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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1949

Page

10

Bisons Sweep Chiefs in Doubleheader Road to Dim Lead

The Buffalo Bisons, long road underperformers, returned to Offerman Stadium after a 35 game road stretch with seven wins and eight losses. They dominated Syracuse Chiefs 7-2 and 7-3 in a home doubleheader, widening their edge over Toronto Maple Leafs and Rochester Red Wings by three games.

Muffalo Bisons Rome Bisons Offerman Stadium Syracuse Chiefs Toronto Maple Leafs Rochester Red Wing

Bills Wallop Jersey Giants in a lopsided doubleheader

The Buffalo Bills routed the Jersey Giants in both games, with a 9-2 finale and a 4-1 opener showing strong offense led by multiple batters. Joe Sutton starred for the Bills while Dan Webk and Russ Darryline provided key moments. The Giants managed scattered hits and struggled to mount a rally.

Sports Mirror reports on international TAR9 event and Boston ace

The article notes TAR9 points with competitors from 39 nations. It highlights a three year ace battle in Boston and a notable win against Philadelph. It mentions Joe Ba pinning Lee Savold in a fair in Chicago. It references Joe DiMazno achieving a major feat with a 98 average.

Boston Philadelph Joe Ba Lee Savold Chicago Aza Joe DiMazno

Mangrum Sets Pace With 64 In Chicago Golf Opener

Mangrum fired an eight under par 64 to lead the Chicago tournament as top pros amateurs and women competed. Streaks included Sam Snead, Cary Gleason, and Babe Zaharias among leaders in the All-American event with Mangrum defending champion status and a chance at the world championship money.

Chicago Mosey Sammy Snead Cary Glecoif Bloyd Mangrum Midas TameShanter Mangrum Lloyd Aera Oy Sue Widdlecafé Whlo Jehove Mangram Sam Ke Sted Chick Harbert Detroit Dependence Johnny Bulla Julius Boros West Hartord Frank Stranahan Babe Zaharias Patty Berg Louise Suggs

Garrity and Troendie Reach Third Round in Hp Tournament

Garrity Rene Kent and six foot Troendie advanced to the third round in the men s hp tournament yesterday as Kent beat Mark Reardon 6 2 20 5 and Troendie won. Other results include Jane Tracy over Douglas Truesdale 6 1, Azixer over 6 3, Gordon Wright over George Bell 6 0, 6 2, David Smith over Deam McCormac 6 7 6 1, Bob Garrity over Leoath, Joseph Michaletti over John Li 6 4, Bob Marquard over John Simms 6 1.

Garrity el Troenitte Erday Garrier Rene Kent Nile Troendie Mark Reardon Janes Tracy Douglas Truesdale Azixer Gordon Wright George Bell David Smith Deam McCormac Bob Garrity Leo Ath Joseph Michaletti John Li Bob ‘Marquard John’ Simms

Mrs Owen's Year-Old Wins Pace at Nassau Pace Feature

Grat tan McKie, a seven year old gelding, won the $50,000 Nassau two mile pace at Roosevelt Raceway in 5:164/5, shaving four-fifths of a second from the previous record set last year by Goose Bay. Neal Houslet drove Ben F. Owen of Omaha to an upset second, with Royal Man in third and 29,619 spectators watching as wagers totaled over 1.07 million dollars for the event series.

Westbury Grattan McKie Nassau Roosevelt Raceway Goose Bay West Havorite F. Owen Omaha Neb Neal” Houslet Brother Harmony C. Rush Royal Man Bangaway Alex Banazek Charles Kamp Ed Altman Louis Reich Jackie Rudolph A Ackley New York State Jim Gerberpion Charles Mayn Terrington Conn Trenton Hiram Weiso Thers George Dusmbar Omaha Neb Tey Goldperxy Jake Latitf Bill Greenhouse Ed Schoeneck iDave Lerman Ed Crappel Wrest FurGer Alimentoms Reich Seng Wissen Pete Ze Abe Conea Toz Lee Ev Shima Braxk Ben Horpe Chow Braise Zeck Saecey SoReTz Be Eenbense

Auburn Aids Watertown Border series clash noted

The Associated Press reports Auburn aids Watertown in a four game Border league series with the Ottawa Nationals. Third place Manks carried the tilt with strong stakes tonight as the action moved to Taunering.

