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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1950
Page
9
League level statistics list games played and batting records for clubs. Key names and teams appear with entries on players and performance figures, indicating a compiled section of batting data and club statistics from the season.
Jersey City faces Syracuse at MacArthur Stadium as manager Bruno Betzel weighs four pitchers for tonight. Tony West expected to start for Jersey City after Andy Tomasic earned his fifth win in the opener, 4-3. Byerly took the loss, dropping to six straight decisions, as Jersey City’s offense chased a late rally in front of 2,538 fans.
E high schools entered full teams in the Section 3 golf tournament at Green Lakes today. The eight lowest scorers will form a Section 3 team to meet a Section 4 team at Drumming next week. Schools entered include Wie Tractor New Hartford Whites tore Oswego Auburn Water town Fayetteville Nottingham and Eastwood.
The Brewerton track restarts after rain with an eight race card and two feature tests. Qualifiers for the first feature include top finishers from six Wednesday races, with the event starting at 6:15 PM. Weather delayed actions and the night’s program will crown the feature winner.
Scattered text from Associated Press reports covers minor league baseball in the Coast League with mentions of teams players and standings. Details are fragmented but suggest ongoing games and league activity with typical coverage tone.
Cathedral Assumption stayed undefeated with a fourth straight win in the Parochial High School Baseball League, defeating St. Anthony 1957 ar tory at Griffin Field. Jack Dawson pitched four hit balls for Cathedral in a high strikeout effort, while teammates Dave Johnson Dick Erwin and Dan Matherson contributed key hits and doubles.
Marietta Ohio will host the Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta on June 1 with extensive sound coverage. Officials said thousands of spectators will follow crew races via two amplifying sound systems and a third short wave radio setup for official use, manned by naval and Marine Reserve personnel.
In a Grif pe track meet yesterday North Syracuse defeated Selway 413 to 35. Associated Press notes standout performances by Ende Ri and Ter Newramhe while Berlie led North Syracuse in multiple events.
BOB SCHALKE started two hits and hit a two run homer in the seventh as Onondaga Valley Academy defeated CBA 4 1 at Griffin Field. The win keeps Onondaga a game behind Eastwood for first place. CBA, former eight time champion, falls out of mathematical title contention after the loss. Schalk scattered two hits, walked two and fanned his brother in the contest.
Rain and wet grounds forced cancellation of the Colgate Syracuse baseball clash at Colgate Collendale diamond the 100th game of the Colgate Orange series will be staged next spring in Hamilton in a home and away rivalry Colgate led the season with a 65 99 record in the series and the Raiders held a 7 7 mark with three games left on the schedule against Quantico Cornell and the Big Red at Ithaca and Hamilton respectively
North High School beat Vocational 6 to 2 at Burnet Park in a City League game, rebuilding pace after a three run first inning outburst. Ray Carisco delivered a bases loaded triple for the first run as Ray Fisher and Charles Heines held Blodgetts to three hits, keeping North tied for second with Onondaga Valley.
TOM POHOLSKY cannot vote until August 26 but shows grown man effort for the Rochester Red Wings in pursuit of the International League pennant. A rookie in 1945 with the Boston Red Sox system at age 16, he is headed for a banner season as he hurls for victory.
Syracuse Golf Association inter-clubs league action saw Drumlins extend a run with a 9-21 win over Onondaga amid other matches. Bellevue, Seneca, and Green Lakes posted notable scores while individual rounds highlighted John Ward 63 and Jim Tormey 671 in mixed teams as local clubs chase top placements.
Detroit routs the Athletics in a doubleheader as Wertz and Evers power the offense with homers and multiple runs. Yankees lose to Chicago 6-5 in 12 innings, aiding Detroit’s push. Red Sox beat Cleveland behind Dobson. Coan suffers skull fracture. Washington doubles in injuries and losses. Brooklyn regains lead with 8-1 win. Pirates end nine-game skid with 10th homer from Kiner.
Jack Renehan of St Vincent High School shines in the 1950 season as he blanks St Patrick 5 0 at Nichols Field pitching nine strikeouts and two walks after moving from catcher to pitcher Joining John Raulli and Jack Dawson as top no hit authors the junior proves his mettle for the Syracuse scholastic league amid other league results and scores across Rochester and area games.
Richard Rozelle a 22 year old jockey from Owego New York was critically injured when his horse Raise toll fell at the head of the stretch in the fifth race Junior Nurse and rider Joe Dyer also fell Dyer escaped injury Rozelle was sent to Delaware Hospital Wilmington doctors reported a skull and internal injuries New Oxford won the race ridden by Eddie Sanders paying 3830 official ruling found no foul play after reviewing films
The Evangelists edged St John the Baptist 5 to 4 yesterday at Star Park in a Parochial High School League baseball game. Bill Powers led the offense with a triple and a double as the Wine ming attack sparked the win.
Prosperity defeated the Boys Club 14 to 0 in an Industrial League golf match at Sunnycrnst. Other results list Fire Department 11 over Oberdorfer 3 and No. 834 UAW with various scattered scores among additional players.
Rosary edged St Lucy’s in a tight contest with a late surge securing a hard fought win for Rosary. The result highlighted key plays from the Rosary team and marked a clutch finish against a strong St Lucy’s side.
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