Alouettes Open Season Amid Pro Star Signings
The Alouettes enter the season as clear contenders but face strong Western opposition as Edmonton hosts Saskatchewan and Calgary plays against Toronto. The league opens with Winnipeg later, while Montreal hosts Toronto on August 25 as former US college and pro players join Canadian teams. Notable names include Rene Knox of UCLA, Fran cis Machinsky of Ohio State, and Zallie Toth from Baltimore with Hamilton and others across teams.
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Orontc
Montreal
Alouettes
Heartard
Big Four
Lvmiston Tigercats
Ottawa Meath Tiders
Hamilton
Alowettes
Toronto Arxoniuts
Bes Jy
Rene Knox
UCLA
Knox
Arth Hare
Alton
Mena Schriever
Texas
Chicago Bears
Jitraman Cureton
Francis Machinsky
Oho State
Toronto
Zallie Toth
Baltmore Colts
Tex Robinson
Temple
B.C
Bellevue Golf Event Yields Tight Finishes and Prizes
Bellevue golf results show players like Joe Crimgon Dirk Neeley Roy Shallsh and Tony Rudiger winning closest to pins on holes seven and fourteen. Numerous matches feature tight leads with many head-to-head wins including several one up or two up margins across a crowded field at Bellevue.
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Bellevue
Carmpan-sieOouRn
Kunger - Meuaiehemn
the-Goonet
Burfield-Moten
Benheif
Allen
Balis
Rankin
Redl
Wiouy Ee Sasder-Busdin
Peterson- Tifleknan
cattean-Dorses
Coughenour-Kinnes
Conan-Reaheid
Corrigan
Wasson Willioiss
Priter
Fetchene-Patcherle von Meatsers Marven
Cramer
Ater Bounine
Michaels-Kells
Byene-Willians
Sonree-Hopen
Carellon
Borsed-Ginkold
Groay
Sepere-Carmchael Fever Dawson
Hewmoon Rey
Tyienderavtoes Staihes Econos
Suan Newman
Butler
Zoller
7000 Watch Auto Race in Rochester
The Weath erly of Norfolk Virginia won a 100 mile convertible car race in Rochester under the National Association of Stock Car Automobile Races. About 7000 persons watched. Dan Lettrer of Dawney California was second, Glen Wood of Stuart Washington third, and Allen Ray of Fresno California fourth.
Major League Leaders Include Mantle and Yanks Pace
A readout of season leaders across batting and pitching with notable names like Mantle Aaron Kaline and Ford topping lists. Mantle leads in runs hits and total bases while Ford Haddix and Brewer show strong pitching and offense across teams including Yankees Braves and White Sox. The piece also notes broader league standings and a reference to a local namesake event and a fragment about women’s league coverage.
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Maional Teague
AB de Satvinst
Y Or Bailey
Cin
S. J
Tod Ssitbayns Bos
Sut Bos
Ikuenn
Dot Homie
Mantte
Sutder
Daxigers Braves
WIBS
Robins
Rugs
Mantle
Yanks
Kaline
Tigers
Athletes
Musial
Wertz
Indians
Roi
Inson
Redlegs
White Sox
Snider
Dexigers
Aaron
Braves
Yost
Senators
Fox
Ashburn
Haddix
Phils
Ford
UW Pierce
Major League Standings and Friday Results Recap
National League results show New York defeating Pittsburgh 5 3 and Philadelphia beating Brooklyn 3 2. St Louis and Chicago posted 2 1 and 2 1 losses respectively as Friday’s games wrapped. Saturday night futures include Pittsburgh at New York Hearn against Maghe Brooklyn at Philadelphia Rogovin and Crone matchups Milwaukee at Cincinnati Crone versus Kappstein and Chicago at St Louis Davis against Schmidt. Sunday schedule lists Pittsburgh New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Milwaukee Chicago St Louis and Chicago games.
