Veterans return shape college football as boxing drives Syracuse slate
Veterans resume college careers as teams weigh returnees and overseas service. Syracuse plans Labor Day boxing at MacArthur Stadium under Onondaga Sports with Leonard Schindler Swiderski promoting weekly shows, indoor switch possible, and aims for 1000 advance tickets and 2000–5000 attendance targets.
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Birthday milestone for long-time baseball figure Ens
Ens reaches 55 amid a season of shifts and road trips. The veteran player's early start with San Antonio in 1908 is recalled, with moves through Syracuse, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Cincinnati, and managerial stints. The Chiefs face Jersey City next, then a five game Newark Bears finish.
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Morton and Walker Cooper Lead Cardinals to Big Win
Morton and Walker Cooper powered a 11 to 1 victory over Chicago. Morton scattered nine hits over the coasted innings. Walker contributed a homer and three singles driving in three runs, aiding the Cardinals in the South showdown.
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One-Mile Pace and Trot Results From Saratoga Meet
The Saratoga pace and trot results list multiple divisions for 3-year-olds and up, 7-year-olds, and 4-year-olds with entries such as Cat o3 Adam teeevere, Real Ore, Mina Dai, and Frisco Dae. Notable times include Time 2 10 2 and Time 3 08 e, with horses like The Colonies Lad y Countess Lena and Black Jewel among the runners.
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Patee
Parscots
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Pownall
Lena
Spica
Black Jewel
Former Champions Headline Boxing Carnival Tonight
New York reports tonight’s boxing carnival features former champions as guests. Notable names include Bob Ola and Sige Tee leading the show at the Maritime Service Center in Seay Bay with trainers and other specialists listed among the attendees.
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Francis Kelleher Bat Silent as Barrage Smashes Homers
The Los Angeles Angels beat the Stars 16-12 in a power display that yielded eight homers, five by Hollywood hitters and twelve RBI. Francis Nelleher, the Stars’ left fielder, did not homer in the game.
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Bears and Birds Open World Series Clash in Pennant Race
The league leading Bears face the Orioles in tonight’s pivotal series opener as both teams chase the pennant. Tommy Thomas and Frank Bier anchor Newark’s rotation with Muldovan Johnson and Page among key relievers. Bird batters include Patica and West or Lowry strength. Rainouts in Baltimore Syracuse and Montreal Buffalo left other clubs idle.
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Tucson Boys Legion Victors In Little World Series Run
Tucson's Legion team routed Portland 9-6 in the sectional finals to advance in the American Legion Little World Series. 16 year old Bob Acosta drove in four with two triples while Tucson overcame Aberdeen and Portland in the four day tourney. They head to Minneapolis August 26-31 with other sectional champions.
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Cardinals Anning for New Record in 194? Season
The Latuns Camtinmats hint at a strong pitching staff led by Mort Cooper Max Lanier and Ted Wilks as the Cardinals seek a historic win pace. Cooper, Walker Cooper and teammates contributed power with a grand slam-era outing as they edge the Cubs to extend their lead.
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Landis Views Great Lakes Nine as Giants Lose
Baseball Commissioner Kenesaw M Landis watched the Great Lakes sailors defeat the New York Giants 5 to 1, marking their sixth win over major league clubs this season and their fourth win in 16 games. Virgil Franks, a former Detroit chef, held off the Giants with three hits.
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Pitcher Vosmik Soundly Whaled by Columbus Club
In Columbus Ohio on August 21 Joe Vosmik, once a major league pitcher, struggled on the mound for Minneapolis. He worked four innings and allowed nine hits as Columbus plated 22 runs on 22 hits, defeating two other pitchers and the club 22 to 0.
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Redskins Favored In Friday Grid Tilt
Washington Redskins led by Sammy Baugh were 8-3 favorites to defeat Maj. Paul Schissier's March Field All Americans in tomorrow night's Coliseum opener. Both teams completed final preparations yesterday for the game.
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Fay Park Wins Big Shock at Lanzacres Race
Jockey Jerry Jasperson rode Fay Park to a 2 to 1 payoff in last night’s Lanzacres feature, returning $56.70 for a $2 wager. Valdia tub won the feature mile with Vrance River runner up, paying $13.50 and $6.60. Smoke Dreams paid to show.
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