Bell Clothes Top Coca Cola In B League Night
Bell Clothes Stores beat Coca Cola in the B League opening after a rough start. Bill Baker, Julian Armel, Sam Shendon led Bell Clothes with high scores as they won the second game and the deciding tilt. Coca Cola nipped Dr Pepper 3-2 in the night cap while Elks Club posted a 1650 set.
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Bell Clothes
Coca Cola
Dick Renner
Bill Baker
Julian Armel
Sam Shendon
Baker
Va. Woolen Co
Dr Pepper
Dan Boone
van Woolen
Dr. Pepper
Sonny Cappers
Shorty Bowers
Boone
Columbia Baking Co
Miller & Anderson
Donald Smith
Columbia Baking
Donald Stewart
el Keller
Claude Triplett
Bill Boden
Clearbrook Woolen
Valley Distributors
Charley Renner
Troy
Med Hick
Valley Fruit & Candy Co
Glaize & Bro
Lou Gerback
Ed Lewis
Jim Fiddler
Elks Club
Bayliss & Patterson
Johnny Sencindiver
Kenny Grim
Arthur Gilkey
John Sencindiver
Troy Rhea
Miller & Ancereon
Baseball Leaders Sound Off On Coming Season
Capsule comments from a busy weekend with the baseball brigade feature Allie Reynolds Ted Williams Clyde Vollmer Sal Maglie and Warren Giles. Managers Tommy Holmes Leo Durocher and Eddie Stanky discuss pitching and talent while recalling past misshots and future pennant hopes.
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New York
Baseball Brigade
Allie Reynolds
Ted Williams
Clyde Vollmer
Tommy Holmes
Boston Braves
Leo Durocher
Sal Maglie
Sal
Eddie Stanky
Giants
Warren Giles
Cincinnati
American League to Play Record Night Games in 1952
The American League releases its 1952 schedule totaling 216 night games, a new record. The 154 game season opens April 15 and ends September 28 with Detroit Cleveland New York Boston maintaining similar night totals, while the St Louis Browns add 11 to reach 41.
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Chicago
Will Harridge
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Boston
St. Louis Browns
Bill Veeck
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Lions Club Views Film on The Hoover Report
At a luncheon in the George Washington Hotel the Lions Club watched The Hoover Report film. It outlined government improvements urged by Hoover and current policies adopted, with Lion William Battaille noting its timely relevance and strong member interest.
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The
Lion's Club
George Washington Hotel
William Battaille
Lions
Baseball salaries rise in government hearings overpay
New York reports at a government hearing on baseball salaries reveal Stan Musial as the top paid player in 1951 with 80 000 total earnings including bonuses. DiMaggio and Williams tied at 90 000 in 1951 while Musial leads the 1952 high earners as DiMaggio retired and Williams goes to the Marines. Brooklyn Dodgers president Walter O’Malley contests the ruling that would force retroactive contract renegotiations and potential pay cuts to fit 1951 figures or a 10 percent payroll increase rule.
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New York
DiMaggio
Williams
St. Louis Cardinals
Stan Musial
Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Red Sox
Ped Williams
Musial
Salary Stabilization Board
Marine Service
SSB
Walter O'Malley
Brooklyn Dodgers
O'Malley
Clarke County Quintet Trims Lovettsville
Clarke County won its tenth game in 11 by beating Lovettsville 48 to 25. Berryville lost to Lovettsville 18 to 12 in a preliminary girls game. Clarke County led 7 to 3 early and 17 to 12 at half as Bill Feagans scored 16 for high honors. The team pulled away in the third and final periods and next hosts Woodstock Friday with junior varsity action first at 7 p.m.
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Clarke County Quint
Lovettsville
Berryville
Doulins Cochran
Bill Feagans
Clarke County
Woodstock
Street Ex Cards and Browns Executive Dies at 68
Sports Mirror recalls Charles Gabby Street longtime manager of the St. Louis Cardinals and Browns who died at age 68. Also notes five, ten, and twenty year anniversaries in coaching and player-manager deals plus Gene Wienzke indoor mile world record at the Millrose Game in Madison Square Garden.
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Charles
Gabby) Street
St. Louis Cards
Browns
Paul Bixler
Colgate
Andy Kerr
Ott
New York Giants
Gene Wienzke
Madison Square
Carden
Colonels Fall to Wilson Memorial Quint in District Five Action
Wilson Memorial defeated James Wood 40 to 20 as WMHS built a 24-9 halftime lead and stretched the margin to 37-19 early in the third period. Miller led Wilson with four field goals and three free throws, while Burter added ten. James Wood’s Robert Kline had five points.
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James Wood
Wilson Memorals
Colonels
Fishersville
Wilson Memorial
WMHS
Miller
Wilson McMortal
Burter
Robert Kline
Edward Shemelyn
Capon Bridee High School
Palestinian Snaps Shin Bone in Workout at Santa Anita
Palestine fan probably is through with racing for life, trainer Hirsch Jacobs says. The three year old, high weighted to Countere point and Hill Prince for the $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap, snapped a right shin bone during a seven furlong workout. He pulled up lame and suffered a longitudinal fracture, with stud duty likely.
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Arcadia
Calif
Palestine
Lis
Hirsch Jacobs
Hill Prince
Santa Anita
Jacobs
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