Tigers Trade Kell Evers Lenhardt Lipon for Dropo Pesky Hatfield
Detroit sends George Kell Hoot Evers Dizzy Trout Johnny Lipon to Boston for Walter Dropo Johnny Pesky Fred Hatfield Don Lenhardt and Bill Wight. Kell 29 and Evers 31 bolster Detroit while Dropo 28 Pesky 32 and Lenhardt 29 add Boston power and versatility in a major nine player deal.
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Detroit Tigers
George Kell
Hoot Evers
Dizzy Trout
Johnny Lipon
Boston Red Sox
Tigers
Walter Dropo
Johnny Pesky
Fred Hatfield
Don Lenhardt
Bill Wight
Kell
Evers
Dropo
Pesky
Lenhardt
Boston
Red Rolfe
Hatfield
Lipon
Red Sox
Trout
Tiger
St. Louis Browns
Chicago
Sox
Charley Gehringer
E. Wight
Yankees
NCAA Planners Target Payout From TV Games In Living Rooms
New York report says the NCAA television committee plans one game per week per city with sponsor control. Teams receive a fixed share of revenue as the plan aims to limit blackouts while aiming for regional balance and a single nationwide telecast for a major game. Fans will pay for access with little choice in what is shown.
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New York
Ncaa Television Committee
NCAA
Yankee RHP Allie Reynolds Pulls 2-0 Win Over Indians
Allie Reynolds pitched eight innings of four hit ball and struck out eight as the Yankees defeated the Indians 2-0 for his ninth straight complete game and fifth win in a row. The win narrows the Indians’ hold on the league lead while Boston and Chicago win elsewhere. Reynolds lowered his ERA to 1.35 as Maglie loses for the first time this season.
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Livdl Dulltsoolul
Rex Barney
Don Black
Bill McCahan
Dick Fowler
Ewellyn Blackwell
Cliff Chambers
Reynolds
New York Yankee
Cleveland Indians
Allie
Redskins
Indians
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Sal Maglie
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Maglie
St. Louis
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Redbirds
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Boston
Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Athletics
Ned Garver
Browns
Harry Byrd
Garver
Eddie Joost
Gus Zernial
Mickey Vernon
Frank Cams
Washington
Detroit Tigers
Mose Makes National Open picks from Arizona golfers
Vernon Allen of Litchfield Park and Dave Mose of Tucson earned spots to represent Arizona in the U S National Open at Dallas June 12 to 14. They secured berths in 36 hole play at Phoenix Country Club amid windy rains. Allen posted 68 75 143 and Mose won a playoff with Herb Bowers after both finished 148. Fred Haas Jr. of New Orleans emerged as the hottest contender on the national scene.
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Vernon Allen
Litchfield Park
Dave Mose
Tucson
Arizona
Dallas
Allen
Mose
Phoenix Country Club
Herb Bowers
Globe
Bowers
Fred Haas Jr
New Orleans
Devil Javelin Aces To Settle Dispute
TEMPE CA readers may settle a heated debate on who is Sun Devil history’s top javelin thrower. Richard Heber of Buenos Aires, Argentine Olympic team member and Border conference leader, will travel to Compton to face Bill Miller, USC graduate and last year’s border champ, among others.
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Arizona State College
Compton
Calif
Sun Devil
Richard Heber
Buenos Aires
Bill Miller
USC Star
Heber
Miller
Marine Corps
Sauer Seeks National League Triple Crown
Hammering Hank Sauer of the Chicago Cubs leads the chase for the National League triple crown with 11 home runs and 47 RBIs, tied for the batting lead at .335 with Whitey Lockman. Dom DiMaggio holds the AL lead at .346, with Al Rosen close behind at .333. Injured players Adcock Baumholtz and Kluszewski remain among the NL's top hitters.
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Hank Sauer
Chicago Cubs
Joe Medwick
St. Louis Cardinals
Sauer
Whitey Lockman
Cubs
Boston
Dom DiMaggio
al Rosen
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Joe Adcock
Chicago
Frankie Baumholtz
Standings and Tonight’s MLB and MLB-Ate Games Prompt
Standings show Chicago leading with six to Brooklyn one St Louis five New York four Boston four Cincinnati one. Tonight’s games Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Friene vs Branca. Boston at St Louis Wilson vs Schmidt. Philadelphia at Cincinnati Roberts vs Blackwell. Juarez at Tucson Bisbee-Douglas at Chihuahua Phoenix at El Paso. American League results New York two Cleveland zero Boston six Chicago two Philadelphia two St Louis one Washington five Detroit two. Tonight Cleveland at Boston Garcia vs McDermott Chicago at New York Pierce vs Raschi. it at Philadelphia Trucks vs Kettner. St Louis at Washington Cainoo or Harrist vs Porterfield.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Broklyn
Pittsburgh
Branca
Friene
Wilson
Schmidt
Philadelphia
Roberts
Blackwell
Juarez
Tucson
Bisbee-Douglas
Chihuahua
Phoenix
el Passo
Cleveland
St.Louis
Washington
Detroit
Garcia
McDermott
Pierce
Raschi
Trucks
Kettner
Cain Oo
Harrist
Porterfield
Geveland
Chicago See
St. Louie
Detroit O
Cease
National Qead
el Paso
Tucson - Bisbee-Douglas
Reynolds Maglie Top ERA Leaders in Major Leagues
Allie Reynolds leads the major leagues with a 1.35 ERA after 12 earned runs in 80 innings and a 2-0 win that moved the Yankees into first division. Sal Maglie of the Giants remains the NL’s top pitcher with a 1.47 ERA after nine wins and 14 earned runs in 86 innings, despite a loss to St. Louis.
