Orioles season ends with strong attendance and rising profits
The article reviews the Orioles season noting a late push for the playoffs, solid home attendance across four days of games, and estimates the club will surpass the $300,000 gate before Labor Day. It highlights star figures and compares gate profits with other International League teams, projecting continued profitability into the next season.
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Greene Triumphs Over Reno At Buffallo Stadium
Greene, a 140 pound Negro from Buffalo, defeated Reno in a crowded ring event marked by knockouts and solid body blows. The card also featured Pagan versus Hawkins in a tough 8 rounder and Edwards stopping Mitchell, with several other weight class bouts concluding decisively. Curcio and Greene were billed to headline the Labor Day program at the ballpark.
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Nelson Wins Open and Sets Golf Money Record
Nelson takes the Open with a 69 after a final round 69, earning 15,362.50 and pushing 1944 cash to 25,700, the season's top total. Ed Dudley posts 69 to finish seven back. McSpaden and Buck White chase in a tight field as amateurs contend for the Simon Pore title. Nelson eyes Nashville appearances and a Dallas invitational, then an exhibition tour with McSpaden.
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Banazek and Davern Share Medal in Sunnycrest Junior Tourney
Defending champion Banazek and Robert Davern shared medal honors as the third annual Sunnycrest junior colt tournament opened. Both posted 72 in yesterday’s qualifying round while first round pairings were listed for upcoming matches with several noted racers and local competitors.
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Fight Results By the Associated Press Spr.neLeid, Mass
Hartford fighters Pep and others are noted in a recap of boxing results with multiple outpoints and knockouts. The card includes Jory Peralta losing on points, Ken James stopping Gander, and Eddie Horton achieving a knockout. Several bouts are postponed due to rain and incomplete scores appear for other locals in Newark and Philadelphia.
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Polish American Citizens Club Business Men's League Meeting
The Polish American Citizens Club Business Men's Bowling League will meet at 8 o clock Thursday night at the PAC alley on Teall Avenue. An all-team league is planned with a few openings. All team captains urged to attend.
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Baseball Standings Update and Tonight’s Games
Baseball standings and schedule update for tonight’s games. Key teams and figures highlighted with current records and matchup details to guide fans through the local league results.
Singapore Takes Both Heats to Win Westbury Feature
Westbury Aug 294 Grand circuit opens second night at Roosevelt Raceway with Palm Tree trot and Pal Pace on an eight race card. Singapore driven by Paul Vineyard wins both Palm Tree heats and Noblecheck Memorial last night. Vineyard pilots Medwyn and Dublin in added events while Singapore pays 2.60 and 2.50 to win.
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Mural Medalist in Juniors Golf Match Play
Mike Mural earned medal honors after a 7 or - 7 entry in qualifying and faced Carl Stone today in the Onondaga County junior golf championship at Tecumseh. Mural, favored over Stone who shot 95, advances into the day’s match play pairings with several local players listed in bracket action.
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Greco Wins by Knockout in Welterweight Bout
Johnny Greco of Montreal stops Phil Enzenga of Baltimore in the third round in a welterweight contest. Greco, weighing 145 1/2 pounds, delivered a four count knockdown in the second and finished the bout midway through the third after finishing a powerful head and body attack.
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Chiefs Beaten by Newark in Ninth Pitching Duel
Syracuse Chiefs lost 9-5 to Newark at Ruppert Stadium, trailing 2-1 in the series. Dan Reynolds starred for Newark with two triples as the Bears rallied in the sixth, while Al Melel, Tyler and Valdivia led Syracuse with multiple hits. Don Johnson earned the win as Lisenbee took the loss. Syracuse faces Newark again tonight hoping to swing the series.
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Boston College Announces Five-Game Football Schedule
Boston College graduate athletics manager John P. Curley unveiled a five game informal football slate. The games include Harvard at Cambridge on October 7, City College of New York on October 13, New York University on October 20, Syracuse on November 5, and Brooklyn College on November 12, with the last four games at home.
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Riviera Club wins third straight National title in women’s swim
International sports wire reports Riviera Club of Indianapolis captured the National AIAW women’s swimming championship for the third consecutive year. In other league action the Azpo Cardinals defeated the Giants 5 to 0 behind rookie Howie Pollet, narrowing the Dodgers’ NL lead, while the Yanks beat towns and Teado in American League play.
