Keegan Aims for 19th Victory as Chiefs Open Series
Syracuse Chiefs pitcher Bob Keegan seeks his 19th win tonight at MacArthur Stadium opening a four game set with Toronto. Rochester beat Syracuse yesterday 10-7 boosting Wings’ lead. Steve Bilbo drove in four with a grand slam as Rochester downed Syracuse in the last game of the set before a 6,073 Booster Day crowd.
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Annual Herald Journal driving contest finals set for Westvale
Local golf highlights include the Herald Journal driving contest finals at Westvale to crown the area’s longest hitter. Other items cover Green Lakes and Crum Lins playoff, women’s 54 hole handicap event, and numerous club championships with players like Lehmann, Bennie, BerSani, Porillo.
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Sam Snead Golf Putting Tips From a 1950s Sketch
A compressed guide on putting by Sam Snead covers stance, grip, and stroke. It prescribes toes equidistant from the line, bent knees, motionless body, eyes over the ball, and a wrist-driven stroke with the putter blade flat. It notes a left forefinger reverse grip and a straight line follow-though with minimal body movement.
Syracuse Archer Leads New York Clout Shoot Dominance
Syracuse archers swept the New York State Association tournament with the men’s team title at 2,278 points from 372 hits in 384 bows at 60 yards. Helmut Wolf led individuals with 2,047 points. his wife won the women’s title with 2,169 points. Buffalo claimed the women’s team trophy while Helen Jakubowski led Buffalo with 692 points. Elwood Ellison of Syracuse posted 199 points to win the clout shoot on hits out of 86 arrows.
Baseball Scores Of Saturday In North American Leagues
International League results Syracuse 4 Rochester 5 and Montreal 3. New York and Cleveland led American League action with Detroit and Washington also winning. National League Boston 22 Philadelphia 2 and Chicago 3 featured heavy scoring amid uneven play.
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Falcons Hold CNY Lead With Elks Victory
Syracuse Falcons defeated Fulton Elks 10-3 at Ful ton to stay atop the Central New York Amateur Baseball League. Winning pitcher Don Althouse struck out 17 and allowed three hits as Mark Hoffman Fred Delaney and Bob Roman homered.
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Automobile Junior Keglers to Meet at Syracuse Bowling Center
An Automobile Junior Bowling League meeting will be held at 7 30 P M tomorrow at the Syracuse Bowling Center. The league seeks teams for the men's handicap loop and asks interested clubs to send a representative to the meeting.
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Gerow Hopes For Luck In Racine Stock Car Title
Dummy Gerow of Oriskany aims for a labor day win in the Eastern Stakes stock car championship at the New York State Fair Racine track. He faces 126 drivers with a $3200 purse, 50 set to qualify for the 25 mile final, as Ira Vail schedules three heats and a consolation to crown a winner over 65 miles of racing.
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Pearman Sets World Mark in 500 Meters at Buffalo
Reggie Pearman of the New York Pioneer Athletic Club ran 500 meters in 1:01.1 to beat the 1934 record of 1:02 set by Ben Eastman. Sam LaBeach of the Baltimore Olympic Club finished second with Don Shupe of Syracuse University third as Buffalo Fire Fighters' Association officials weigh official recognition.
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Turnesa and Clark in playoff for Fort Wayne Open title
PGA champion Jim Turnesa and Jimmy Clark meet in a playoff after both posted 272 to force overtime in the $15,000 Fort Wayne Open. The winner earns $2,400 from a $4,200 purse. Marty Furgol finishes third with 273 for $1,400.
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Buffalo Bisons Slash Toronto In Eight-Run Derby
Buffalo outslugged Toronto 9 to 2 as Frank Carswell blasted three home runs in a five-run Buffalo fifth inning surge to close within a half game of fourth place in the International League. Ottawa and Rochester also posted wins in a busy league slate.
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Lou Ortiz
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Hamilton Seizes Pony League Lead With Weekend Wins
Hamilton Cardinals push toward the Pony League pennant with a two game edge over Jamestown. Jack Bayne tossed a four hit shutout in a 1-0 win at Olean to eliminate the Yankees, then Hamilton beat Wellsville 9-2 aided by Al Afier. Mel town edged Corning 5-4 as Heider Sod Szabo drove in the ninth inning. Hornell dropped a doubleheader at Bradford, slipping 10.5 games back.
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Title Bout At Boston
Cocky featherweights Tommy Collins of Boston and Glen Flanagan of St Paul headline a Boston Garden bout for the US duration championship. Collins is a strong favorite to advance toward Ray Famechon, while Flanagan predicts a 13 round win or a knockout after the 10th.
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49ers Roll Cardinals In Exhibition Clash
San Francisco 49ers rout the Chicago Cardinals 39 to 14 as Joe Perry scores twice and Frankie Albert throws a 42 yard TD pass. Ollie Matson, back from the Olympics, adds a one yard TD run while Bill Jessup catches a 42 yard pass.
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Savitt Captures Canadian Tennis Championship
Dick Savitt crushed Denmark's Kurt Nielsen 6-0 6-1 6-1 in the final to win the Canadian singles tennis championship in Toronto. The upset boosts American Davis Cup hopes and marks a big finish for the former Wimbledon champion.
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Dick Savitt
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Denmark
Kurt Nielsen
Rahmann Favored to Succeed Bettenhausen After Rutiman Injury
Jim Rathmann emerges as the front runner to win the AAA racing title as Troy Rutiman is sidelined by injuries from a Cedar Rapids crash. Rathmann, second to Rutiman in the 350 mile Indy race, leads in points with Trey's standings, while a Belanger car from Lee Wallard could figure in the New York State Fair 100 mile race. Three 100 mile events loom at Detroit, Du Quoin, and the Labor Day Til event, followed by races in Denver Phoenix and Bay Meadows as 25 drivers try for 18 starting spots and a $15 000 purse.
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Albany Nine Holds Lead as Eastern League Pennant Hopes Grow
Albany Senators hold a six game lead in the Eastern League with five weeks left. The Triplets moved into a second place tie with Schenectady after sweeping Scranton in a doubleheader 5-2 and 4-3. Hartford Chiefs defeated George White here while Wade of the Pioneers played his last game before recall. Rip Coleman and Rip Radcliffe limited the Miners as Radcliffe earned his fourth win in five outings.
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Stevenson Captures Milwaukee 200-Mile Big Car Race
Chuck Stevenson of Milwaukee won the Milwaukee 200 mile big car race before 29,703 fans, marking his first major triumph. Bill Schindler finished second with Duane Carter third, followed by Henry Banks and Roger Ward. Stevenson had previously been involved in a four car smashup at the same event last year.
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Dell Is Hosts Highways Little League Picnic
Sam Dell, team sponsor, hosted a picnic outing for the Highways Little League baseball team at Skaneateles Lake, with the players as guests and Dell coordinating the event.
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