Miller Will Direct Play In Tourney Central New York's Best
Central New York softball championship opens next week at the Y M C A Field with entries from Syracuse and nearby towns. Finalists win Herald-Journal trophies and a state championship bid. Notable teams include the Dating team, Columbias, Polish Home, Brookfields, Goldbergs, Waldos, Rome City Ten, Locomotive and Booker T Washingtons.
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Herald- Journal
Central New York
Herald-Journal
New York
William Miller
Syracuse
Vicinity
Columbias
Auburn
Fulton
Brookfields
Solvay
Goldbergs
Oswego
Waldos
Canastota
Rome City Ten
Rome
Locomotive
Booker T. Washingtons
Hoffmans
Easy Washers
Garafolos
Cine-Simplex
Railway Bearing
Killions
Cross-Spaid
Skrupas
Penfields
Johnsons
Continental’ Cans
Burnet Park
Mohawks
Miller
Rome Golfer Wins Ladies District Test at Teugega
Mrs. Edward Comstock of Teugega Country Club in Rome won both low gross and low net honors in the Syracuse Women’s District Golf Association bi weekly tournament at Teugega. She shot 82 with a 12 handicap for a net 71. Runner up in both gross and net was Mrs. Willard Morgan with 87-12-75. Harriet Hiltod of Tuscarora was third at 99-12-78. Class B winner was Mrs. T. E. McBatth of Utica with 90, tied for low net at 76 with four others. Class C top was Mrs. Herman Schnurr with 103-27-76.
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Edward Comstock
Teugega Country Club
Rome
Syracuse Women's District Golf Association
Teugega Club
Comstock
Willard Morgan
Harriet Hiltod
Tuscarora
T. E. McBatth
Utica
C. W. Williamson
JJ. McNeil
Alixe Mason
Franklin Fox
Herman Schnurr
S. A. Beach, Jr
K. C. McMahon
Three Contests Begin At 6 15 In Local Softball Night
Outstanding CMA softball night features Fayette and Court Potters as rivals, Iroquois ten vs Straight Liners and Plowmen against Carriers at Burnet Avenue diamond. First game starts at 6 15. Howard Johnsons upset Sabatinos 9 2 as Kennar spun two run ball for the winners.
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Fayette and
Court Potters
Iroquois
Burnet Avenue
Howard Johnsons
Sabatinos
Central New York
Bob Rainbow
Hod Wells
Bill Hurley
Joe Lostumbo
Bud Desimone
Johnsons
Jimmy Kennar
Colt T
Kenneth Russell
Sparky Wegerski
Buddy Farrell
Andy Ozgs
Ornamentals
Brown-Lipe- Chapin
Brown Lipes
Bisons
Paul King
Silverbrooks
Silvers
Commercial I
Burnet Parkers
South State Street
Bing Loehr
Bill Flasks
Commercial DI
Voca- Honal High School
Don Edwards
Onondaga County Saving Bank
Hotel Syracuse
Morningside Aces
Morningsides
Factory Teams Clash in Benefit For Injured Star
The W. C. Lipe and Syracuse Foundry Soft Ball teams will play a Division No. 3 Industrial League game at the M C A field as a benefit for Robert Rhymer an injured Lipe employee. Rhymer chipped a bone in his right ankle sliding into home three weeks ago and has been out of work with a casted foot. Two more teams will be signed for another game with all proceeds aiding the athlete.
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W. C. Lipe
Syracuse Foundry
M.C. A
Robert Rhymer
Lipe Factory
Rhymer
Jamesville
Juniors Win Skaneateles Club Sailboat Races
Postponed races at Skaneateles Country Club yesterday produced wins by Bill Curran Brad Nicholson and Barbara Monnoyer in the Lightning class Dick Nicholson led the Comet class with Bob Waterbury second and John McChesney third Bill Welch captured the Dinghy class with Pat Welch close behind before a capsized boat disrupted the midway moment.
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Skaneatees Ab
Bill Curran
Dick Nicholson
Billy Welch
Skaneateles Country Club
Curran
Brad Nicholson
Barbara Monnoyer
Bob Waterbury
John McChesney
Bill Welch
Pat Welch
Lightning
BM Curran
Billy Dolan
Comets
Dice Nicholson
Dingy
Cuban Catcher Stars For Tulsa In Japanese Style Teaser
Cuban catcher Chico Hernandez, 25, of the Tulsa Oliers, shines as sparring partner for the Johnsonmen. The youthful player also demonstrates impressive command of English and quick bat work for the squad.
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Tulsa
Chico Hernandez
Tulsa Oliers
Johnsonmen
Thei 1A
Kiki Cuyler Returns as Chicago Coach
Chicago to welcome Hazen Kiki Cuyler back to the Cubs as coach after eight seasons in the outfield and a stint managing Chattanooga in the Southern Association. He will replace Dizzy Dean, who left coaching to become a radio announcer in St. Louis and is due to join the Bruins on Saturday.
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Kiki Cuyler
Chicago
Chicago Cit
St. Louis
Bruins
Four Records Are Broken At National Skeet Championships
Skeet shooters set four new marks and tied two more as Indianapolis hosted six titles at the seventh annual national skeet championships. The event covers 12- and 20-gauge divisions for men women professionals and families, with mixed and team formats. Notable performances included Patricia Laursen and several veterans achieving top placements in the opening rounds.
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Indianapolis
Ate
Bridge League
Patricia Laursen
Asbury Park
N. J
Old Akron
John Haggerty
E. Day
J. W. Scott
Leslie Webb
Richmond
Scall
R. S. Weekes
Dick O'Connell
Syracuse
Alex
Murray Deleuen
Rochester
Kerr
Beverly Hills
Calif
Bridge in Syracuse By Fire Odd SINGLE
The Syracuse Citizens Club hosted a duplicate contract tournament with notable results. Mrs. R. A. Hilder and Francis Fitzgerald won with 142 points, while Mrs. F. A. Longley and John Haggerty were second with 81 and 8. J. Nicholson and John Miskelly took third with 8014. Several other pairs placed, and Behr joins the Syracuse contingent at Asbury Park for open pair play. The sixth annual Northern New York Contract Bridge tournament is planned for Oswego, with various events and defending champions listed.
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Syracuse Citizens Club
R. A.,hilder
Francis Fitzgerald
F. A. Longley
John Haggerty
J. Nicholson
John Miskelly
H. D. Gros
Roscoestrough
PF. S. Tracy
J. W. Greenfield
Charles Lundy
Frank Weaver
J. J. Glass
M. Freedman
Standen
J. L. Young
Merle Neeley
Howard Behr
Syracuse
Asbury Park
Phe
New’ York
Pontiac
Oswego
E. E. Taylor
Lawrence Sullivan
J. J. Haggerty
Howard Behm
R. J. O'Connell
Lowell Harder
Jerome Siamond
DHE
Chenango Valley
Norwich
J.N. Benedict
J.P. Benedict
J. J. Burns
B. Agruss
G. Hartness
R. J. Baldwin
C. M. Flaherty
R. M. Deyo
A. Longley
C. W. Spencer
Central New York
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Syracuse Citizen's Club
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San Francisco
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