Major League Statistics Through June 13
The Associated Press provides a complete tally of Major League statistics through Friday, June 13, detailing player totals, team leaders, and notable trends across pitching and hitting categories to inform readers about current performance levels and emerging standouts.
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Associated Press
Box Score Summary from Yankees vs Indians Major League game
The excerpt records line scores and player events from a Yankees at Indians game. It lists strikeouts by Rizzuto and relievers, RBI hitters Berra Reiser and Garcia, homers by Reiser and Berra, double hits by Collins Avila Garcia, and pitching details for Reynolds Garcia. Left on base and attendance figures appear, with play by play codes and substitutions.
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R . Lea
RBI
Olrdana
St. Louie
Boston
Bktyn
New York
Cincinnati
Phil'd
Chicago
Phila
Detroit
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
DiMaggio
Philadelphia
Wee
Edwards
Fox
Lockman
N. Y
Simpson
Cleveland
Musial
Mitchell
Baumhottz
Chi
White
Atwell
Groth
al St. Louis
Ams
Campos
Washington
Rice
Bauer
Marshall
Bos.-Cin
Maine
Lopata
Avila
Burris
Evers
Bos
Cox
Brooklyn
Boone
Mayo
Zernal Philadelphia
Serena
Stewart
Gordon
Kolloway
Kruszewski
Woodling
Batts
Ennis
Weeenee Nieman
Thomson
Bos.-Det
Fondy
Pitts
Morgan
Lepcio
Merson
McDougald
Dark
Berra
Miksis
Mele
Wash
Fridley
Seminick
Minoso
Glaviano
Dyck
Kiner
Marion
Jethroe
Mize
Dei Greco
Seer
Kell
Philadelphia Aces
Sisti
Vernon
Jones
Wright
Sue
Thompson
Young
Hodges
Clark
Crowe
Thomas
Howerton
N. Y Zarilla
Koshorek
Rivera
Elliott
Fitzgerald
Seesertz
Ashburn
Wnoren
Ash.n.y
Reese Loliar
Furillo
Lipon
Det
Miggins
Cence
St. Claire
Yost
Torgeson
Coleman
McMillan
Goldsberry
Bartirome
Ginsberg
Westlake
St.l.-Cin
Mapes
Bell
Tipton
Whisenant
Grasso
Johnson
Reiser
Jeffcoat
Busby
Chi.-Wash
Strickland
Cain
St L
Presko
St. L
Dixon
Pillette
Hatten
Dorish
Pierce
Bhantz
Phil
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Garcia, Clew
Porterfield
Minner
Yuhas
St. IL
Sain
Hearn
Muir
Raschi
Hudson
Magne
Werle
Marrero
Erskine
Brk
St.l
Henry
Lopat
Hacker
Paige
Stobbs
Cole
Grissom
Rush
Hansen
Dobson
Staley
Hiller
Cin
Ferrick
Stuart
Burdette
Wilson
Friend
Parnell
Rogovin
Konstanty
Drews
McDemott
Lanier
Branca
Main
Sabine
Phil. van Cuyk
Rizzuto
R—Berra
Easter
Hegan
Garcia
E—Mcdougald
Rosen
Collins
Martin
Mantle
Avia
N.Y
Bb—Reynolds
So— Reynolds
R & ER
Reynolds
U—Robb
Hurley
Passarella
Soar
Softball Schedule and Results From Santa Rita Park
The week shows multiple games at Santa Rita Park including Trailerettes vs Cineo Plaza Flirts and Air Police vs 8& Telegraph at 6:30 and 8:00 times. Notable results include a 36 to 27 final for a Park Totals game and Bickford winning pitcher Rush (9-3) over Bickford (1-7).
