Colgate and Syracuse Renew Rivalry in Baseball Clash
Colgate and Syracuse square off at Hendricks Field in a renewed spring baseball clash. Colgate, led by lefty Carl Heidel and a 12 lettermen lineup featuring the Kuczek brothers, Pollock, Rice, and Phelan, seeks a win as Syracuse’s Frank Loeffler faces them in a pivotal second game of the series at Hamilton on June 22.
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Colgate
Eppie Barnes
Carl Heidel
Hendricks Field
Syracuse University Baseball Nine
Orange
RED Raiders
Holy Cross
Steve
Chick
Pollock
Les Rice
Jerry Palanti
Dave Busfield
Bob Phelan
Shortsop
Hank Pileckas
Bill Orange
Hogan Seen Sure Victor At New York
Hogan, top money leader this golf season, heads into the final rounds of the $10,000 Goodall Round Robin in Mamaroneck with a 10 point advantage. He faces Jimmy Demaret of Houston and Jimmy Hires of Chicago, who were already halted by leaders in the tournament.
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Mamaroneck
Little Ben Hogan
Texas Bantam
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Tex
Jimmy Hires
Chicago
Central New York golf season opens at Auburn Country Club
Alder Jones of Cortland and John Budd of Endicott led the 22 pros in the first meet of the year at Auburn Country Club. Budd and Doug Couzin of Auburn tied for lead after 27 holes at 110, while Newlove and Bill Entwistle of Syracuse placed second in pro-am best ball with 65. Budd and Allen Apalia won the 63 in the 18 hole pro-am. Emmett Kelly could not play due to illness. Bill Mitchell is still out after spring surgery. The next pro event is PGA qualifying at Binghamton on June 17.
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Central New York
Auburn Country Club
Alder Jones
Cortland
John Budd
Endicott
Doug Couzin
Auburn
Tom Newlove
Bill Entwistle
Syracuse
Newlove
John Rio
Allen Apalia
Emmett Kelly
Bill Mitchell
Binghamton
Packed Fight Card From Across Cities Reported By AP
The Associated Press lists results from Philadelphia to Worcester with multiple bouts. Dasany Kaniian defeated Dorsey Lay in Philadelphia while Jimmy McAllister was knocked out in New York, and Freddy Flores stopped by Chaney in Newark. Other notes include a Boston decision for Tommy Sullivan and numerous stoppages and points across St Louis, Cleveland, Holyoke, New Orleans, Baltimore, Chicago, Cincinnati, San Francisco, Albany, Stamford, and Lewiston with various locals and pros mentioned.
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Philadelphia
Dasany Kaniian
Brookiy
Dorsey Lay
St. Louis
Phil Tereanova
New York
Jimmy McAllister
Baltimore
Newark
Chariew Chaney
Freddy Flores
Boston
Tommy Sullivan
Bassos
Jimmy Nelson
Cleve Jones
West Springfield
Mass
Elmer
Ray
Art McAlone
Springfield
Holyoke
Pedro Pirno
Camden
N. J
Jimmy Mc Darin
New Orleans
Rommey Ciarlo
Waterbury
Conn
Tony Rios
Mexico
Curtis Sheppard
Pittsburgh
Clarence Jones
Buffalo
Tony Fellone
Pony Brandino
Sigis
Harter Ontrin
Chicago
Jackie Comper
Chicaen
San Francisco
Angelo Rogers
San Jose
Albany
Prete Virgin
Schenectady
Ham Woody
Hartford
Stamford
Rudy Richardson
Jimmy Tayter
Lewiston
Cokv Davis
Worcester Mase
Bobby Martin
Manchester
N. H
Eastwood Cadet Golfers Defeat Manlius At Green Lakes
Eastwood High School golf team beat Manlius Cadets 10 to 2 at Green Lakes course yesterday afternoon. Rafka H Banazek and Zaharek swept for Eastwood while Middaugh was the lone Manlius scorer, beating Janiak 2 to 1.
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Eastwood High School
Manlius Cadets
Green Lakes
Rafka
H. Banazek
Zaharek
Eastwood
Middaugh
Manlius
Janiak
Correct Golf Stance Diagrams From Sam Snead
The article explains stance differences for clubs from No. 5 to No. 2 iron and wood, noting down and inside out swing for short irons and a square stance for long clubs. It urges readers to request a free diagram by sending a self addressed return envelope to Sam Snead at Herald-Journal.
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Sam Snead
c/o Herald-Journal
Barnes Asks Chandler to Boston Tilt
Hamilton A B Chandler baseball commissioner to be guest of East Midwest College Baseball Coaches Association at Fenway Park Boston June 14. Everett D Barnes Colgate president invited him. Coaches seek closer relations between organized baseball and colleges as part of intercollegiate sports push. School Committee plans recommendations on contracts with college players at the July Major League All Star events.
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Hamilton
A. B. Chandler
American Association of College Baseball Coaches
Fenway Park
Boston
Everett D. “Eppy” Barnes
Colgate
Association
Ceaches Association
Organized Baseball Committee
Coaches Association
Liverpool Wins In Season Final
In its final game of the County League season the Liverpool base ball team defeated Manlius 11 to 5 in 10 innings on the losers field yesterday afternoon. The league now plays seven innings but three extra innings were needed to break the deadlock and Liverpool then scored six runs in the first half of the 10th to seal the win.
