Orange football roster in doubt over Ferri scholastic status
Syracuse University faces uncertainty as halfback Bob Ferris may be dropped from the football list due to scholastic issues. Ferri appeared in a track suit during Hendricks Field practice while the team continued two a day drills. Fullback Harry O Neill of Elmira suffered a minor leg issue but is expected to return to play soon as changes to the roster were reviewed by official Form Stormec. Coach Clarence Munn rejoined the squad after a Colgate coaches school lecture.
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Munn Ends Clinic at Colgate
The New York State High School Athletic Association wrapped its second annual coaching clinic at Colgate University. Lew Andreas lectured on basketball and Clarence Munn gave his sole football talk while Herb Dieterich of Missouri discussed six man football. New rules allow possession on out of bounds fumbles and two substitutes without penalty. The association approved resuming state basketball championships.
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Phillies Now Menace to Dodgers
Brooklyn and Philadelphia race in the pennant chase as the Phils strike 3 home runs to beat the Giants 4 3. Jim Vaber Johnny Wyrostek and Bet Ennis supplied the power while Charley Schanz held the mound. Chapman insists Brooklyn faces a tougher finish as Boston nears and the Phils eye a possible rise into the top division.
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Coast Yawns as Pro Yanks Win Dull Game
The New York Yankees defeated the Los Angeles Dons 21 to 7 before 16 000 spectators at Gilmore Stadium in Hollywood marking the debut of the All America conference. Orben Sanders of Texas scored and assisted on several touchdowns as Harvey Johnson of William and Mary added extra points.
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Pirates suspend pitcher Jim Hooper indefinitely
Pittsburgh Pirates business manager Ray Kennedy announced pitcher Jim Hooper has been suspended indefinitely for failing to report to the club. Hooper, on option to Birmingham in the Southern Association, was notified of the suspension by telegram.
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Scotch Foursomes Winners at Bellevue Club
Dick Hurley and Jane Kinney won the annual twe half Scotch foursome at Bellevue Club with the low gross score. Lloyd Schneider and Sally Hollenbeck captured the low net.
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Dick Hurley
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Drumlins Golf Team Clinches Syracuse Inter-Club Crown
Drumlins tops Seneca 24 5 to seal the season title in the Syracuse Golf Association Inter-Club League. Bellevue finishes second, Green Lakes third, Lafayette fourth, Yacht Club fifth, Seneca last. Jack Hendry sparks Drumlin with 67 as Sprague shoots 71. Lafayette shocks Bellevue 17 12. final standings list Drumming 109, Bellevue 91, Green Lakes 8, Lafayette 74, Yacht Club 64, Seneca 2390.
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Women Pros Open Semi finals Meet Amateurs in Spokane
In Spokane four top ranked women golfers reached the 36 hole semi finals of the National Women's Open. Patty Berg met Betty Jean Rucker, while Betty Jamieson faced Dorothy Kielty. Winners advance to the final with first prize of 5600. amateurs could claim the prize for the WPGA.
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Long Beach
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Honolulu
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Mrs Schoonmaker Wins Class A Women’s Sweepstakes
Mrs Schoonmaker captured the Class A women’s sweepstakes at Crumlin yesterday finishing with a 92 12 80. Mrs J McLeod posted the low gross with 89. In Class B Mrs H J Schisa had the low net and Mrs William R Dixon the low gross.
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Crumlins Yesterda
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Armstrong Praises Marty Servo Opponent in Welterweight Bout
International News Service reports Henry Armstrong, former world champ, says Marty Servo can’t be underestimated in next Friday’s welterweight championship bout with Ray Robinson. Armstrong notes Servo’s balance and conditioning, urging respect for his fighting style and determination.
Chiefs Win But Drop To 3rd Post in Race
Syracuse Chiefs defeat Jersey City 3-2 after extra innings but fall to third in the International League pennant race. Pitcher Ken Polivka earns the win in relief, while Jim Prendergast aims for his 17th victory as home schedule closes.
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Herrick Catches Tagged 2-Pounder in Contest
William Herrick of the lobe Hotel Cleveland-on-Onedda Lake caught a two-pound two-ounce smallmouth bass in the Herald Journal fishing contest. The bass were released by the New York State Conservation Department last June at Constantia.
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Elmira Lions win regional softball clash over Kodak Park
Elmira Lions defeat Kodak Park of Rochester 4 to 2 to eliminate them from the Middle Atlantic States regional softball tournament. The Elmira squad had previously won the New York State title.
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Ta'es Lead ONCE AGAIN Tops Manlius in 11 0 Softball Victory
Ta'es Lead ONCE AGAIN secures first place in the American Legion League by routing Manlius 11 to 0 at Fraser Park last night. Jake Dubas pitched a two hitter while the offense exploded with early scoring support.
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Minor League Baseball Scores The AP Report
American Association Minneapolis 7 St. Paul 3 only game 1. Pacific Coast Portland 3 San Diego 1 first Portland 1 San Diego 2nd. Southern Nashville 6 Mobile 2. New Orleans 10 Chattanooga 7. Texas Dallas 13 Port Worth 5 Oklahoma City 10 Tulsa 4. San Antonio 6 Beaumont 1 San Antonio 0 Beaumont 2. Houston 7 Shreveport 1. Eastern Scranton 8 Albany 2 first Scranton 3 Albany a Wilkes Barre 7 Hartford 2 first. Wilkes Barre 7 Hartford 10 second. South Atlantic Augusta 4 Jacksonville 9 Savannah 6 Macon 19 first. Greenville 6 Columbus 4. Charleston at Columbia postponed by rain.
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Grasso Fined After Banishment By IL President
Catcher Mickey Grasso of Jersey City was fined 325 by Frank Shaughnessy IL president after banishment by Umpire Tobin in a game against Syracuse. It followed a similar banishment the night before against Baltimore, for which he was fined 10. Shaughnessy warned of possible suspension if trouble continued.
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Pass-Seymour Nine Advances in Industrial League Playoffs
The Pass-Seymour softball team defeated Ondondaga Pottery 4 to 1 at YMCA field to reach the final round. Harold Howard pitched four hits for Pass-Seymour. Other games saw I. C. Smith Girls 20 Pottery Girls 3 and Crouse-Hinds Girls 10 Easy Washer Girls 2.
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Fight Results By United Press
New York card reports match results from Madison Square Garden Fort Hamilton Long Beach Stadium and Worcester with multiple bouts. Boxers include Bernard Deensen New Orleans outpointing Paul Reguejo and Larry Clancros beating Norpian Rubio in Albany.
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Card Is Complete For Monday Night Boxing Card
A six round light heavyweight bout between Irish Jack Harding of Toronto and Jeff Clanton of Buffalo completed the supporting card to the Ralph DeJohn Cleve a Riley feature at Mac Arthur Stadium. Harding and Clanton were signed yesterday.
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Tennis Opens With Cash Pile At National Singles
Forest Hills hosts a record $30,000 advance for the National Singles men and women tournament drawing in new tennis fans. Frank Parker is favored to win the men's title as Yvan Petros becomes a focal point for the opening session alongside Tom Brown and Frank Kovaleski.
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Red Raiders Begin Football Work At Colgate
Colgate University begins football practice with coach Andy Kerr guiding a balanced but uncertain squad. The Red Raiders aim to ready for the October 5 opener versus Yale, with at least one letterman at every position and no clear front runner for any slot.
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Better Golf Flaws Shown In Today's Picture
The article critiques a golf swing with the shaft above horizontal and wrists cocked too soon. It notes a pronated turned left wrist turning a proper upright swing flat and weakening power. The club toe will point up right at the top, risking an outside-in slice.
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