Dempsey urges Syracuse to back a bigger hockey arena
Mike Dempsey, a devoted Syracuse hockey fan, rails against a 6000 seat plan for the new Soldiers Memorial Building arena. He argues for 9000 to 10000 seats, warns of playoff crowds and urges local promotion by Syracuse interests, not outsiders, to ensure lasting support and accessibility.
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Mike Dempsey
Mr. Dempsey
Dempsey
Mike
Soldiers Memorial
Isport
Buffalo
Syracuse Sports
Johnny Johnson
Syracuse Chiefs
Syracuse University
Ball Park
Assault in Fine Fettle May Seek Further Stakes
New York sources report trainer Max Hirsch saying Assault’s future turf plans remain undecided late this week. The Belmont Stakes winner came out in good shape after his latest race. Assault has earned $316,270 over two seasons, ranking 12th among all money winners.
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Ins
Max Hirsch
Hirsch
Bold Venture
King Ranch
Assault
Gallant Fox
Two No-Hitters In Softball Loop
Two no hit no run games highlighted YMCA softball last night Silverthorn blanked Trojans 1 0 for Highway Motors Kimberly twirled in New Central 10 0 victory over Legion Post 1165 Other scores include Owen Dyneto 7 Crouse Hinds 4 Kall felt 5 Gaylords 1 General Electric 18 Air Cooled Motors 7 Ivore 20 Greyhound 0 Joe Charles 9 Mohawks 0 Happy Hearts 6 Phi Kappa Psi 5 Solvay 2 Local 400 Water Department 0 Time Club bers 11 Cafeteria 5
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Trojans
Highway Motors
Kimberly
New Central
Legion Post
Owen Dyneto
Crouse-Hinds
Kallfelt
Gaylords
General Electric
Greyhound
Joe Charles
Mohawks
Happy Hearts
Phi Kappa Psi
Solvay
Local 400 Water Department
Time Clubbers
Cafeteria
No-Hitter In Pony Loop Opens Pony League Play
Francis Smith of Lockport hurled the first no hit no run game of the Pony League season as Hornell was blanked 9-0 in seven innings in the opener of a double header. Hornell won the aferpiece 6-4. Bradford beat Hamilton 10-2 Batavia defeated Wellsville 11-0 James town edged Olean 8-7. Smith struck out five, walked none, with only two balls leaving the infield and no one reaching second.
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Francis Smith
Lockport
Hornell
Bradford
Hamilton
Batavia
Wellsville
Jamestown
Olean
Smith
Elbridge Beats Onondaga Central 2 1 In Late Game
Elbridge High School edged Onondaga Central 2 to 1 yesterday afternoon in a postponed Western Division County League match. Both starters worked complete games allowing just three hits apiece.
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Onondaga Central
Elbridge
Split Rock Clinches First Victory Over Marcellus
Split Rock earned its first baseball win of the season by rallying past Marcellus High School 6 to 5 in an extra inning Western Division County League contest at the losers field. The deciding run crossed in the eighth inning.
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Split Rock
Marcellus High School
Chiefs and Royals to Switch Defense
In the fourth game of the Montreal Syracuse series Earl Harrist starts for the Chiefs and Steve Nagy for the Royals as Montreal seeks to protect a slim lead. Last night the Royals won 6-4 at MacArthur Stadium before 15,381 fans.
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Chiefs
Steve Nagy
Royals
MacArthur Stadium
Montreal
Portsider
Nagy
Syracuse
Harrist
Polivka
John Wittig
Tribe
Frank Laga
Wittig
No-Hit Bid Spoiled by 27th Man Lynn Lovenguth
Lynn Lovenguth of Schenectady Bluejays pitched a 10 to 0 win over the league leading Three Rivers Royals as he held them hitless until Art Rowland’s two-out single in the ninth. The noon schedule lists Three Rivers at Schenectady Amsterdam at Gloversville Quebec at Rome and Oneonta at Pittsfield with Amsterdam moving into fourth.
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Bluejays
Three Rivers Royals
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Utica
Royals
Art Rowland
Pittsfield
Oneonta
Quebec
Rome
Amsterdam
Gloversville
Three Rivers
Pirates catcher Lopez fined by NL president Ford Frick
In a sports mirror item, Al Lopez of the Pittsburgh Pirates was fined $50 by National League President Ford Frick after a clash with an umpire during a Pirates versus Phillies game. The item also notes past events: Chalkey Wright stopping Phil Terranova before 8,301 fans in New York, Luke Sewell becoming Browns manager, and the U.S. Open scoring leaders with 69s by Runyan Clark and Mangrum as a new par record.
