Green Lakes Bellevue and Crumlins Win Interclub Matches
Green Lakes hosted its first interclub, beating Seneca 284 to 144 as Bellevue and Crumlins also posted decisive wins. Ed Rowe led Bellevue with a 71 total, while Crumlins downed Lafayette 244 to 54 on the Rottingham link. Johnny Ward and George Lehmann debut for Crumlins.
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Hill Gridder In Hospital After Auto Crash
William Regensberger a 20 year old Syracuse University football player from Westfield Massachusetts is hospitalized in Springfield after an automobile crash on the way home from semester's end. He weighs 190 pounds and his condition is listed as poor on the danger list as he fights for his life. He is expected to return to campus in the fall.
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Harrist Gets Mound Call for Syracuse Chiefs Fourth Win Streak
Syracuse Chiefs aim for a fourth straight win behind Earl Harrist in game three against Rochester after a 3-2 10 inning victory. Van Harrington delivered a tie breaking homer in the extra frame, aiding a series win over Rochester and extending dominance this season. The doubleheader wraps the series Sunday afternoon.
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Red Wings
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al Cleary
van Harrington
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Rochesterians
Chiefs rally to edge Red Wings after late surge
The Chiefs upended the Red Wings 5-4 as Prendergast and Vollmer homered and Harrington delivered key hits. Diering doubled, Beeler struck out, and Sauer, Reubling, and Wahl contributed on defense as Cincinnati tied the game in the eighth and took the lead in the ninth amid a tense series finale. West, Mele, and Sipek shined in replacements while Dudick’s successor Wahl made pivotal plays.
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Red Wing
Syracuse
Prendergast
Harrist
Burleigh Grimes
Harrington
Byerly
Clyde Vollmer
Chiefs
Jodie Beeler
Sauer
Dick Sipek
al Reubling
Kubski
Charles Diering
Vollmer
Diering
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Warren Robinson
Wahl
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Sipek
al Mele
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Dick West
Rochester
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Rube
Aber Breeebrut
Bebe
Pirates Vote No Strike in Guild Drama
In Pittsburgh the American Baseball Guild lost a tense vote as Pirates players rejected a strike for recognition. Guild leader Robert Murphy urged persistence despite the defeat, saying the fight has barely begun and more action may follow across the leagues. Bob Rice avoided management blame, calling the process player driven.
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American Baseball Guild
Pittsburgh Pirates
Robert Murphy
Diamond
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Guild
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Rice
Truett
Rip” Sewell
Jimmy Brown
Mrs C E Fisher Leads Crumlins Sweepstakes Golf
In Crumlins weekly women s sweepstakes, Mrs C E Fisher won the low gross prize in Class A with Frieda Gates taking low net. Mrs J H Rickerich, Mrs W L Schoonmaker and Mrs Roy Corey followed. Class B saw W R Dixon top low gross, with Mrs Robert Quinn and Mrs D K Van Cleef first and second low net. In Class M Hector Schiza won low gross and Mrs E C Jacoby claimed low net.
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Frieda Gates
J. H. Rickerich
W. L. Schoonmaker
Roy Corey
W. R. Dixon
Robert Quinn
D. K. van Cleef
Hector Schiza
E. C. Jacoby
Al Schacht to perform at MacArthur Stadium during Chiefs game
Baseball comedian Al Schacht will appear at MacArthur Stadium on July 19 during the Syracuse Chiefs versus Jersey City game. He has been brought back after several prior appearances at the venue.
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MacArthur Stadium
Syracuse Chiefs
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Cathedral Nine Ished by Baldwinsville Bees Beat Cathedral 6 1
Baldwinsville High School defeated Cathedral 6 to 1 at Griffin Field. Collins pitched six hits, six strikeouts, and one walk for Baldwinsville, who held Cathedral to six hits with four Cathedral errors. The Bees jumped to a 2-0 lead and pulled away with runs in the fourth fifth and seventh.
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Maple Leafs end eight-game skid on Coleman’s shutout
International News Service reports Toronto's eight-game losing streak ended as Joe Coleman pitched a seven-hit shutout, fanning six and allowing only one to reach third. Buffalo edged Jersey City 4 to 3 in nine innings, Syracuse beat Rochester 3 to 2 in 10 innings, and Montreal topped Baltimore 5 to 4.
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Penn State Baseball Beats Syracuse 10-1 in Orange Bowl Tilt
STATE COLLEGE Pa Penn State moved to nine wins in 10 games by defeating Syracuse 10 1. Pitcher Bob Gehrett allowed five hits while the Nittany Lions collected 11 hits off Lefty Frank Loeffler. Syracuse’s Walter Slivenski had three hits. The teams meet again this afternoon.