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Ais Aokee Arcot
Brookly
St. Lows
Philadelphex
Pattsburgh
Chicago
York
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cinemanati & Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Hearn
O Maghe
Rogovin
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Crone
Kappstem
St. Lewis
Davis
Schndt
Ciena
Cheago
Mrs. Kellys Boys Lead Golf Pace in League Thriller
The Herald Journal Golf League sees the Kelly Brothers steer Carls to first place after a win over the Irsines. AL OBrien defeats Urban 12-4. Lee Hearn and Walt Men eeilly post shutouts as Washers and Kushes settle for a 4 draw. Next week features Darts versus Bills, Kushes versus Urleans, and Irvings against Washers at Green Lakes.
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Kelly Brothers
Carls
Herald-Journal
Ir Sines
AL O'Brien
Urban
Bul
Lee Hearn
Walt Meneilly
Washers
Kushes
Green Lakes
Bills
Dramling Golf and 1919 Baseball Odds Highlight New York Observations
Fragmented notes from a Groay New York event list leads and team results. Harold Bartell tops Group Washington with 16, while Baltimore and Kansas City show mixed results. Probable pitchers include Foytack, Wilson, Marsh, Kret, and Stone in multiple matchups among Detroit Chicago Cleveland Baltimore and New York.
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Davee Cavanaugh
Elliott
Wiihate
New York
Hale
Henry
Boston UL Sint Pomeroy
John Chienge
Ann Sperry
Balinvi
Harold Bartell
Kansas
Kansas City
Cleveland
Kret
Garcia
Washington
Boston Stone
Porterheld
Baltimore
Thley Get
Kucks
Brown Hs
Pahoa
O'Hare Captures Senior Championship in Final Clash
O'Hare defeated defending champion Corey to win the Senor Championship at Lake Shore Country Club. Sovik posted a 63 in earlier rounds as Corey rallied from behind, birdieing the 12th to clinch the late title triumph. Other contenders included Hoffman, Hartranft, and Goodfellow advancing in their respective flights.
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O'hare
Tulsl
Ceteran
Ray Caney
Syracuse
Euna
Mit
Olhia
Oxia
Het Pear
Larry Suvik
Elim- Halfinan
C. W. W W. Hoffman
Hoffman
Hare
Corey
Econ
Sovik
E. Pelow
Mickey “Hummell
Ward Hartranft
C. Evans
Art Goodfellow
Art Boisinger
Three Strokes Ahead Burke and Furgol Tie For Milwaukee Lead
Burke and Furgol shot 129s to lead the Milwaukee Open after two rounds as the field regrouped for the third round. Teammates and notable players like Demaret, Lighardus, and Benerson vie for position while Baldinger and Demaret chase a share of the low‑score cluster.
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Millfaukee
UPI
Jacke Burke
Ed Furgot
Géles
Babe Lighardus
Tuilside
al Baldinger
Erindate
Can
al Bessetink
Grossinger
Jimmy Demaret
Kiamesha Lake
Burke
Furgol
Mike Felchick
Mahopac
N.Y
Don Finsterwald
Bedford
Tripoli
Heights
Ohio
Mike Benersentto
Fot
Racine
Wis
Dave Douglas
Newark
Del
Sam Snead
White
Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Jum Tur Fur
Lesser Finalist As Canadian Women Open Opens
Seattle amateur Pat Lesser reached finalist status at the Canadian Women’s Open after defeating Marlene Steuart of Fonthill. Steuart, holder of the U.S. women’s amateur title, faded late and finished two down with four holes remaining, ending the match in Winnipeg.
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Winnipeg
WUI
Pat Lesser
Seattle
Marlene Steuart
Fonthill
Brown
Miss Stewart
Iso
U.S
Aces Edge Valley Merchants In Legion Playoff
Hatk s Aces defeated the Valley Merchants 4 to 3 at Meacham Field in a decisive Legion playoff game. Lou Ricelli pitched the win, with Tom Beagle Charis Swart and Larry Castle leading the batting. The best of five series continues with game three at McKinley Park Monday night.