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al Lopez
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ford Frick
Philadelphia
Chalkey Wright
Phil Terranova
New York
Paul Runyan
Clarence Clark
Ray Mangrum
King Pitches CBA to league lead in baseball
Christian Brothers Academy moved into sole first place in the city high school baseball league by defeating Central 4 to 0 at Griffin Field. Regis ing earned his seventh win with 11 strikeouts, while Central misplayed four errors and made three hits off CB pitching.
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Griffin Field
John Harrington
Regis
Ing
Michaels
CBA
Miners and Albany win twin bills in league race
The Scranton Miners moved 2.5 games ahead in the Eastern League pennant race with 7-0 and 7-1 victories over the Hartford Laurels. Albany Senators swept Wilkes-Barre Barons 4-3 and 3-0 after adding Bill Rodgers and Clark Henry. Utica shut out Williamsport 2-0, then lost 8-5, while Binghamton beat Elmira 5-4.
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Hartford Laurels
Wilkes-Barre Barons
Albany Senators
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Jack Thompson
Maurice McDermott
Laurels
Wilkes-Barre
Bill Rodgers
Clark Henry
Barons
Utica
Williamsport
Binghamton
Elmira
Quebec Club Fires Pilot At Rome
Quebec Club in the Canadian American League appoints Tim Murchion as manager, replacing Joe Sugrue after back to back wins over Rome. J Emile Dion, Quebec GM, notes the shift. Sugrue may remain with the club as a player. Murchison comes from the Cubs scouting staff and formerly pitched for Cleveland and St. Louis in the 1920s.
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Cleveland
St. Louis Cardinals
Terranova Stops McAllister in Fourth Round Knockout
Terranova of New York, former NA featherweight champion, knocked out Jimmy McAllister of Baltimore in 1:45 of the fourth round in St. Louis. Terranova floored McAllister in the third and fourth rounds while the crowd of 5,907 paid $13,162.30 for the fight.
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Phil Terranova
New York
National Boxing Association
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McAllister
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Hobart Lacrosse Names Captain for 1947 Season
Robert H. Tiny Williamson, a 240 pound defenseman from Samford Conn, was chosen as captain of Hobart College lacrosse for 1947. Coach Francis L. Babe Kraus announced the selection as Williamson was among 16 players earning varsity letters this season. Rogers, from Geneva, captained Hobart in 1946.
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Robert H
Tiny” Williamson
Samford
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Hobart
Francis L
Babe” Kraus
Williamson
Robert H. Rogers
Red Sox Dominate Doubleday Style as Yankees Seen Mocked
Boston slimmed the White Sox in a doubleheader to stretch their lead atop the American League. Big Boo Ferriss tamed Chicago for his ninth win, while Joe Dobson added a sixth victory. The Yankees dropped a 12-2 loss to Cleveland as Clarence Marshall fanned seven. The Giants beat the Cardinals 5-4 aided by Willard Marshall’s ninth inning homer.
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Joe Cronin
Chicago White Sox
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Africa
SOX
Cronin
Big Boo Ferriss
Mississippi
Joe Dobson
Red Sox
Yankees
Browns
Clarence “Cuddles
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Charley Keller
Nick Ellen
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Joe DiMaggio
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Hoot Evers
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Dick Fowler
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Uhle Triples to Pitch for Peninsula Steels in Cleveland
George Uhle Jr., son of the former Cleveland and Detroit pitcher, is pitching for the Peninsula Steels in Cleveland. The 19 year old started with Jamestown in 1944 and is continuing his baseball career in the Steel City.
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Detroit
Peninsular Steels
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Louis Prepares Six Rounds For Conn Title Fight
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis scheduled six rounds of sparring today as part of final training for his title bout with challenger Billy Conn at Yankee Stadium New York on June 19. Louis will rest on Monday Wednesday and Friday to avoid overtraining.
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Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Yankee Stadium
New York
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Baseball Standings Mention Lenny Montreal at Syracuse
The standings note Lenny Montreal facing Syracuse at 8 15 P MO. Also listed are Toronto versus Jersey City Buffalo versus Newark and Baltimore versus Rochester.
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Jersey City
Buffalo
Newark
Baltimore
Rochester
Langan Wins Then Loses For Cornell
Langan, Cornell left handed pitcher, won the opening game 3 to 1 against Yale after holding the Elis to two hits. He then lost the nightcap 4 to 0 as Yale avoided a league defeat. Frank McArthur delivered a two run homer in the first inning to back Langan's performance.
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Bill Langan
Cornell
Yale
Frank McArthur
Langan
Rufus Gentry Shuts Out Bears for Bisons in IL Action
Rufus Gentry, former World Series holdout, pitched four hits as the Buffalo Bisons defeated the Newark Bears 2-0 in the International League. Johnny McHale hit a sixth inning homer for Buffalo in a fine pitching duel with Johnny Moore. Jersey City beat Toronto 13-11 in a wild late rally as Grasso, Branento, and Jug Dealt went deep.
