Mead and Masciarelli Clash In Syracuse Ten Rounder
Mead the top ranked middleweight meets Tony Masciarelli in a 10 round title bout at the Fair Ground Coliseum promoted by the Syracuse Sports Club. Mead, 159. Masciarelli, 160. both rugged rivals with comeback history in Central New York rings. Preliminary undercard features Montreal, LaChappelle, Smith, Smith and Warren in six and four round bouts.
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Frank Woolever
Pety
Mead
Syracuse
Tony Masciarelli
Masciarelli
Fair Ground Coliseum
Syracuse Sports Club
Nurilorigar
New York
Swat
Rose Baxter
Cliff Berkett
Jory
Chet Vine
Len ‘Taplin
Wallie Deters
Polo
Montreal
Fern LaChappelle
Miagara Falls
Gabriel
Allans
City
Jack Smith
Wilkes-Barre
al Smith
Bob Lloyd
Jim Warren
Newark
N.J
Ray McGibbons
Niagara Falls
Collins Blanks Baldwinsville Nine in Stile League
Hannibal pitcher Collins threw a three hit shutout to beat Baldwinsville 3 to 0, the lone shutout in the Stile Baseball League. Oswego division games saw Liverpool 9, Cata Meridian 2, Phoenix 5, Minetto 3, Hannibal 3 Baldwinsville 0. Ontario section results included Waterloo 5 Aubur n 1 and Clyde 12 Montexima 2. Onondaga division shows Skaneateles 7 Jordan 4, South Onondaga 9, Auburn 1, Solvay 9, Camillus 8 Weedsport 6 Marcellus 1. Cayuga section Romulus 14 Hector.
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Aurous
Hannibal
Hine
Baldwinsville
Stile Baseball
Os Wego
Liverpool
Cata- Meridian
Phoenix
Minetto
Ontario
Waterloo
Auburn
Clyde
Montexima
Kewark
Lyons
Cansadaigua
Seneca Falls
Onondaga
Skaneateles
Jordan
South Onondaga
Solvay
Camillus
Weedsport
Marcellus
Cayuga
Romulus
Hector
Mrs. Lee and Brown Capture All-Bore Skeet Honors
Charles Brown of Bullata and Frances Lee of Fayetteville topped the all-bore skeet championship at Onondaga Club. Brown posted 100 straight targets while Mrs. Lee led with 96. Junior winner Ben Dilovio of UWlica had 93, and R. Beikrick was runner-up at 95. Beverly Lee, Mrs. Lee’s daughter, took second in the women's event with 88. Buffalo Field and Trap Club won the team title with 482 of 530, Art Beam posting the high overall score of 302.
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Charles Brown
Bullata
Frances Lee
Fayetteville
Onondaga Club
Brown
Mrs. Lee
Ben Dilovio
Uwlica
R. Beikrick
Hungry Hank Earns His Morning Cereal
New York sport column notes Hungry Hank Saver and Ken sitchener lead the major league home run race with 14 each and jokes about breakfast worries for years. It blends golf tips and baseball standings with playful, exaggerated commentary on cereal, players, and team homer totals across leagues.
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Oscar Fraley
New York
Hank Saver
Ken Sitchener
Kelther
Bellevue Spring Handicar Tourney Quarterfinals End This Week
Readable fragments show Bellevue quarterfinals in three classes with matches including DM Singh beating Clem Poignee ten points and several players like Phil Gin Hontes, Manion, Racor, and VanDevester advancing or eliminated. The text is garbled but indicates ongoing round completion and multiple match results.
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Bellevue
Pew
Manion
Zia
Stan Carne
Mcberimat Pas
EL Tas VanDevester
Eat Janhition
Roger Robinson Named Assistant Coach at Lebanon Valley
Roger Robinson, pageball coach at Smith Tech in Syracuse City League and a Syracuse University graduate student, becomes assistant football coach at Lebanon Valley College in Pennsylvania. A former Syracuse University halfback, he will assist Andy Kerr at Lebanon.
