1952 – The St. Louis Browns send Ned Garver to the Tigers for slugger Vic Wertz in a deal involving six other players.

On August 14, 1952 — 1952 – The St. Louis Browns send Ned Garver to the Tigers for slugger Vic Wertz in a deal involving six other players.

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Detroit beats the Browns, 8 – 3, on Bobby Veach’s two homers off Urban Shocker. First baseman Lu Blue pulls off two unassisted double plays, tying the American Leaguerecord, and both are off line drives by Johnny Tobin.

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The Athletics clinch the American League pennant.

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Giants P.A. announcer Renel Brooks-Moon becomes the first woman to announce a championship game in any professional sport when she is behind the mike in Game 3 of the World Series. The Bay Area native sends the scorecard from the Fall Classic contest to the Hall of Fame.

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