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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1952

Page

9

Mitchell and Rosen Homers Spark Cleveland Win

Cleveland beats Washington 6 to 2 as Mitchell and Rosen hit homers. Noren, Doby and Simpson drive in runs. Moreno takes loss after 7 innings, Garcia earns the win with 2-2 record. Attendance 12,246 at the game.

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Baseball box score fragment with multiple games and innings

The OCR item lists team at bats, runs, hits, errors, and player stats for several games. It includes line scores for Philadelphia, Cincinnati, New York, and Pittsburgh, with pitchers, batters, and fielding details such as doubles and home runs and notes on winners and losers.

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Rosen's spring home runs lift Indians in early 1952 play

Al Rosen boosts Cleveland with a .368 average after a winter workout plan in Miami and Tucson. He drives in runs, hits three homers in one game and helps the Indians surge as spring games begin.

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Pickett Paces D-M Batters Lead Davis-Monthan Team

Catcher Carl Pickett posts a .442 average on 19 hits in 43 plate appearances to top the Davis-Mon than baseball leaders. Second baseman Ed Rowe is second with .396 on 19 hits in 48 at bats, while Rowe and Sal Campagna share five home runs. Right-hander Walt Kellner leads pitchers with five wins in 47 2/3 innings, striking out 45 while yielding 26 hits and 17 walks.

Carl Pickett Davis-Monthan Ed Rowe Rowe Sal Campagna Walt Kellner

Brooklyn Beats Chicago 3-1 In Perez Ramazzotti Battle

In a game featuring Labine and Loes, Brooklyn tops Chicago 3 to 1. Rich Hodges and Duke Snider drove runs, while Robinson and Campanella provided RBIs for the Dodgers. Ramazzotti and Fondy handled outs with Jackson, Ramazzotti, and Fondy sharing the mound duties. Attendance 11,339.

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Class B Practice Ends Next Week

Nine games are scheduled as final practice to determine city Class BB and B softball teams at Oury Park. Rosters are due at a managers meeting Friday at 8 p.m. in the Oury Park auditorium with a packed schedule through Wednesday featuring nine matchups among local clubs.

Oury Park

Temerario Named NC State Football Head Coach

Tim Temerario former end coach and chief scout of the Cleveland Browns was named football head and defensive coach at North Carolina State College yesterday in Raleigh North Carolina.

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Fifth and Sixth Browns Stories Due Next Week in Citizen

The fifth and sixth installments of the St. Louis Browns series will run in the Citizen on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, completing the planned mini sequence.

St. Louis Browns The Citizen

Women end season at Tucson Country Club golf event

Miss Nat Bering posted a net 38 to lead the season finale for Tuc son Country club women’s golf association. Mrs Richard Hecker headed Class B with a 38 and Miss L Boutall led Class C with a 40. New officers elected include Mrs John Hagan president Mrs Jerry C Kelso vice president Mrs Roy Hewitt secretary Mrs Lynn Lankford treasurer and Mrs Raymond Oyler sports chair.

Nat Bering Tucson

Marilyn Smith Leads Fresno Women’s Golf Round Two

Marilyn Smith of Wichita Kansas set the pace in the Fresno women’s golf tournament second round in Fresno California. She shot 73 to top the field while opening with 37 36 for a total one over par on the Sun­nyside course a 6525 yard layout.

Marilyn Smith Fresno Calif Wichita Kansas Miss Smith Sunnyside

Seixas Talbert Reach Bermuda Final In Tennis Meet

Vic Seixas and Billy Talbert advance to the Bermuda tournament final. Paul Remy defeats Budge Patty in the Franco-American tennis event. Doris Hart and Shirley Fry reach the British meet final. Buster Reed shoots 66 to lead in the southern intercollegiate golf meet. Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp denies ties to a school scandal. Gerry Coleman and Ted Williams wear captain's bars. Coleman trains at Los Alamitos and Williams at Willow Grove. International polo set to revive in Los Angeles with Argentine and California teams. Dick Savitt reaches San Antonio semis with 6-0 6-1 win. U S soccer loses 4-0 to Ireland all-stars. Real Delight wins the Kentucky Oaks.

Vic Seixas Billy Talbert Paul Remy Budge Patty Doris Hart Shirley Fry Buster Reed Billy Maxwell Kentucky Cage Adolph Rupp Gerry Coleman Ted Williams Coleman Los Alamitos Naval Air Training Station Long Beach Calif Williams Willow Grove Air Station Pennsylvania Los Angeles California Dick Savitt San Antonio

Reppert Stars in Narrow ASU Victory Over Arizona

Arizona State defeats Arizona 66 65 in a Border Conference track meet thriller led by Jim Reppert in the 120 yard high hurdles and a surprise strong relay push from Sun Devils. Johnny Allen of Mesa provided a late boost with a second in the discus and other ASU stars contributed key points.

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Padres Stun Seals 2-0 as Luna Stars in PCL Clash

San Diego pitcher Willie Luna limited San Francisco to five hits and drove in a run as the Padres beat the Seals 2-0. Thurman Tucker scored on a wild pitch and Murray Franklin added an RBI single. Hollywood’s Stars won, while Los Angeles dropped to third after Oakland’s win.

Lefty O’doul San Diego O’doul Padres San Francisco Hollywood Stars Sacramento Los Angeles Oakland Angels Seattle Rainiers Portland Luna Bradford Muncrief Tornay Luna and Kerr

ACE Quits Cleanup Job in College Athletics Change

The American Council on Education voted 20 to 16 to abandon its athletic committee and return control of college sports to the NCAA and conferences. The panel had urged cleanup since last December. NCAA President Hugh Willett urged presidents to participate more in the effort.

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Deadline Near For A Rosters In City Exhibition Baseball

Morning and afternoon contests are set for tomorrow's A class exhibition schedule. Rosters must be filed by 8 p.m. at the Estevan center managers meeting chaired by Elmer Carrier. Games include Spanish-American Club versus Amvets Post No. 8 at Eagle field and Coor's versus Howard & Stofft Tigers at Estevan field.

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Swearing At Umps Costly To A T Boys

In the Arizona Texas League, Phoenix Senators manager Don Trower was fined $15 by President Bob Sloane for swearing at an umpire after an April 24 Bisbee game. Tucson first baseman Tony Morales drew a $10 fine for swearing during a Wednesday night confrontation. both players were ejected.

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Cummins Diesel Special Aboard For Indy 500 May 30

The new Cummins Diesel Special with Freddie Agabashian as driver is entered for the Indianapolis 500 on May 30. The car features a long low chassis and a side-mounted six-cylinder engine.

Freddie Agabashian

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