Sunket Faces Bisons Seeking 6th Victory
A Syracuse base ball poll weighs in on the rival Buffalo Bisons star Jimmy Outlaw amid trade rumors and past Chiefs ties. The piece notes Outlaw’s history with Cincinnati in 1837, his return to form, and Bisons’ infield strength as they chase a sixth straight win. It also covers the ongoing Detroit Tigers farm link, major league events, and a Cooperstown fundraiser with baseball dignitaries.
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Chiefs Park Rivalry Headlines Night Game
The Chiefs host Buffalo at Municipal Stadium in game three of the series after Buffalo tied the rivalry 2–2. Pitcher Sam Sune wal could become the first Chief to win a snap of tonight’s key clash as Buffalo’s Tising and Nelson duel. The Buffalo-Syracuse contest features 500 spectators and notes on pickups Krakauskas Burkhart and Secory while the A A standings list Seattle Sacramento San Diego and others.
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Municipal Stadium
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Jack Tising
Lynn Nelson
Ted Kleinhans
Tising
Seco Nngel
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Parsoz
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Levey
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Whirlaway in Spotlight for $50,000 Belmont Stakes
Whirlaway aims to complete the Triple Crown by winning the Belmont with strong rivals Robert Morris Yankee Chance and Itabo. J. Fred Byers owns Robert Morris while Robert Hleberg trains Itabo and Sonny Whitney fields Yankee Chance against Whirlaway. Odds favor Whirlaway at about 1 to 5 as the field seeks to stop his sweep after Derby and Preakness triumphs.
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Robert Hleberg
Stabo
J. Fred Byers
Robert Morris
Sonny Whitney
Son of
Blenheim
Whirlaway
Dad Ifumi
Itabo
Yankee Chance
Ttabo
Be‘hind
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Intercollege Regatta Preparations Across Northeast Cranes
Columbia and Syracuse begin drills for the Intercollege Regatta on June 25 after arriving early. Rutgers varsity arrives next Monday. Cornell, California, Princeton, and Massachusetts Tech schedule later dates. Washington and Wisconsin expected after Chicago race.
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Poughkeepsie
Columbia
Syracuse
Rutgers
Cornell
California
Princeton
Massachusetts Tech
Washington
Wisconsin
Chicago
Yesterday's Stars In One Hit Shutouts And Big Hits
Aps report highlights John Vander Meer of the Reds throwing a one hit shutout against the Phillies. Max Butcher and Rip Sewell of the Pirates pitched well in a doubleheader sweep of the Giants, while Bob Feller of the Indians shut out the Athletics. Ted Williams and Foxx homered for Boston against the White Sox. Lon Warneke and Kirby Higbee earned solid performances for their teams as well. Bruce Campbell contributed three RBIs with two doubles for the Senators.
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John Vander Meer
Reds
Phillies
Max Butcher
Rip Sewell
Pirates
Butcher
Sewell
Giants
Bob Feller
Indians
Athletics
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Ted Williams
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White Sox
Lon Warneke
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Kirby Higbee
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Bruce Campbell
Iigton
Danny Litwhier
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Sturgeon
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Dizzy Dean
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Bill McGee
Reenener
Elbie Fletched
Mel. Ott
Cleveland
Bullet Bob
Feller
Billy Beckman
A's
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Phil Marchildon
Fox
Tabor
Williams
DiMaggio
Chicago
Joe Dobson
Mike Ryba
Tigers
Senators
Floyd Gieberl
Detroit
Washington
Johnny Vander Meer
Wings Hold Off Bears in Tight IL Tilt as Standings Tighten
Newark loses 2-1 to Rochester on Mueller’s 12th inning homer with Lindell the winner. Baltimore beats Montreal 6-3 as Collier notches the win. Toronto defeats Jersey City 2-1 opener. Bisons beat Syracuse 4-2. Bears still lead by half a game. Chiefs fade in seventh.