Industrial League 1 softball playoff open at Y M C A field
U A W Nine and Crouse Hinds won their playoff openers in Industrial League 1 at the Y M C A field. Van Slyke allowed three hits as Auto Workers beat Porter Cable 9-4 with Swart and Sloyka driving two run homers, and Verzina tossed five hits in Crouse Hinds 4-3 victory over Kilians. General Electric girls shut out Prosperity 7-0 at Y field. Windy Hillers beat Athletics 9-4 in Commercial League 1 playoff at Grant Field behind Joe Principato's one hitter. Maggies toppled Wagon Wheel 7-2 in Commercial 2 playoff at Comstock Park, with Migdel fanning three.
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Brockton Nine Beats Albemarle In Legion Tourney
In Nicollet Park Brockton Mass defeated Albemarle C 4 to 1 to stay in the running for the National American Legion Junior Baseball Tournament. Richard Colombo earned the win for Brockton as the Huskies pushed toward the title.
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College All Stars to Meet Bears in Evanston Showdown
The College All-Stars and the Chicago Bears completed final workouts for the 11th annual classic at Dyche Stadium Evanston. Led by Capt Dick Barwegen Purdue's 1943 undefeated team guard, the collegians will employ Waldorf's single wingback formation against the pro champions with over 50 000 spectators anticipated.
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Brooklyn to Play Redskins in Utah
In Ogden Utah the Brooklyn Tigers meet the Washington Redskins to open Utah's professional football season before about 20000 fans. The Redskins, led by Sammy Baugh, are favored to win. Redskins players include Mike Nueka, Leland Morris and Les Dye.
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Georgia Kochan Aims at Lamotta Title After Victory
Akron boxer Georgie Kochan, a Coast Guard veteran, scored an eight round decision over Deacon Logan in Queensboro Arena New York, earning a shot at the duration middleweight title held by Jake Lamotta of New York.
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Chalkie Wright and Wilson Will Battle in Washington
Chalkie Wright of Los Angeles and Pimsburgh Jackie Wilson, both former featherweight titlists, have been signed for a 10 round bout at Griffith Stadium in Washington on September 12. Promoter Joe Turner announced the signing today.
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Cardinals to Open World Series Campaign Oct 4
The St Louis Cardinals will open their eighth World Series campaign Wednesday October 4 at Sportsmen's Park facing the American League pennant winner as Pittsburgh trails in second place. Detroit and New York games loom as rivals challenge for spots in the final stretch of the season with the Tigers tied for third and the Yankees facing Boston in a key double header at Yankee Stadium.
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Pep Dominates Peralta In Ten Round Featherweight Bout
Willie Pep of Hartford, billed as world featherweight champion by the New York Boxing Commission, defeated Joey Peralta of Tamaqua, Pa., by a 10 round decision in West Springfield. Pep outweighed at 128 pounds while Peralta weighed 135, and Pep won every round on the United Press scorecard with sharp jabs and quick combinations. Peralta pressed in rounds nine and ten but could not land a knockdown or sustain offense.
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Williamsport and Binghamton Vie For Final Playoff Berths
In a pennant chase near the end of the season, Hartford slugger Roland Gladu and Albany’s Rip Collins lead Eastern League batting with .393 averages. Hartford holds a nine game edge atop the standings as Binghamton, Williamsport, and Utica battle for the last Governor's Cup spots. Yesterday’s Williamsport and Wilkes-Barre games were postponed.
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Parker and Falkenburg Enter National Tennis Tourney
Air Cadet Robert Falkenburg and Frank Parker of the Army are late entrants in the National Tennis tournament opening at the West Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills New York. They hold seventh and eighth spots on the 1943 national list.
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Johnny Greene to Box Robinson in Oct. 2 bout
Buffalo reporters announced a 10 round welterweight bout between Johnny Greene of Buffalo and Ray Robinson of New York at Fairview Athletic Club on October 2. The match is set after Greene’s strong early professional record and follows a new bout arrangement announced last night by the club’s promoters.
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Eddie Shore Trades Hockey Players
Buffalo August 29 Eddie Shore manager of the Buffalo Bisons says the club traded John Horeck and Leo Richard to acquire defenseman Fred Ferens and Edward Emerton from the Cleveland Barons.
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Western Juniors Win at Tennis Philadelphia Match
The Western team defeated Middle States girls and Shirley Fry of Akron, Ohio, in a junior intersectional tennis trophy event. Fry led with a 6-1, 6-1 victory over Sylvia Knowles, Middle States titleholder, as the trophy awarded by Eleandra Sears of Boston.
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