players Dick Powell Dean Armstrong and Dick Goong named to the All North unit for the North South game at College Park on June 9 with Farm Dent of Dartmouth coaching the North team. Powell accounts for 22 Poly goals this season and leads in assists, Armstrong and Coons named midfielders. RPI finishes season with eight wins, one tie, and one loss, hosting Lehigh in the final game.
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R.P.J
Rensselaer Poly
Bob Koch
Union
N. J
Dean Armstrong
Bristol
R. I
Dick Coons
Troy
Dick Powell
Havertown
College Park
Koch
Poly
Dartmouth
Farm Dent
Philadelphia
A. I
Dick Goong
HPI
Syracuse
Powell
RPI
Springfield
Coons
Armstrong
Dean
Lehigh Athome
Quaker State seeks NBA okay for new middleweight champ
Reported in Harrisburg and Philadelphia, the National Boxing Association faces questions on whether Jake LaMotta should remain as middleweight champion and who will be recognized as the new titleholder. The planned June 7 bout in Philadelphia would set a title line amid proposed rules and forfeiture deposits, with decisions pending on LaMotta’s ability to defend the crown.
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Harriehurt
Pennsylvania Rinte Athletic
Fon Seeterday
Dows
Sagat
Ray Robinson
Robert Villemain
Roxzme Assasiayion
Plahdelpha
Municipal Stadium
Stats Athletic Commission Ab Treads
Jake Gakietsac
NRA
Aleo
Omusaion
Peanaylvania
Taust Dake
Jetmandad
Washincton
H-Tree Natenel Boxing Association
Mittee
Jake LaMotta
Fred J. Saddy
NBA
Ray Robangom
Robert Vglemain
Saowid LaMetta
New York
Nes
Motta
Badda
Uae
Shacepinn
Washington
Nemg
Io Tyke
Asek
Women's Pin Congress Eyes Race Ban
The Women's International Bowling Congress will place a controversial racial issue before WIBC delegates in St Paul Minnesota. Under current bylaws Negroes are barred from WIBC competition. The American Bowling Congress has opened its doors to inspectors to compete in ABS events.
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St Paul
Minn
Women's International Bowling Congress
WIBC
American Bowling Congress
State Champs To Be Crowned In Pin Test
The 25th annual State Brew's Bowling Tournament concluded with four handicap events awaiting handicap verifications. Wickwire Mills of Cortland lead the five man field at 3,274 while Sam Contrine and S. Fuffino of Buffalo top doubles at 1,348 and Stan Duda of Solvay leads singles at 726. Jim Gallagher of Syracuse tops all-events with 2,016. Open class winners include Every Body's Market of Niagara Falls for five-man with 2,999, Vic Giromini and Frank Hermans of Syracuse open doubles at 1,259, J. Fiorelli of Seneca Falls open singles at 680, and J. Diffigua of Buffalo open all-events at 1,859. Prize money totals 1,500 for five-man, 600 for doubles, 300 for singles, and 100 for all-events in handicap. opens offer 600, 200, 100, and 50 respectively. Top non-handicap scores are listed among the leading teams.
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Syracuse Upi
Wickwire Mills
Cortland
Sam Contrine
S. Fuffino
Buffalo
Stan Duda
Solvay
Jim Gallaghar
Syracuse
Everybody's Market
Niagara Falls
Vic Giromini
Frank Hermans
J. Fiorelli
Seneca Falls
J. Diffigua
Buffalo Jed
Sarno
Wick Wire Mills
Vere
Matt and
Stan's Tavern
Kline’s Aute ‘Supply
Schenectady
fCubs
Albany
jSheils and Crousé
Braves Beat Giants In Sacred Heart Loop
The Braves defeated the Giants by 3 in Kinlock Park as Bob Nugent pitched the win and knocked in the tying run with a single. Litchener pitched for the Giants, contributing a single and homer, while Cares added two hits for the visitors.
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Braves
Giants
Sacred Heart
Sacred Hearts House
Kinlock Park
Bob Nugent
Carers
Litchener
Homer
Lichener
Bierman to stay as Minnesota football coach
Bernie Bierman announced he will remain head football coach at the University of Minnesota. The statement addressed lingering speculation about resigning after Ike Armstrong was named director of athletics, a post Bierman had sought with support from the M Club.
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Minneapolis
Bernie Bierman
University of Minnesota
Bierman
Ike Armstrong
Frank McCormick
Newcombe Wins Lead By One Game for Dodgers
Don Newcombe pitched the Brooklyn Dodgers to an eight hit 4 1 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. A four run fourth inning gave Brooklyn a first place margin over the idle Philadelphia Phillies by a full game. Newcombe earned his third win against one loss, fanning seven as the Dodgers beat Howie Fox. Jackie Robinson drove in a run and sparked a four run rally in the fourth.
