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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1945
Page
8
A fragment from a marriage notice mentions Mr and Mrs, with partial names tied to an address on Clark Avenue. The readable text references Miss TRIS and a Lady Rev. Wish ing the¢, indicating a wedding notice component without full details.
Readable fragments describe a wedding or social event with mentions of a bride, guests, and a ballroom. The text is heavily garbled with several names and details unreadable, offering no clear date, location, or full participant list.
Trotter pitched a strong game for Syracuse and limited the Chiefs to four hits as Rochester defeated Syracuse 5 to 2 at MacArthur Stadium. Wehmeier struggled with control but kept the Wings in the game until late, while Marsh, Baron, and Nichols provided key hits and Marsh sparked a fifth inning rally that put Rochester ahead 5 1.
Roland Sir wins the featured 1500 meter at Standalls Island two day national indoor carnival. Former USC ace Rafferty and Carmen Bova are runners up as Sir, now at Harvard's No Supply School, trounces rivals in New York meet. Quinn of New York A.C. secures second with Jack Dianenti close behind. Championship runners also include Kilmer, Eowell, and Elmore Harris in sprints and 100 meter events.
Final meeting of captains and managers set for 7 30 Thursday night in Cowne Chambers City Hall. Ping starts at 6 00 Monday July 9. Players must be under 18 as of January 1 to be eligible to enter.
Bozeman Montana State College reports the full 1940 and 1941 football squads have been killed in action or are missing in action. Dead players include ends Dana Braford Joe Hall, tackles Newell Berg Jack Burke, guards Joe McGeever Bernard Cluzen, centers Karl Fye, backs Dick Toman Jek Roman Orin Beller and Al Phelan. Ex quarterback John Phelan is missing in action.
Incomplete standings item notes teams and scores. Mentions Chicago at E Pittsburgh at Brooklyn and Philadelphia at Boston with scattered numbers and phrases. Contains distorted names and likely dates, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century box score blur.
The Bisons beat the Newark Bears 6 to 3 in the fourth duel of the series, scoring four runs in the fifth inning behind Ed Boland and Eddie Mordarski. Mike Hoscou held off a three-run Newark surge in the second as Buffalo notched a third straight victory in the week.
Montreal reports the Royals won 2-1 over the Jersey Giants to extend their streak to four. Johnny Gabbard earned the win with a three-hit, 11th victory while Adrian Zabala pitched five scoreless innings before allowing the tying run in the sixth. Ed Stevens scored the decisive run on Pat Hart's error as Jersey Creek threatened but failed to pull ahead.
In a Saturday night game at Brooklyn 22 736 fans saw the Dodgers rally in the eighth inning to score six runs off pitcher Rip Sewell, aided by three Pirates errors. Dixie Walker belted a two on homer, Eddie Basinski started the rally with a single, and Augie Galan and Walker contributed key hits as Brooklyn moved ahead 6 5. Stanky, Bordagaray, Rosen and Gionfriddo also figured prominently in the late inning surge.
Toronto Raptors? Leafs down Baltimore in a twin bill as Crowson wins the opener 3-2 and Larry Drake's fifth inning homer seals a 7-0 nightcap victory. Crowson and Newsom lead Toronto with strong pitching and clutch hitting, while Drake provides the late power to clinch both games.
Augie Nordone of Lafayette and Bill Mitchell of Onondaga will run a golf clinic in Central New York at the request of other pros. The surge of interest follows Sammy Snead's instructional pieces in the Herald-American and Herald-Journal, prompting demonstrations by local professionals.
Nelson takes a halfway lead at Catumel Country Club in a par 72 event. Laffoon ties for third after a 32 on the back nine, while Harmon posts a 69 to finish two strokes back. Defending champion Spuden and Mi Spuden falter in round two amid a windy day.
Thumbs Up nosed out Jesas Sandman in the eighth Santa Anita Handicap at Arcadia California finishing in 2 01 1 5. Gay Dalton was third with Triplicate fourth as Johnny Longden won his first success in the world richest race finishing on a surge at the wire over 130 pounds while Mel Peterson rode Sandman. Owner W D Ores earned 20000 and Gay Dalton’s owner Denkenden Burke collected 1000.
Cincinnati Reds rout Philadelphia 13 to 5 in Ben Chapman debut as manager. Al Unserer homered twice, key five-run seventh inning. Washington Senators win 7 1 over Cleveland Indians in twilight-night doubleheader finale. Johnny Niggeling blanks Tribe.
Detroit Tigers defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 4-1 in the first game of a three game set before 10,375 fans. Les Mugler allowed three hits but needed help from Hsl Newhouser in the eighth. Louis Newsom suffered the loss for his 16th defeat.
Aaron Robinson, veteran catcher for Newark and later the Yankees, received a Coast Guard discharge. He plans to meet Yankee officials promptly after treatment for knee injuries, aiming to rejoin the club for the 1943 season start.
Herman Wehmeier of the Chiefs is said to be approaching one of the era’s notable pitching records. The veteran pitcher, with a career spanning high school, American Legion, and semi pro baseball, helped the team to a 52 win mark, a performance described as sensational and nearly unmatched in his time.
Chicago Cubs beat the New York Giants 5 to 3 as Pami Erickson held New York to five hits and drove in runs with a three run fifth inning burst. Noy Hughes Phil Cavarretta and Don Johnson drove in runs while Bill Emmerich allowed no key errors. Harry Lowrey added a triple and Bil Jurees hit a two run homer for New York. Attendance was 3,581.
Chicago White Sox defeated the New York Yankees 5-1 behind Earl Caldwell seven innings and an eighth inning burst. LeRoy Schalk doubled and Kerby Farrell singled to tie, Caldwell singled and Wally Moses tripled to take the lead, then Farrell Dickshot and Hockett set up more runs. Attendance 20,183 as Chicago opened a five game set.
Tomi Holmes, Braves outfielder, extended his hitting streak to 26 games with a home run and a single as Boston defeated St Louis 8 to 4. Holmes drove in four runs, Whitney Wittemann added a three run homer, and the Braves built a six run third inning to topple the Cardinals at home.
In St. Louis a high wind stopped the Boston Reds and St. Louis Browns game in the seventh inning with the score tied 2 to 2. Browns had pulled ahead earlier on singles by Don Gutteridge and George McQuinn after Leon Culberson's double gave the Sox a brief early lead. Rain interrupted play with a runner on and one out in the seventh.
Nick Moran, the Mexico City slugger riding a boxing crest after a blistering victory over Bob Montgomery, says he will do it again in a 10 round bout. Moran entered the ring as a 12-1 underdog but fought back, with his manager Gus Wilson calling the upset major. The fight, planned for May, reflects Moran’s rising profile as a world lightweights contender amid New York and Pennsylvania attention.
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