Players Modest In Chandler Eyes On Reform Demands
CHICAGO UP Demands by major league players for higher salaries spring training cost pensions and better conditions are described as modest by Baseball Commissioner Happy Chandler who supports rewriting player contracts and expanding benefits to improve relations with owners He notes owners will profit this year and should reward players while addressing pension fund proposals and the Mexican league invasion concerns.
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Ieague
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Candler
Crete
Chandler
New York
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Hie
Jorge Pasquel
Sam Breadon
St. Louis Cardinals
Ford Frick
Lou Carroll
Beadon
Alice
Chiefs Aid Cazen Fund Benefit Game For Walter Cazen
A benefit baseball game for Walter Cazen's family will feature the Syracuse Chiefs against a Western New York semipro all star team at Niagara Falls on August 15. Cazen, a former Chiefs outfielder, died in Niagara County. He is survived by his wife and two children. The Chiefs will also face the semipro all stars in the afternoon and then play the Buffalo Bisons in Buffalo that night.
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Walter Cazen
Syracuse Chiefs
New York
Niagara Falls
Cazen
Outielder
Niagara County
Chiefs
Buffalo Bisors
Buffalo
Barons Split Double Bill With Utica
Triplets beat Scranton 8-1 in Scranton and Elmira lost 4-1, then Elmira won 5-2. Utica and Wilkes-Barre split a doubleheader as the Blue Sox won 2-0 and lost 7-4. Albany beat Williamsport 7-1. Second place standings shift as Gerry Coeman and McKenna star for Hartford. two Utica runs came on a key sixth inning. No games today.
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Associated Press
Binghamton
Scranton
Miners
Hartford
Elmira
Utica
Wilkes-Barre
Blue Sox
Albany
Williamsport
Bob Movers
Scond Vicory
Gerry Coeman
Dim McKenna
Hartford Chiefs
Ray Bessom
Sox
Barons
Wick Picchuto
Gene Carolan
Amil Brinsky
Walt Chipple
To-Ay
Cubs rout Jays in municipal league game at Griffin Pieth
The Nichols Cubs defeated Bltejavy 35 to 15 in a Municipal Recreation Intermediate League contest at Griffin Pieth. Bob Canielé hit a home run with one on base for the Cubs.
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Cubs
Jays
Nichols Cubs
Final seven spots set for Westvale driving contest
On August 3 1946 the Herald-Journal driving contest finals at Westvale will fill seven remaining spots by today with Lafayette and Cazenovia each claiming three and Lyndon in a shootoff to decide third. Thirty two players qualified including Syracuse regulars led by Larry Sovik white. other contenders include Howie Sprague George Lehmann Bob Millington Tony Langan Red Stuzarski John Banazek and Ox. Competitors hail from Fayetteville Baldwinsville Liverpool and Syracuse as spectators prepare for a large crowd. prizes include a full set of woods or irons for the winner and a second set for the runner up plus one dozen golf balls for third.
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Herald-Journal
Westvale
Lafayette
Cazenovia
Lyndon
Syracuse
Larry Sovik
Howie Sprague
George Lehmann
Bob Millington
Tony Langan
Red Stuzarski
John Banazek
Bllox
Fayetteville
Baldwinsville
Liverpool
Rotolo to Box in Syracuse Main Event at MacArthur Stadium
Rome welterweight Tommy Rotolo to headline next outdoor show at MacArthur Stadium in Syracuse. Promoter Kenny Molloy seeks a suitable foe after Rotolo’s agreement. Rotolo holds upstate welterweight title after beating Exile Smith in Rochester last June. Godoy was hoped as opponent but talks failed with Musio Muscato Weinberg.
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Tommy Rotola
Rome
MacArthur Stadium
Rotolo
Kenny Molloy
Central City Boxing Club
Rome Battler
Ubo Upstate
Smith
Rochester Ina
Kodak City
Molloy
Arturo Godoy
Chile
Techampion
Bill Weinberg
Tony Musio
Phil
Joe Muscato
Godoy
Umpire Roy Van Grattan Expected Back Tonight
Sacro Iliac trouble plagued Roy Van Grattan after six innings last night forcing his exit from behind the plate in the Buffalo Syracuse series. Umpire Taller moved to call balls and strikes with Feler siti.
