Ivy Leaguers barred from East West Shrine Game
Ivy League players are no longer eligible for the East-West Shrine football game in San Francisco. The ban aims to curb post season bowl game excesses, a decision that disappoints sponsors and longtime advisor coach Andy Kerr, famed as the “peppy little Scot.” Kerr remains a key figure in selecting talent for the East squad.
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San Francisco
Andy Kerr
Scot
Stanford University
Kerr
Colgate University
Allstars
Shrine
Bill Reid
Colgate
Andy
Hamilton
Andy Kerr and Vic Hanson remembered for football and basketball
A tribute to Andy Kerr famed for football and baseball at Dickinson College and Colgate, linking his campus days with Pop Warner and later Stanford and Washington and Jefferson. The piece also honors Vic Hanson, praised as a premier Syracuse athlete and prompting talk of a Vic Hanson Night by fans.
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Andy
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Kerr
Dickson
Jim Thorpe
Redskins
Glen “Pop” Warner
Stanford
Palo Alto
Calif
Pop
Washington and Jefferson
Hamilton
Colgate
Chenango Valley
Red Raider
Andy Kerr
Vic Hanson
Syracuse University
Grant Rice
Goodman Voices Support For Vic Hanson Night In Syracuse
Louis Goodman urges Syracuse to honor Vic Hanson with a dedicated night as Hanson’s mascot role and local hero status are celebrated. The piece recalls Billy Mills’ Syracuse appearance and lists major league stars who might join a benefit tied to youth baseball, but notes scheduling conflicts and limited fall crowds.
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Louis Goodman
Vic
Vic Hanson
Thlete
Syracuse
Victor Arthur Hanson
Louis B. Goodman
Billy Mills
Utica
MacArthur Stadium
Chiefs
Billy
Joe Collins
Bob Kuzava
Yankees
Hal White
Virgil Trucks
Tigers
Vic Wertz
Browns
del Ennis
Connie Ryan
Phillies
Libby Listi
Braves
Sherman Lollar
White Sox
Clyde Kluttz
Washington
Ted Lepcio
Red Sox
Miss
American Legion
Barnstormers
Golf Driving Contest Set At Westvale Driving Range
Fifty players qualified from 16 Syracuse area courses to compete in the Herald Journal driving contest at Westvale in the evening. Contestants have three balls per turn with the longest count. Tom Tormey of Bellevue leads as defending champion with a 292 yard drive. Spectators admitted free.
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Central New York
Herald- Journal
Westvale
Syracuse
Tom Tormey
Bellevue
Tormey
di ‘Nelt
Sunnverest
Joe Dawson
Seneca
Edi
Herald-Journal
John Ward
Seixas Rose upset Aussies in Davis Cup doubles final
Vic Seixas of Philadelphia and Mervyn Rose stunned the world champions Frank Sedgman and McGregor McGregor in the national doubles final 3-6 10-8 10-8 6-8 6-4. Hart and Fry won the women’s title at Wimbledon as Connolly and Brough fell. Next up: National Singles at Forest Hills starting Friday with Sedgman favored.
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Brookline
Mass
Ins
Sevier
Inca
Ther
Newport
Seixas
Herb Fiam
Yenman
Canada
Holf
Apres
Southpaw Rose
Don Candy
Seikas
Sedgman
McGregor
Hari-Fry
Connolly-Brough
Miss Hart
Miss Fry
Wimbleton
Forests
Miss Connolly
Syracuse 6-0 Victory Sparks Oneida Playoff Win
East Syracuse Chiefs shut out Baldwinsville 6-0 behind Alex Wisniewski as opening playoff action in the Oneida division. Central Square beat North Syracuse 10-3. MarcelLas defeated Moravia 9-4 behind McLaren. Port Byron fell 6-5 to Split Rock. Hannibal topped Oswego 3-2 and Red Creek beat Fair Haven 9-4 in Ontario division play.
