Golfers Vie for Driving Title Tonight at Payetteville
The driving contest pits 12 golfers across half the field, led by top qualifiers, at the East Geneste Street range in Payetteville. Players report at 5 30 with a 6 15 start, the range well lit and distances marked. a tight schedule avoids reveal of the order. Meanwhile a wartime roundup touches on Schmeling’s status, Canadian hockey, and Detroit and Syracuse baseball trends.
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Byragust
East Geneste Street
Payetteville
Tonleht
Syracuse Hard Hitters Drive to Crown Historic Driving Contest
Syracuse's Hard Hitters mark a milestone event at East Genesee Driving Range Fayetteville for the finals of the Herald Journal's first annual driving championship. Thirty six entrants vie for the title with Dan Thornton, Charles Trigest, and Frank Rabson among early qualifiers. Larry Sovik expected to be top challenger. The event features 65 yard wide fairways, 200 yard marks, and each golfer using personal clubs. Officials announce a 8:35 start, with local favorites from Onondaga Lafayette Bellevue Green Lakes and others among 36 competitors representing 11 clubs.
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Ceourad
New York
Lanight
Gonrsee
Fayetteville
iLerid-Journal
Arta
Teprée
Ehnen
Ion Field Havin
Weal Brootlawn
Dan Thornton
Welk
Cartier
al Renor
East Genesee Range
Betary
Jines
Larry Sovik
Onondage
Charapsar
Goast
Sovik
Syracuse
Berlon O'Hare
Joe Stevens
Bellevue
Jack Redolph
Lafayette
Henthy
Green Lakes
Ant Dine Schwarzer
Drwalis
Onondaga
Larry Savik
Dick Robbins
Fegan
Donny Shapiro
Jack Rudolph
Ed Altman
Ally Fleischman
Camel
Roland Anderson
Bill Stark
Green Lawes
Stanley Knuze
Jack Menilry
Ed Mahar
Sandycrest
Alea Drabet
Generato
Hern Owens
Tuscaroma
John McCarthy
John Ryfan
Lawndes Loyd
Tecumseh
John Sweet
Bill ‘Susheeba
Srencis ‘Tabbert
Lyndon
Trommy Byrne
Bill Bacon
Mart Clarey
Drumdins
Joe Schuared
Marion O'Hare
Eddie Ryan
Yacht Club
Ray Lybaldt
Dugan Hurls 2 Hit Games to Top Johnson Ten 3 0
Skrupas squad blanks Johnson Ten 3 0 behind Tom Dugan’s 2 hit performance at Webster Park. Negan impresses in first league game, aiding Skrupas fifth straight win to threaten West Enders for the title. Wenerski stars with Dugan, delivering key two baggers and crucial plays. Tyrol Juniors rout Saintrose 4 0 to claim Selway crown. Silvio Maestri hurls four hitter at Wadsworth Park as Solvay manager notes.
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Cnn
Johnson
Perchine
Tom Dugan
Webster Fark
Bela
Neler
Negan
Cheuk
Skropas
West Enders
Ved Wenerski
Dugan
He Dravel
Skrupes
Alclad
TYROL
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Ssontrose
Ito
Tommy
Tyrol Jonlors
Pioné
Selway
Bluebirds
Mschall
Bluebines
Silvio Maestri
Wadsworth Park
Gonton Ditton
WiHam Streed
Solvay
le Canager
Hawaiians Win Team Championship for Second Successive Year
Santa Barbara July 5 The Honolulu based Hawaii team led by Adolph Kiefer of Chicago dominated the National SAU men's outdoor swimming championships. Kiefer scored 15 points to earn top honors with several new records and victories in the 110 backstroke 330 yard medley and 100 yard events. Nakama of Maui captured the 40 yard freestyle and 80 yard crown, while Jarules and others helped Hawaii secure team honors with 43 points. Clark of Ohio State won platform diving, with Paul Ray leading in runners up.
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Ap—Wirenhota
Adolph Niefer
Chicago
Santa Barbara
Calif
Kiefer
Marjorie Benson Aml Dime Skinner
Alex
Orce
SAU
Apa
Adolph Kiefer
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Raisure
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Medfey
Wes
Sath
America
Siefer
Olla Jarula
Jaretz
Klefer
Higashi Nakama
Maui
Hawaii
Nakama
Alexander House
Joretz
Clark
Ohio State University
John Ray
Los Angeles
George Grimm Wins Snipe Race at Kaneends on Onondaga Lake
George Grimm takes Snipe victory marking his first win this season as Gearkemm places second in yesterday's Kaneends series on Onondaga Lake. Imm shows Willeability across the course amid choppy water and freak winds while Gordon McCassey battles the conditions. McCassey falters after a top start as three teams contend in the windy race.
