Team Gets Rolling for Eddie Dyer
The St. Louis Cardinals aim for first place as they roll through a crucial series with the Pirates after a 4-0 win over Cincinnati. Harry Brecheen struck out four, Terry Moore drove in three with a homer and a bases loaded single, keeping the Cards two games behind the Braves and one behind the Dodgers. The Pirates beat the Cubs 2-1 behind Truett Sewell as both teams press for position.
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Pirates
Red Birds
Braves
Dodgers
Cardinals
Harry Breeheen
Cincinnati
Breeheen
Reds
Terry Moore
Brecheen
Ken Raffensberzer
Chicago Cubs
Truett
Rip” Sewell
Sewell
Cubs
Doyle Lade
Ted Wilks
Fritz Ostermacher
Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
Brooklyn
Giants
Phils
Athletics
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Senators
A’s
Red Sox
Boston
Philadelphians
Joe Dobson
Dick Fowler
Lew Brissie
Bill Fleming Injured in Four-Horse Pileup at Fairgrounds
Harness driver Bill Fleming, formerly of Syracuse, sustained head injuries in a four-horse pileup during the first heat of the Little Pat purse at the Fairgrounds track. Good Time, owned by W. H. Cane of Goshen, won. Popular Ann ridden by Joe O’Brien of Lexington, Kentucky, stumbled on the first turn injuring O’Brien, Fleming, Clair Wolverton of Colfax Indiana, and Everett Osborne of Wichita Kansas. Wolverton also suffered head cuts. Osborne had a shoulder injury and head cuts. O’Brien had only light cuts.
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Springfield
Bill Fleming
Syracuse
Fairgrounds
W. H. Cane
Goshen
Ann
Joe
O'Brien
Lexington
O’brien
Fleming
Clair Wolverton
Colfax
Ind
Everett Osborne
Fight Results By the Associated Press
New York Eddie Ginsa 138 and Philadelphian Johnny LaRuase fought to a decision and no contest. Bernie Reynolds 614 Fairfield knocked out Bill Weinberg 614 Chelsea Mass. Timothy Hares 129 Boston stopped Barry Wood 133 Worcester. Herman McCray 147 and Honeychile Johnson 147 Philadelphia drew. Charlie Doc Williams 171 North Adams knocked out Mike Jacobs 178 Bayonne N J.
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Associated Press
New York
Eddie Ginsa
Philadeth Paleo
Johnny LaRuase
Conn
Bernie Reynolds
Fairfield
Bill Weinberg
Chelsa
Mass
Worcester
Timothy Hares
Boston
Barry Wood
Philadelphia
Herman McCray
Honeychile Johnson
Drew
North
From Pitcher to Outfielder Babe Ruth’s early career tale
Babe Ruth, in 1914, split rookie season between Baltimore and Providence pitching for the International League. He later joined the Red Sox, winning 87 games and 49 homers across five seasons, then shifted to right field with record home run totals and pivotal World Series triumphs. Ed Barrow recognized Ruth’s bat power, guiding his move from pitcher to outfielder.
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Babe Ruth
Baltimore
Providence
Ruth
Red Sox
Sox
Phillies
Bosox
Ed Barrow
Babe
Barrow
Chicago Cubs
Leslie Mann
Ruth ¢E Pifeh
Mann
Max Flack
Barone Beats Grant Despite Hand Injury in 10 Round Clash
Nick Barone defeated Bill Grant in a 10 round bout at MacArthur Stadium last night amid rain and a crowd of 8,493 for receipts of 5752.50. Barone fought with a swollen right hand while relying on a sharp left jab to win on a hard fought, close contest.
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Grant
Nick Barone
Curly Andrews
Joey de John
Nick
Bill Grant
South Orange
WN. J
MacArthur Stadium
Jeff
Enrone
Dick Albino
Guilfoyle
City
Family pairs clash in Syracuse mixed doubles final at Kirk Park
The Marquardt siblings Bob and Marian meet rivals Tom and Mary Ann Raleigh in the mixed doubles final this afternoon at Kirk Park. The Marquardts beat DeMayo pair 6-2 4-6 6-1 to reach the final. Raleighs defeated McGrath and Clock 6-4 6-3 in their semifinal.
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Syracuse
Kirk Park
Bob
Marian Marquardt
Tom
Mary Ann Raleigh
Marquardts
John
Rarjorie DeMayo
Raleighs
Harald McGrath
Rosamond Clock
Prison City Warrior Steals Show In Curtain-Raiser
SieMaxie from Auburn entertained the crowd in the four round curtain-raiser with wild swinging tactics drawing laughs. both fighters weighed 13244.
