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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1946

Page

10

Champions Dominate Boxing Ring in 1947 Outlook

New York report by Jack Cuddy outlines expected title defenses and possible challengers across divisions. Lesnevich and Zale poised to defend, Graziano a strong threat, Robinson and Pep amid uncertain matchups, with Louis and Bivins among noted heavyweights. NABAs plans influence bout choices including Ortiz and Dade defenses and potential international challengers.

Jack Cuddy New York Pomne Gus Lesnevich Tony Zale Freddie Cochrane Marty Servo Lesnevich Ught Madison Square Garden Billy Fox Philadelphia Zale the Garden Rocky Graziano Yankee Stadium

Shrine Game Scrimmage Highlights East West Teams

East and West squads held full dress scrimmage with a two to one East lead in a game of serious preparation for New Year’s Day. Fullback Paul Weaver of Penn State was the only casualty with a gimpy leg expected to heal by Sunday. Kerr barred nonessential spectators at Santa Clara practice to keep tactics secret while West coaches praised Dick Hagen of Washington and Gene Wilson of SMU for blocking and receiving.

San Francisco Andy Kerr Bernie Bierman Ast Paul Weaver Penn State Menlo Junior College Kezar Stadium Wily Kerr Colgate Santa Clara Henry Schmidt Kerr

Miss Wilkins Wins in New England Indoor Tennis

Barbara Wilkins of New Rochelle led the No 1 seed into the second round of the girls national indoor tennis tournament at Longwood Cricket Club in Newton Mass All four top seeds advanced in straight sets Wilkins defeated Libby Fenno 6 0 6 0 Wofford beat Marsha Beardsell 6 0 6 0 Goldberg overwhelmed Jane Frisbee 6 0 6 3 Welch beat Clarissa Nash 6 0 6 3

Miss Wilkins Libby Fenno Miss Wofford Marsha Beardsell Miss Goldberg Jane Frisbee Miss Welch Clarissa Nash

Skid Says: From Page Nine sports talk and guesses

Nordone could beat Bill Mitchel over 72 holes in a two day tournament. They might decide that next year. Angie preferred 1 and a half holes per day. Then bowling talk: John Rutkowski won the most money at the A B C. Gregg Griffo and Andy Piraino had backing. Johnny Martino could beat them with two weeks' notice in a block of 20 games across two nights.

Nordone Bill Mitchel Mitchell Angie John Rutkowski A.B.C Gregg Griffo Andy Piraino Johnny Martino

Fight Results by the Associated Press

Boxing results from multiple arenas show several bouts ending in knockouts or draws. Mur ray of South Norwalk stopped Earl Bowman in New York. Gambill of El Reno outpointed Billy Moore in Miami. Burns of West Palm Beach drew with Thompson in Philadelphia. Williams of Newark outpointed Lennox Dingle in Atlantic City. Peppe of New York outpointed Bobister in Brooklyn. Macucci of Portland drew with Jimmy McLarnin of New Bedford in Fall River.

New York Lee Q. Murray South Norwalk Conn Earl Bowman Miami Pla Vince Gambill el Reno Okla Billy Moore Philadelphia Wylie Burns West Palm Beach Fla el "Ghickon’ Thompson Drew Atlantic City Charlie Williams Newark Lennox Dingle Kamnaica Arena Andy Buster Peppe Bobister Brooklyn Fall River Mass Leo Macucci Portland Jimmy McLarnin New Bedford

Undefeated Teams Clash in Major College Basketball Night

International News Service reports a slate of high profile games led by Washington Huskies visiting Minnesota Gophers, both undefeated early in the season. Also on schedule are Kentucky Wildcats at Michigan State, Seton Hall at Baldwin Wallace, California at Ohio State, and multiple tournament bids in Oklahoma City with Texas Longhorns and Kansas among notable participants.

Washington Minnesota Notre Dame Dartmouth Cleveland Moline Ill A .Texas Christian-St." Louis U. Battle Kentucky Woolly Wildcats Michigan State Lexington Baldwin Wallace Seton Hall Pacific’ Coast Ohio State California Valparaiso Puerto Rico Culver-Stockton Nevada Arizona Morehead Louisville Michigan Iowa State Louisiana State Texas A. & M Houston Oklahoma City Texas Longhorns Skein Missouri

Anglers Set Second Fox Hunt at Bruce Orchards

Members of the Onondaga Anglers Association plan a second fox hunt this season Sunday afternoon at Bruce Orchards at the south end of the Indian Reservation. Last week, one fox was bagged. Hunters are urged to bring dogs if weather permits. Participants meet at 9:00 AM.

