Syracuse Chiefs Lose Two In Doubleheader Fight On Bench
Rochester report details a bench scuffle between Syracuse center fielder Goodie Rosen and pitcher Sam Konstanty after a seventh inning clash during a doubleheader split with the Red Wings. It notes Rosen’s aggressive hustle, the Chiefs’ hitting struggles, and notes Millard Howell’s upcoming start as Syracuse aims to rebound. Worcester, Newark, and Montreal series context follow.
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Junior Golfers Open at Onondaga Club
Report of qualifying rounds for the 13th annual golf championship at Onondaga Golf and Country Club. Mentioned are players from Syracuse and Ambor with Tony Langan among finalists in last week’s tour event.
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Senor
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Cornell Frosh Sailors Help Form 1943 Grid Team
Syracuse Fordham and Penn freshmen join Cornell’s drill as Coach Carl Snavely builds a 1943 squad around Meredith Cushing and Ralph Calcagni. More than 109 athletes enlisted, daily practice averages 40, with promising backs including Accorsi Crooks Norton and Macerko and likely linemen Coll Stancampiana Youngling. The schedule soon to be faced features Navy Princeton Holy Cross Syracuse Columbia Dartmouth Colgate and Penn amid rebuilding efforts.
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Carl Snavely
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Meredith Cushing
Buffalo
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Smith
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Harry Furman
Elmira
Bill Blose
Dayton
Ohio
Newark College of Engineering
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Chalky Wright Enlists In Maritime Service
New York July 26 Albert Chalky Wright former feather weight champion enters United States maritime service as a physical instructor. Wright will report for duty at Holman Island station on Aur 33 and is slated to fight Angel Avilas in Washington DC on August 9 in his next bout.
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Maritime Service
New York
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United Sates Maritime Service
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Angel Avilas
Washington, D. C
The Non-Winners of Racing Bet the Gamble
A discussion on horse owners and players shows most lose money. Only about 15 to 18 percent break even, over 80 percent lose cash while owners face an 80 percent handicap. Calls rise for higher owner returns or lower takeouts to salvage racing viability.
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Grantland
Colonel Bradley
Scotland
Gorie
J. Partridge
Mooney
Harnessing Wealth and Passion in a Turf Era
The piece surveys big stable fame and rising upkeep costs in horse racing, noting Greentree and Whitneys as icons, Seabiscuit’s era and owners Howard and Wright, and the strain on small owners. It weaves in tournament updates, Arlington Park racing closes, and a kaleidoscope of horses, trainers, and races across the scene.
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Warren Wright
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New York City Net Player Robbed at Kirk Park
New York City tennis player Axel Kaufmann recalled a brief Syracuse visit after being robbed at Kirk Park during a state tournament. Police and friends aided him as he recovered from the incident and arranged travel for his return.
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Sovik Fires 65 To Set Onondaga Amateur Record
Larry Sovik shot a 65 at Onondaga to establish an amateur record, going 32 on the front and 33 on the back after touring the course. The five-time amateur champion has tied Dewmark for the low amateur round, while professionals Bill and Bob Mitchell had posted 65s in the past. Sovik will team with William Sterk at Bellevue in upcoming events and may compete in the city amateur tour at Drummond, where defending champion Ales Banazek is listed.
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Pirates Rally To Split Dodgers Double Bill In NY
The Pirates blade Brooklyn to two 7 to 1 victories as Bob Klinger and Wally Hebert pitched well. The Dodgers dropped two straight, widening the gap with St Louis at the top of the league as the Reds and Phillies split. Hi Borthorn earned his 22nd win for the Cubs in the opener while the Yankees protest tied the second game to a potential ruling by Will Harridge.
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Buzas Delivers in Newark Victory over Baltimore Bears
Joe Buzas starred for Newark in the International League doubleheader, driving in the winning run with a bases loaded single in the seventh and adding another RBI in the fifth. He collected three hits in six trips, helping the Bears sweep Baltimore 4-3 in both games while Frank Hiller earned his seventh win.
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White Plays McSpaden for Tam O Shanter Open Title
Chicago July 6 Blushing Buck White, a Greenwood Mississippi pro, meets Jag McSpaden in an 18 hole playoff for the Tam O Shanter All American Open title and $2000 first prize after finishing tied with McSpaden at 282. McSpaden and White both finished under par after 72 holes. Chick Harbert tied for third with 283 after a late surge. Patty Berg won the Women’s Open with $200 and a 307 total, five strokes ahead of Elizabeth Hicks as the Ryder Cup pace set for Detroit.
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Philadelphia
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Greenwood
Tam O'Shanter Club
Chicago
Buck White
Tam o'Shanler
White
Greenwood, Miss
Jag McSpaden
Uncle Sam
Byron Nelson
Nelson
Harbert
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Spar
Elizabeth Hicks
Long Beach
Caiis
Ryder Aly
Detroit
Waldorf Missing as Northwestern Opens Summer Football
Two weeks of summer football practice at Northwestern University begin today but head coach Lyon Waldorf is absent. He left yesterday for Thousand Islands, New York, where his father Bishop Ernest L. Waldorf of the Methodist Church lies seriously ill. The session aims to acquaint new candidates enrolled in the Navy U 12 training program. A squad of about 75 players was expected to report.
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Evanston
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Thousand Islands
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Methodist Church
Cornell Falls 7 0 as Sampson Nine Dominates
Sampson Naval Training Station fastball town blanked Cornell 7 0 Sunday behind one hit pitching by George Keck. Sailors collected 22 hits off Don Clay and knocked the ball around the field. Sampson scored twice in the first inning three times in the seventh and in the ninth.
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George Keck
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