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Bob Gehrett
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Worsham Is Pace Setter in National Open Preview
Philadelphia report notes Lewis E. Worsham Jr led the $15,000 National Open preview after rounds of 67 and 66, with legends like Ben Hogan and Sam Snead lagging by six to 12 strokes. The field cut to 60 scores and ties, leaving the 28-year-old Navy veteran facing tougher rounds ahead as rivals pressed.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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Jag McSpaden
Herman Keiser
Jimmy Demaret
Lawson Little
Sam Snead
Jimmy Thompson
Ky Laffoon
Frank Stranahan
Worsham
Eyos
Valley Beats North In Final City League Baseball Game
Valley High School defeated North 9 to 4 on the Grant diamond in the season finale. Bill Blanford hit two triples and Dennick added a triple as Valley moved to four wins and six losses, passing North which stood at three wins and seven losses in the City League standings.
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Grant
Bill Blanford
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Dennick
Willie Joyce beats Ike Williams in MSG 10 rounds
AP report recalls a year ago Joyce outpointed Ike Williams in a non-title 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Three years earlier Pep outpointed Sal Bartolo in a 15 round Boston bout, five years back Pep also defeated Bartolo in a 15 round Boston engagement.
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Willie Joyce
Ike Williams
N.B.A
Madison Square Garden
Willie Pep
Sal Bartolo
Boston
Passeau Homer Tops Giants in Unimportant Pirates Win
Pirates beat the Giants 20 to 5 at Forbes Field as they staged a rare walkout moment. managers and players faced a potential strike, voting to support Frankie Frisch while displaying late power by six pitchers on 15 hits. Passeau later homered for the Cubs, Cooper shutout the Reds, and Newsom won for the Senators amid a light day of action across the majors.
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Pep Retains Featherweight Title With KO Of Bartolo
Willie Pep, the Hartford Phantom, defeated Sal Bartolo at Madison Square Garden in the 12th round by knockout to claim the world featherweight title. Bartolo suffered a fractured jaw, requiring hospital care at St Clair's, with X rays confirming the injury after a brutal ninth through eleventh round ordeal. The bout drew a gate of 53,486 dollars as Pep retained the championship amid a tense eight-year dispute resolution.
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Ruby Goldstein
Sal
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New York Boxing Commission
St. Clare's
Easy Washer Girls Rally Past Crouse-Hinds 9 to 5
Easy Washer girls beat Crouse-Hinds 9 to 5 at the Y M C A softball field. Earlier, Cross & Spaid nine remained unbeaten with a 7 to 4 win over Ivore in a non league game. Other scores: Nettleton 10 Happy Hearts 2 Merchants Bank 11 First Trust 10.
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Koons Shuts Out Electrics in 1-0 Rome Victory
Mike Koons of the Rome Colonels earned his fifth win in six starts by tossing a shutout as Rome beat the Pittsfield Electrics 1-0 in a Canadian American League game.
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Rome Colonels
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Minor League Scores From Sunday Across Leagues
Baseball results from the Southern, Eastern, American, Texas and Pacific Coast Leagues show Washville, Mobile, Chattanooga and New Orleans with losses or wins while several other minor circuits report mixed scores including Atlanta at Memphis Birmingham at Lide Rock Oklahoma City at Dallas and San Diego Camden teams.
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Fight Results From Across The Nation In Escaped Boxing Card
Boxing results compile a wide card listing fighters from Albuquerque Questa Cambridge Schenectady Worcester Norristown Belfast Glasgow and more. Winners include Cisneros Ogles Potenti Kemp Hayden Cheney Chaves Hutchins and others with knockouts and points across multiple venues.
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Johnny Potenti
Willard Buckless
Saugus
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Tommy Monty
Brooklyn
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Mexico
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Wilton Kemp
Riverside
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Booker Robinson
Philadelphia
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Rinty Monahan
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Los Angeles
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Phoenix
What’s Wrong in This Golf Backswing Picture
A golf instructional note analyzes a golfer’s backswing flaw. The left hand grip is split, wrists cocked too early, and the left shoulder too high, flattening the club and risking a flat swing. Proper grip and shoulder pivot would heighten the swing plane.
Marcellus and East Syracuse End Bas eball Game Collision
East Syracuse invaded Marcellus this afternoon to play a postponed Central New York Baseball League game.
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