Skaneateles Leads in 3 Race Classes at NY Regatta
Skaneateles sailors likely to win three titles on final day of the Cenwal New York Yacht Association Regatta at Skaneateles Lake. Winners to be determined by total points after three days. Bob Eberling led in Usnine Class with 77 points as competitors faced calm weather and a large 69-boat field amid scattered results.
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Jshaneateles
New Yorke Yacht Racing Association
Skaneateles
Lake
Bob Eberling
Eberling
Nich “Thursda
Frederick “McKean
Scott
Charles
Angie
Canandé
Frank le Boufillier
Frank
Bud Lahier
SNIPE
Central New York Yacht Racing Association
Skaneateles’ Lake
Hanna
Newport Yacht Club
Irondequoit Bay
Jack Cooney Still Leads Hole in One Contest in Syracuse
The Syracuse Herald Journal reports on the hole in one contest with 1,055 participants this week. Marksons’ donated bag funds the final day prize as Pasal Maust aims to beat the four inch mark for top prize. Nash, a Dalrylea Afi Company foreman, won the first prize yesterday with a 16 inch shot from the pit. Irene Burke of Marcellus and Mrs. Charles Hood of Pay Ville are noted among top finishers with several close shots and prizes awarded for near misses.
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Beier Ea
Semses
Seracuse
Newark Ze
Batzimere
Buiftaio
Nash
Isin
Dick Rice
Redfield
Syracuse
Aloes
Baltimore
Schrafft
Frank Chesbyo
Nera
Aeila Carton
Chesterfields
Hochester
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Tormey
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Jersey City
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Ynis Wées
Irene Burke
Marcellus
George Brock
Charles Hood
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L. Gray
Vita Lee Triumphs as Old Orchard Victory for Charity Dean
Vita Lee, an Old Orchard Beach bay mare seven, won two Roose ord races driving by Coraopolis trainer, amid strong contenders He, and Fedor finished second in both dashes. The victory marks Vita Lee as a leading contender for the $50,900 trel two mile trot and American trotting championship set for August, with Wendall Wathen of Fort Fairfield, Me, driving.
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Old Orchard Beach
Westbory Cns
Erence Wey
Vita Lee
Roosevelt Raceway
Fedor
Wendall Wathen
Fort Fairfield
McCoy
Aldrich
Fight Results and Partial Names From A Fragment
Fragmentary boxing results and scattered names appear from a page segment. Names such as Harald Babr and Sockie Lobos surface alongside locations like New York and Oklahoma City, with unclear outcomes and partial payday figures.
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Roilewood
Harald
Ase
Phockle
C.ude
New York
Vobed
Sockie Lobos
Oklahome City
Minor League Baseball Coast League Schedule Notes
A parsed fragment shows team names and league references including Los Angeles Sacramento Toledo Columbus and Louisville with scattered abbreviations. The legible items hint at game dates opponents and standings in the minor leagues but no coherent event or result is clear from the OCR snippet.
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Los Angeles
Sacramento i
Weerican Association
Toledo
Columbus
Bonisville
Ingiatanehis
Tony
Eohedaiesys
Witek to Kansas City Blues in AA shift from Newark
Newark Bears infielder Mickey Witek will join the Kansas City Blues of the American Association in a move from the Yankees system. He is batting .313 for Newark.
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Mickey Witek
Kansas City
Newark
Mickey Wittex
Newark Bears
Kansas City Blues
Amercan Association
Ione New York
Yankee
Bears
Onondaga Medalist Mrs Sartorius Leads Club Handicap
Onondaga County Club hosts an annual handicap tournament for women golfers. Medalist Mrs Otto Saerfoerigs shot 15 70 in qualifying, with runners up including Mrs JB Milner Jr and several others posting scores and qualifying figures.
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Otto Saerfoerigs
Onondaga County Club
JB. Milner, Jr
Ruaneraip
Forier Reeve
Carl Wright
Raymond Burns
As €. Nichols
Chiefs Aim To Tie Wing Series In Fourth Game
Syracuse Chiefs threaten to even the six game set with the Rochester Red Wings as Art Hartley faces Jerry Hearn after Berry Perkowski won his seventh decision. Perkowski limited Rochester to six hits and drove in the winning run as coach noted strong pitching and late inning defense. The Wings led the series 2-1 with a doubleheader slated for tomorrow afternoon.