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Brooklyn
Don Newcombe
Brooklyn Dodpera
Cincinnati Reda
Howie Fox
Brooks
Philadelphia Phils
Newcombe
Cincinnati
Negro
Rhinelanders
Peanuta Lowrey
Eddie Miksis
Dodgers
Fox
Jackie Robinson
Gorge Shuba
Jackie
Duke Snider
Carl Furillo
Gil Hodges
Roy Campanella
Hon Meran
Miksiase
Lowrey
Shubalf
Wy'itek
Snider
Seti Morthey
Ron'on
Hatton
Furillo
Hodges
Dalicup
Fox BP
Adame
Ew-Fox
Miksis
Rel—Rovinson
Furilio
Miknix
Robinson
Staicup
Glen Laswell Loses Bug Today Leads 257 Winners
New York rider Glen Laswell, age about 17, ends his apprenticeship year with 57 winners, 9 seconds and 160 thirds in 1,34 mounts. Beginning tomorrow he loses apprentice allowance of five pounds under Maine Chance Farm contract, but turf regulars expect him to perform equally well without the weight benefit.
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New York
Glen Lasewell
Jeckey
Ban Yoldro
Cal
Laswell
Maine Chance Farm
Rorseamen
Maryland Club Seeks Closure Of Pimlico
The Maryland Jockey Club plans to close Pimlico racecourse and move to Laurel, citing Pimlico's small size and lack of expansion room. An independent survey is to gauge impact, with the club owning Laurel and previously facing political resistance from Gov Lane.
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Maryland Club
Pimlico
Baltimore
The
Maryland Jockey Club
Henry A. Part
Jockey Club
Laurel
Maryland Racing Commission
W. Preston Lane
Bowié
Lane
Parr
Crosby Captures Everything But His Match At British Amateur
Crosby wowed a record St Andrews crowd of 4,000 at the British Amateur. He beat by James K. Wilson 3 and 2, while fellow American Turnesa advanced and others like Stranahan Goodloe and Chapman won. Weather and mud challenged play as Crosby impressed but exited early for a defeat amid the bracket.
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Crosby
Turnesa
St. Andrews
Scotland
Pi — Bing
James K. Wilson
Bing
McCready
Stranahan
Fitnelf
Willie Turnesa
Dick Chapman
Bill Goodloe
Bill Campbell
Frank Strafaci
Fatwaa
Bob Sweany
New York
London
G. W. Mackie
St. Ane Drewa
Frank Stranahan
Sam McCready
Can
James Knott
Chapman
J. Ellis Knowles
Goodloe
Bill
Valdosta
Sir John Craddock
Inota
St Andrews
Winety-sic
Americana Turnera
Edmund Gravey
Rocky Mount
N. C
Newhouser Halts Nats In 5-1 Win
Detroit Tigers topple Washington Nats 5 to 1 as Hal Newhouser crafts a solid three and a third innings start into a win. Dick Kryhoski and Johnny Lipon lead an 11 hit attack, Kryhoski belting a three run homer after a rain delay, while Ray Scarborough suffers the loss as Detroit moves within reach of the leaders.
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Detroit
Hal Hewhougher
Detroit Tigers
Washington Nats
Newhouser
Gore
Briggs Stadium
Mw Newhouser
Washington
Hal
Loula Browna
Dick Kryhoski
Johnny Lipon
Nat
Ray Scarborough
Kryhoski
Tiger
Tigers
Scarborough
Oscar Robert Scarborough
Mt. Gilead
N. C
North Carolina
Lipon
Mickey Harrie
Nats J
Roberto Ortiz
Tigera
Wats
Sollilipon
Dente
Herret
Robertson
Harrie
Derrot
Robinson
Werte
Evers
Kryhoaks
S—Combs
Priddy
Harris
Har Scarborough
Marines
Mele
Newfaewee
Lansingburg Beats Cohoes In ESC 10-5
Lansingburg High defeated Cohoes High 10 to 5 in an Eastern Conference baseball game at Lansing Park. The six inning twilight curtailed the contest due to a separate ENY tilt. Barber Hunziker Morse Curran OGrady Stone Enszel were the listed players.
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Lansingburg
Cohoes
Lansingburg High
Cohoes High
Lansing Park
ENY
Troy Panthers
Barber
Hunziker
Morse
Curran
O'Grady
Stone
Enszel
Lacrosse Coach Resigns for Naval Academy Move
Chapel Hill North Carolina March 1 19 UP Bill Arden resigned yesterday as North Carolina lacrosse coach. He will take a teaching position at the Naval Academy next year and assist in lacrosse.
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Chapel Hi
N.C
Billarden
North Carolina
The
Naval Academy
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