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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1958
Page
20
A Cairo to Riyadh note on bowling shows pinspotters missing in Saudi lanes as Arabian American Oil Company players adapt to local pinboys who haul pins for money. The piece also surveys Syracuse sports, ROTC duty, lacrosse, rowing prep, and a rainy early baseball season at Syracuse University.
Dolph Schayes, Syracuse nat and All-league forward, says he is not interested in coaching. He criticizes Alex Hannum’s unemployment after guiding the St. Louis Hawks to a world championship. The piece notes other local sports and education milestones in Central New York.
Doug Sanders from Miami Beach defeated Don Finsterwald and Mike Souchak to claim the 55th Western Open at Red Run in Detroit. Sanders shot 69 68 70 68 275 to finish 13 under, earning $5,000 as his first pro victory. Finsterwald and Souchak tied for second after failing to force a playoff with an eagle bid on the final hole.
Rochester Giuseppe Verdi booters defeated Italian Community Home of Syracuse 7 to 2. Rochester led from start to finish with lone Syracuse goals credited to Mike Dibarro and Paulo Ruggieri.
New York welterweights Archer and Eddie Lynch meet in a 10 round TV bout at St Nicolas Arena Archer is 8-5 favorite after 17 wins in 20 starts with eight knockouts Lynch has 14 victories in 17 fights and one knockout Both fighters are 23 and from New York the DuMont telecast starts at 10 p m eastern time.
Toronto, paced by Archie Wilson and Rocky Nelson, swept Buffalo 6-5 and 11-6 to climb within 4 1/2 games of Montreal for first in the International League. Nelson slugged two three run homers in game two while Wilson hit his fifth homer in the opener.
London AP reports French-owned Noelor Ht rises as favorite for Wednesday's English Derby after Alcide, the odds-on pick, pulled a leg muscle five days earlier.
Frisco hosts first place Giants as Johnny Antonelli shuts down the Cardinals 7-2 to reclaim the NL lead. Dodgers, after a shaky trip, win 1-0 over the Cubs but slip in standings behind the Giants. Ray Jablonski drives in three for the Cards while Hank Sauer adds two. Sam Jones takes the loss. Pirates beat Braves 5-1 on a rain-shortened night with Bob Friend winning. Cincinnati takes opener 2-1 over Philadelphia. nightcap ends 11-11 due to curfew. Yankees extend 61-game AL lead with 10-4 over Red Sox. Turley fans 10. Athletics blast Indians 6-2 behind Ray Herbert. Orioles drop Senators? Baltimore beats Washington 5-2.
A 30 year old Greenwich Conn man Hodge Brush died in a Bridgehampton road race when his Porsche Carrera overturned three times near the end of the fourth lap. He died of a broken neck en route to Southampton Hospital. Walter Hansgen of Westfield N J won the Bridgehampton Cup in a Lister Jaguar at an average speed of 84.9 mph.
Sacred Heart beat St Patrick 5 2 to win the Parochial High School League western division title at MacArthur Stadium. Larry Craybas struck out eight in a three hit gem, key four run second inning, as the Hearts gain a shot at the league crown with a possible playoff against the eastern winner.
National and American League standings shown with wins and losses for New York Kansas City Chicago Cleveland Detroit Washington Baltimore and others. Sundays results include Washington 5 Baltimore 2 Kansas City 6 Cleveland 2 New York 10 Boston 4 Chicago at Detroit rained out.
Outfielder Willard Linscott a 22 year old Bowdoin College graduate from Farmington Maine has signed with the Boston Red Sox and will report to the Allentown Pennsylvania farm team in the Class A Eastern League for development and assignment.
Louise Suggs captured the Gatlinburg Open title after a steady stretch in windy and rainy conditions. The veteran stars the field through the final holes of the three day 54 hole event, briefly losing the lead on the 10th with a double bogey seven.
Two undefeated county teams Baldwinsville and Onondaga Central clash for the league championship this afternoon at Jamesville DeWitt cinders. Both have four league AB and CD meets and each finished in front in those events.
Baltimore manager Paul Richards suspended and fined Billy Loes after Loes was ejected for pushing umpire Larry Napp in a heated exchange over a plate call. Loes vowed to appeal, claiming the action deprives him of a living.
George Shiebler of the Eastern College athletic office corrected the IC4A summaries noting Bryant Wood finished third behind Ron Delany and Ed Moran. Close was miscredited for a seventh place. Wood led Delany for most of the race before Delany’s final kick and posted 4 10.3, the fastest mile by an Orangeman.
In Scotland at St Andrews on June 2 three American golfers won their first round matches while two were eliminated. Gene Andrews and Jimmy McHale won easily on the Old Course, John Franck survived a tight win, and Ed Meister and Monroe Jones were eliminated.
In the high school dining hall at 6 30 p m tomorrow night 250 students and followers attend the annual block letter feast. Frank Red O Hara of the Col gate athletic staff will deliver the principal address at the event.
Ray Sadecki the lefthanded pitcher from Kansas City Kansas chose the St. Louis Cardinals from 16 major league clubs seeking a signing bonus. No bonus amount was disclosed with reports suggesting the Cardinals offered about 50 000 while one club had offered 100 000. The 17 year old 5 11 180 pound right left handed hurler posted a 9 0 record this spring including a no hitter and had four no hit games last year two in Ban Johnson competition.
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