Baseball Holiday doubleheader in Central New York season
The Herald Journal reports two 3 pm holiday games in the Central New York Semi-Pro league. Cortland leads with six wins and two losses, Auburn sits second at seven and three, while Oswego faces Fort Ontario. Cortland starts Bill Hurley vs Auburn ace Perkowski, Oswego fields Bradford against Canale.
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Auburn
Bill Hurley
Perkowski
Oswego
Fort Ontario
Bradford
Soldiers
Canale
Greenberg Enjoys Army Maneuvers at Fort Custer
Hank Greenberg, former Detroit Tiger star, returned from summer army maneuvers in the South and said he enjoyed them. He noted his unit is motorized and that his $21 monthly pay goes to treating buddies as he reflects on his 1941 Detroit contract worth about $50 000 annually.
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Mich
Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tiger
Hank
Greenberg
Detroit
Big Three Vie For American Handicap At Hollywood Park
Challedon Midand and Big Pebble vie for the $20000 added American Handicap at Hollywood Park. W L Brawn's Challedon travels west aiming at the $75000 Hollywood Gold Cup while Circle M ranch's Big Pebble dominates Florida winter season and is eligible for the American. The trio targets the Hollywood 75.
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W. L. Brawn
Challedon
Cc. S. Howard
Midand
Circle M Ranch
Florida
Baseball scores from AP minor leagues and beyond
Across the leagues multiple games were played with scores including Minneapolis 6 Kansas City 0 and Columbus 10 Indianapolis 0 in the American Association, Portland 3 Sacramento 4 in the Pacific Coast League, and Beaumont 3 Shreveport 1 in the Texas League. Other results featured Tulsa 7 Dallas 2, Fort Worth 6-1, and Birmingham 3-1 among Eastern and Southern Association matchups.
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Kansas City
J. Paul
Milwaukee
Louisville
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
Portland
Sacramento
Beattle
San Diego
Hollywood
San Francisco
Oakland
Los Angelses
Beaumont
Shreveport
Tulsa
Dallas
San Antonio
Houston
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Little Rock
Knoxville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Bretertttn
Brookfields To Face Test In Holiday City League Showdown
The City Division leaders Brookfield and Adelphi face tests in holiday play. Brookfield, undefeated in eight straight games, meets Mc Chesney Cardinals at Kirk Park. Adelphi, second, clashes with East Syracuse at Ellis Field. Umpires named Hay and Schultz.
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Herald-Journal Baseball League
Brookfield
McChesney Cardinals
Kirk Park
Adelphi
East Syracuse
Ellis Field
Cardinals
Hay
Syracuse
Schultz
Senators rally past Barons to snap EL leads
Albany Senators erased a five run deficit with an eighth inning burst to beat the Eastern League leaders Wilkes-Barre Barons 6 to 1. Bernie Snyder belted a three run homer as the Senators rapped ten hits off Adkins and De La Cruz. Elmira Pioneers swept Hartford Senators 6-5 and 6-2 while Scranton won 1-0 and 8-7 over Binghamton. Early Wynn earned his 13th win in Springfield 10-0 at Williamsport.
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Associated Press
Albany Senators
Wilkes - Barre Barons
Barons
Conger
Senators
Adkins
de la Cruz
Bernie Snyder
Elmira Pioneers
Hartford Senators
Scranton
Binghamton
Marv Ulrich
Andy Gilbert
Wynn
Springfield
Williamsport
Grays
Enir
Cotton States League Struggles With Payrolls and Poor Balls
New Orleans July 3 The Cotton States Baseball League grapples with rampant injuries and erratic play across eight clubs in Mississippi Louisiana and Arkansas. Poor ball quality and heat inflate scores while managers wrestle with payrolls and lineup churn.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Monroe
Doug Taitt
Ossie Solem and Syracuse Cross Country Feats
Camp Owanka in Minnesota hears from Syracuse University in Ossie Solem’s camp communique detailing Lyn Radcliffe’s cross country trek from Syracuse to the camp, a 1150 mile journey with 22 rides, and a remarkable 2 day travel time.