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United Press
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Detroit Tigers
Daisy Station
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Johnny McHale
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Tigers Hit By Injuries In Washington Hospitalization
Detroit center fielder Hoot Evers and second baseman Eddie Mayo were hospitalized in Georgetown after a collision during last night’s Tigers Senators game at Calmth Stadium. Mayo expected to be released in two days, Evers in several days.
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Nottingham Bulldogs edge Valley 7 6 in city league game
Nottingham High School baseball defeated Valley 7 6 at Van Duyn Field. Despite being outhit 8 to 5, Nottingham capitalized on six Valley errors to secure revenge for a prior loss. The decisive run came in the sixth when Serling walked, stole second, and scored on Belth's single.
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Belth
Canarile Wins Hobart Letter for Lacrosse Heroics
Geneva report announces Leonard A Canarile of 535 Burnet Avenue Syracuse receives a varsity H letter for lacrosse from Hobart College coach and athletic director Francis L Babe Kraus. Canarile, goalie for the 1946 Statesmen, is son of Anthony Canarile and formerly attended Morrisville Agricultural and Technical Institute.
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Leonard A. Canarile
Burnet Av
Syracuse
Francis L
Babe” Kraus
Hobart College
Canarile
Anthony Canarile
Morrisville Agricultural & Technical Institute
Vocational Downs North 13-0 Behind Strong Dellas Pitching
Vocational High School slugged to a 13-0 win over North at Grant School diamonds. John Dellas hurled a one hit shutout, while Warzecha led the offense with four hits including two doubles. The victory kept Vocational in third place in City League standings.
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John Dellas
North
Grant School
Warzecha
Raulli Delivers No-Hit Victory for Navy Cubs
John Raulli pitched a no hit game yesterday afternoon at Huntington Park guiding the Navy Cubs to a 10-1 win against the Reds in a Municipal Intermediate Baseball League contest. The Cubs exploded for eight runs in the fifth inning as Dave Moynihan started the rally with a single and nine hits followed before the frame ended.
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Huntington Park
Navy Cubs
Reds
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Dave Moynihan
Virgin Point Victor Over Wiloby in Open Air Show
In Albany last night Petey Virgin, 130 pounds from Schenectady, won a 10 round decision over Ham Wiloby, 125, from Hartford. Virgin ended Wiloby’s seven knockout streak before about 5,000 spectators. Other results included Vrooman over Wilson, Mazzonobie over Miller, Doyle knocking out Mount, and Johnson over Willard.
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Petey Virgin
Schenectady
Ham Wiloby
Hartford
Connwalloper
Virgin
Wiloby
George Vrooman
Clyde Wilson
Saratoga
Lay Beaten By Kapilow In Philadelphia Bout
Danny Kapilow of Brooklyn won a ten round unanimous decision over Dorsey Lay of West Philadelphia at the Philadelphia arena. Lay mounted a late rally in the eighth, but Kapilow's early lead held as the judges scored him the winner.
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Danny Kapilow
Brooklyn
Dorsey Lay
West Philadelphia
Lay
Philadelphia Arena
Kapilow
Britain faces crossroads in international sport says conscript for training
London writer Peter Wilson urged Britain to reform its training system after listing defeats by Dick Burton to Byron Nelson Bruce Woodcock to Tami Mauriello and tennis losses to France and Australia, arguing Britain risks becoming a perpetual loser unless it competes on equal terms.
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Britain
Peter Wilson
Dick Burton
Byron Nelson
Bruce Woodcock
Tami Mauriello
France
Australia
Wilson
Ex-Fighter Held in Row Over Stabbing at Brenton Home
Dick Brenton a former prizefighter was in custody after a quarrel at his Phoenix home left Robert S. Smith son of the creator of The Gumps critically stabbed in the head. Smith was in serious condition though doctors reported a rally after surgery. Police say Smith was wounded with a butcher knife and carving steel two inches into his head. Sheriff Rosch noted prior arguments between Brenton and Smith.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Dick Brenton
Robert S. Smith
Smith
Brenton
Ernest Rosch
Rochester Boxer Given $5000 Offer for 1946 Rubber Bowl Bout
Akron C Ohio June 13 1946 Rochester heavyweight Johnny Flynn received a $5000 guarantee to face Lee Savold of Paterson New Jersey or Charley Roth of Akron in Rochester outdoor boxing show at the Rubber Bowl Promoter Bob Heath announced Flynn a top ranking heavyweight who won the European armed forces aspiration tournament while in the Army.
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Johnny Flynn
Rochester
Lee Savold
Paterson
N. J
Charley Roth
Rubber Bowl
Bob Heath
Flynn
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