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Alex Wisniewski
Syracuse Chiefs
Baldwinsville
Oneida
Syracuse
Bees
Dow
Central Square
North Syracuse
Owasco
Marcellas
Moravia
McLaren
Dick Ward
Jim Tierney
Ike Benedict
Marcellus
Port Byron
Split Rock
Ontario
Hannibal
Osivego
Hannibal Diamond
Red Creek
Fair Haven
Florence Chadwick Begins Strenuous Catalina Channel Training
Florence Chadwick has started strenuous training for her mid September Catalina Channel attempt. The effort aims to boost her endurance and timing for the historic open water crossing.
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Florence Chadwick
Brooklyn Giants Dodgers Lead Streaks Amid Busy MLB Action
Brooklyn solidified its position atop the National League by routing the Cardinals 10 to 0, with Preacher Roe earning his 10th win. The Dodgers set a NL record with 39 straight innings, while the Yankees won 4 to 2 over the Tigers and the Red Sox edged the Browns 2 to 1. Other results included the Indians beating Washington in 16 innings and Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston, and Pittsburgh posting varying scores.
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Brooklyn
Cardinals
Giants
Preacher Roe
Jos Black
George Shuba
Duke Snider
Gil Hodges
Dodgers
Cubs
Yankees
Tigers
Indians
Ayashington
New York
Cleveland
Red Sox
Browns
Lou Boudreau
Athletics
White Sox
Carli Scheik
Chisagol
al Corvin
Cincinnati
Wes Westrum
Davey Williams
Chicago
Robin Roberts
Warren Hacker
Philadelphia
Russ Meyer
Boston
Pittsburgh
Ron Neccial
Ralph Kiner
Sonny Senerchia
Irv Noren
Ed Lepat
Luke Easter
Randy Gumpert
Sinch
Earl Rapp
Barry Wynn
Clevelana Afala
Easter
Ray Boone
Boudreau
al Benton
Ellis Kinder
Dizzy Trout
Voumer
Moot Avers
Chicago Bears
Detroit
New York Giants
Bobey Larne
Doak Walker
Packers
Ray Renfro
Brown
Tommy Thompson
Ken
Browns and Lions Triumph In Preseason Gridiron Showdowns
In preseason action at Archbold Stadium and Little Rock, the Cleveland Browns beat the Green Bay Packers 21 14, while the Detroit Lions shaded the Philadelphia Eagles 7 3. Attendance reached 22 125 and 24 000 respectively as Cleveland and Detroit prepare for upcoming games.
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Cleveland Browns
Detroit Lions
Archbold Stadium
Browns
Green Bay
Packers
Detroit
Philadelphia
Little Rock
Ark
Advisor to Lonnie Stagg at Susquehanna University
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 90, longtime coach in his 62nd year, serves as advisor to his son Lonnie Stagg at Susquehanna University in Pennsylvania.
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Amos Alonzo Stagg
Lonnie Stagg
Susquehanna University
Kickoff Luncheon Invites Three Central New York Coaches
The annual Central New York football kickoff luncheon is set for Monday September 15 in the Hotel Onondaga ballroom. Chairman J S Rusterholtz cites the event’s value to draw the largest crowd yet. Guests include Syracuse coach Ben Schwartzwalder Cornell’s Lefty James and Colgate’s new head coach Harold Lahar joining the Big Three.
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Central New York
Onondaga
J. 5. Rusterholtz
Ben Schwartagvalder
Syracuse
Lefty James
Cornell
Harold Lahar
Colgate
Central
New York
Snead Wins Brazilian Open by Large Margin
Sam Snead of White Sulphur Springs wins the Brazilian Open with a 72‑hole total of 267, topping Picardo Roffi of Argentina by 13 strokes. Mari Gonzalez of Brazil finishes third, Fidel De Lucca and Roberto De Vicenzo of Argentina place fourth and fifth.
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Paulo
Brazil
Sammy Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Vayesser Gay
Snead
Picardo Roffi
Argentina
Mari Gonzalez
Ec? Fidel de Lucca
Roberto de Vicenzo
Onondaga Indians Narrow Tuscarora In Square Series
The Onondaga Indians defeated Tuscarora 413 to 5 at Nedrow to tie the series at one game each. Tuscarora won the opener 14 to 7 at Tuscarora, with the deciding game scheduled for Sunday on the Onondaga reservation.