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Roger Robinson
Smith Tech
Syracuse University
Lebanon Valley College
Pennsyvania
Robinsore Wil
Andy Werr
Lebanon
High School Girls Track Meet Highlighted by Inconsistent Relay Showdowns
East Syracuse Senior High School defeated Syracuse Red Spex nine to two as Homer Braves and Syracuse Stars performances sparked a busy afternoon of girls track and field. Olmsteds hurled strong efforts, while Dacey led the Stars with timely hits in a separate baseball clash at Suburban Park. other area schools including North Syracuse and Solvay were noted for partial results amid a crowded schedule.
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Absvave
Syracuse
RED Sox
Dulbly
Honey Olmsted
Don
Kirk
Syracuse Stars
Ernst
Syracuse Red Spex
Momer Braves
Nrne
Olma Southern
Yesselock
Alec Wisniewski
Onondaga County
Bill
North Syracuse
Solvay
Dacey
Faysiteville
Jfour
Adi
Kirby advances to quarterfinals in British women’s amateur golf
Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta reaches the quarterfinals by defeating Peggy Streeton of England 6 and 5 in the British women's amateur championship. Glena Collet of the United States is eliminated in the fourth round by Mrs. A. M. Holm of Eastland. Louisa Suggs, U.S. amateur champion, joins Kirby in the quarters after beating Miss G. B. Rudgard of Britain 4 and 3.
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Amaz
G. B.C. Rudgard
Britain
Ramblers Defeat Howlett Hill 12-5 in Holiday Series
The Syracuse Ramblers won two of three games over the weekend at Meachem Field. Dick Bare powered a 15-1 win over the Syracuse Yankees as 25 hits supported strong pitching. Memorial Day saw Barr pitch the Ramblers to a 15- win over Howlett Hill.
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Syracuse Ramblers
Meachem Field
Dick Bare
Syracuse Yankees
Queen Anne
Shea Ramblers
Barr
Ramblers
iHowler
Giants Rise As Cardinals Slump In Tight N Y pennant Race
The National League pennant chase tightens as the surprising New York Giants surge while the St Louis Cardinals slump. Pittsburgh Philadelphia Boston. Chicago faces pressure as others stay within reach. Cincinnati slips behind as Ronkie Howard Fos and Tenfate Tonsberger spark the Cardinals. Dodgers gain on a faltering slate, leaving the field open for any club to seize the pennant.
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Eloul
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsbugh
St Louis
Chcago
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Yanks
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St. Loui
Washington
Ut Sauer
Kelmer
Witte
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Reds
Ronkie Howard Fos
Tonsberger
Cardinal
Raffensberger
Cardinals
Ueir
Bears Take Firmer Grip On 1st Post
Newark sits atop the International League as rookie Clarence Duand powered a daily standout, driving in Keith Uns and two homers for an eighth straight win. Portersfield led with two homers, Dan Muetter also homered for Jersey City in the opener, but Newark pulled ahead in a 2-2 nightcap. Syracuse split a twilight doubleheader, Buffalo won twice over Toronto, and Montreal overtook Rochester in the other games.
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Newark Bears
Clarence Duand
Newark
Wo Homark
Keven Uns
Bob Purteefoht
Benes
Jersey City Ctunty
Roosevelt Stadium
Dipanus
Jersey City
Bob Cain
Porterfield
Jersey Cy
Dan Muetter
Ted Sepkowski
Areuil
Dick Barr
Jersey
Andy Fomastel
Syracuse
Ballimors
Syracten
Buffalo
Toronto
Montreal
Rochester
Paul Minner
Tie in Class A leads Bellevue golf sweepstakes
i Haberle and Grimes deadlocked for the lead in Class A at Bellevue with net 69s. Gordon Stockfard won Class B, while C R Achelsen claimed Class C with a brilliant score. Other prize winners include Anish, Weller, Morris, Tricy, Stark, Edwards, and Vann in Class A. Kuckhoff, Gara, Honevisch, and Willams in Class B. Johnston, Stewart, Brown, and Kerrigan in Class C.