Onondaga Anglers Association Bruce Orchards

Adirondack Ski Trails Ready for Enthusiasts

New York skiing conditions vary across regions with Adirondacks and upstate areas reporting fair to excellent conditions. Bear Mountain and Fahnestock parks remain closed for downstate skiers while towns like Old Forge and Speculator show good to excellent powder bases and ongoing snowfall.

New York New York State Department of Cimmerce Adirondacks Bear Mountain Fahnestock Downstate Snow Ridge Turin Old Forge Tupper Lake Lake Placid North Creek Lake George South Corinth Speculator Central Bene Ieee Syracuse Cortland Cooperstown Alleghany State Park Catskills Highmount Eeasts

Snavely Plans to Ground Trippi Amid Edgewater Confusion

Edgewater Mississippi report notes Snavely stating plans to ground Trippi. The remark follows unclear claims about Georgia aeria and confidence in the proceedings at a Park locale.

Edgewater, Park, Miss Georgia Aeria

Better Bowling PITCH FOR POWER

Warren Chadwick, a veteran Philadelphia bowler, qualified for the 1946 world individual match championship in Chicago. He adapts to alley conditions with a controlled hook and balanced stance, but in Chicago he mis pitched over the foul line, losing his chance early. North Carolina football coach Carl Snavely reshapes pass defense for New Year’s Day to counter Charley Trippi, using interchangeable personnel to bolster aerial defense while maintaining a potent offense led by Justice and Camp.

Warren Chadwick Philadelphia Chicago Chadwick Jin Carl Charley “Choo-Choo Justice Florida Tennessee Carolina Vols Shields-Watkins Georgia Jim Camp Walt Pupa Joe Wright Jack Fitch Camp Horse Rodgers Pupa Billy Myers Duke Tarheel Trippi Jean Catalina

Leo Laing Pacesetter in Central Bowling League

Leo Laing’s 613 was the high score last night in the News York Central Bowling League. The event highlighted Laing’s lead as top scorer amid a competitive slate of local bowlers.

Leo Laing York Central Bowling League

Tropical FIRST RACE results and entries at Fair Ground

The report lists race results for the Tropical meeting with the first race at Fair Ground, a $1,100 claiming 2-year-old maidens over 6 furlongs. Notable finishes include Myfixon Tig showing 3.40, Pudge ilf Cambast, and china Princ tied to time and payouts. Other races mention Entrants such as Donnas Ace, sweets Boy, Guerrilla and Walter.

Alamannia Alchola Michigan Smart My Julie Booxter Dinh Five Bells Aden Silver Pinte Offenbach Alphin Abendant Kingarvie Eire Donnas Ace Sweets Boy Guerrilla Bradwin I Conquer Walter Away Sescap Fair Ground Myfixon Tig Boonga Pudge Cambast China Princ’s Ton'io Alia Ran Talber Flying Miss Artro Devilrole

Saturday's Selections From Race 32 At Fair Cross

In the claiming scramble for 2 year olds over 6 furlongs at Fair Cross, Sneller's 111 runs first with odds 13.00 and 9.50 for Can't O'tech Me, while Town Betty at 3.20 and 2.80 appears near favorites. time shown 1:12 52. A list of horse names follows including Cad igan Kay's Love Dalit Easy Wand Crow's Bill Jeanne Belle Mr. Odo among others.

Fair Cross Sneller P’d't. Eoee Einer pan—Suribadhi Cadigan Kay's Love Pogethe Wand Crow's Bill Jeanne Belle Mr. Odo

Garfinkle Debuts vs Warriors in Boston Arena Clash

Garfinkle from Rochester makes his Boston debut tonight for the Celtics against the Philadelphia Warriors in a Basketball Association of America game at Boston Arena.

Boston INS Garfinklé Boston Celtics Philadelphia Warriors Basketball Association of America Boston Arena Garfinkle Rochester

Race Entries Attract Large Field For Saturday Card

A crowded program lists races across six furlongs to a mile and a half with 3-year-olds and up. Notable contenders include Wake Robin, Genny Haynes, River Play, Frankish King, Rodman Keenan, and Desrt Battle across allowances and handicap events with purses from 1 000 to 10 000 dollars.

