Hot Stove League awards Loren Babe watch and funds plan
The Syracuse Hot Stove League presented a watch to Mrs Loren Babe for her husband and announced a new 800 dollar four year college scholarship funded from their treasury. The plan will aid the city and county's top athletic performer entering college, with four annual 200 installments. The group also notes its growing finances and low expenses.
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Syracuse Chiefs
Lot Stovers
Chiefs
Loren Babe
Syracuse
New York Yankees
Yankee
George Weiss
New York
Gopher Bill Gates
Publirty
Mrs. Babe
Hot Stove League
Tom Power Remembered as Friend and Athlete Leader
Tom Power, a beloved former editor at the Herald-American and Herald-Journal, was famed for nurturing young reporters and guiding teams to success. A versatile athlete, he excelled in college baseball, golf, handball, and bowling, admired as a gentleman who led by example and cooperation.
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Donahue
Tom Power
Herald-American Herald-Journal
Tom
Lew Carr
Engineering
Power
Syracuse Orange Faces 1952 Season With Injury Risks
Syracuse University football trains on Hendricks Field amid hopes that six key front-line players including quarterbacks Pat Stark Bruce Yancey Avatus Stone and linemen Bill Skvinskus and Tony Vergara can stay healthy. Stone recovering from a spring arm fracture Stark and Yancey recovering from prior leg injuries Hodman, Skvinskus, and Vergara have all shown progress as Ben Schwartzwalder's squad begins drill week.
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Syracuse University
The
Orange
Pat Stark
Bruce Yancey
Avatus Stone
Mark Hodman
Bill Skvinskus
Tony Vergara
Stark
Yancey
Diyaen
Stone
Hendricks Field
Hoffman
Mark
Mercersburg Prep
Skyinskus
Vergara
Fundaentals
Ben S Schwartzwalder
Tony Valentine Remembered as Local Sports Fan and Boxer Follower
Tony Valentine longtime boxing devotee and handball fixture at the Police Station is mourned. He chased fights in New York watching Dempiers and Leonards and admired Bomber Joe Louis. Friends like Judge Homer Walsh shared baseball days at Star Park and MacArthur Stadium and four sportsmen are honored for their honor.
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Jack Parslow
John Donohue
Anthony Valentine
Thomas A. Power
Syracuse
Parslow
Jack
Messrs
Power, Donahue
Valentine
Donohue
Vocational High School
Blodsetts
Henry Denham
Anthony
Tony’ Valentine
Sid
Eddie Dillon
Steve Santy
Patsy Bennett
Matt Byrne
Tom Kennedy
Matt Catlin
Tony
New York
Dempiers
the Leonards
Joe Louis
Syracuse Fisth
Homer Walsh
Old Star Park
MacArthur Stadium
Vukovich Captures 100 Mile Detroit Race
Bill Vukovich of Fresno won the 100 mile race in Detroit yesterday in a event marked by a crash in the final stretch. Paul Russo of Hammond placed second, Chuck Stevenson of Milwaukee third, with Jack McGrath Pasadena fourth, and Duane Carter Culver City and Joe James Morristown involved in incidents but not seriously hurt.
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Detroit
Bill Vukovich i
Fresno
Calif
Paul Russo
Hammond
Ind
Chuck Stevenson
Milwaukee
Jack McGrath
Pasadena
Duane Carter
Culver City
Joe James
Morristown
N. J
Sampson defeats Samp son in AFB series close win
Larry Lintin hit three doubles to spark Bolling Air Force Base to an 11-8 victory over Sampson yesterday at Sampson Field. The win ties the two teams at one victory each in the best two of three for the Northeastern Air Force championship.
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Sampson Atr Force Base
Larry Lintin
Bolling Air Force Base
Sampson
Northeastern Air Force
Browns and Lions Vie For High Profile Showdown Here
The Cleveland Browns and Detroit Lions meet at Archbold Stadium on Friday night in a high profile exhibition spon sored by the Syracuse Cerebral Palsy clinic. Kickoff is priced at 30 dollars. Both clubs feature star players with college fame and aim to peak early for the new NFL season. The Lions beat the Cards and Eagles previously and meet the Giants next, while the Browns defeated the Packers then the Bears in Cleveland. The rosters include newcomers and traded players as both teams rebuild toward past championship form. Key Browns figures include defensive tackle Bob Gain and safety Bert Rechichar, with additions reshaping the lineup.
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Archbold Stadium
Cleveland Browns
Detroit Lions
Syracuse
N.F.L
Lions
Chicago Cards
Philadelphia Eagles
New York Giants
Browns
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
Cleveland
Proper Dog Handling Warns Against Grabbing
CAPT WILL JUDY outlines safe dog interaction. Lift dogs calmly with two hands from the front, never by the neck or legs, and announce yourself to avoid bites. Avoid petting strange dogs, approach openly, and let the dog scent your hand before touching.
What is a good dog in the show ring
The best dog is your own, yet in shows the usual meaning refers to type. Each pure breed has a standard of physical perfection and expert judges decide by comparing to the breed's ideal described in its standard.
Meet Joe Szombathy A Quiet Workhorse On Orange Squad
The 192 pound senior right wing from Alpha New Jersey is praised as a unsung hero who can block for a tackle and run downfield. Szombathy led the Orange in receptions two autumns running with 31 catches for over 500 yards and is expected to contribute on defense this season as a stout outside defender.
