Reds Hopeful ASD in Race as Standings Tighten
The Cincinnati Reds, riding a 21 win pace after a sweep of Brooklyn, aim to chase NL leaders. Pitching staff led by Howie Fox and the Big Four trio of Blackwell Raifensberger Wehmeier along with support from Erautz Hatki and Perkowski fuels a strong run. Varying results from the Cardinals Phillies Braves and Brooks keep the standings close. A rumor at Chiefs Stadium hints the club may change hands with a Yankee rep offering $300,000 for the franchise.
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Tvin
Brooklyn
Thayma
Real
Sting
Chiefs Stadium
Yankee
Hofmann
Syracuse
Bruning Opens Lead in Yahnundasis Final
Youthful Barbara Bruning of White Plains takes a 2 up lead over defending champion Ruth Torgerson of Garden City at the halfway 13 hole mark in the 26 hole final. Bruning shot 80 on morning 18 as Torgerson posted 82, with Bruning scoring birdies to seize the lead and extend it before Torgerson rallied to stay in the title hunt.
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Peg Cramatica
Barbara Bruning
White Plains
Ruth Torgerson
Garden City
Yahnundasis Links
Miss Bruning
Torgerson
Barbaral
Thei!oorth
Stsupt
Philip Allen
Syracuse
Ann Winslow Cantwell
Saranacake
Yahnundasis
Wien
Garyden City
New York States
Yah-' Nundass
Bruning
Torgergerson
Phillip Allen
Virginia Guffoil
Sisa
Alles
New York
L. 1
Yahnuniasis Course
Utica
Drumlins Golf Ladies Win Four Ball at Drumlin host
Mrs Lee Alexander and partners won the four ball match at Drumlins Golf Club. Mrs Willa Schoonmaker and teammates finished second with 62. Miss Florence Buckley and others are noted in the same event. William Meehan captured the nine hole secret score award.
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Lee Alexander
Glenn Bothwell
Teitt Bassett
Florence Buckley
Drumhing
Willa Schoonmaker
Ralph Balestra
Charles] Gugino
Gouge Barkesich
William Meehan
Bolanos to resume boxing after Aragon loss
Enrique Bolanos will not retire after a one round defeat by Art Aragon. His manager George Parnassus said the 26 year old will rest briefly then return, blaming Bolanos pride for the quick knockout in the third round and noting he was not washed up.
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Los Angeles
Enrique Bolanos
Art Aragon
George Parnassus
Bolanos
Balanas
Pride
Aragon
Arag
Parnassus
Yankees Slash Into Tigers Lead In AL League Action
Scoreboard style report shows several games with interleague and regional results. Montreal beat Toronto, Rochester defeated Buffalo while Baltimore edged Springfield. other matchups include Sacramento, Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, Oakland, and San Diego with various wins and losses across leagues.
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St. Paul
Minneapotty
Southern Association
Banhville
Mounte
Mobile
Nashville
Birmingham & Lite Rock
Allania
Memphis
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Binghamton
Scranton
Hartford
Elmira
Ath. Barford
Awilliamswort
Albany
Wilkes-Barre
Uhiez
Big Johnny Mize Still on Rampage
Big Johnny Mize reliable form powers the New York Yankees in a key pennant bid. He clouted two homers and five RBIs in a 14 to 5 win over the Detroit Tigers at Yankee Stadium, lifting his recent pace to overpowering heights as he reasserts his veteran impact for the Yanks.
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Big Johnny Mize
Tive Big Cat
Gain
Johnny Mize
New York Yankees
Mize
Yanks
Detroit Tigers
Yankee Stadium
Tigers
Joe Dimaggio
Dimag
Ruth
Joe
Lou Gehrig
Gaelic Gridders Invade Buffalo for Return Match
Syracuse Gaelic football team will travel by car to Lackawanna Stadium in Buffalo tomorrow to face the Buffalo Celtics. Buffalo sits third in the Midwest Gaelic Football League with a 4 2 record, while Cleveland Detroit Pittsburgh Chicago and Toronto also compete. Syracuse is independent this season but aims to join a formal league next year. A large Syracuse fan delegation plans to attend.
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Syracuse
Buffalo
Buffalo Celtics
Lackawanna Stadium
Cleveland
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Toronto
Clark Hits 99 Targets in New York Trapshooting
Four men won state class championships at Buffalo. G. J. Becker Endicott took Class A with 9 of 190. M. Clark Bridgeport Conn. shot 99 but title went to New Yorkers. purse $291. Other winners: Carl Kluth Blackport 97. Stanley Thomas Niagara Falls 95. R. Regenier Forest Hills 93. Junior division capped by Sam Monanarella Rochester with 92 laps. event continues at Buffalo Track & Field Club.
