Syracuse Chiefs Set Tough July Schedule in 1954 Pace Chase
The Syracuse Chiefs, despite a depleted pitching staff, won 4-3 at Toronto to narrow the gap to 1 1/2 games behind Jacksonville and begin a July home slate at MacArthur Stadium with games against Jacksonville Toronto and Rochester. Highlights include July 5 vs Red Wings and a July 11-15 stretch against the Bisons Maple Leafs and others, with two game doubleheaders and specific 7 45 start times.
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Pian Grand-Dads Golf Tournament At Country Club
A golf tournament for grandfathers only will be held at Oswego Country Club on September 13 with sponsorship from the Old Grand-Dad Club. Carl Miller Sr. defeated Ed Lisk Sr. in Sunday finals, both grandfathers. Proceeds go to charity and certificates have been presented to eligible members.
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Oldrand-Dad Club
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U S and Russian Boxers May Meet
Negotiations between American and Soviet boxing authorities move toward an August or September pre Olympic test. Tass reports a meeting date while Col Hull cautions the plan faces obstacles including scheduling and seasonal gaps for AAU champions.
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New York
U.S
AAU
Col. Hull
United States
Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times Blog
Advertisement blurb lists a service line for commercial printing at the Palladium Times Blog with a phone contact for inquiries. It reads as a brief promotional notice likely accompanying a newspaper page. The text emphasizes printing services and a contact number.
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Commercial Printing Department
Palladium-Times
Baseball standings and results wrap around leagues
Major and national leagues up to date with standings and results. Baltimore leads American League with 46 wins while New York trails at 40. Chicago and Minnesota also near .600 and .520 marks respectively. Previous nights games include Chicago beating Cleveland 5 1 and Baltimore routing Minnesota 6 3.
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Grand Circuit Week Opens With Three New Records
At Saratoga Raceway the Grand Circuit Week opener features three national season records on a half mile track. Poplar Wick wins dash one of the Bennington for 3 year old pacing fillies in 2 08 1 5, Please Repeat takes dash two in 2 02 2 5, and Armbro Flight clocks 2 09 2 5 to win Saratoga Springs for 2 year old trotting fillies. Joe O'Brien drives Armbro Flight. Frosty Song second. Other results include Yonkers Josedale Go Lucky 2 01 1 5 in 10 000 feature pace and Vernon Downs Jean Sampson 2 01 5 in 2 year old trot. Buffalo Toby Star Necy II also post quick miles at respective venues.
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Monday Stars Batter Mets and Colts Roll to Wins
Jesse Gonder of New York hit a two run homer in the ninth as the Mets beat the NL leading San Francisco 4 to 3. Bob Bruce of Houston allowed seven hits and improved to eight and four with the Colts 6 to 1 victory over Philadelphia.
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Buffalo meat sale by Interior dept sparks price report
The U S Department of the Interior plans to sell buffalo with prices ranging from 165 dollars on the hoof to 270 dollars ready for the freezer, according to a recent report from Buffalo New York.
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Local 129, Alroll Rally To Stay Unbeaten In Softball Clash
Local 129 romped over Retail Clerks 14 5 in Industrial Softball League twilight action but needed a two run deficit overcome to tie then score the winning run in the last of the seventh. Alroll posted its eighth straight win as Dick Dunsmore hurled five scoreless innings.
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Geeway
Lee Walker
John Turner
George Johnson
Jim Lanigan
Turner
Dick Dunsmore
Dick Goodman
Dick Stark
Billy James
Bob Farrell
Rich Pelow
Dunsmore
Stark
Sam Pauldine
Farrell
Bob Dashner
Ken Burke
Dashner
Jim Beard
Bob Sheridan
Ma! Parkhurst
Pauldine
James and
Beard
Two golfers Hit Aces At Twin Hills Country Club
William Hoskinson 84 and Jay Buxton 12 both made holes in one at Twin Hills in Oklahoma City. Hoskinson aced the 147 yard No. 11 after 34 years of play. Buxton, 12, holed out on the 150 yard No. 4 tee shot.
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Twin Hills Country Club
William Hoskinson
Jay Buxton
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Hoskinson
Columbia Pictures Buys Life With Mother Superior Rights
Columbia Pictures acquired screen rights to the Jane Trabey novel Life With Mother Superior. The project moves toward a possible film adaptation with the studio planning development and production timelines.
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U S Track Team Prepares For Russia Dual Meet
The United States selects its strongest track squad yet for a July 25 26 dual meet with Russia in Los Angeles. Coach Sam Bell warns the Russians are their toughest opponents to date and past domination may not recur.
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United States
Russia
Sam Bell
Oregon
U.S
Los Angeles
Bankers Register Third BA Triumph in Ruth League Thriller
Bankers moved into at least temporary second place with a 12-1 victory over the Starling at Fort Ontario. Paul Askew relieved DeSantis in the shaky first inning and pitched a neat one hitter, while Bob Barsi and George Altimanda led eight Banker hits. McGrath added three singles plus a walk, and Prior highlighted a five-run fifth inning with a triple.
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Bob Delahunt
Jim Hoey
Gordon Donohue
Bill Hill
Jerry Magnante
Carl Fellows
Dave Hall
Dave Geeway
Lee Sawyer
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Fran Wallace
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