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Roy van Grattan
Taller
Felersiti
Fight Games Open Y M C A Tourney In Syracuse
Central New York softball tournament opens with afternoon games Porter Cable versus I V I B Syracuse Bisons vs Onondaga Pottery P L A V vs Presision Raynors vs Windy Willers. Night slate features Carmen Ajl Schillers vs Railways Elmwoods vs Zecks Polish Home vs Knowland Polish American Citizens Club vs Rustos.
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Y.M.C.A
Central New York
Jist_ Porter Cable
Syracuse Bisons
Onondaga Pottery
Presision
Raynors
Windy Willers
Carmen Ajl-Schillers
Railways
Elmwoods
Zecks
Knowland
Smith Men Triumph as Girls Fall in Local League Action
Smith Men beat Carrier 17 to 12 in a slugfest with six runs apiece in the fifth inning at the field. Smith Girls lost to Crouse Hinds Girls 6 to 1. All Nationals defeated Joe Charles 4 to 2 in a postponed game and Cafeteri beat Time Clubbers 7 to 5.
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Carrier
Smith
Crouse Hinds
All Nationals
Joe Charles
Cafeteri
Boston U Captain Quits to Join Pros
Boston University football captain Pete Lamana abandoned collegiate play to sign with the Chicago Rockets of the All America Football Conference for the 1946 season. A 1942 varsity back, Lamana was discharged from the Army and earned MVP honors on the Seventh Army team. his home is Windsor Locks Connecticut.
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Boston U
Boston
Pete Lamana
Boston University
Chicago Rockets
Lamana
Chicago
Windsor Locks
Conn
Chiefs Call on Harrist To Even Buffalo Series
Syracuse Chiefs pitcher Zarl Harrist faces Buffalo ace Art Houtteman as the Chiefs and Bisons wrap a four game set. Buffalo won 7-5 in 10 innings and 2-1 last night to pull within a percentage point of Baltimore for third place. Harrist, recalling a previous no hitter against Toronto, makes his first start since his latest no hitter earlier in the week, while Prendergast and Horton split duties for Buffalo amid late scoring and missed chances.
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Zarl Harrist
Syracuse Chiefs
Art Houtteman
Buffalo
Tribe
Bisons
Chiefs
Montreal
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Herd
Luffalo
Baltimore
Toronto
Earl
Houtteman
Jim Prendergast
Finsh
Mike Shultz
Schultz
Prendergast
Shack
Triplett
Mike Hale
Mierkowicz
Wertz
Pete Appleton
Denny Horton
Keess
Mole
Rubeling
Betty
McHate
Mierkewicz
Rudolovich
Synacush
Wahl
Appleton
Harton
West
Rueling
Howell
Harrington
Sipek
West Rome
Ed Telnrich
Heinrich
Hank Sauer
Sauer
Buffalo Syradus
Berry
Triptett
Male
Sne
Hinees
Tabacheck
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Bier
Kewlen
Ncase
Oh Senules
Morton
Appicon
Behuila
Wits
Om Horton
Senulex
P Innin
Prendereant Mctintey
Horton
Staten Island And Buffalo Legion Finalists In Junior Series
Staten Island and Buffalo are Legion finalists in the State Junior American Legion baseball final series. First baseman Skee Daniels is among Lodge Pignato Post stars at MacArain Stadium as Lodge Pignato Post, a group of World War II veterans, seeks the title. A doubleheader begins Sunday at 2 PM, best two of three, with a possible third game set for Monday.
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Buffalo
Legion
Skee Daniels
Lodge
Pignato Pest
State Island
South Buffalo Post
American Legion
MacArainr
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Post
Sports Mirror highlights historic racing and tennis feats
The column recalls Byron Nelson’s 280 Canadian Open win in 1950 marking his 10th straight title, Mort Cooper’s 15th St. Louis victory over Brooklyn, Pauline Betz’s Maidstone tennis win 6-2 6-1, Jesse Owens’s 190 meter Olympic triumph and 10.3 time, and Helen Stephens’ dual 100 meter heats with 11.4 and 11.5 seconds context.
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Associated Prost Today
Byron Nelson
Mort Cooper
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Pauline Betz
Hope Knowles
Jour-Ney
Ziesse Owens
Helen Stephens
Tigers Still See Chance To Win Out
New York report notes Detroit Tigers Still optimistic about winning the American League pennant despite injuries to Walter Evers Dick Wakefield and others They beat the Boston Red Sox 7-2 to move into second place behind Boston while Cleveland dropped a night game. Tex Hughson took the loss as Detroit rode a 11 hit attack led by George Kell and a three run triple from Kelly.