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Saturday First Race at $2,000 Allowance for 2 Year Olds

Raceday card lists multiple races with purses 2000 and 2800 dollars. Entries include xWrath Boy 116 Pro bation 117 Alemannia 120 Bowstring 117 Red Tag 127 and more in six furlong to 1 1/16 mile formats. Noted horses show varied weights and numerous x-prefixed entry notes.

Probation Rightwinky Matty

College Basketball Roundup From East to Far West

The Associated Press records college basketball results across regions with East standings noting Utah over Canisius 37 to 31 and NYU defeating Colorado 70 to 59. Midwest results include Stanford 54 over Cameron 41 and Kansas State 48 over Wichita 41, with Oklahoma State and others matching scores. Far West features Southern California Jayvees 60 over Hardin-Simmons 39 and related tourney rounds.

Utah Canisius New York Midwest Stanford Cameron Kansas State Wichita Bradley Texas Christian Southern Methodt Chicago Loyola Phillips Oilers St. Mary's Calif Oklahoma City Terre Haute Ind Indiana State Drury Marshall W. Va Astern Ilinois Far West Southern California Jayvees Hardin- Simmons

Parkers Train At Baylor U For Cotton Bowl Prep

Arkansas Southwest Conference co champions resumed training in Waco for Wednesday Cotton Bowl date with LSU. Coach John Barnhill led the Razorbacks from Fayetteville after Christmas, using Baylor facilities before moving to Dallas Tuesday morning.

Waco Tex Louisiana State Tigers John Sgarnhill Razorbacks Fayetteville Ark Basler University Parkers Dallas

Slaughter Leads NL in Runs Batted In for 1946

Enos Slaughter won the National League RBI title in 1946 with 130, 44 more than runner-up Dixie Walker. Stan Musial led NL batters in slugging at .587 and was fifth in RBI with 103, while Slaughter and Musial joined Walker as the only players with 100+ RBIs. The Cardinals led in slugging, Brooklyn in walks, and the Cubs grounded into the most double plays.

New York Enos Slaughter St Louis Cardinals Slaughter Fred “Dixie” Walker Brooklyn Dodgers Dodger Roxboro N. C Stan Musial Walker Musial Cardinal Johnny Mize Giant del’ Ennis Phillies Eddie‘ Stanky Brooklyn Ralph Kiner Pittsburgh Bobby Blat Andy Seminkle Doublie Mel Ott Giants Cincinnati Cubs

Rip Collins Takes Kerrigan to Coast Coast to San Diego job pushes 1947 season

Rip Collins named manager of the San Diego Coast League Padres after five years as Albany playing manager. He plans a Coast League schedule from April to October with a new ball park, a salary boost, and hopes to reach the playoffs. Collins cites Kerrigan as a promising pitcher and notes Albany successor search for a catching manager, with Bill Baker discussed as a candidate.

Sack Durkein San Diego Petey Campbell Toronto Maple Leafs Jimmy Rip” Collins Los Angeles Collins Campbell Elmer Yoter Scranton Leaf Albany Corbett Rochester Jersey City Rip Syracuse Cardinals San Diego Post Fn S Bob Kerrigan Padres John “Pepper Martin Navy Bil Baker Pittsburgh Pirates Bill

Olympians Edge Irishers 24-2 in Senior League clash

In a Syracuse Boys Club senior league card, the Olympians shaded the Irishers 24-21 with late scoring. Other games featured Vocational Juniors 24 Wolves 19 and Sol vay Falcons 28 Crusaders, while Eastwood Tigers 7 Eastwood youths 16 and Cubs 22 Unnbars 10.

Olympians Trishers Syracuse Wolves Solvay Falcons Crusaders Onondagans Eastwood Tigers Eastwood Ildents Cubs Unnbars Athletic Taiiors Olympians Arishers BarnetioaJlt Cornnechars Pyninplele A.aé. Davalls Mills R.perrotti

The ClevelandS Defeat Jeffersons 58 to 48

The ClevelandS toppled the Jeffersons 58 48 in a North Side League basketball game on the North court. Players Regicke Dwyer Nave Hemberger and Matthew led with points as Jeffersons struggled in the second half.

Clevelands The Jeffersons North Side Clevelanderf. T F.T . Dwyerrf Boyle Tima Clevelana

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