Enrolled golfers ready for New York State championship
Syracuse Yacht Club hosts the New York State amateur and senior golf championships next week. The course at under major makeover lengthens tees to 6 355 yards and clears roughs while cross ditches are kept open. Grounding clubs in hazards penalized. only property lines considered out of bounds. A tent will house the scoreboard and press quarters. Rotation of holes reverts to last year’s order to aid spectators. Field includes Wiltie Turnesa and Ray Billows. total entries around 33 and swelling toward 100 with players from Green Lakes and Drum Tins clubs among others. Promoter Pedro Martinez and Dan Biasone among entrants.
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Stan ‘Kowal
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Seneca
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Fred Rivoli
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Tony Mollica
Norm Smith
Dram- Tins
Alex Karsis
James Douval
Westvale
Jack Kinney
Bellevue
Alex ‘Heresa
Tuscarora
Pedro Martinez
Rochester
Syracuse Nationals
Dan Biasone
Weedsport Claims Fame In Baseball
Weedsport figure Augh Fullerton Jr notes the town and the Watson family helped seed early baseball. Treat argues a Hall of Fame should be in Weedsport, N C, not Cooperstown, with lineage to Robert Treat and claimed baseball roots dating back before Double Day era. It highlights Watsons’ Transcontinental Live Oaks, minor league players, and Weedsport’s role in early baseball lore. The piece also surveys current sports notes from Swiacki’s injuries to Peter Thompson’s promise and regional coaching hires.
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New York
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Cleveland
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Cooberstown
Watson
Robert Treat
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King Phillip
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Live Oaks
Salem
Women Golfers Meet Tomorrow at Poiséani Country Club
The first season event for Poiséani Country Club women golfers features team qualifying rounds set for tomorrow. Winners earn club representation in the Northern New York tournament at Malone on July 28. Committee members include Miss Dorothy A. Hail and Mrs Basil W. Elliott, with Mrs Fred Delisle and William Griffin. Qualifying round leaders are Miss Hielen M. Hosmer and Miss Diane Elliott.
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New York
Malone
Dorothy A. Hail
Basil W. Elliott
Fred Delisle
William Griffin
Hielen M. Hosmer
Diane Elliott
Better Golf By Sam Snead From a damaged text
The article discusses golf swing fundamentals emphasizing a firm crisp rhythm without muscle tension. It advises a midway action between loose and rigid to develop a spring-like swing and mentions mental focus and practice. It references Michigan State turnout and Coach Clarence and Biggie Munn in a spring context.
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Concentrat
Clarence
Biggie Munn
Massena Fishing Licenses Bring In Seven Thousand
Town records show fishing licenses totaling about 7000 dollars in the first half of the year out of 10472.75 passed through the town clerk's office. Town Clerk F L Hosmer issued 2551 conservation permits including hundreds to women. Fees turned over to the supervisor in the half year reached 1496 dollars, the largest sum ever received by the township from the clerk's office. The clerk issued 66 marriage licenses, 73 death certificates, and 278 birth certificates.
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Postoffice Squeakers Down Veterans in Civil Service League
Tate's First Tans and TOME DUGAN twinned the Postoffice softball team to a 3 to 1 win over the Veterans Administration nine at Van Duyn Field last night. It was the Vets' first loss of the year and left the Postoffice nine with four victories in seven starts.
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Tome Dugan
Veterans Administration
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Outing Club plans and campus sports at Syracuse University
Peggy Cram profiles the Outing Club led by Beatrice Patterson at Syracuse University, detailing fall plans for a Lake Champlain fence trip during Labor Day weekend, club activities from archery to sailing, and Patterson’s background from Carnegie Tech now in the College of Liberal Arts. The piece notes club growth, facilities like the Barn and a new ice skating rink, and lists officers and related athletic events including golf at nearby clubs and a tennis championship at Drumlins.
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New York, State College of Forestry
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Joan Recording
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Alice Fulton
William Mahoney
Steve Bochar
Louise White
Lloyd Woodscock
DeJohn Wins By Knockout In Seventh At Syracuse Fight
Syracuse fans celebrate as Joey DeJohn stops Pete Mead in the seventh round at Rochester Red Wing Stadium. Attendance listed at 20 235 with out of town fans over 5 000. Mead floored earlier in the bout and DeJohn earned a 30 percent share of a $10 000 purse amid ring lighting troubles and chaotic moments.
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Fistic Colony
Joey DeJohn
Pete Mead
Rochester
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Mead
Yeount
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Tinney
Lombardo
Syracase
Buffalo Fens
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del John
Lee Sala
Donora
Quaker State
Atta
Clel Forsythe Jete
Reign
Onondaga
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Herbert Myron Defeats Kennedy at Onondaga Golf Course
Herbert E. Myron, a regular golfer at Dramiins, accepted a challenge from former mayor Thomas E. Kennedy to play at Onondaga yesterday. In his first tour of the course he shot 91, his best hole total of the year, enabling him to defeat his host. Foursome included George H. Bedford, commissioner of finance, and Carl F. Wright, chairman of the Civil Service Commission, where Myron serves as executive secretary.
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Dramiins
Thomas E. Kennedy
Onondaga
George H. Bedford
Carl F. Wright
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Myron
Stan Wood's Golf Team Extends Twilight League Lead
With two weeks left in the Green Lakes Twilight League Stan Wood's team leads with 129 points, Charles Teich aggregation next at 27. Walter Slusarski shot 68 the best round, hitting a drive within 10 feet of the 358 yard 9th hole. Slusarski has carded 68 four times this year as other teams posted various totals including Bykoski 25 Tharpe 25 Moriarity 23 Sluserski 23 Nayler 22 Acquino 12 T.
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Charles Teich
Walter ‘Slusarski
Slusarski
Bykowski
Tharpe
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Lawson Little Battles Snead in Reading Open Round
Sammy Snead led early but Lawson Little surged in the Reading Open. Snead, twice a winner this season, struggled as Cary Middlecoff and others chased, with Snead shooting 30 36 to finish strong and top the field at Reading Country Club.
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Snead
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Thn Sone
Cary Middlecoff
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Eve
Sammy
Reading Country Club
McGory to Assist Cornell Trainer Kavanaugh
Thomas J. McGory, longtime Dryden High School athlete turned athletics staffer, is slated to assist Cornell coach Kavanaugh as Lew Williams departs. McGory’s arrival marks a shift in duties alongside veteran staff as the trainer role transitions within the program. The move comes amid broader changes in the Cornell athletic department and reflects McGory’s recent prominence on tour events and local circuits.
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Lawson Little
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Jaby Tittle
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Prainer
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