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Solem
Camp Owanka
Minn
James Harrison Decker
Syracuse University Athletic Publicity
Ossie’s
Salem
Fean Lyn Radcliffe
Syracuse
Decker
Ossie
Radcliffe
E.C.T
C.S.T
Lyn
Cubs Visit Bring Back Home Town Tales
Tony DeRoberts returns to Peoples Hospital for a bone removal from his right leg after an injury in February. Cubs manager Jimmy Wilson jokes about players forgetting gear and Dizzy Dean alternates birthplace stories. Dick Porter, a Texas welterweight, is noted for recent fighting activity in the South.
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Peoples Hospital
Jimmy Wilson
Chicago Cubs
Dizzy Dean
Cubs
Syracuse
Diz
Missouri
Texas
Dick Porter
South
Older Horse Honey Cloud Proves Time Needed For Form
Wilmington July 3 UP Honey Cloud a seven year old stakes campaigner finally clicked this season after patience. Trained by careful handling at Delaware Park the horse led early and held back a reserve as apprentice Rocco Sisto urged him on to a 1.44 2/5 mile victory in the Walnut Green Purse over Cary Boshamer's Dispenser.
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Wilmington
Del
A. J. Abel
Honey Cloud
Delaware Park
Rocco Sisto
Cary Boshamer
Hughie Mulcahy Cares for Soldiers at Camp Boston
Hughie Mulcahy, famed major league pitcher, left a five figure salary to serve for $21 a month at Camp Edwards. He tends to fellow soldiers who drink, earning the nickname Ma Mulcahy for his dedication and concern over younger men drifting at night.
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Soldier Friends
Camp Boston
Sam
Camp Edwards
Hughie
City League Finals Preview Sees 6 Games Saturday
Six of seven teams chase the Section B crown in the last holiday slate before September. Central Square sits out with a bye while South Side Merchants visit Cortland to face the Legion nine. West End Cubs and Euclid tied for second meet Syracuse Rangers at Burnet Park as Horn goes behind the plate. House of Providence travels to Euclid seeking a second win in seven starts with J De yulio umpiring.
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Legion
Desire
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Burnet Park
Horn
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Coast Hurler Is Under Ban
Durham July 3. Pitcher Julio Bonnetti of Los Angeles in the Pacific Coast League has been placed on baseballs ineligible list by W G Bramham head of the National Association of Minor Leagues after a two month probe. Bramham declared Bonetti seen taking money from a bookmaker on horse races and other events.
Man's Man Develops As Stake Runner at Arlington Park
Cleveland Putnam's Man's Man shows promise for the Arlington Park Futurity after winning the Pan Zareta purse. The yearling purchase, overlooked in betting, surged to beat Bold Chance by a head with Indian Sun fading in the stretch. Man's Man paid $28.80 for $2 and logged 5 1 2 furlongs in 1 06 4 5.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Putnam
Arlington Park
Bold Chance
Sovik Defeats Murray In Club Championship Match
Larry Sovik won his first defense of the Onondaga club championship by beating H Loomis Murray 3 and 2 yesterday.
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Vicior
H. Loomis Murray
Miami bout ends in KO for Gomez over Dugan
In Miami Tommy Gomez of 182 percent defeated Mickey Dugan of 19634, Cleveland, by knockout. In Woonsocket Bill Weinberg from Chelsea Mees outpointed Larry Bouchard, Montreal, 8 rounds.
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Fla
Tommy Gomez
Tampa
Mickey Dugan
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Woonsocket
R. I
Bill Weinberg
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Mees
Larry Bouchard
Montreal
Smith resigns from Bradley contract at Suffolk Downs
Boston July 3 F A Smith a contract rider for Col E R Bradley for four years resigned his position and is campaigning at Suffolk Downs.
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F. A. Smith
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Smith
Suffolk Downs
Cubs Defeat Rangers in Twilight League Thriller
West End Cubs beat Syracuse Rangers 7 to 6 at Burnet Park in a seven inning game. Ted Yager hit a two run homer in the fifth to push the Cubs ahead. Continetti earned the win with 7 innings pitched against Reid who took the loss. Cubs improved to their second straight victory and finished with 8 hits to Rangers 7.
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Herald-Journal
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Ij Haley
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Carbone
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Richardson
Borrell
Yager
Smorol
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