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Ecubester
Syracuse Chiefs
Rochester Red Wings
Berry ‘Perkowski
Wings
Art Hartley
Jerry Hearn
Perkowski
John
Uthesby
Rochesterians
Roze
Rochester
Shortsville Beats Genesees in Softball Victory
Shortsville defeated the Genesees of Syrature 3-1 last night at Shortsville. Buzz Slandy and Jack Curtin each allowed three hits as Shortsville earned an unearned run. Duke Dorgan hit a home run for the lone Genesees score. Shortsville will play a rematch later in the season.
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Genesees of
Syrature
Shortsville
Buzz Slandy
The
Sinners
Jack ‘Curtin
Shortsville Funs
Duke Dorgan
Genesees
Shortsville Wif
Sea
Unclear sports brief with scattered team references
Odd OCR style report from Wilkes-Barre area. Mentions Williamsport beat Elmira 85 points, Binghamton Hartford and Utica results, and a three game series sweep. Notable names include Albany and Sckanton style spellings. details are fragmentary and uncertain.
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Wilkes-Barre
Sishteneasie
Gare
Williamsport
Elmira
Tigers
Binghamton
Hartford
Utica
Sox
Mangrum and Herbert Tie For First After Round One
Sixty four players posted first rounds with Mangrum and Herbert tied for first at two under par. Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago and Detroit rivalries remained in contention as 234 strokes in two rounds kept them one behind the leaders. Alexander led the group with a strong start, while Dutch Harrison and Jim Ferrini trailed in the $15,000 payoff event.
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Mangrum
Chicago
Detroit
Ethelead
Fredgson
Antioch
Alexander
Dutch Harrison Arid
Tun
Mesa
Ané
Jim
Ferrini
Newark Rookie Has Batting Spree Debut
Newark rookie Bob Thurman stars in a rough start to the season with a homer and two hits, lifting the Kansas City Monarchs in a 55 run tie game. Buck Porterfield and Liermann share mound duties as Buffalo loses to Jersey City while Syracuse tops Red Wings.
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Newark
Associated Press
Bob Thurman
Neste
Kansasity Monarchs
Bob Porterfield
Gien “Liermman
Royals
Buffalo Bisons
Jersey City Giants
Red Wings
Syracuse Chiefs
American Sound Splits Into Four In Oslo Dual Meet
The American track squad was divided into four groups for a three day dual meet in Oslo with the leading performers placing well on the final day. Toronto defeated Baltimore 5 3 as Gordien sparked a late rally with a double and strong throwing marks. Al Widmar sought another win as Buffalo prepared for a return match in Minneapolis but Toronto momentum carried the Giants as the series continued.
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Toronto
Baltimore Orioles
Une Gordien
Sar Tun
Francisco
al Widmar
Buffalo
Minneapolis
Giants
Minn
Dodgers and Cardinals extend stalemate after nine innings
In a tense Mexican stand-off between the Dodgers and the Cardinals at Ebbets Field, the game was halted at 22:50 due to the Nations League curfew with a 3-3 score. St. Louis clung to a 21st-game lead over Brooklyn as both teams traded threats in a near marathon that ended with the tie. Roy Campanella scored on a walk, a Marvin Rackley single, and Pee Wee Reese errorless play tied the game before the curfew. Bowie Poilet pitched for St Louis while Preacher Roe and Erv Pafco pitched for Brooklyn.
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Redbirds
Dodgers
Ebbets. Field
Roy Campanelis
Finch
Marvin Rackley
Peewee Reese
Bowie Poilet
Sti Louis
Preacher Roe
Erv Pafica
The
Brooks
Card of 70 Falls Short At Bellevue
Bellevue golf carding 70 fell short in a touring Belle vue Member-Guest semisfinal round. Scores and rosters show Joe Page sparking New York Yankees in a strong season start. par at Bellevue listed as 70. Red Sox and Indians games affected standings with late rallies and notable batting streaks.
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Joe Page
Newall
York Yankees
Bill Stark
Roy ‘Corey
Laca Dr
Stan" Wood
Joe Stevens
Washington
Agee
Stone
Jim Gridley
Sprague
Waltey Masters
Johnny Linderl
Jerry" Dimmick
Billy Johnson
Sea Tank Tigereet
Caer
Ima Lea
Cleveland
Indians
Joe Dobson
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Boston Red Sox
Alex “Benazek
Pelow
John “Weld
Ngen
Stan Mark
Best ball of 65 ties Fahey to 783 for Jo
Zarch posts second minus 38 scoring 70 par 2 66 at Fox event. Best ball of 65 matches Fahey’s 783 in tight field.
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Fahey
Zarch
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