Major League Box Scores From A Doubleheader
Philadelphia and St Louis games detail a 10 to 6 Philadelphia win with Musial and Slaughter among the stars and Jones Schoendienst Burgess delivering key RBIs. A second 7 to 4 Pittsburgh triumph over New York features Lockman Kiner and Williams RBIs, with Koscio earning the win.
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Robin’s
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Ryan
Hemuses
Ashburn
Sch'anst
Mei Clark
Musial
Ennis
Slaughter
Hamner
H.rice
Burgessse
Brecheen
Dones
Canunies
Clark
Burgess
Jones
Waitkus
Roberts
Hemus
venBienst
Chambers
Lowrey
RBI
Mel Clark
Schoendienst
Schoenienst
Hr—Jones
S—Hamner
Benson
Sisler
Bb—Roberts
So— Roberts
Ho— Clarke
Yuhas
R and
Er—Roberts
A—Goefz
Dascoll
Secory
Warneke
Dunn
Dark Mueller
Fitz Gerald
Westrum
Irvin
Williams
Kiner
Senerchia
Thomson
Berardino
Hogue
Dark
Bell
Hr—Lockman
OP —Williams
Lockman
New York
Pittsburgh
Bb—Waugh
Main
Kline
Kosio
O —Waugh
Ho—Waugh
Hogue Tin
Er—Waugh
Waugh
U—Boggess
Jackowski
Pinelli
Engein
Mpson
M'Cull
O' Kosio
Fitz G'r'id
Brooklyn Cubs Clash in Slugfest As Black Wins
In a high scoring game, Brooklyn defeats Chicago 6 to 4 with strong hitting from B'sman and Robinson. Key contributions come from 2B and RF with multiple players scoring and driving in runs, while pitching by Black and Lown shapes the outcome.
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Cubs
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cox
Brown
Reese
Serena
Robinson
Addis
Shuba
Mholtzef
Furtillo
Sauver
Snieder
Atwell
Mp'nelia
Fondy
Pafko
Jackson
Hodges
Smalley
Sabine
Kelly
Black
Lown
Leonard
Hrmanski
Klippstein
Snider
Campanella
Sauer
Smakey
E—Hodges
R&j
Shubsa
Ondy
S— Labine
Labine
So—Lown
Ho—Kelly
Pb— Campanella
lLown
A—Barlick
Gorman
Donatelli
Ballanfant
Knotty Pine Dominate Townhouse In Seven-Run Rally
Dick Guitar pitched a two hitter for Knotty Pine as they overwhelmed Townhouse 8-0 at Santa Rita Park. Chapman Dyer beat Damskey 6-3 with Al Catalano four hitter while Piggybank S L L game was postponed due to a state tournament.
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Dick Guitar
Santa Rita Park
Knotty Pine
Townhouse
Ronnie Branum
Guitar
Chapman- Dyer
Damskey
al Catalano
Oscar Coffman
Chapman-Dyer
Svehscee
Chapman Dyer
Coffman and Dailey
Catalano
Sirda
Granum
Meriongi
Boston and Cincinnati Duel In A Tight Pro Baseball Tilt
Boston and Cincinnati played a cautious nine inning game with Boston pulling ahead late for a 4 to 5 loss. Jethroe Abrams and Logan sparked the visitors while Kluszewski Hatton and Edwards drove runs for the Reds. Smith earned the win while Jones took the loss in a tense clash before 2,346 onlookers.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Jethroe
Abramscf
Logan
Borlwski
Torgeson
Adams
Cooper
Smith
Gordon
Marshall
R F
Mathews
Kiszwski
Thorpe
Edwards
Daniels
O Hatton
Listi
Seminicke
Wilson
McMillan
Chipman
Perkwski
Dittmer
b-Adcock
Jones
Peligrinish
Perkowski
R—Logan
Sisti
Kluszewski
Pellagrini
E—Mathews
Seminick
RBI
Kliuszewski
Hatton
Adcock
S—Sisti
Dop—Sisti
Bb—Perkowski
So—Perkowski
Ho— Perkowski
R and
Er—Perkowski
A—Stewart
Guglielmo
Gore
Conlan
Kid Gavilan Retains World Welterweight Title at MSG
A year ago Kid Gavilan won a split decision over Billy Graham in 15 rounds at Madison Square Garden to keep the world welterweight crown.