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Cineo Plaza Flirts
Air Police
Latter Day Saints
Infilco
First Baptist Church
Shamrock Dairy
Goodman Supply
Grand Central
el Paso Natural Gas
Coco Estrada Legionnaires
Tucson Squirts
Santa Rita Rangerettes
Hall Insulators
Davis Monthan Mustangs
Knotty Pine Tavern
Town House
Hughes Aircraft
Eagies Ledge
L. L. Drive-in
the Elks
Chapman-Dyer Steel
Naval Reserves
Tucson Cine Plaza Squirts
Leclair
Antenneeee
Eeee Carreon
Blythe
Oere Reyna
Thornhill
Serveess. Contreras
Smith
L. Espino
Sf Brooks
Valenzuela
Geeting
Poete Ween
Renaud
Martin
J. Espino
Farrelly
Eeeree
Ruz
Barry
Reyna
Sandberg
Schaefer
Armenia
Komine
Welch
Wene Foster
Mendoza
Garcia Aims for 20 Victories as Indians Top Yanks
Mike Garcia of the Cleveland Indians pitched his ninth win of the season beating the New York Yankees 7 1 to move toward a potential 20 victory year. He allowed four hits, struck out ten, while Yogi Berra homered off him. Bob Rush pitched a five hit shutout for the Chicago Cubs over the Boston Braves in the NL's only game.
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Associated Press
Mike Garcia
Cleveland Indians
Garcia
New York Yankees
Yanks
Allie Reynolds
Yogi Berra
New Yorkers
Berra
Bombers
Boston Red Sox
Indians
Coassenses
New York
Cleveland
Reynolds
Jim Hogan
Harry Simpson
Detroit
Tigers
Bob Rush
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Rush
Cubs
Vern Bickford
Bob Addis
Chicago
Hank Sauer
Boston
New York Giants
Oury Park Tigers Stay On Top With Win Over Emery Park Baptists
In class B action the Oury Park Tigers defeated Emery Park Baptists to remain first in standings. Jerry's Ming o Rascals beat Eastside Aces 14-6 with George Russell earning the win. LDS Juniors won 8-3 over Oury Park Chargers in class C play. Standings list multiple teams and their records for class BB and class B softball.
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Picacho Pipeliners
Mt. Lemmon
Crusaders
Oury Park Pachucos
Emery Park Baptist Church
Polar Bar Bears
Sino- American Club
Santa Rita Rangerettes
Estevan Hepcats
Savon Spark Plugs
Estevan Bullets
Hughes Aircrafters
Salvation Army
Oury Park Raiders
Oury Park Chargers
Encanto Drug Wolfs
Oury Park Tigers
Eastside Aces
LDS Deserets
Cineo Plaza Flirts
Jerry Ming
Rascals
Motor Supply
Carrillo Center Cowboys
Sino-American Club
Emery Park Baptists
Jerry
Mingo Rascals
George Russell
Jerry's
LDS
Peeees
National Pharmacy Cowboys
Jerry's Ming Rascals
Encanto Drug Seawolfs
Cecvecseer
Crusader Baptists
Coset
Supply Boys Top D-M In Santa Rita Softball Feature
Goodman’s Supply defeated Davis Monthan 5-1 at Santa Rita Park in a tightly played Class AA game. George Busby pitched six innings for the winner with nine strikeouts, while D-M’s Buck Daniels allowed seven safeties. The crowd reached about 1,800 as Supply moved to 5-1, with D-M at 2-3.
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D-M
Santa Rita
Goodman
Davis Monthan
Santa Rita Park
George
Dorrity Busby
Ray Nelson
George Busby
Buck Daniels
Les Long
Moose Campbell
ST. Mary’s
Tucson Squrts
Lannis Smith
Belles
Davis-Monthan Air Police
Cocio Estrada
Eagles
Johnny Baker
Ken Thompson
Rudy Robles
Thompson
Davis-Monthan Goodman
Romano
Busby
Daniels
Davis-Monthan
Goodman Supply
R—Campbell
D. Busby
McDonald
C Williams
G. Busby
E—Marrero
Rbi
Long
Co. Williams
Nelson
J. Busby
MacDonald
C. Williams
S—Mcfall
Dannels
Busby. Loser—Daniels
Ray Roman
Bob Roman
Three A League games set for Tucson high field tomorrow
Tomorrow in the Class A league at Tucson High School athletic field three games are scheduled. Field by field, 10 a.m. Spanish-American club versus Coors Tavern north field Alianza Lodge versus Amvets Post No. 8 south field 2 p.m. Gas-Electric Sparks versus Porters Mathers north field Standings list Coors Tavern Spanish-Americans Railway Carmen Alianza Howard & Stofft Amvetes Porters Gas-Electric with a bye and two Class B practice games at Santa Rosa park at 10 a.m. Wildcats versus Carrillo Center Cowboys and 2 p.m. Warriors versus Redcaps.
