Word: sox
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Died. James Aloysius Robert ("Honest Bob") Quinn, 84, veteran baseball executive, who went broke as boss of the Boston Red Sox (1923-33) before selling out to Lumber Millionheir Tom Yawkey, later became president of the Boston Braves (1936-45), director of the National Baseball Museum (1948-52); in Providence...
...exhibition play, the Boston Red Sox yesterday took advantage of six walks in two innings by Cardinal pitcher Tom Poholsky to gain a 3-2 victory. Other exhibition scores yesterday were: New York (A) (Byrd) 8, Brooklyn (Palica) 2; Milwaukee (Spahn) 10, Philadelphia (Konstanty) 0; New York (N) (Gomez) 9, Cleveland (Garcia...
...Boston Red Sox lost their fifth straight yesterday, bowing 2 to 1 to the Pittsburgh Pirates before only 582 fans at frigid, wind-swept Jaycee Field. Truman Clevenger, 21-year-old rookie, was the losing pitcher...
While head trainer Jack Fadden was packing up at Dillon Field House and heading for the Sarasota, Fiz., spring camp of the Red Sox, his Harvard assistant, Eddie Noonan, assumed the presidency of the Eastern Athletic Trainers Association...
...Chicago, where the White Sox are talking of beating the New York Yankees for the 1954 American League pennant, the management is thoughtfully installing devices to keep the paying customers right up to date: television sets at the hot dog stands, radios in the rest rooms...