Syracuse Baseball School Ends As Camp Sanctioned Hopes Rise
Syracuse baseball boss Vint Ens praised the school run by Hod Lisenbee and Frank Randell, noting 15 to 18 pitchers showed potential while many attendees aged misrepresented. Jimmy White, the Kilinnelle Park prodigy, impressed with no hit games and a live fastball though overall hitting talent remained limited. competition in the final day aimed to push players toward normal form and possible league ball status.
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Hod Lisenbee Near Perfect In No-Hitter
Syracuse Chiefs ace Hod Lisenbee fires a near perfect no hitter against Jersey City in 1937, facing 22 batters with one error backing him. The win marks the Chiefs’ strong performance as Royales battled to prevent more runs, while Lisenbee joins a notable International League no hitter sequence.
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Newark Bears Clinch Doubleheader Sweep to Move Within Half-Game
Newark Bears win a doubleheader against Toronto 5-0 and 6-3 to climb within half a game of Baltimore in the International League standings. Joe Page, sent down by the Yankees, shut out Toronto in game one, while Don Johnson allowed three runs in game two as the Bears stretch their win streak to 16 of 29. Rochester swept Baltimore, 5-2 and 6-5, as Kemp Wacker and Low Sakae contributed strong relief pitching. Joe Orrell strong in Buffalo win over Detroit_reference.
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Vienna defeats Twilight Tear in Belmont upset
New York reports a major upset at Belmont Park as Vienna, owned by Woodward, defeats the heavily favored Twilight Tear by three quarters of a length in the Alabama Stakes. Thread of Gold raced with Tear early, but Vienna surged from last to win as Tear faded in the stretch. Vienna timed in 2:03 5/5 and earned $18,225.
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Browns Land In New York For 4 Games
The Browns, after eight straight wins at home, head to New York for a four game series. The Giants, in a slump, faced mounting pressure as Pittsburgh and Chicago chased the Pirates in the standings. Vouelle earned his 14th win as the Giants struggled at the plate and in the field during a tough westward trip.
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Yankee Maid Tops Field in Goshen Ambletonian Preview
In Goshen August 9 UP reports a large field of 16 three year olds, six colts and five fillies, contesting a $34,427 Ambletonian trotting classic. Yankee Maid, a bay Gilly from Kansas owned by A L Derby of Wichita and to be driven by Henry Thomas, was a heavy 4 to 5 favorite amid a field featuring many stallion offspring and notable contenders including Enac Eta's Boy Rose Dean and other entries from across the U S.
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Waldorf again named All Stars star coach in charity clash
Lynn Waldorf selected as coach of the College All-Stars for the charity game against the Chicago Bears at Dyche Stadium in Evanston. The 10th season at Northwestern marks Waldorf’s eighth prior All-Star appointment, with assistants including Bo McMaha Henry Frnka and Jeff Cravath guiding 73 hand-picked players.
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Bears Move Into Indiana at Collegeville Camp
The Chicago Bears, defending league champions, assembled near St Joseph's College in Collegeville Indiana for training ahead of their fifth clash with the College All-Star team on August 30. Forty nine Bears traveled from Chicago with several new faces among them and eight more players expected to arrive soon from home.
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Women reach semi finals at city parks tennis
In Kirk Park yesterday Jane Candee beat Alice Koon 6-2 6-2 while Dorothy Albright defeated Ri Klock 6-2 6-1. Barbara Grimes de Carr and Pennington also advanced, each winning 6-0 6-0 and 6-2 6-3 respectively. men’s rounds saw McKay, Dencker, Fiegenbaum win in first round.
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Coaches Told To Set Example For Grid Players
In Wichita Falls Texas on August 8 coaches attending the Texas High School coaching school heard Jays Jewell Wallace, who led San Angelo High School to a state title, urge that a coach must set a proper example. He warned that if a coach drinks or parties and leaves boys unsupervised, it undermines training and discipline.
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Eastern net play opens at Westchester Club seedings set
The Eastern grass court tennis championships begin at Westchester Country Club. Top seed in women’s singles is Pauline Betz of Los Angeles while Francisco Segura of Ecuador leads the men’s ranking.
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Hart Tops Shucco in Seven Round Heavyweight Battle
Pvt. Al Hart, 226 pounds, from Camp Kimér New Jersey, overwhelmed 179-pound Tony Shucco of Boston in a seven round heavyweight bout at Griffith Stadium before 1,601 fans. Hart floored Shucco twice, knocking him from the ropes in round four and again in round seven, before referee Eddie Lalond stopped the bout with 2:54 left in the final round.
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Unclear Scribbled Sports Clip Echoes Rivalry
Fragmentary notes report a late rally with three runs in the sixth, mentioning Wilpy Sea and York, plus a call to save scraps and beat a Nast record. Text is distorted with stray phrases and illegible names.
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High Schools to Stadium for Football At Syracuse
Syracuse Public Schools and Syracuse University finalize a deal moving seven high school football games to Archbold Stadium this fall, with about 11 double-headers possible. The agreement shifts receipts toward the schools, while university home games remain four, and several attractions may be scheduled as night events to boost attendance despite past losses.
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Onondaga Opens Two Days For City Title Seekers Golfers
The city amateur golf tournament entries may be filed at the Onondaga Club. Practice rounds will be available tomorrow and Friday at Onondaga Golf and County Club. The course will be restricted to members on Saturday and Sunday.
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