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Buffalo
New York
R. Regenier
Jeffry Munson
Sprarkul
Sam Monanarella
Rochester
MHL
Tomorow
Buffalo Track & Field Club
YORK
New York Giants
Ollie Cline
Detroit Lions
Kelley Mote
Mote
Duke
Cline
Cine
Ohio State
Seconth
Philadelphia
Girl Softball Double Header At YMCA Tonight
A feminine softball double header is set at the YMCA tonight. Meales faces the All-Stars at 7 20 PM, followed by Fairbanks meeting Rochesterals an hour later.
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YMCA
Meales
Fairbanks
Rochesterals
Yankees and Marines Win in Military Softball League Action
Yesterday's Stars Batting featured John Mize with two homers as the Yankees routed Detroit. Sal Mazi led New Yorkers to a win over the Cardinals, while the Marines blanked the 108th Infantry No. 2 team 3 to 0. A Battery beat headquarters 32 to 10 in other games in the Military Softball League.
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John Mize
Yankees
Howe
Detroit
Sal Mazi
Guants
New Yorkers
Cardinals
Warglos VK
Marines
Tho Tomine
Navy
Fragmented OCR item from old wire service page
Fragmented text shows names and places tangled with numbers and towns. Hard to parse events. Likely notes from Indianapolis and New York areas with references to individuals and associations, but essential facts are unclear.
Kane Weeks Crowned Tennis Champion at Kirk Park
Kane Weeks defeated Ben Smclair 8-6 6-3 to win the Hoyas singles title in Kirk Park. Mary Ann Raleigh repeated as girls champion by beating Mary Reynolds 6-2 6-4. Junior doubles and singles results follow with multiple pairings and scores listed from the day’s events.
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Kane Weeks
Benfield
Smclair
Hoya
Kirk Park
Mary Ann Raleigh
Mary Reynolds
William
Fesbert McGrath
Michael Lalmont
Kenner Butter
Finnis
Thomas Brett
Mel Stat
Bik
Bed
Ted
Brewerton Races Tonight at Brewerton Speedway
Night program features 20 lap feature and 20 lap boaters race plus a 20 ap pace event with three heats five semis and a consolation. Buffalo Syracuse intercity clash brings seven drivers from each city while promoter Al Richardson bans mags and permits blocking bumping and other tactics in this special race.
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Brewerton Speedway
Buffalo-Syracuse
al Richardson
Sports Mirror Recaps Historic Baseball and Tennis Results
Summary of multiple past sports notes from the Associated Press. It recalls a St Louis Cardinals victory over Brooklyn reducing the National League lead to one game, Chicago and Detroit leads in their leagues years ago, a Cubs pursuit of a fast baseman, and Gottfried von Cramm defeating Wilmer Allison in a Davis Cup match.
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Sports Mirror
Associated Press Today
Lews Cardinals
Brooklyn
Wodners
Chicago
Detroit
Zeke, Ronura
Washington Senatres
Geremany
Gottfried von Cramm
Wilmer Allison
U. S
Erskine Pitches Three Straight Shutouts for Dodgers
Carl Erskine, 23, after a rough start, has climbed to 7-6 with a fourgame win streak and three consecutive shutouts. He blanked Toronto 6-0 after beating Leafs 2-0 and Rochester 6-0, fanning 23 and walking three on four hits.
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Erskine
Branklyn
Toronto
Leafs
Rochester
George Schmees
Jack Brittin
Good Time Pace Victor At Saratoga
Good Time the top money winning pacer boosted earnings to 125199 after winning the Empire State race at Saratoga Raceway by three lengths in 2 02 4. He paid 270, 310 and 230. Juniour Counsel second, Bud Mite third. Royal Blackstone led early but finished eighth. Miss Excellency driven by A Winger won division one of the Will Gahagan Memorial trot in 2 0825. Princess Scotland second and Roy won division two in 2 0745 by a nose. Del MacTavish drove Volo A C? to third.
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Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Raceway
Hal Dale
Juniour Counsel
R. W Lana Alice E. Chase
Gloversvile
Bud Mite
C. Adelman
Mit
Vernon, O
W. F. Cane
Goshen
Roosefveld Raceway
Royal Blackstone
Miss Excellency
Gay
Pierette
Princess Scotland
Roy
Hussey
del T MacTavish
Volo A. C
Perrier and Alexander Tie In St Paul Golf Tie
St Paul stage of the golf tournament narrowed to 65 finalists after 36 holes. Perrier and Alexander led the field, aiming for the 2,500 prize as 25 players qualified by scoring 149 or better across Thursday and Friday. Local amateurs filled the top tier of the remaining contenders.