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Sie-Maxie
Auburn
Ex-Hockey Star Signed As Clarkson Instructor and Coach
POTSDAM Willinat BP Harrison of Walpole Massachusetts is named instructor in civil engineering and assistant coach of hockey and football at Clarkson College. A former Dartmouth hockey star and Dartmouth graduate, he served three years in the Marine Corps after attending Thayer. His Dart mouth teams 1941 42 and 1942 43 posted 83 victories and no defeats.
Syracuse Independents Clinch 15th Win Over Ramblers
The Syracuse Independents defeated the Syracuse Ramblers 2-1 as Bill Vickers held the Ramblers to two hits. Wilcox and Mick pairs produced the decisive runs with doubles in the fifth inning.
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Syracuse Independents
Syracuse Ramblers
Bill Vickers
Wilcox
Mick
Victory Tossers Edge Highlands in Closest Softball Classic
The Victory team shaded Highlands 4-3 in the tightest of three softball games at UMLC.A. Field. Our Lady of Pompei beat First Baptist 9-5, Porter Cables beat Court Pottery 2-4-9, Polish Home defeated Happy Hearts 4-3 at Fraser diamond. Ed Pienkowski threw a no hitter for the winners despite miscues and free bases, while Kim Garvey limited U S Hoffman to two hits in a 3-0 win at Lewis diamond.
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Highlands
U.mlc.a
Our Lady of Pompei
First Baptist
Porter Cables
Court Pottery
Happy Hearts
Fraser Diamond
Ed Pienkowski
Kim Garvey
U. S. Hoffman
Vietnans
Lewis Diamond
Stars Rally Behind Moore in 4–0 Victory Over Reds
Yesterday Verry Moore homered in the fourth inning and drove in two more runs in the sixth, lifting the Cardinals to a 4–0 win over the Cincinnati Reds.
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Verry Moore
Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Jones Pilots Two Winners at Jefferson County Fair
In Watertown the Jefferson County Fair featured two easy wins. Selka's Boy, driven by an Oswego rider, Ed Jones, won the 2:24 trot with a 15 length margin as Mar jorie Mac finished second. Bonner Glover, owned and driven by Robert G. Hay, captured the 2:16 pace in straight heats with Dolly Grattan second. Sir Harris won the first two heats of the 2012 trot but settled third in the final heat. Ginger Hanover, driven by Richards, took the final.
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Watertown
Harnell
Selka’s Boy
Marjorie Mac
Ed Jones
Oswego
Bonner Glover
Robert G. Hay
Gouverneur
Dolly Grattan
Betters
Sir Harris
Ed Llones
Ginger Hanover
Richards
Miners sweep Elmira in twin bill at Scranton
Scranton Miners beat Elmira Pioneers 2-0 and 6-1 behind Jim Davis and Harry Pilarski in a double victory at Scranton. Albany Senators won twice at Binghamton 4-2 and 4-0 as Williamsport fell 3-1 to Wilkes-Barre. Leveille hospitalized after being struck in head. X-ray pending.
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Associated Press
Scranton Miners
Utica Blue Sox
Elmira Pioneers
Jim Davis
Harry Pilarski
Pioneers
Miners
Scranton
Albany Senators
Binghamton
Williamsport Tigers
Wilkes-Barre Barons
Hartford
Utica
Senators
Rolland Leveille
Elmer Stepanovsky
Wilson Memorial Hospital
Johnson City
Leveille
Kitterman Signs with DAS Nationals Roster
Kitterman becomes the first DAS contract signing and joins newcomers Al Ceri Bil Gabor Hank O Keefe Kevin Connors and John Mackowski on the Syracuse Nationals roster for the coming season.
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Bob Kitterman
Syracuse Nationals
DAS
al Ceri
Bil Gabor
Hank O'Keefe
Kevin Connors
John Mackowski
Nationals
Important golf action shown in hand arc diagram
The diagram depicts a golfer uncocking wrists just before impact. The dotted line traces the hands from start to the point where the club head completes one third of its arc. Withholding wrist uncocking until the hands reach the indicated area ensures full power at impact rather than wasted height.
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Clurmead
Mrs Edwards Golf Champion at Kamargo Country Club
Mrs Stapley Edwards wins the season title over Miss Leis Mallen in the club finals at Kamargo Country Club. Beulah Pryor tops qualifying with 83. Eleanore Corbett takes Class B and Dorothea Allen wins Class C over Ruth Chamberlain.
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Watertown
Stapley Edwards
Kamargo Country Club
Leis Mallen
Edwards
Miss Mallen
Beulah Pryor
Eleanore Corbett
Marjorie Charlebois
Dorothea Allen
Ruth Chamberlain
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By Sam Snead
Mrs. Edwards Golf Champ
U.S. Royal Air Rides
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Maley Tire Cq., Inc
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U.S. Royal Air Ride
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S. State St
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