Local golf legends of Onondaga and Tuscarora draw praise
The article chronicles Onondaga and Tuscarora golf champions and notable players from Bellevue Sand Shattuck to Be stoWais with records and dynasties spanning 28 years. It highlights Rolland Tickner as a beloved figure, notes multiple champions, and mentions family lineages and notable siblings in the tournament.
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Ste Shews
Ime Anus Gehl
Aave Bellevue
Kreax
Fa Ae
Aaa
Aya Laur
Howard Sprague
Tuscaroran
Onondaga
Tuscarora
Ant BestoWais
Burnet Park
Sone
Eart
Joe Griffin
Bellevue
Frank Shattuck
Joe
Larry
Lov Ruland Tickner
Ton O'Hare
Axling
John Hunter
Duncan Thomson
Will Shattuck
Lascock
Robson
Brown
Ward
Banazek
Podolak
Aylingz
Chiefs Win on Road in Syracuse Thriller
The Chiefs beat Syracuse 7 5 or 6 5 in a tense road game as Maloney pitched four innings for the win. Key moments included Durrett hurt sliding into third, Durrett scoring, and a late Royals rally thwarted by strong defense and precise plays at the plate.
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Chiefs
Royals
Ingie
Saturbee
Trou
Werth
Andre Breard
Santa
Mano
Fitzgerald
Syracu
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Imothe
Gabbard
Rames
Andrew
Hals
Stevens
Moore
Andrews
Ramos
Tyler
Mole
Lakeman
Syracuse
Halski
Basimski
Malloy
Aaniski
Ens
Malley
Maloy
Duek
Durrett
Carson
Rice
Breard
Beliinger
Chipple
Corriden
Basinski
Gullatt Horses Banned From Rockingham Park Races
Stewards at Rockingham Park banned any horses owned by W Gullatt or trained by Benny Lessler from entering races until further notice. No reason was given. First Draft and Clyde Tolson, winners of Saturday’s features, are listed as Gullatt owned and Lessler trained.
Kansan Refuses 30000 Offer For Filly The Maid
Report from Kentucky tracks notes Kansan Well and The Maid facing top rivals in heats at The Hills farm. Jockey Henry Thomas praised The Maid as one of the best mannered horses he has driven after a dominant performance, with The Maid finishing strong in the opening heat and earning second money in another.
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Henry Haisht
Aimonhurst
Kentucky
Blue Gra
Ohio
Ran Berets Mess
Henry Thoms
Thomas
Aaron F. Williams
Ruth
James EB. Johnsrs
Rapid Hanover
Joseph F. Burke
Hometown Jockey to pilot Cocopet in Camden stake
Camden New Jersey August 10 2 copet and the crack apprentice Booby Permane a hometown boy will show their wares to racegoers in the Garden State Park area for the Colonial Handicap In which the Lazy French fil will carry 110 pounds A good stake winner last season she recent Long Island endeavors suggest she is returning to form The Camden born Permane started on the road to fame at Garden State last summer when he rode home his first winner Royal Silver a 735 to 1 long shot
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Cocopet
Camden
N. J
Permane
Owill
Garden State Park
Garry
Long Island
Garden State
Royal Silver
All-American golf tourneys draw 167 entries in Chicago
George S Mas president of Tam o Shanter CC announced 167 entries for the 425000 All American golf tournaments set for Aug 21 27 at Chicago Aug 10. He expected more from top money winners Jay McSpaden Evgen Nelson Sam Byrd and Craig Wood. Two pros Ralph Guidahl Harry Cooner Denny Shute Tony Manero joined 12 women entrants and 92 amateurs are listed with Lt Paul Berg of the Marines and GBeuy Hicks among the 12 pros.