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Hoot” Evers
Twce
Ihe
Dick Wakeeld
Paul Trout
Jost Lavee
Hal Neonhouser
Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Cleveland
Trout
George Kol
Kelly
Athletics
Barney McCoskey
Tex Hughson
Boston
Detroit
Orioles Surge Past Chiefs To Climb IL Standings
Crowds flood Municipal Stadium as the International League Orioles draw 39,038 fans for a new regular-season attendance record. Baltimore wins a twin bill against the Toronto Maple Leafs 2-0 and 10-7 to move past Syracuse into second place, with Calder Sherman Tolar homering twice and Howie Moss belting his 26th. Syracuse drops a 7-5 extra-inning decision to Buffalo as Vic Wertz delivers the decisive run. Montreal splits with Jersey City. Steve Nagy earns his 22nd win. Rochester gains on Toronto behind John Mikan’s five-hitter and Vernal Jones's four hits.
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Shae
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Hau Ward Datimore
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Mi Jochester
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Cy Marchat
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Johnny Podgajny
Buffalo Bisons
Vic Wertz
Royals
Jersey City Giants
Steve Nagy
Mike Grasso
Nagy
Rochester Red Wings
John Mikan
Newark Bears
Vernal
Nippy" Jones
Red Wing
Walt Dupiel
Syracuse Boys Get Chance to See First World Series Game
Syracuse boys compete in a national World Series opening game contest offering 20 local prizes and a chance for the winners to earn an all expenses paid trip to the World Series opener. Entrants write 50 words on My Favorite Major League Baseball Player Is and why, with age groups 8-12 and 13-17.
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Edwards
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Dan Parker
Lawrence J. Skiddy
William Reddy
Nick Stomler
Nis
John Morrison
Lee Shoudy
Dick Hunziker
Elmer Store
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E. W. Edwards Junen
Robert
Arrell & Son
Drumlins Still Leads Golf League in Narrow Victory
Drumlins remains atop the Inter-club League of the Syracuse Golf Association after a 22 to 9 win over Green Lakes. Bellevue moved to second after a 24 to 6 victory over Seneca, while Yacht Club edged Lafayette 16 to 14 at home. Best score of the day was Howie Sprague with 68. Hoffman shot 72, Fleischmann 72, and O’Hara 72. Standings show Drumlins 64, Bellevue 78, Green Lakes 56, Lafayette 56, Yacht Club 56, Seneca 1714.
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Ronger Lafayette
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Herald- Journal
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TEXAR YEAGUE Leustan Okiahowyn cy 19 Satan Shreveport
Scores and standings mix from a late edition. Regional teams vied in a scattered schedule with Dallas and Memphis results noted. Notable lines include Kashvilla over Chattanooga, Atlanta edging Memphis, and San Diego defeating San Francisco. The text blends names, places, and scores in terse ledger style.
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Leustan
Okiahowyn Cy
Satan Shreveport Pa Werk
Baling
Benymene Y
Reve
Bore
Eaican Asmochation
GI Paul
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Tadismapalts
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Katinny City
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Miwaukee
Papa Kress First Baseman Becomes Father in Philadelphia
Charles Jaruns of the Syracuse Chiefs became the father of a boy born yesterday in Philadelphia. Pop Kress was so excited over the news that he went hitless in last night’s game.
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Syracuse Chiefs
Philadelphia
Pop
Boxing Results From The Associated Press Tossed In A Mix Of Names
A garbled AP feed from New York to Stamford and Worcester lists multiple boxing results with winners like Willie Browne Joe Maxim and Johnny Rice plus various technical knockouts and outpoints. Readable lines show city tags and scattered scores but many entries are corrupted.
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Gary
Quigointea
Kapitow
Te Ban
Trancisco
Willie Browt
Saa
Ranesseo
Fabrie
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Call
Geanria
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Utice
Augusta
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Stamford
Conn
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Ford
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Charley Williates
Cleveland
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New York
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Joe Relic
Holly Woor
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eRay
Brown
Saw York
Don Lees
Lab Teele Bandingo
Cadif
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Lex Angriss
Max Hutebind
Los Angeles
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Greville
Charleston
Savannah
Auguste
Sacksonville
Macon
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Ried Hal
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