G-Men seek Herald Amateur crown in Cavalry Club showdown
Jim Ganotis and Bill Gerber hold a 143 after three rounds at the 19th Herald Amateur at Cavalry Club. Jack McCabe sits third at 148 while Joe Russo Jr. is fourth at 150 in a 54 hole schedule reduced from 72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamesville
G-Men
Herald
Cavalry Club Today
Jim Ganotis
Bill Gerber
Onondaga
Jack McCabe
Joe Russo Jr
Lake Shore
Ganotis Dubeos
Ganotiz
Jae
Cavalry
Gerber
Ganotis
Till Gerber
den Gaunts
John Ward
Ted Till
al Highdurbeck
Walt Kaveh
Tom Christian Fi
Joe Haley
Tom Brennan
Bob Smith
Gary Maurer
Ne Pagano
John Simonartis
Joe Oddo Jr
Dim Willamson
x-Stolt Baum
Rick Russo
Pete Naton
Rick Janes
Eliah Kupper Ann
sJoe Russo
Breve Serling
Jim Boehein
Mickey Novak
Ed Mazza
Tim Ropa
Jerry Gi
Harcy Kuwadla
Dave Kulle
Jett Lindner
Hull Tlethorpe
Terry Langan
Pat Smith
Dack Klink
Gard Lort
Horace Meredith
Chuck Hu
Tom Rich Sr
Corsella
Myl Baum
Neal Rose
Rob Hobson
Julus Fekete
Frank Potter
Doi Ch ‘Tian
Babe Baritell
Ron Kelley
John Sexton
Kevin Hughes
Mike Buh
Dalusenga
Nick DeLallo
I Guerrero
Frank Rossi
Joe Vatentity
Elliott Meltzer
Ita
Urey Natale
Tom Maram
Terz Mierm Riggs
Jim Spencer
John Return
Prank
Brad Chapman
George Waller
Dum O'Brien
Brian Belden
Hat draw powers Chiefs past Blues in 8-6 win
Syracuse Chiefs beat the Memphis Blues 8-6 at MacArthur Stadium in the opener of a rain-delayed series. Jim Deidel hit the insurance run in the seventh, Scott McGregor went 3-for-3 with the win, and George Zeber extended a six game hitting streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Chiefs
Memphis Blues
MacArthur Stadium
Jim Deidel
Chiefs
Scott McGregor
Gerry Pirtle
George Zeber
Terry Whitfield
Nelson Pichardo
Syracuse
Bobby Cox
Herman Schneider
Tidewater
Blues
Memphis
Chip Lang
Cox
Lang
Bombo Rivera
Bob Reece
Herman
Zeber
George
Zeber Re
Chicago at Cincinnati and other scoreboard notes
Scores list baseball and golf results with Chicago at Cincinnati 21 15 pm and other MLB matchups, plus Saturday and Sunday games across leagues. Notable details include Cleveland Texas 7 5 and New York Chicago 7 5, plus golf round updates and Harold Herald coverage of players like Ganotis and Gerber with near records and course notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Atlanita
New York
San Diego
Montreal
St. Lous
Houston
Boston
Milwaukee
Detroit
Cleveland
Sbs Batimore
West Gasland
Kansas Cry x
Canfornia
Minnesota
Texas
Baltimore
Kansas City
California
Derron
Oakland
Golf
Lee
Hagan
Ecketaley
Doo Warrow
Blue
Leonard
Batimore Farrer
Danson
Bannsen
Colborn
Caitornia Tanga
Oawand
Rochester
Charleston
Tidewater
Syracuse
Pawtucket
Richmond
Toledo
Memphis
Pittsburgh
Pittburgh
San Francisco
St. Louis
Scalsiell
Roaker
Atlanta
Morton
Matlack
Cacago
Burris
Bib Hing
Hammerin Hank ends Ryan bid as no hitter hopes fade
Hank Aaron spoiled Nolan Ryan's attempt at a second straight no hitter with a sixth inning single. Ryan settled for a 6 0 win and his fifth shutout of 1975, while Aaron recalled facing him early in his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammerin
Hank Aaron
Nolan Ryan
Anaheim
Milwaukee Brewers
Ryan
California Angels
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati
Detroit
Oakland
Boston
Minnesota
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Texas
Baltimore
Kansas City
Aaron
Sandy Koufax
Billy Smith
George Scott
Alvin
Tex
Dick Williams
New York Mets
Atlanta Braves
Yankees
Tigers
A's
Mickey Lolich
Warren Spahn
Willie Horton
Mickey Stanley
Reds Sox
Twins
Lolich
Dwight Evans
Evans
Red Sox
Joe Decker
Mike Pazik
White Sox
Bobby Bonds
Yanks
Wilbur Wood
Auerbach
Phillies
Mike Schmidt
Braves
Mets
Phil Niekro
Atlanta
Red Wings Top Charlies as Mitchell Improves to 6-1
Rochester pitcher Paul Mitchell improved to 6-1 with a strong outing despite nine hits by Charleston. Jim Fuller blasted his 11th homer driving in two as Rochester defeated Charleston 11-8, moving past Charleston for the top spot in the Triple-A standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paul Mitchell
Charleston Charlies
Rochester
Jim Fuller
Charleston
Charlie
Iron Mike shatters layoff with three innings vs Phillies
Mike Marshall returned after a month out and delivered three scoreless innings, allowing one hit as the Dodgers beat the Phillies 3 2. Marshall earned the save and declared he felt as good as before, aiming to pitch Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mike
Mike Marshall
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Marshall
Burt Hooton
Atlanta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nottingham Knolls
Syracuse University
Ashe
McCabe
District
Jim
McGregor
Scott
Apeese
Tatty Baba
Scotty
Deidel
Terry Enyart
Tribe
Valentine
Rivera
Heece Tity
Velez
Whitfield
Middie
Iaad
Pichardo
Dineen
Castle
Atkinson
Strick
Blade
Bladl
Coring
Hives
Auto Club of
Carol Root
Roy Marshall
Ed Ricks
Moore
Balor
Tippy Martinez
Bill Kirkpatrick
St. Andrew's
Scott Baum
West Genesee
Elma
Buffalo
Baum
Gahotis
Walt Knych
Jerry Gell
Babe Barntell
Gerry Gwinn
Omar Lavergne
Jeff Lindner
Lindner
Washout
Kulle
First Herald
Syracu
Viratine
Pirtle
Ogod
Stearns
Nyon
Shypeto Gooo S
E—Down
Bladt
Kinard
White
Johnson
SO Lang
Gebhard
Enyart
Albin
Rit
T Lang
Hank
Patty Berg
Pine Plains
Patty
Cavalry Club
Indians
Rangers
Frank Robinson
Ferguson Jenkins
Orioles
Royals
Paul Blair
Jim Northrup
Blair
Iron Mike
York
Tom Underwood
Jay Johnstone
Greg Luzinski
Joe Ferguson
Steve Yeager
Luzinski
Ferguson
Yeager
Rick
Reds
Cubs
Don Gullett
George Foster
Pirates
Giants
Dave Parker
Richie Zisk
Cardinals
Astros
Bob Forsch
Raiders
UPI
Oakland Raiders
John Mooring
New Orleans Saints
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!