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Icago
George S. Mas
Tam oShanter Country Club
Lsted
Jay MceSpaden
Evren Nelson
Sam Byrd
Craig Wood
Ralph Guidehl
Harry Cooner
Denny Shute
Tony Manero
Tony Penna
Jimmy Es
Ellsworth Vines
Rod Hamilton
Joe Turnesa
Ernie Ball
Buck White
Chick Evans
Harold Foreman
Jim Frisina
Paul Berg
The
Marines
Gbeuy Hicks
Secret Signals Set FBI Down Herald Journal
The FBI softball team beat Herald Journal 21 to 15 at Thornden Park using stealth signals and trick plays. Coach Arthur Cornelius praised his team while Herald Journal captain Jim Armstrong vowed to seek a rematch.
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FBI
Herald-Journal
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Thornden Park
Arthur Cornelius
7 St
Glamond Warriors
Cornelius
Jim Armstrong
Niagara Falls White Nine to Face Buckeyes in Exhibition
The Buckeyes of the Negro American League travel to MacArthur Stadium for an exhibition with the Day All-Star white team from Niagara Falls. The Days, former league players now war plant workers, have a strong record and recently beat the Buckeyes in Niagara Falls. Ernest Wright leads the Buckeyes and had sought a Homestead Grays matchup before proposing this game.
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Niagara Falls
Buckeyes
Chiefs
MacArthur Stadium
Cleveland Buckeyes
Buffalo
Ernest Wright
Homestead Grays
Fight Results From Wilmington Del Boxers
In Wilmington Delaware Tommy Mollis outpointed Buck Streator in a 143 pound bout. Gut Henry II Sedt Jimmy Alien knocked out Reche in a 123 pound fight. Bobby Giles stopped Nelson Thorpe in Rochester. Benny Combs knocked out Jackie Carpenter in Warren Ohio. Brockien outpointed Weds Wison in New York.
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Wimington
Del
Tommy Mollis
Bailsnore
Buck Streator
Kingswood
N. J
Jimny Wilts
Sas
Henry ii Sedt
Jimmy Alien
Bobby Giles
Butata
New Haven
Reche
Butata A
Rochester
Nelson Thorpe
Benny sicCombs
Detroit
Jackie
Carpenter
Warren
Ohio
Char
Eherson
Brockien
New York
Newark Bears Succumb to Leafs in Tight IL pennant race
Toronto Leafs beat Newark Bears 2-1 as Balti more stays in reach. Knorr and Ordenanna connected for the winning run while Baltimore edged Red Wings 7-5. Danny Garden homered for Jersey City in a 9-7 victory over Buffalo. Syracuse topped Montreal 7-6 to finish its series.
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Toronto
Leafs
Newark Bears
Newark
Baltimore
Orioles
Luther Knorr
Danny Garden
Jersey City Giants
Buffalo
Danny
Hank Dana
Pincwhitter
George Souter
Syracuse
Montreal
Royals
Wexler Buys From Bradley in Horse Purchase
Max Wexler buys three year-olds Broken Even and Desert Mirage and two-year-old filly Bumper from Col E R Bradley stable. The trio shipped to trainer James McGee at Garden State for new training and racing plans.
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Bradley New York
Bumper
Col. E. R. Bradley
James McGee
Garden State
Browns Win Ninth in Row At New York
The Browns beat the Yankees 3 to 2 at Yankee Stadium to extend their winning streak to nine. Sig Jakucki earned his 16th victory in relief, Hank Borowy took the loss, and the Red Sox routed the White Sox 9 to 1 in Boston. Cecil O’Hughson improved to 18-5 for Navy-bound duties.
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Sig Jakucki
Beo Muancrief
Borowy
Browns
Red Sox
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Boston
Cecil “O ‘Hughson
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Hal Newhouser
Nats
Hudson
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Athletics
Philadelphia
al Smith
Bobo Newsom
Brookliyn Dodgers
Chicago
Cubs
Luis Olmo
Curt Davis
Reds
Cincinnati
al Javery
Arnold Carter
Harry Brecheen
Cardinals
St. Louis
Phillies
Max Lanier
Pirates
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Fritz Ostermueller
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