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Liverpool
Manlius
Minor League results across multiple leagues in brief scores
Baseball results from AMERICAN ASSOCIATION PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE TEXAS LEAGUE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION IEASTERN LEAGUE SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE and related standings list scores for Louisville Milwaukee Kansas City Toledo St Paul Indianapolis Minneapolis Columbus Portland San Diego Tulsa Dallas Fort Worth Oklahoma City Houston Shreveport Beaumont San Antonio Mobile New Orleans Nashville Chattanooga Little Rock Memphis Atlanta Birmingham Albany Wilkes-Barre Scranton Hartford Binghamton Elmira Utica Williamsport Macon Columbia Charleston Savannah Jacksonville Augusta Columbus Greenville rain noted.
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Louisville
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Columbus
Tulsa
Dallas
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Houston
Shreveport
Beaumont
San Antonio
Southern Association Mobile
New Orleans
Nashville
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Memphis
Atlanta
Birmingham
Ieastern
Albany
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Hartford
Binghamton
Elmira
Utica
Williamsport
Macon
Columbia
Charleston
Savannah
Jacksonville
Augusta
Greenville
Open golf qualifiers bring new faces to Cleveland event
United States Open champion ship in Cleveland draws many newcomers as top colleges miss the cut. Claude Harmon led 14 qualifiers in the Metropolitan District with 139. Notable qualifiers include Willie Goggin Jimmy Demaret Bob Hamilton Willie Turnesa and Elsworth Vine. Others like John O'Donnell Bobby Cruickshank and Ed Porky Oliver posted strong scores while some stars failed to qualify.
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New York
Ins
Cleveland
Claude Harmon
Willie Goggin
Jimmy Demarel
Bob Hamilton
Willie Turnesa
Elsworth Vine
John O'Donnell
Norfolk
Navy
Washington
Bobby Cruickshank
Ed “Porky” Oliver
Philadelphia
Ray Mangrum
Felix Serafin
Charlie Shepard
Bud Coffey
Moundsville
W. Va
Giebell Awaits Call as Chiefs Begin Postponed Start
Floyd Giebell, once beating Bob Foster, awaits a chance to pitch for the Syracuse Chiefs after rain canceled two scheduled starts. He was set to face the Baltimore Orioles in a doubleheader in Montreal, last May, but rain washed out the game. Giebell, 29, once starred for Buffalo, teamed with Hank Sauer after joining pro ranks, and his big league highlight came in 1940 when he blanked Cleveland to help Detroit clinch the AL pennant. He has bounced between Detroit and Buffalo and served in the Coast Guard in 1944 and 1945.
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Floyd Giebell
Bob Foster
Syracuse Chiefs
Flinger Floyd
Baltimore J
Orioles
Jewel Ens
Montreal
Hank Sauer
Chiefs
Bisons
Floyd
Buffalo
Coast Guard
Giebell
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Detroit
Tigers
Gielbell
Rudy York
Feller
Salem College
W. Va
Wierton
Giebel
Evansville
Ind
Open spots filled at regional meets amid amateur qualifiers
Rich and Les Bolsted claimed the two open spots at Minneapolis. Oteg Crisman led five qualifiers at Birmingham, while Al Smith and Arthur Ham earned two places at Greensboro, North Carolina. Many amateurs qualified nationwide, but none achieved medal scores.
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Rich
Les Bolsted
Minneapolis
Oteg Crisman
Selma
Alapro
Birmingham
al Smith
Arthur Ham
Greensboro
N. C
Salem College Tigers to resume football next fall
Salem College in Salem West Virginia will bring back football after a four year wartime layoff with Carl Mallon former Slippery Rock College athlete as head coach.
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Salem
W. Va
Salem College Tigers
Nordone Earns Open Qualifier Spot With Solid Scores
Nordone of Lafayette Country Club Syracuse finished second to Frank Commisso at Irondequoit in medal play for the National Open qualifier. Nordone shot 78 74 to miss by one stroke as low five scorers advance to the Cleveland finals next week. Ed Bednarz Niagara Falls was the only amateur among qualifiers, joining Marty Furgol Mike Parco and Bednarz from Buffalo New York and Niagara Falls.
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Buffalo
Auggie Nordanen
Lafayette
Syracuse
Frank Gommisso
Irondequoit
Rochester
Nordone
Cleveland
Marty Furgol
New York Miss
Mike Parco
Make It A Million Army Recruitment Push
A call to enlist in the Regular Army Ground Forces urges readers to join now. It boasts over 750,000 already enlisted and promises access to 200 skills or trades. Information is available at local Army Camps Posts or U S Army Recruiting Stations.
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U. S. Army
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Clinton Atwood
Alton Talmadge
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Hugh Daugherty
H. E. Hadley
Frank’ Doarrow
R. M. Wilson
Bk, L. Kyle
Fred Darrowe
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By Sam Snead
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Chandler
Portland
San Diego
Wilkes Tire Co
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Gether
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