Associated Press Ogdexnsburg Maples Taunering Ottawa Nationals Manks

Red Sox Moundsmen Finally Hit Stride

Zack Kramer returns to 1948 form with a six hit effort for Boston as the Red Sox push to stay in the American League race. DiMaggio and Yanks surge, Browns beat Yankees, while Lopat and Page shine in the New York split. Indians, White Sox, and Senators battle for late-season positioning as Schenectady and other minors eye playoff chances.

Associated Press Zack Kramer Boston Joe DiMaggio New York Yankees Jack Red Sox Kramer Jule DiMaggio DiMegrgio Vern Stephensi St Louis Browns Ces Stengel Thheir Schenectady Blue Jays Jays Quebec Braves Ronald del Pri Eal Rome Colonels Recreation l Schenectady Club Athlenies Burnet Tpitisfield Indians del Priore Jed del Preach

Red Birds edge Reds in tight National League race

A disrupted game report shows Boston Braves trailing Cincinnati with key pitching from Spahn. The Cubs and Braves battle near the bottom as late outcomes shift standings while players like Warren Spahn deliver 25 strikeouts in a pivotal moment.

Red Birds Cincinnati Hamers Ee Genemiet WONG Boston Braves Chicago Cubs Warren Spahn Succersons

Blackwell Star Pitcher Record Ties Cincinnati History

The text highlights Ewell The Whip Blackwell and his 407 strikeouts across 1946 to 1978 with the Cincinnati Reds, noting his standing as a franchise pride within the Pacific Coast League context and referencing archival league associations and players' figures from that era.

Blackwell Cincinnate Ewell the Whip Blaclk Cincinnati Red

Robins Rally as Errors Aid Athletics Victory

The Ogdensburg game feature a chaotic sequence of hits, walks, and an error. Kingston Ponies suffered a defensive lapse while the athletics secured a 63 to win, driven by timely plays and a comic stretch of miscues.

Robins Ogdenshurs Pei ‘Gan Kingston Ponies

Elmseed Club Secures Charter Amid Local Support

Elmseed Club gains official charter after a decisive vote in the local meeting. Key figures Keres and s2c wpeasurer are noted among supporters, reflecting community backing for the organization’s aims.

Superstitious? Joe Louis trained in small room at PompTon Lakes

The article recalls athletes like Joe Louis Ray Robinson Tony Zaje and Exsard Charles using the smallest room in the house, as a superstition or routine. It notes PompTon Lakes as the training setting and mentions several boxers associated with the practice.

Pompton Lakes Fishters_geenrally Joe Louis Lepy Ray Robinson Tony Zaje Exsard Charles

Buffs Tough On Baseballs

The Houston Bulls of the Texas League disposed of 4800 base balls during the 1943 season, the most of any club. Minor league data shows 242 clubs used balls that would reach to the Empire State top 70 times if stacked, with a total of 272,548 balls processed.

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Bellevue Club Fan Fare Golfer Leads District Field

Bellevue Club notes Carolyn Hopsens of Bellevue as medalist with 22 S2 in qualifiers for the Syracuse Women's District Golf Association championship at Drumlins. The field includes Haida Swanson, Lorrene Barzee, and others from Bellevue, Drumins, LaFayette, and Crumbins with scores listed, match play pairings and starting times announced for Monday.

Carolyn Hopsens Bellevue Syracuse Drumtins Bhehpalten Haida Swanson Drumina Witham Schoonmmaker Druminst Hector O fSchisa George Sakmete Tobias Feder LaFayette Joseph McNeill William Schrader Quindaga EJ. Lynch Cazenovia Marie de Laney Harnest Davis Crumbins Smatch Miss Joree Otte Sarto Desa North Witter Gry Acker Charles Guelnots Miss Deer Roe Carey Os Mix Jere Ricken Sieston Mrs. Batel Wills Dizon Mo. George

Berinstein And Partner Sweep Prize at Championship

Kohler sparked the day with a thrilling shot in a New York State championship contest as Berinstein and Partner claimed the prize. The field included Beated and a junior league standout from Bishop Tunon High, with Ed Gasuick hitting a hole in one at York, Ra. White Plains prepared to start Hal Schumacher for the Buffalo team as the season opened.

Kohler Nelace New York American Legion UTS Egmter Ed Gasuick York Bishop Tunon High Buffalo White Plains Hal Schumacher Nework

St Brigid’s Team Wins ISKING Full Adventure

St Brigid’s Tigers triumph in a local event at Jona Connors with key players leading. The Green Bay area celebrates a victory as Packers candidates were present to greet supporters.

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