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Ben Tmaberla
A. R. Grimes
Bellevue
Gordon Stockfard
C. R. Achelsen
Wiliam Fyneh
A. I. Weller
Art Morris
W. E. Tricy
Bil Stark
Bob Edwards
W. F. Sullivan
W. I. Stewart
C. C. Brown
J.C. Kerrigan
F. J. Quinn
F. F. Delaney, Sr
Shickel
R Beek
H.W. Hayward
J. J. Flynn
J.B. McCarthy
Chancellor Tolley Edges Mayor Costello as Official Pitcher
Chancellor William D. Tolley competes with Syracuse Mayor Frank J. Costello on the mound at MarAmur Stadium during a Colgate-Syracuse event. Both right handed, Tolley and Costello take turns pitching for their institutions with Ted Kleinhans observing. The scene reflects a campus spirit game as Tolley’s prior 1948 form is noted and Costello’s attempts are described amid baseball banter.
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Tolley
Costello
William D. Tolley
Syracuse University
Truman
MarAmur Stadium
Chanevitoe
Falley
Colgate
University
Sueerend Hinself
Allie Yancet
Jan
Ted
Uso
Tie Ninger
Mat
Chiefs
Clevel
Syracuse Stars
O Hares Golf Cup Victory At Dewhurst Club Championship
O Hares claimed the Dewhurst Club Championship with a 1 up win over Jack Hendry amid a list of flight winners including Tom Shaughnessy Bill Campbell Jerry Cowden Mil Robinson Jim Gidley and Ray O Day. The report notes disjointed text but confirms the champion and several runners up across flights.
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Dewmhust
Nest
Chams Pionship
Jack Hendry
Tom Shaughnessy
Hind Hight
Bill Campbell
Jerry Cowden
J. Robinson
Duck Goodrich
Jim Gid Iley
Ray O Day
Anderson Wins Onondaga Golf Championship
Rolary Aareksum captured top honors in the flag tournament at Onondaga Monday after finishing on the 20th hole. Dean Wallace won the hole in one contest, facing four feet from the cup on the Sith hole, with several leaders and finishers listed among the results and participants.
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Rolary
Aareksum
Jor Onondaga
Beling
Dean Wallace
Werfelman
Re Kaul
W. Bentley
Larry Sovil
IM. Greene
L. Steigerwald
AS Canly
B. G. Cahill
DG. Miner
IL Goldberg
Jane Murphy Champion in New York State Women’s Bowling Tourney
Jane Murphy of Syracuse wins the New York State Women’s Bowling Tournament crown with a 1730 total at the yacht Club event. Other results include Tuffari Stone in doubles, Mort Vedder, Ralph Blakeney, and Frank Kline winning flights and consolations, with various scores and match outcomes across divisions.
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Veica
Jane Murphy
Tica
New York
Jacke Naswu
Frances Kesimer
Syracust
Bruce Artz
Tuffari Stone
Howle Ms
Herter
Luchile Kiely
Roches
Tye Des Ta
Lawynes Lloyd
Sand
Mort Vedder
Harry Bens
Wall Barfield
R.A. Jaquiline
Jack ‘Sheedy
Pat Crowe
Joseph Buller
McIntosh
Charles Belew
Mike Corbett
Frank Kline
al Tice
Hugh Hanley
Ben Simone
Ralph Blakeney
George Wood
Frank Nichols
Art Heaphy
Duckworth Trade Sends Dean to Redskins and Yanks
The Washington Redskins announced the trade sending Joe Duckworth and End Quaetoctnek dim Youel to the Boston Yanks in exchange for Thm Dean a 25 year old six foot two inch tackle from Southern Methodist University. Dean played in the Southwest Conference and with the Yanks in 1946 and 1947. He will report to the Redskins training camp at Occidental College on August 1.
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Washington Cins
Washington Redskins
Nilay
Dim Youel
Joe Duckworth
Boston Yanks
Southwest
Dean
Southern Methodist University
Yanks
Redskins
Iaterial
Elmira athlete dominates Class A singles at Niagara Falls
Mary Morrell of Elmira wins the Class A singles crown with prize money. Hattie Krumbach of Utica takes the singles title at 576. Ruth Greenman and Col Francis of Westfield win the Class C doubles with 972. Kay Turion of Teoy claims a division title with 863 as Team competition ends. New York Central A.A. Wo. 1 tops team honors. Albany, Levane's Department Store, and Oneida Fur Shop win B and C divisions respectively. Syracuse Tea dominates the banner event with 2,146.