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Valley Legion
Hatk's Aces
Valley Merchants
Meachem Field
jAces
Lou Ricelli
Tom Beagle
Charis
Swart
Larry Castle
McKinley Park
Dick Turcott Wins Weedsport 20-Lap Feature
Dick Turcott won the 20 lap feature at Weedsport with Doug Reynolds finishing second. The report notes the race and upcoming events on the same oval and mentions a second event schedule and times, with references to schedule for another race and confusion in the text.
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Dick Tureott
Weedsport
Doug Reynolds
Yomorran
One Girl Gang Tops US Winter Olympic Prospects
A Philadelphia report highlights Pam ela Kurrell, an 11 year old San Francisco high school student, as a leading prospect in the IAAL Winter Olympic development program. The piece notes rising performances by American women in track and field, citing record marks in discus and other events and detailing national championships and upcoming events.
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Pamela Kurrell
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Aradente Jm US
Onis
Franklin Fick
Poland
Tribe Wins 8 in Rew in Late Surge Chiefs Aim for Playoffs
Syracuse's comeback surge boosts hopes as they win 8th straight amid pennant chase. Key men Reynolds and Cartmill spark two wins, lifting standings and threatening Allentown for fourth. Syracuse faces Williamsport in today’s games as playoff berth chances stay alive.
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Tribe
Rew
Chiefs
Allentown
Rethick
63 Hill Gridders Invited to Camp
Syracuse University invites 63 football players to fall camp beginning September 1 under coach Ben Schwartzwalder entering his eighth season. veterans Jimmy Brown and Jimmy Tidton lead the talented backfield as workouts start at Colvin Street then move to the main campus. Physicals August 30, equipment day August 31, then rapid sessions before the season opener September 22 at Maryland with a subsequent game at Pittsburgh.
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Syracuse University
NCAA
Ben Schwartzwalder
Jimmy Brown
iJimmy Tidton
Orangemen
Colvin
Syracuse
Terrapins
Maryland
College Park
Pittsburgh
Sayyeday
Toronto Royals End Winning Streak With Easy Win
Kupp, the Royals pitching ace, returned to form as Toronto beat the Columbus Jets 4-2 on Friday night. Start earned his third win, while the Maple Leafs saw their 1-game streak halted by Richmond. Rochester topped Havana 13, Miami edged Buffalo 3-2, leaving Toronto four games back.
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Mick Nopach
Jeltmeld
Eateh O
Turturalt
Senny Duvets
Cale
Hadley
al Cartmill
Koback
Bill Thurston
Spracuse
Shaw
Bob Shaw
Jack Sanjin
Ted Ruchardaim
United
Kupp
Montreal Royals
Jis
Columbus Jets
Kipp
Tith of the Sea
Royals
Toronto Maple Leafs
Richmond Virginans
Army Golf Champion Ginsberg Traded For Hal Smith
Pvt Ray Moore Ginsberg wins All Army Open with 72 holes 285 amid trade rumors. Hal Smith heads to Baltimore, Joe Ginsberg to Kansas City in double waiver move. Ginsberg batted .216 with 12 RBIs, Smith hit .261 with 18 RBIs for former team.
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Ray Moore
Ginsberg
Army
Hal Smith
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City
Joe Ginsberg
Saiiging Ginsberg
Smith
Bears Arrive in Jacksonville for Gator Bowl Clash
Chicago Bears landed in Jacksonville Friday night ahead of the Gator Bowl showdown with the Chicago Cardinals. Coach Paddy Cascioli said he hoped several rookies would perform well and make an impact in tonight's game.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Chicago
Chicago Cardinals
Bears
Paddy Cascoli
Valley Merchants Defeat Cubs To Take Central NY Pennant
Duane Deaze pitched a tourney style game for Valley Merchants as they defeated the West End Cubs 4 to 7 to claim the pennant in the Central New York Baseball League. Phano homered for the Cubs and Bil Powers added a homer and two singles for the Merchants. Ed Bates also homered for Valley. Play ball starts Sunday afternoon.