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Kid Gavilan
Billy Graham
Madison Square Garden
Sedgman Tops Field as U S Grass Court Crown Opens
The 71st United States grass court championship begins with 128 players. Frank Sedgman, top seed and favorite, faces Alvin Bunnis in the opening round amid a strong field including Vic Seixas, Kurt Nielsen, Lorne Main, Felicisimo Ampon, Ken Rosewall and Dick Savitt. Women’s title contender Maureen Connolly seeks a repeat after seeding No. 1, with Doris Hart, Louise Brough and Shirley Fry in pursuit.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
United States
Frank Sedgman
Sedgman
Vic Seixas
Frank
Alvin Bunnis
Cincinnati
Seixas
Frank Okey
Rochester
Kurt Nielsen
Denmark
Lorne Main
Vancouver
Felicissimo Ampon
Philippines
Lewis Head
Australia
Ken Rosewall
Clint Nettleton
Austin
Tex
Grant Golden
Chicago
Don Frye
Tacoma
Wash
Ken McGregor
Down Under
McGregor
Dick Savitt
Savitt
Bill Talbert
Herbie Flam
Gardnar Mulloy
Hamilton Richardson
Maureen
Little Mo) Connolly
Doris Hart
Louise Brough
Shirley Fry
Akron
Ohio
Ft Wood Ousts Cotton Kings In Semipro Meet, 5 2
Ft Leonard Wood and Ft Ord victories trim civilian teams in the National nonpro tournament. Ft Leonard Wood beat Casa Grande Cotton Kings 5-2 and Ft Ord defeated Sinton Oilers 4-2 to eliminate the last civilian squads. Tom Morgan of Ft Ord allowed six hits. Tonight Mt Myer plays Brooke Army Medical Center and Ft Dix meets Camp Atterbury with loser out.
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Ft. Wood
Cotton Kings
Ft. Myer
Brooke Army Medical Center
San Antonio
Tex
Ft. Dix
N. J
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Ft. Leonard Wood
Ft. Ord
Calif
Camp Breckenridge
Ft.Leonard Wood
Casa Grande
Los Alamitos
Naval Air Station
John Flynn
Arizonians
Dick Weik
Cleveland
Leonard Wood
Donnie Lee
Kings
Mt. Myer
All-Stars Edge Queens in Charity Softball Game
The Tucson 20-30 Club All-Stars defeated the Phoenix A-1 Queens 7-6 at Tucson High School Stadium in a seventh inning rally. Vern Busby drove in Lou McDonald from third to break a 6-6 tie as Genung and Pearson shuffled pitching duties in a seven inning affair.
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Tucson
George Genung
Queens
Charlotte Armstrong
Genung
John Pearson
Pearson
Coors Nine Caps City Baseball Title Secured
Al Gallego pitched for Coors to a 4-1 win over the Spanish American club at Estevan Park securing the second half title after already winning the first half. Rudy Castro and Tony Don homered for Coors. In the second game Porters Mathers delivered a late rally to beat Carmen 8-7.
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al Gallego
Coors
Estevan Park
Rudy Castro
Tony Don
Porter
Mathers
Pfe Carmen
Howard Hughes S I Cop Win In Class B Softball
Howard Hughes blanked School Teachers 9-0 at Oury Park while S I Cop edged Carrillo Sluggers 10-9. Mike Cordova homered for the Sluggers and Bennie Lee pitched the SI victory.
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Howard Hughes
Oury Park
S-I
Carrillo Sluggers
Mike Cordova
Bennie Lee
Carmassi Masters Catalina Channel Feat
Ray Carmassi a 23 year old ex marine from San Francisco completed the Catalina Channel swim in 18 hours and 20 minutes becoming the eighth swimmer to finish the route in six years He was hampered by a sore shoulder and rough seas and expressed a desire to attempt the English Channel next seeking backing.
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San Pedro
Calif
U.P
Catalina
Ray Carmassi
San Francisco
Carmassi
Catalina Island
Native Dancer Seen as Strong Juvenile but Derby Hurdles Remain
New York Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt may name Native Dancer as 1952’s top two year old but bookmakers warn the grey colt faces a long road to Triple Crown glory. Despite five unbeaten starts and a likely Hopeful Stakes win at Saratoga, experts note no grey has ever won the Derby or Preakness, with Belmonts few examples.
