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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1944
Page
5
Syracuse split a doubleheader with Buffalo as pitching by Bob Malloy faltered for the Chiefs. Buffalo's John The Tease made his first appearance, and Henry Oana eyed a second Buffalo start with a long unbeaten past against Syracuse.
Syracuse Chiefs beat Buffalo Bisons 3-1 in the second game of a Sunday doubleheader at MacArthur Stadium after Buffalo won 10-4 earlier. Bob Katz earned his third straight win for the Chiefs, who used six bunt attempts and produced eight hits.
San Francisco on July 31 reports 18-year-old Ann Curtis setting a 400 yard free record in the water gala. The scene highlights Curtis as a rising star among U S champions with noted performances and notable contenders like Merki and Ryan in the event lineup.
The Yankees and Eastwood won Legion games yesterday. The South Side Yankees scored three runs in the seventh to beat the South Side White Sox at Hills Park. Eastwood Merc chants prevailed over East Side Merchants 9 to 4 at Richels Field.
A horse named Devil Diver is entered to race at Belmont Park today. The entry list notes weight and ride details as part of the Belmont program.
Banazek and Rowe win the golf award after a tense tournament with multiple flights. Their victory came amid close matches including second and third flight wins and key upsets by other pairs.
South Side Merchants defeated the Syracuse Cubs 10 to 0 yesterday afternoon at Suburban Park, piling up 46 hits off Nova. Pendelli hurled a three hitter, while catcher Jim Farrell and outfielder Bob Glumpe led with multiple hits.
Baseball recap highlights early camp action with Browns showing confidence against the Nationals. Key moments include Musial, Sanders, and Owen contributing, Dodgers snapping a 9 game losing streak, and Cubs closing in on fourth place with Wyse and Fleming strong. Braves rally to beat Pirates in both games behind Javery. Reds and Giants also in action as Sullivan clocks five miles in 36:24.
St. Louis July 31—Aly Zarilla of the Browns has raised his batting average to .600 over a furious nine day span. Since July 22 he has 25 at bats with 5 hits in consecutive games and 21 runs batted in. Manager Luke Sewell moved him to the outfield and as a pinch hitter earlier this period.
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Col. Robert I. Bobby Jones has returned to Britain from France for reassignment and was expected to plan to move to the United States. The former Alabama golfer was in the Ninth Air Force as a reconnaissance flyer and was among the arrivals in France.
The Syracuse junior golf championship tees off today at Bellevue with the field from Syracuse Golf Association clubs vying for the title. Art Langan, 1943 champion and host club member, is in military service and will not defend. Match play begins tomorrow and runs through the week. In boxing news, James J Johnston says Tony Shucco will fight Al Hart in Washington on August 7.
The Orioles extend their winning streak to 12 games as they rally in a tense showdown. West and Red Stanford lead the offense with clutch hits and sharp defense fueling the rally.
Mrs Coe Ww Kenney Murphy finished second with 49535 points. Mrs S DeYoung and Sea man First Class E Schwartz of Cleveland were third with 435. Mrs R S Weeks and J J Haggerty of Syracuse fourth with 405. Mrs Paul Memlinger and R J Nichol son of Syracuse fifth with 401.
The Swallows edged Wagon Wheel 1 to 0 at Elmwood Park as pitcher Frank Migdal drove in the only run and allowed three hits. Moe Shaver took the loss after a wild pitch enabled the decisive score. Shaver yielded two hits.
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