Munn in Wyoming Eager to Resume Orange Grid Drills
Clarence Biggie Munn, Syracuse's new football coach, aims to return to the gridiron in two weeks at Wapiti, Wyoming, eager to guide a large Orange squad. The team plans two-a-days starting August 26 with Boston University as the opener on September 27, including many ex-servicemen and V-12 program players.
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Ed Doherty to Tutor B C Backs at Boston College
Boston College signs Eddie Doherty the former quarterback to join the staff as tutor for the backs. Head Coach Kenny Myer notes the contract is cautious while teammates and staff discuss his role and prior service in the Navy. The signing follows Doherty’s discharge and a focus on strengthening the offense with a conversion to a coaching position.
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Eddie Doherty
Boston College
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Francis Will Coach Clyde In Football
Francis Will Coach Clyde In Football as the Central Thigh Senior coach Jaz n.d in fostball, Don Francis WH becomes head coach at Clyde. Kane was appointed earlier at Nottingham, with Francis previously linked as successor but final Clyde contract secured before Nottingham.
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Orange Hoopster Wins at Tennis
In a chaotic readable fragment, a tennis match at a local venue features a player nicknamed Orange Hoopster advancing to the third round. The text lists competing players including Bier Stine Ca vets and Harold Silver, with scattered names and unclear results suggesting a close, late-set finish.
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Rege Wats
Vesteeday
Tory
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Leon Etvy
Elgard Kasche
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Rare Levene
Ing Harold Silver Niin
Del Mar Track Opens Season With Notable Inaugurals
Del Mar inaugurates its seventh racing season as 4000 spectators expected. Top three year olds include Kengsrle from Rolling Ghls Farm See Ter See from Hacienda De Cortes and Leadman owned by Kortest Burkholder. Paperboy, an Imported English stakes horse, arrives for the meeting.
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Ex Penn Staters Play Pro Football
STATE COLLEGE Pa four former Penn State grid greats will play pro football this fall. Chuck Cherundelo of Old Forge and Bob Dave of Monongahela will join the Pittsburgh Steelers. Johnny Jaffars of Wilkinsburg joins the Washington Resins Ale Cenei as Seguntan with the Sew Fark Youths in the new Alls Skellen Conference.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Johnny Jaffars
Wilkinsburg
Washington Resins
Ale Cenei
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Sew Fark
Push Em Up Baltimore Daily Golf Round Erupts
Fred Heusly and three friends played at Mount Pleasant. The quartet swears Listis’s tee shot on the ninth hole popped on the rim, alighted, and tapped in for a hole in one. Hust’s score for 18 holes was 101.
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Field of 11 Entered in Hambletonian Winner Will Get $28,000
A field of 11 three year old trotters is entered for the 71st Hambletonian at Good Time track led by Chestertown from Walter FE Smith of Los Angeles. The $28,000 purse goes to the winner with $50,000 pot for top five back. Other notable entrants include Victory Song from Rochester Michigan Deanna of Gibson White and Westfield Girl from Eg Baker of St Charles.
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Victory Song
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E J. Baker
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Li'l Giants May Quit Cellar Berth Today
The Jersey City Giants faced a pivotal day in the International League as they lingered in last place, one game behind the Rochealer Red Wings. They were to play a single game with the Toronto Maple Leafs while the Wings tangled with the Baltimore Orioles in a win-or-else bid. A double win by Jersey City would lift them from the cellar, but Norman Jaeger homered and Lukeamin’s four-hit effort highlighted a 4-3 loss in the nightcap after a 3-2 win in the opener.
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Yankees Drop Two Hurlers Off 1944 Staff
New York Yankees reduce their pitching staff to three left on hand Sammy Byrne Joe Page and Bill Wight after optioning Marius Russo to Kansas City and waiving Jake Wade to Washington Senators Russo has arm trouble since Navy return and won 14 games in 1941 with two World Series titles Wade, 33, previously played for Tigers Red Sox Browns and White Sox before joining the Yankees in 1944.
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Skeet Shooters Open International Championship At Indianapolis
Skeet shooters begin the first annual international and ninth national championships at the Cap Chi Gun Club in Indianapolis for a five day event. A record field of at least 460 entrants is expected with two carloads of clay targets, 12 fields, and about 250000 shells prepared. Dick Shaughnessy of Boston is noted as the overall contender, with prior victory in Syracuse pending defense of his title.
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Coach DeGroot Pans Scrimmage In Ventura Practice
Coach DeGroot schedules heavy contact work and scrimmages for the Los Angeles Dons this week in preparation for their first intrasquad game in August. A nearly complete 75-man squad ran drills on the Ventura Junior College gridiron for photographers and visiting new papermen yesterday.
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Utica Quits Court Loop in Eastern Pro Basketball League
Scranton Pa reports eight teams from Pennsylvania and one from New York hold franchises in the Eastern Professional Basketball League. Utica withdrew its membership due to travel difficulties and Harrisburg backed out for lack of a suitable arena. The league will open its season the first week of December and end the first week in April. Also, a bowling meeting of the Seventh Ward Business Men's Bowling League is set for 8 PM at Polish Home alleys.
