National Open Qualifiers Crowded As Field Narrows
A total of 2118 golfers amateurs and professionals compete for 144 Open berths at 36 holes across 28 sites. Detroit hosts the largest sectional with 175 entrants for 29 spots while Rochester and Syracuse area players vie for qualification at Monroe and LaFayette clubs led by Nordone Konsek and Simmons among favorites.
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Virgil Akins Bets Hit By Skeptics At Madison Square Garden
The Virgil Akins versus Isaac Logart fight at Madison Square Garden drew an uneasy crowd as grand jury subpoenas and a DA task force mingled with the usual boxing buildup. Skepticism followed Akins since his 1948 upset loss to Charles Baxter, highlighting a history of unexpected outcomes in his career.
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Ed Lee Captures New York State Skeet Title
Ed Lee of Norwich won the New York State skeet championship with 378 of 400 targets in a three day event ending yesterday. Bill Callahan of De Witt Fish and Game Club shared the al bore championship with 99 of 100 in regular targets and 50 in two shootoffs. Beverly Lee led the women with 96, and Buffalo Trap and Field won the five man team event with 486 of 500. About 200 competitors took part.
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Akins Faces Martinez In welterweight title bid in St Louis
A seasoned but flawed challenger Akins trains for a world welterweight bout this week against a young, sharp challenger Vince Martinez. Martinez is praised for speed timing and punch variety, though durability and consistency are questioned. The piece traces recent triumphs and losses, title lineage, and the sportive politics surrounding the deprecated belt.
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Close Tilts InCNY Loop
In the Central New York Baseball League yesterday the West End Cubs beat Forestieres 2-1 at Frazer Park behind Fran Orcutt. Sherman Park nipped the North Side Merchants 2-1 at Lew Carr Field. Dick Taylor had three hits as the LeMoyne Tigers defeated the Syracuse Eagles 5-1 at Kirk Park. The Ramblers led Solvay 8-2 before rain forced a four inning postponement.
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Ray Joe Ray’s two hitter powers Netherland win
Ray Joe Ray tossed a two hitter and struck out 16 as Netherland defeated Waddus 6 to 1 in the PBA Little League opener at Lewis Park. Jerry Paetow homered for the loser's lone run.
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East Syracuse Chiefs Triumph In Six-Inning Win
The East Syracuse Chiefs defeated the Valley Merchants 8 to 2 at Delphi Falls in six innings due to rain. East Syracuse built a 4-0 lead in the first inning and 8-0 after two frames before the Merchants scored twice in the fifth. John Dellas pitched four scoreless innings before leaving with two runs across. Bill Cassidy finished the game.
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Scorese leads IAAC to 5 0 win over Elks tossers
John Scorese starred as IAAC shut out the Elks tossers 5 0 in LeMoyne Little League opener. The young pitcher threw a no hitter and added a two base hit.
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Final week of ABC bowling tournament runs to finish
The 55th ABC at Syracuse continues its final week with teams and individuals competing through Sunday. Detroit’s Robinson Lumber leads open team with 2 966. Pat Cabobianco tops individuals with 638. Charles Buchholtz posts 641 single. Ramirez and Calleros pace two hands with 1 226. Anthony Klisan leads all events with 1 843.
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