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Mary Morrell
Elmira
Niagara Falls
Dorothy Brown
Margaret
Rayner
Hattie Krumbach
Utica
Ruth Greenman
Col. Francis
Westfield
Kay ‘Turion
Teoy
New York Central
A.A
Albany
Levane
Massenna
Oneida Fur Shop
Oneida
Parker Wins In Belgium
Parker Wennie Parker, fresh from the French championship, advanced to the third round of the Belgian International Tennis Championships in Brussels. The American player, part of the Delhi Blue Sox, won his second round match 6-1 6-2 6-2, defeating Andre Lacroix of Belgium as Kim Moore led the Dutch side in the Pawls tournament and E Scholten-Nix dominated the women's singles.
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Brussels
Belgium
Wennie Parker
Parker
U. S
Delhi
Blue Sox
Chama
Los Angeles
Fay
Cazenavial
Andre Lacroix
Ne Ruyier
Moore
Holland
Weber
Amos Hill Wins Altamont Memorial Day Race
Amos Hill, a veteran Bainbridge driver, led the field to win the Altamont Memorial Day 10 mile feature in 10:05. The victory secured about 3800 dollars in prize money. Hill swept five other races during the day.
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Amos. Hill
Altamont
Amos Edn
Bainbridge
Hinl
Hill
8 Birdies in 18 Holes Yet They Lose Combat
Augie Nordone and Jerry Wilson led a golf match at Lafayette yesterday with eight birdies but still lost to Mrs Irving Shim. The event featured mixed teams and multiple players including Mrs Asher Mackson, Miss Pleischmann, Mrs Sally Levine, and Mrs Leventhal. Wilson scored eight birdies, overshadowed by final outcomes on the 18th hole.
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Augie Nordone
Jerry Wilson
Lafayette
Sally Greene
jSai North
Albie Silverstein
Irving Shim
Mortone
Berg
Wilson
Asher Mackson
Fost
Sadie Levine
Plerse
Augie
Pleischmann
Hy Kippermann
Albett Flair
Harry
Leventhal
Phil Gardner
Max Gardner
Sam Grad
Loblag
Saul North
Green Lakes Faces Yacht Club in Inter-Club Clash Title
In Syracuse Golf Association play Green Lakes hosts the Yacht Club in a key inter-club match as leaders clash. Yacht Club adds John Ward and edged LaFayette 13 to 2 to grab early league lead while Green Lakes beat Cazenovia 22 to 4 to rise to second. Cazenovia sits out next round then hosts Yacht Club June 25.
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Syracuse Golf Association
Green Lakes
Ioksmen
Crumlins
Bellevue
Yacht Club Ten
John Ward
LaFayette
Cazenovia
Yacht Club
Fayetteville
Lexpects
Deumling Will
Wader Lafayente
Seneca
LapFayette
Rnks
New IH
Clin
Green Lakes Necenal
Deumling
Bill Kleist Wins Green Lakes Flag
Bill Kleist won the Green Lakes Flag after a Monday tourney at Green Lakes. He shot an 18 hole 80 with a 13 handicap for a net 67. Charley Teich posted 743-71 and Yole Russo 81-1072. Sach Matrone eagled the par 38 yard eighth.
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BO Korist
Green Lakes
Charley Teich
Yole Russo
Sach Matrone
Don Bartlett Captures Club Championship at Cazenovia
Don Bartlett clinched the club championship at Cazenovia Golf Club by defeating Bill Collins 5 and 4 in the opening flight. Bil Tremain then won the second flight 5 and 4 over Tony Burg, followed by Jim Styon defeating Bill Collins 3 and 2 to take the third flight.
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Don Bartlett
Cazenovia Club
Cazenovia Golf Club
Don Bartlet
Bit Colligan
Bil Tremain
Tony Burg
Jim Styon
Bill Collins
Dade
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