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Schwartzwalder
Joe Szombathy
Alpha
N. J
Bill Orange
Big Ben
Sixfoot Szombathy
Junior Legion Littl World Series Set in Denver
Four teen aged Junior American Legion teams from Milford Massachusetts San Diego California Austin Texas and Cincinnati Ohio advance to the Littl World Series in Denver. A Labor Day doubleheader opens the event with further twin bills and single games through Thursday at the 17500 seat Denver Bears stadium.
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Denver
Colo
American Legion
Milford
Mass
San Diego
Calif
Far West
Austin
Tex
Cincinnati. O
Midwest
Denver Bears
Junior Golf at Green Lakes Opens Week
The Syracuse Gold Association junior championship tourney starts this week at Green Lakes with a Tuesday qualifying round for 10 club members. Matches and qualifying will be held in the afternoon due to contestants’ morning classes. entries should be filed with Emmett Kelly at the Green Lakes pro shop.
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Green Lakes
Emmett Kelly
Grean Lakes
Pair to Represent U.S. in Chess Play
Mrs. Mary Bain, U.S. women chess champion from New York, and Migs N. May Kartf of Boston will represent the United States in the women's world championship in Moscow in October.
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U.S
Mary Bain
U. S.S
New York
Migs N. May Kartf
Boston
Moscow
Betting Up At Atlantic City Track
State Treasurer Walter T. Martells Jr reports Atlantic City track betting rose 1.5 percent in the first 14 days of racing this year. Attendance climbed 21.4 percent, with total bets reaching 23,933,994 compared with 20,715,852 last year.
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Trenton
Walter T. Martells, Jr
Atlantic City
Vanderbilt's Unbeaten Colt Wins Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga
Native Dancer led early but off slow to pace Vanderbilt's Grey Son of Polynesian who won the six and a half furlong Hopeful Stakes by two lengths over Tiger Skin Platan and Doc Walker in a $20,000 added race. Tiger Skin and Platan placed second and third as the crowd saw a record meet with total betting rising to more than $24 million and attendance near 369 thousand.
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Saratoga Springs
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Dancer
Tiger Skin
Plaian
Native Dancer
Eric Guérin
Sin
Greentree Stable
George D. Widener
Vanderbilt
Platan
Doc Walker
Lafiango
Navy Page
Close Support
Mellinger Former Boxer Takes Own Life in Greensburg
Wilfred Mellinger 39 a former heavyweight boxer from Pittsburgh and Louisville died yesterday from a self inflicted gunshot in his car. State Police reported he left a note to his wife Grace saying boxing injuries may have harmed him.
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Greensburg
Wilfred Mellinger
Pittshurzh
Louisville
Mellinger
Grace
Pung Wins U.S. Women’s Amateur Golf Championship
Jackie Pung of Honolulu staged a dramatic comeback from five down after 24 holes to defeat Shirley McFethers of Long Beach 2 and 1 in Portland. The 29 year old mother steadied her game as the afternoon crowd of 3,000 watched, clinching the title on the 35th hole with a 510 yard par five setup and a two putt birdie.
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Portland
Ore
Jackie Pung
U. S
Honolulu
Shirley McFethers
Long Beach
Calif
Slanuta
Walker
Miss McFedters
Miss McFegters
UCLA
Mrs.Pung
Falcons Face Old Timers at Frazer Park
The Syracuse Falcons beat the Syracuse Athletics 8-5 and 9-2 in a baseball doubleheader at Frazer Park with Bill Vickers turning in an iron man pitching feat. The present Falcons meet the 1930 champion Falcons in an old timers game at 1 p.m. at Frazer diamond. Adam Markowski and other Falcon heroes of the past invited to play.
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Bill Vickers
Syracuse Falcons
Syracuse Athletics
Frazer Park
Falcons
Frazer Diamond
Adam Markowski
Falcon
Member Tourney At Tuscarora
Tuscarora sweepstakes saw WALT ZAJAC Lou Snow Fran Schneid and Frank Walters tied for low gross at 75 Bid Thurlow claimed low net with 66 followed by H Wilcox R DeKay and Jim McMahon. A member member best hall tourney opens today with self arranged starting times and multiple pairings listed.
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Walt Zajac
Lou Snow
Fran Schneid
Frank Walters
Tuscarora
Bid Thurlow
H. Wilcox
R. DeKay
Jim McMahon
Patsy Figa
Lracoet
A. Heresa
J. Hillenbrand
H. Hess
F. Schneid
J. McMahon
Y Horan
Snow
H. Bednarsk
J. Brands
Gi Shannan
Dahon Ana Aye
C. Maryn
Elas
Shultz
Thuriow
Hall
J. Young
Dr. Gladys
Ze Fughi
G. Lourr
J. Maloney
Ees
I. Young
A. Brezeil
Po Maier
T. Long
E. Chappell
GC. Elas
FL Sonnene
F. Spain
J. Hitlen
Pacing 5.6 Bobby Shantz Pitches for Athletics
In a major league outing Bobby Shantz pitches for the Philadelphia Athletics. The narrative notes his performance while describing the crowd and game atmosphere.
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Bobby Shantz
Philadelphia Athletics
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Right
Harold Uahar
Colgate University
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Ken Schwartzwalder
Paul Patten
St. Lawrence University
Donald Jones
Hamilton College
Tony Valentine
Vukovich
Bob Gain
Kentucky
Bert Rechichar
Tennessee
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Will Judy
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America
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Jacke Pung Ese
Dawn
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C. Forsythe Motors
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