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International League
Squire Ernie Lannigan
Newark Bears
Buffalo Bisons
Syracuse Chiefs
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Rochester
Red Wings
Baltimore Orioles
Montreal Royals
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Chiefs
Ray Mueller
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John Lindell
Mueller
Red Wing
Whitey Kurowski
George Fallon
Newark
Hank Gornicki
Baltimore
Orrin Collier
Ken Trinkle
Montreal
Oriole
Sammy Bell
Jack Graham
Collier
Steve Rachunek
Porter Vaughan
Hal Feldman
Leafs
Little Giants
Vaughan
Feldman
Nova Stops Robinson In Third Round To Claim Victory
Lou Nova stopped Philadelphia challenger Billy Robinson in 1 17 of the third round after trading early punches. Nova, who planned a Minnesota woods vacation before title training with Joe Louis in September, floored Robinson with a right uppercut for the knockout as 7 050 watched at ringside.
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Joe Louis
Jim Robinson
Philadelphia
Nova
Minneapolis
Beta Thrash
Kreakout Vitutee
Tory
Ita Robinson
Minnesota
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Woodruff in Race Today at Northeastern Meet
John Woodruff, former Pitt star and Olympic runner now at Fort Ontario with the Army Coast Artillery Corps, competes in the invitation quarter mile at the sectional track meet. He faces Colgate's John Diebolt, Cornell’s Arthur Smith, Ernie Marshall of Schenectady, and Bob Bishop of Saratoga Springs. Seton Hall Prep School and Nott Terrace, Philip Schuyler, Whitehall, and Cambridge high schools are among 30 schools represented.
Scholastic Track And Field Stars At Griffin Field
More than 375 competitors from 20 high schools competed at Griffin Field, Liverpool, in the third Syracuse High Schools invitation track carnival. Anticipation centered on records from Archbold Stadium with several top New York athletes in attendance. Eastwood High School of Syracuse won last year's city and invitation titles.
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Jake” Costello
Cathedral High School
Clarkson College
Syracuse
Ordinance Division
War Department
Washington
Costello
Syracuse Reds
New York State Armory
Fair Ground Coliseum
Griffin Field
Liverpool
Archbold Stadium
New York State
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Rieman to Direct Lake Keuka Races
Fred Rieman of Muncie Inc named general chairman for the Central New York Yacht Racing Association regatta to be hosted by the Keuka Yacht Club on Lake Keuka Penn Yan August 14 15 with plans for the event underway.
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Fred Rieman
Muncie, Inc
Central New York Yacht Racing Association
Keuka Yacht Club
Lake Reuke
Penn Yan
Vander Meer One-Hit Shutout Beats Phillies 7 0
Johnny Vander Meer, Reds lefty, blanked Philadelphia 7 0 at Shibe Park with 12 strikeouts and a single in the second inning being the only hit for the Phillies. Cincinnati maintained lead in the league standings as other games produced mixed results.
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United Press
Hall of Fame
Heckon
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati Reds
Southpaw
Phillies
Shibe Park
Philadelphia
High School Stars Play Baseball Today At Doubleday Field
Cooperstown June 7. High school baseball stars from 21 New York counties meet at Doubleday Field for the third annual All-Star Interscholastic Baseball games. Players represent Section Four of the New York State Public High School Athletic Association.
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New York
Doubleday Field
New York State Public High School Athletic Association
Kennel Club Donates 4679 to Red Cross
The Westminster Kennel Club gave $4,679 to the New York Chapter of the American Red Cross. The amount represents proceeds from the February show at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
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New York
American Red Cross
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Hometown Fans Fete Schumacher In New York Tomorrow
More than 700 upstate New York baseball fans will travel to the Polo Grounds to honor Hal Schumacher Day. Schumacher, from near Dolgeville and a St. Lawrence University graduate, will be celebrated during a double header with the St. Louis Cardinals. Fans plan to present him a $1,000 National Defense bond, and include George Burns of Gloversville, a Giants outfielder for 11 years and World Series veteran under John McGraw.