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Onondaga Indians
Tuscarora
Nedrow
Onondaga
Auto Loop Meets Organization At Syracuse Bowling Center
A handicap men's bowling loop is scheduled at the Syracuse Bowling Center tomorrow night at 1 39 o'clock. The meet is set for Tuesdays with ah members of the organization urged to attend and enter teams for the loop.
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Syracuse
Gagne and Schmidt Squad Up For War Memorial Tag
Verne Gagne and Mans Schmidt join forces for a best of three falls tag showdown at the War Memorial. Gagne partners with Farmer Marlin while Schmidt teams with Lord James Blears as they collide in Syracuse wrestling action.
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Verne Gagne
Mans Schmidt
Syracuse
War Memorial
Cagne
Farmer Marlin
Schmidt
Lord James Blears
Gagne
Schmit
Joe Saccol
Terry Foster
Frank Fazo
Don Beitelman
Suni War Cloud
Chris Tolos
East Syracuse Hick School Football Candidates Warned for Exams
East Syracuse Hick School football candidates must appear at the school gym Friday morning for physical examinations. Coach Bil Maz says the first practice will be held Monday morning on the school field.
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East Syracuse Hick School
Bil Maz
Montreal Wins Regional to Represent Region No 1 in World Series
Montreal will represent Region No 1 in the Little League World Series opening tomorrow in Williamsport. The Canadians defeated Corning 3 to 1 Saturday to clinch the regional championship.
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Schenectady CP
Montreal
Wilemsport
Corning
Banks, Cage Star, Killed in One-Car Crash Near Troy
David Banks former pro basketball star and Alfred Heinfeld died in a one car crash on the Waterford Halfmoon road. Robert McDonald a jockey survived with non life threatening injuries. Banks lived Mineola Long Island and formerly played for Brooklyn and the original New York Celtics.
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Troy
David
Davey” Banks
Waterford- Halfmoon
Thera
Banks
Ferncroft Rd
Mineola
L. i
Brooklyn
New York Celtics
Troy Celtics
Alfred Eifeld
Saratoga Springs
Robert McDonald
Baltmore
McDonald
Leonard Hospital
International Sports Car Grand Prix Week at Watkins Glen
Plans are underway for the International Sports Car Grand Prix program at Watkins Glen from September 14 to 20. The big race day is Saturday September 20 featuring the Seneca Cup 52.8 miles at 7:45 PM the Queen Catharine Montour Cup Race of 15 laps 3 miles at 12:15 PM and the International Grand Prix 99 miles at 3:00 PM.
Parker Pigeon Wins 161-Mile Syracuse Race
The Syracuse Racing Pigeon Club held a 161 mile race from Hornell to Syracuse yesterday won by a blue check bird owned by V W Parker. Second and third went to F Foerch birds, with F Krens bird fourth and R Smith fifth. A total of 156 birds competed and the winner’s speed was 1022.74 yards per minute.
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Syracuse
Horneil
V W. Parker
F. Foerch
F. Kren
R. Smith
J. DeVerso
G. Schauer
T.sassin
C. Kraus
J. Cawley
D. Patalina
H. Kraus
W. Grablosky
Charles-Cervini Softball Team Wins State Title
The Charles-Cervini softball squad captured the State Amateur Softball Association championship by winning four of five at Cobleskill over the weekend. They will play in the eastern regional tournament in Newark, New Jersey. Dick Silverthorn pitched the decisive 5-0 victory over Schenectady in the final game, limiting the opponent to two hits.
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Charles-Cervi
Cobleskill
Wil
Newark
N. J
Charles-Cervinine
Elimira
Schenectady
Uilea
Dick Silverthorn
Silverthorn
Elmira
Utica
Jake Kiecist
Syracuse
Miller Wins 25-Lap Feature at Lafayette Speedway
Bernie Miller edged a seven lead change race for the 25-lap feature at Lafayette Speedway yesterday. Paul Korman took second with Harold Crysler third. Heat winners were Dick Cannon Crysler and Miller. Doug Howell won trophy cash. Kormaz won consolation. Dutt Yanni led the semifinal in Syracuse.
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Bernie Miller
Lafayette Speedway
Paul Korman
Harold Crysler
Dick Cannon
Syracuse
Crysler
Miller
Doug Howell
Delphi Falls
Kormaz
Dutt Yanni
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