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George Grimm
Victor Salling
Gearkemm
Onondaga Facht Club
Kaneends
Onondaga Lake
Imm
Smnith Secomds
Gordon McCassey
Tates
McCases
Grand Circuit Opens Night Races at Toledo
The Toledo Grand Circuit meets with 309 horses entered for a $10,000 prize pool. Key entrants include Greyhound owned by J. S. Noket, with rivals such as Dale Hanover and Sister Mary among others. The program features sixteen eligibles in the 1910 Hambletonian preview and runs through Friday.
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New York State
Toledo
Sulkles
Greyhnand
Nket
Dale Hanover
H, M. Parshall
Sister Mary Tablemate
Greyhound
Fl Lasayler
Hambletonnian
Bagpiper
Peter Astra
Boyne
Tnement Hill
Hambletonian
Frilays
All Star Game Preview Faces Classic League Rivalry
The article reviews the American League and National League as they prepare for an upcoming all star game in Tampa. It notes past results from 1926 to 1938, the shifting crowd attitudes in Tampa, and the expected lineups led by Joe Cronin and Red Farrell with McCarthy guiding the American League.
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Yanine Stadium
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Allstar
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Teague
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Mare
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Puig
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McCarthy
Buck Newsom
Bai
Tommy
Monte Pearson
Ai Milnar
Tictr
Indiana
Gehritges
Greenberg Tverd IsiPork
BOL Pisening
Merzahasen
Aubietics
Tera Fabra
Panza
Weither
Sheen
Panl Derringer
Pors
Red Sox
Beierstee Aa Walters
Carl Hubbel
Dsaning
Giants
Saywateer Fe Cenaar
Chiefs End Their Slump and Win Pair
The Chiefs snap a four game slide with a doubleheader split at home in Salisbury. Tel Selnhans and Art Jones combine for four of the five firstgame hits while Hlein hans and Jones pace the effort. Chris Hartje adds key hits in the nightcap as Syracuse Notes report the Chiefs rally to victory and end the skid.
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Rae Dersey Cay Gans
Lew Minente
John Wig
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Uist Porter
Salisbury
Jerseyites Inn
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Ginnie
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Hrave
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Hassan
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Johnson
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Martin
Diskshot
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Gordon
Cooke
Igart
Hartje
Ingic
Besson
wEasat Cts
Eal Bates
Unessartt
Fierie Tyaoo
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Beleodas Srizarta
Tesa Salles
Sean
Newark Bears Rally To Split Twin Bill With Rochester
The Newark Bears beat Rochester twice in a doubleheader, 7-3 and 7-1, closing within seven games of Rochester and gaining ground on Jersey City. Kampouris homered with two aboard. Bud, Praden, and Holmes also connected. The opener lasted over three hours with 31 players used. Buffalo’s Biseng helped Rochester, while Staller led Newark with four RBIs in one game as central pitching held Rochester to two hits in the second contest.
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Orioles
Elreb
Roshester
Jersey Giants
Kampouris
al Cay
Tyro
Bove Peek
Budelheny
Tom Praden
Tommy Holmes
Actlear Ring of Thera
Wermnouri
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Biseng
Rochester
Sycecuse Chiefs
Jersey City
Montreal Royale
Toronto Leefs
Sol
Haltimore
Toronto
Seracuer
Freddie Hutchinson
Astore
Detroit
Freddie
Lynn Nelson
Bill Crouch
Seals
Suns
George Staller
Aomer
Hoyais
Glean Climbs Toward Peak in Weekend Wins
Olean climbs from fifth to top using three victories over Niagara Falls, Hamilton. Batavia rel beats Nisgera Falls 11-9. Lenco defeats Bradford 4-. Rainbows and Bees play to a 3-0 tie as Sunday games end early. Ontario?
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Niagara Falls
Hamilton
Batavia Rel
Nisgera Falls
Lenco
Bradford
Rainbows
Bees
Ite
Seiurdar
Oleen
Nlagem Falls
Dalavia
Beedford
Lenten
Little Defeats Ed Oliver In Consolation Golf Test
In a consolatory five match series at Par k Country Club, Little defeated Eddie Oliver two and four after Oliver was disqualified from the National Open. The series, part of an unofficial consolation arrangement, follows Oliver’s disqualification in Cleveland. The next match date remains unscheduled with Chicago as a planned venue beginning July 13.
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Ed Oliver
Oliver
Eddie
Park Country Club
Cleveland
Enidio
Galsage
Wi Stokes
Lavean
Patty
Olver
United States Golf Association
Girae
Ha E
Ait Little
Gene Area
Barazen
Jan
Eddie jUhe
Sericea
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