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Owen's Case Puts Chandler In Baseball Standstill
New York dispatch reports a test case of巨proportions as Mickey Owen seeks reinstatement after deserting to the Mexican League. If allowed back, it could undermine league contracts, affect Mexican circuit exodus, and influence Brooklyn's catching depth and the National League pennant race.
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Pytlak Paid and Freed
Pytlak, 37, catcher for the Red Sox, was released with pay for 1946 and free agent rights intact after a sore arm kept him out most of the season. He departs Buffalo to rest, leaving Boston with Wagner Partes and McGahee as catchers.
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Argentine promoters bring 500000 offer for Louis defense
Two Argentine boxing promoters Pete Tatln and Marcus Jiminez were set to arrive in Miami from Buenos Aires with a 500000 offer to defend heavyweight champion Joe Louis against Elmer Ray in December. Louis would receive a 40 percent share of gate receipts and Ray would be paid 2 percent.
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Pro Gridders Schedule 22 NFL Exhibition Games
The National Football League approved 22 preseason exhibitions for 10 clubs under Commissioner Bert Bell. The Rams open against college All-Stars in Chicago on Aug 23, then host the Redskins on Sept 6 and begin league play Sept 29 against the Eagles. Chicago and Washington will each play five exhibitions, with the league opener set Sept 20 between the Cardinals and Steelers in Pittsburgh. Green Bay, New York, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh each schedule three. Fourteen exhibitions will be played on opening night.
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West May Land In Chiefs Outfield Tonight
Montreal leads the league as Syracuse Chiefs resume at home with uncertain outfield. Dick West possibly replaces injured Hank Saurer in left field while center may feature Dick Sipek and Al Mele in right, with Sineln-Mele combo possible if Saurer rests. Harrington faces possible demotion to North Carolina as Rubeling starts at second with DeSavlo at third. Prendergast or Giebell eyed for mound duties beside Nagy.
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Browns Fined Tex Shirley for Disgraceful Exhibition
St Louis Browns manager Luke Sewell fined pitcher Tex Shirley after a fourth inning incident in the second game of Sunday's double header. Shirley hurled the ball toward center in anger, lurching as the ball dropped into the bleachers near the 375 foot mark. Sewell called it one of the most disgraceful exhibitions of temper he has seen on a ball field.
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St. Lows Browns Today
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Fayetteville Club Takes First Place in Softball League
Fayetteville clinched first place by beating Tipperary Hill 13-5 at Burnet Park. Alice Martin, star pitcher for Tipperary Hill, was pulled in the third inning. Bill Cloyne pitched well for Fayetteville, while Skip Honors went 4-for-4 with a home run and four RBIs.
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Ted Fritsch Joins Browns in All-America Conference
Ted Fritsch, 1945 All-National League fullback, joined the Cleveland Browns of the All-America Conference amid reports of pressure from Green Bay. He was late to report to camp as Browns held their first extended scrimmage without injuries. Also in camp, halfback Al Akins, former Washington State star, arrived.
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Capparelli Hurls 4 Hitter in Industrial League Action
Bob Capparelli threw a four hit game and belted a home run to tie the game as Owen Dyneto beat Air Cooled Motors 6 to 3 in Industrial League softball. Other games at the field saw Hinds rout Kailfelz 16 to 6 and Smyth topple Porter Cable 9 to 6 in a slugfest.
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Saratoga Reopens with Opening Day Flash Stakes
Saratoga Springs hosts the 1972 Flash Stakes on opening day amid a four year pause. Pavot wins the feature at 1 mile 3 furlongs 5.3 seconds. crowd of 15,158. Handle reaches $750,806, far above 1940s marks. Pavot shares topweight at 126 pounds with Lucky Draw. race result sparks a blanket finish and pays $19.40 for a $2 bet. King of 1944 Tudden adds another victory, coming from fourth to beat Mr. Gallorette.
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Shepherd to End Training At Y Gy m
In Syracuse Thursday night, a MacArthur Stadium boxing card features John Shepherd arriving from Cleveland for a taper. Welterweights Rotolo and Teague appear, with Chapple, Kushner, Aiken, Oden, Ware, DiMatteo, Holtsman, Barone and Thume also slated for four and six round bouts on the bill.
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Armand DiMatteo
Facea Walter Holtsman
Susquehanna
Softball tournament night schedule shows multiple Central New York games
The Central New York Softball tournament resumes tonight with a postponed 7 30 contest between the Syracuse Bisons and Onondaga Pottery at MCA Field. Tompi's winner will face the Independent Voters of Italian Exaction in one of four heavy set games. Wednesday features Howard Johnson against Happy Hearts at 6 , Auburn Knights of Columbus vs Hamilton Blue Raiders at 7 30, and Precision vs Windy Hitlers in the final game.
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