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Duane Deaze
Valley Merchants
West End Cubs
Central New York Baseball League
Phano
Cubes
Bil Powers
Merchants
Fee
Ed Bates
Playalls
Istart Sundey Alternoon
Orange Lose 2 Gridders on Syracuse Football Roster
Syracuse University announced changes to its football roster with Ron Tyler and Dave Saul not returning this fall. Injuries and Army, Navy, and other home dates shape the lineup as Ed Collins, Gus Zac, and others vie for starting roles. quarterback job contenders include Ferdie Kuczala and Dan Fogarty. The Orange aim to rebound after last season’s five wins in eight games and prepare to host West Virginia on October 13 amid a slate of key opponents.
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Ron Tyler
Dave Saul
Syracuse University
Tyler
Orange Nine
Saul
West Point
Alanding
Ed Collin
Gus Zac
Archbold Stadium
West Virginia
Army
Penn State
Holy Cross
Colgate
Boston
Keeling
Beantown
Eddie Albright
Schuwartzwalder
Ferdie Kuczala
Sophie Chuck Zimmerman
CBA
Dan Fogarty
Lke
Irie
Syracuse
Bablis
Dick Aloise
Dan Althouse
Nick Bacsile
Dick Lasse
Fred Meier
Bill Petcos
Glenn Pressing
Tom Stephens
iHowie Vance
Maury Youmans
iSid Young
Warren Watrel
Dick Anderson
Jerry Cashman
June Dempses
Roger Grace
Gerry Hershey
Jack Ki
Wat
Stan Leonik
Dick Morris
Dick Morton
Jim Podraza
John Seketa
George Stock
Chuck
Istria
Dave Applehef
Ed Bailes
al Benerick
Mike Balt
Dan Farrell
Larry Davie
Rudy Farmer
Bob Federchuck
Hal Johnson
Ro Lueine
Ted Warholak
Biansiagiz
Bai Brown
Joe Kak
Walt Pietmischa
Steve Ringene
Joba Scheel
Frank Valuhar
Ed Ackley
Ed Boarrs
Jim Brown
al Cann
Dan Cero
Ed Coffin
Dean Danisehs Foratty
Paul
Needles Seeks $100,000 American Derby Crown at Washington Park
In Chicago, Needles with rider Dave Exh carries top weight as a 2 to 1 favorite in the $100,000 added American Derby field at Washington Park. Swoon's Son, ridden by Eddie Arcaro, and Rex Ettl sworth’s Terrang with Willie Shoemaker are among strong contenders as the race offers a rich purse and potential record payout.
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Chicago
UPI
Needles
D. & Mo Stabhes
Mint
Washington Park
Dave Exh
Ro Gay Drake
Swoon
Swann
Sonavi
Eddie Arcaro
Rex Ettlsworth
Terrang
Willie ‘Shoemaker
Gregory
Magpie
Ben A. Jones
Paul J. Bailey
Corsello Retains Crown In Sunnytown Golf Championship
Ed Corsello captured the Sun nycrest quad golf championship by defeating Dave Reidl 6 and 4 in the 26 hole final. He shot 66 in the morning to open a six hole lead while the afternoon 18 holes found both players even at par. Joe Sullavan won the second sight by beating J Marpinski and B Smith edged J Cook to take the third flight.
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Ed Corsello
Sunnycrest
Dave Reidl
Joe Sullavan
J. Marpinski
B. Smith
J. Cook
Norman Magee Battle For Title In Canadian Amateur
Moe Norman of Kitchener Ontario and Jerry Mage of Taromo-tied for the Canadian Amateur golf championship. They have not met in match play since earlier rounds. Magee led at times but Norman clinched the bracket with a key late finish.
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Edmonston
Moe Norman
Kitchener, Ont
Sind
Jerry Mage
Taromo
Sap
Hyeen Magee
Kaye
Champwemynij
Norman Painhd
Neeling
Vales
Hara Ap! Bute
Pact
Fama
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Schenectady
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Kelly
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Lerald-Journal
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N.C
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Moore
Joseph Kryla
Schoheld Baracks
Hawai Moore
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Fr. Biss
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