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Howard & Stofft Tigers
Brotherhood of Railway
Carmen
City Recreation
Tucson High School
South
Campbell Avenue
Coors Tavern
North Field
Alianza Lodge
Amvets Post No
South Field
Gas- Electric Sparks
Porter’s Mathers
Work Pd
Railway Carmen
Alianza
Howard & Stofft
Amvetes
Cceue
Porters
Ochoa Yellowjackets
Santa Rosa Park
Santa Rosa Wildcats
Carrillo Center Cowboys
Warriors
Redcaps
Tucson Legion Dominates Marana 25-2 in Regional Baseball
Tucson American Legion bats erupted at Marana as the Old Pueblo team walloped Marana Legion 25-2. Mike Morales homered in the seventh inning and Guy Barrickman added a double and a triple. The Tigers faced Amphi next, with a Hi Corbett field doubleheader against Bisbee scheduled for Monday at 6:30.
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Tucson American Legion
Marana
Old Pueblo
Marana Legion
Mike Morales
Tucson
Guy Barrickman
Amphi
Hi Corbett Field
Bisbee
Citation Wins Century Handicap at Hollywood Park
A year ago today Citation captured Hollywood Park's $15,000 Century handicap boosting his career earnings to $952,710.
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Citation
Hollywood Park
Richter Joins Rams In Record NFL Trade
Los Angeles Rams acquire Les Richter from Dallas Texans in exchange for 11 players in one of the league’s largest deals. Richter, a California guard, earned All American honors in successive seasons.
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Les Richter
University of California
Los Angeles Rams
Richter
Dallas Texans
Brownie Manager Marion Reports to AL President
Umpire Bill McGowan files a formal report with American League President Will Harridge after a Wednesday night clash with St. Louis Browns manager.
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Marion
Chicago
Will Harridge
American League
Bill McGowan
McGowan
St. Louis Browns
Harridge
Browns
Bill Veeck
Laws Cashes in On Gregg
Brick Laws owner of the Oakland Oaks profited after a 1950 clash with Branch Rickey. Laws paid $6,500 for Hal Gregg and $30,000 for George Metkovich, then Gregg won 10 games with a no hitter in 1952 while Metkovich contributed, leading to Laws profits as Gregg returned to the majors.
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New York
Brick Laws
Oakland Oaks
Branch Rickey
Hal Gregg
Laws
Rickey
George Metkovich
Oakland
Chicago White Sox
Metkovich
Pirates
Gregg
Turson Batly Citizen Sends Players to Giants for 35000
Turson Batly Citizen reports that on Saturday evening June 14 1952 the New York Giants received $35000 and players to be named later plus pitcher Roger Bowman. Bowman goes to the Oaks on option.
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Turson
Batly Citizen
New York Giants
Roger Bowman
Bowman
The
Oaks
Richardson Wins Kent Tennis Title in Beckenham
Ham Richardson of Baton Rouge defeats Don Candy of Australia to claim the Kent tennis championship in Beckenham England. The match concludes in a straight set victory amid windy conditions and a packed crowd.
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Ham Richardson
Baton Rouge
Don Candy
Australia
Beckenham
England
Beverly Gammon
Minnesota
Mary Ann Villegas
St. Mary’s
New Orleans
Joe Collins
Honolulu
Phil Kim
Hollywood Tonight
Ernie Greer
Evelyn Kawamoto
B. Beer
Detroit
ABC
George Munger
Pittsburgh Hurler
Hollyao Pcl
Bucs
Harry Fisher
Thers
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