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NEW York
Allie Reynolds
New York Yankees
Associated Press
Reynolds
Cleveland
Yankees
Sal Mag‘lre
New York Giants
St. Louis
Maglie
Elkridge Remembered By Delaware Fans
Elkridge a world champion jumper and five time winner on the Delaware track is missed by Wilmington fans. The veteran horse retired at 13 marked a record never equalled by an American in the steeplechase stake, a highlight of local racing history.
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Elkridge
Wilmington
Del
Kent Miller
Delaware Fresk
Arizona Faces Texas In District Six Playoff Broadcast
KTKT schedules play by play of the Arizona vs Texas district six championship series at Austin this week. Steve Morgan will call opening game at 7 30 p m Thursday with a 2 30 p m start for game two and a possible third game if needed. Arizona coach Lancet likely starts Corrigan or Moraga against Scarborough as Falk leans on his ace.
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Wildcats
J. F
Arizona
Austin
Tex
Frank Lancet
University of Texas
Omaha
Tucson
KTKT
University of Arizona
Steve Morgan
Dick Corrigan
Eddie Moraga
Bibb Falk
Ralph Scarborough
Penn Forsakes All Ivies But One for Tough Schedule
The University of Pennsylvania unveiled a 1953 football schedule heavy with big names Vanderbilt Notre Dame Ohio State Michigan Army Navy Cornell California and Penn State. Eight of the nine games are slated as home tilts with Cornell the sole Ivy opponent. Athletic director Fran Murray says this does not mean Penn is leaving the Ivy League.
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University of Pennsylvania
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Michigan
Army
Navy
Cornell
California
Penn State
Penn
Fran Murray
Nicolosi Gets Try For Salvage
Nicolosi pursues salvage efforts as details emerge on the effort led by Skibo McKay. The report outlines aims to recover assets and determine the next steps for the case.
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Nicolosi
Charity Tilt Adds Adts Tucson Softball Night
Tucson prepares for a charity tilt at Hi Corbett Field featuring Arizona Juarez league duel and extra acts at Tucson High stadium. Nicolosi to start against Alberto Sosa as the Juarez Indios chase a win in the finale, while charity acts and a McKale Martyrs versus Phoenix Ramblers softball showcase boost the event.
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Tucson Cowboy
Don Jameson
Chris Nicolosi
Juarez Indios
Hi Corbett Field
Juarez
Nicolosi
Alberto Sosa
Rene Gutierrez
Togo
Wenceslao Gonzales
Gonzales
Tucson
Chord Busters
Mansfeld Junior High
M. C. Sayre
Bill Westervelt
Johnny Gibson
Jim Drinkward
Drinkward
Arizona
McKale Martyrs
Phoenix Ramblers
Hall Insulators
Grand Central Aircraft
Hall’s
Grand Central
Mike Quihuis
Tony Mustachio
Loveless Gardner
Arizona Children’s Colony
Phoenix
End Of Road For Walcott
The article recalls Jersey Joe Walcott’s rise and long career culminating in a knockout of Ezzard Charles to become world heavyweight champion in Pittsburgh last July. It notes Walcott’s years of fights since 1930 and outlines past encounters with Louis and Charles, leading to speculation that Philadelphia’s Thursday match may not favor Walcott again.
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Frank Eck
AP Newsfeatures
New York—Jersey
Joe Walcott
Ezzard Charles
Charles
Walcott
Charles S
Pittsburgh
Cowboy Wallace
Vineland
Wallace
Nat Fleischer
Big Money
Joe Louis
Madison Square Garden
Louis
Yankee Stadium
Chicago
Detroit
Charles Walcott
Merchantville
N.J
Welcott
Philadelphia
Joe
Walcott Chest Set Marks New Hardware Records
The Walcott chest expands to 43 meters 42 inches with the wrist at 33 meters 14 inches and a 13 inch measurement, signaling a notable achievement in the period’s size metrics.
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