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ST. Paul, Mion
Inetter
Simon-Pures
Match Play At Onondaga Sees Robinson Aimed For Title
Duart Robinson and Ale Banazek led the Onondaga Club member guest event with a five under par 67 in round one. Fred Hudson and Howie Sprague joined top seeds in tight matches as play continues toward the championship with several flights tight on totals. Larry Sovik and Tom Higgins reached the championship with a 72 and defend low amateur Frank Stranahan shot 68 for 138 total.
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Ale
Banazek
Fred Hudson
Howie Sprague
Onondaga Club
Robinson
Wah
Lawton Bishop
Don Tiffany
Bill Stone
Mid O'Hare
Phil Markert
Paul Cowan
Clell Forsythe
Bill Holt
Roland Anderson
John Ward
Anderson
Ward
Forsythe
Holt
Larry Sovik
Tom, Higgins
John Schenk
Joe Calaban
Shanpionsie
Wingoler
Smit
Tom
Aigians
Lagesa
Clem Dougherty
Campbell-O
Gullo
les.Crodeorthinek Sends
E. L. Bishop
TWRD
Watson
Too
Holland - A
Miehen Magighe
Chiast
J. Babson
Jo. Matimes Tormey
Brehman-R
Batards
A. MacCollum
Chamberlin
Mareert P
Conan
Henry Ransom
Ted Kroll
New Hartford
N. Y
Gil
Frank Stranahan
No Stadium For Syracuse
A special meeting of the Oneida County Parks and Plain Board will consider the proposal from Syracuse to use Griffin Field in Liverpool for high school sports. The city abandoned plans for Burnet Park stadium due to cost. Councilman Ray Simmons will present lighting plans for Griffin Field as Roosevelt Stadium previously hosted games.
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Oneindaga County Parks and Plain Board
Urts
Syracuse
Griffin Field
Liverpool
Burnet Park
Griffin Arena
Ray Simmons
Roosevelt Stadium
Thal
Griffin
Bob Gates Dominates with Five-Run Row For Ponies
In a Border League night action Kingston's Ponies crushed Watertown Athletics 30 to 2 as Applegate, a right-hander in his second year, tied the game with a nine-hit effort over nine innings. Watertown pitchers allowed 15 hits while Ottawa Nation Hugas won 14-5 and Ogdensburg Manios beat Geneva Robins 9-5. Johnny Sosi hit two homers for Ogdensburg with a man aboard, while Roady Gates of Auburn pitched 17 straight balls as 13 Nationals crossed the plate in one inning.
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Associated Press
Applegate
Kingston
Ponies
Watertown Athletics
Lime
Athletics
Watertown
Ottawa Nation
Hugas
Ogdensburg Manios
Geneva Robins
Oneonta Nine Wins Twice in Canadian American League
Oneonta took a twin bill from Schenectady, while Quebec rested. In the opener Jack Campbell limited Schenectady to two hits in a 1 0 victory. Jim Sweeney mishandled the second game turning it into a 4 1 loss for Schenectady as Oneonta edged ahead. Rome led a busy schedule with Amsterdam and Three Rivers in Sunday action.
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Kanerup Schenectady
Quebec
Jack Campbell
Schenectady
Jim Sweeney
Sirkwood, JR
Ayhusted
Voagl
Yes
Dita
Dita, Double, 19 Schenectagy’sterday
Ptank Whalen
Amsterdam
Rome
Surananan
Marty Fulgol
I 'Rgdave
Pittsfield
Eastwood to meet Post 4 in Onondaga league final
Eastwood and Post 4 Syracuse teams will clash in the Onondaga County Turner American Legion Baseball League final at 5 PM tomorrow at Srittin Field. Eastwood beat North Syracuse 7 2 at Grillin g Field and Post 41 shaded Minoa 5 0. Cassidy earned the win with a 10 strikeout effort while Scanton fanned 12 for the Post 41 victory. Hearn had two hits for Eastwood with Haynes and Murray adding two each.
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Post 4
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Turner American Legion
Weague
Srittin Field
North Syracuse
Minoa
Grilling Field
Cassidy
Ski
Haynes
Tom Murray
Don Scanton
Jack Hearn
Central New York Open semi finals set this afternoon
The Central New York Open moves to the semifinals with Harold Mc Grath facing Tom Raleigh and Fred Weekworth meeting Wes Michaels in men’s singles. Women’s semis feature Rosamond Klock vs Mary Dan Raleigh and Dorothy Albright vs Mary McReader.
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Harold McGrath
Tom Raleigh
Fred Weekworth
Wes “Michaels
Wiil
Rosamond Klock
Mary Dan Raleich
Dorothy Albright
Mary McReadré
Finglas Raleich
Whiteside
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