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New York
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Belmar
Native Dancer
Saratoga
Vanderbilt
Gallant Fox
War Admiral
Count Fleet
Citation
American Racing Manual
Churchill Downs
Cochise
Eric Guerin
Laffango
Williams to remain in Marines through 1953
Washington reports Ted Williams will stay with the Marine Corps until November 1953. A spokesman cited a 17 month reserve obligation, with Williams called up last May and set to head to Korea next month. He is training at Cherry Point and slated for Puerto Rico maneuvers before overseas duty.
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Ted Williams
Marine Corps
Ted
Red Sox
Korea
Cherry Point
Williams
Puerto Rico
Public Information Office
Dodgers Narrow Giants Win Highlighted by Robinson Steal
Five years past, the Brooklyn Dodgers beat the New York Giants 6 to 3 in a game noted for Jackie Robinson stealing home.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Jackie Robinson
Konno Completes Triple in Pacing OSU to AAU Title
Ford Konno of Ohio State dominated the National AAU outdoor championships winning the 580-yard freestyle final and completing a triple after earlier victories in the mile and 440-yard freestyles. Ohio State clinched the team title with 87 points, while Dick Cleveland added the 100-yard freestyle and Burwell Jones defended the 330-yard individual medley. Three American records were set by Stassforth, Jones, and the OSU relay trio.
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Newark
N. J
Ford Konno
Ohio State
U. S
Honolulu
Australia
John Marshall
Kenno
Konno
Dick Cleveland
Buckeyes
Burwell
Bumpy
New Haven
Saigh Tax Trial Set For February
The date for the federal court trial of Fred Saigh owner of the St Louis Cardinals on income tax evasion charges was set for February 2. Court observers expect the trial to last three or four weeks due to the complexity of financial transactions involved.
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ST. Louish
Fred Saigh
St. Loui Cardinals
Mathias Chooses Football Over Japan Track Tour
Stanford fullback Bob Mathias will skip a Japan track and field trip to join football practice. He will report Sept 8 after a week's rest at Kings Canyon National Park, saying the switch from track to football is welcome. Coach Chuck Taylor praised the sacrifice. Mathias, two time Olympic decathlon champion, had tentatively accepted the AAU junket to Japan, which would have kept him away from Stanford’s early games.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford
Bob Mathias
Japan
Chuck Taylor
Mathias
Kings Canyon
Taylor
Bob
Amateurthletic Union
Longden to ride Indian Hemp in Laurel race
Johnny Longden the leading American jockey will ride Max Bell’s Indian Hemp of Ireland in Laurel’s $50,000 international horse race on October 18 at Laurel, Md.
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Longden
Mount Laurel
Johnny Longden
Max Bell
Ireland
Laurel
Gal Wrestlers Here Wednesday at Sports Center
Female grapplers Barefoot Lilly Bitters and Millie Stafford return to the Sports Center on Wednesday after a two week layoff. They wrestle best two of three falls within an hour. Semi final features Jesus Ortega versus Lord Leslie Carlton. Openers pair Sammy Menacker with Pierre LaBelle. Tickets at Rogers Jewelry and Crescent Cigar Store.
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Lilly Bitters
Millie Stafford
Sports Center
Jesus Ortega
Leslie Carlton
Sammy Menacker
Pierre LaBelle
Rogers Jewelry
Crescent Cigar Store
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Wilber
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Soar
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Dropo
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Glynn
Souchock
Rosen
Ginsberg
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Federoff
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Hogan
Hegan
Mitchell
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Strickland
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Gray
Wight
So—Wynn
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White
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Honochick Passarella
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Hitcheck
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Moreno
Gomez
Perez
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M. A. Wuerschmidt
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Catalina Channel
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Boston Red Sox
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Breight
Prater
Ware
Lucullus O’krause
OSU
AAU
Lyons Root Beer
Magnus
Weedless Fertilizer
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Tucson Fertilizer CO
Scott's
Scott’s Liquor & Glassware
Fourth Ave
Sixth St
Dial
Adolph Coors Company
Golden
Colorado
U.S
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America
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Freeline
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