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Amsterdam
New York
Hal Schumacher
Polo Grounds
Schumacher
Dolgeville
St. Lawrence University
Ril
St. Louis Cardinals
Upstate
George Burns
Gloversville
Giants
John McGrenn
Big day for U S Open at Texas golf course
June 7 in Fort Worth reports the U S Open attendance could top 20 000 as leaders face a 36 hole test. Bobby Jones notes the last day is toughest while legends like Sarazen Nelson Hagen and Wood are cited for finishing bursts and major rallies.
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Tex
Bob Jones
Bobby
Mk & Ilsfvel
Gene Sarazen
Bobby Jones
Walter Hagen
Hyron Nelson
Craig Wood
Pus
Ralph Gul-dahl
Guldahl
Denver
Nelson
Philadelphia
Sammy Snead
Sammy
Canterbury
Sarazen
Hogan
Runyan
Lawson Little
Horton Smith
Demaret
Tenas
Fresh Meadow
Texas
Skokie
Chicago
John Black
Byron Nelson
Denny Shute
Cleveland
Warmerdam Shatters Ceiling With 15 Ft 4 1 2 In Vault
Compton Calif June 7 Earl Meadows watched as Cornelius Warmerdam vaulted to 15 feet 4 1 2 inches at Campion Track meet raising the bar well past Meadows and teammate Bill Sefton. Warmerdam also cleared 15 feet 5 4 4 inches earlier, drawing enthusiastic crowds of about 4 000. Grover Klemmer won the 400 meters in 46.5 seconds, besting Bourland Kerns Littler and Woodruff, in a strong overall performance.
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Earl Meadows
Meadows
Southern California
Bill Sefton
Cornelius Warmerdam
Warmerdam
Campion
San Francisco Olympic Club
Grover Klemmer
California
Cliff Bourland
Hubert Kerns
University of Southern California
Gene Littler
Nebraska
John Woodruff
Pitt
Littler
Kerns Klemmer
Leichner Battles Whitehead For Metropolitan Golf Final
Mrs. Sylvia Leichner of Fresh Meadow reaches the finals of the Women s Metropolitan Golf Championship at Quaker Rides in Mamaroneck. She eliminates defending champion Maureen Orcutt 3 and 2 to advance, while Mrs. Laddie Erwin Whitehead of Plainfield New Zealand wins 1 up over Gail Wild in the semifinals.
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Sylvia Leichner
Fresh Meadow
Laddie Erwin Whitehead
Plainfield
N. Z
Quaker Rides
Leichner
Long Island
Maureen Orcutt
Whitehead
Gail Wild
North and CBA to Decide City Baseball Title Tuesday
The 1941 Syracuse Public High School Baseball League final is set for Grant School Tuesday at 3 39 p m. Christian Brothers Academy and North meet to replay a protested game after officials upheld C B A's protest and wiped the earlier 9 6 North win from the record. C B A leads with eight victories while ulie Geleai wihie Murin sit second with eight wins and two losses.
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Grant School
Christian Brothers Academy
North
C.B.A
John Hummer
Paul Krimmel
Syracuse
Paul Steinberg
Hendrickson Wins Drumlins Links Award in Sweepstakes
Mrs Hendrickson wins low gross laurels in the Drumlins women sweepstakes. Mrs Ménier takes Class A low net with 101 22 79. Mrs K W McMahon earns Class B low net 106 28 78 and Mrs Carmen Murray Class C low net 1422 48 74. Onondaga women's sweepstakes winners listed.
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Drumlins
Sam A. Hendrickson
Ralph Me‘nier
K. W. McMahon
Carmen Murray
Onondaga
Editorial Tossers Edge Printers In Interdepartmental Tilt
Frank Monell leads Editorial Tossers to a 10 9 victory over the Composing Room at Comstock Park. O Hara Jr and Till homer for their teams as a seven run eighth inning rally lifts Editorial. O'Brien adds a circuit shot for the losers.
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FE. A. O’hara Jr
Composing Room
Herald-Journal
Comstock Park
Monell
O'Hara
Rudy Till
al O'Brien
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