Fragmentary 1900s Sports Notes From New York and Beyond
Disjointed OCR glimpse shows boxing results and boxing names near New York with scattered references to champions, events, and locations. Mentions include matches, athletes, and places like Los Angeles and Providence, but the text is highly garbled with many errors and missing context.
Collegians in Net Finals at Colgate Meet
In Hamilton New York Florida State's Paul Tezeew and George Town's Ron Goldman reach the singles final as Goldman defeats Notre Dame's Petire Rasello 6-4 6-2 6-1 in semifinals. Debuting teammates Dezerus and Brener compete in a lengthy match as brackets advance.
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Baseball's Prospects Rise As Football Merger Ends War
The piece notes baseball regained attention after a multi-million pro football merger ended, with scouts focusing on free agents and big bonuses. It highlights Ohio State pitcher Steve Artin, drafted by the Phillies, who reportedly turned down a $99,000 offer from the Detroit Tigers to seek a larger bonus. It cites legends Hank Greenberg and Ted Williams noting years of football pay attracting top talent away from baseball.
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Ted Williams
Pay players and umps amid rising salaries in sports
The report outlines increased pay scales for players and umpires, noting a minimum $7,000 for ball players and a raised cap to $9,366. It mentions team figures like Mit Chamberlain and Carl Taylor, with scattered notes on exhibition games, transfers, spring rosters, and AFL signings.
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Americans Fall to Australia in Davis Cup Events
In Beckenham England American players Arthur Ashe and others faced Australian challengers as Davis Cup action continued. Ashe lost Yang or Graebner, both entering Army duties, while Kathy Kratzke fell to Margaret Smith and Graebner suffered a singles loss. The day featured reversals and upsets with Wimbledon context looming.
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England
Arthur Ashe
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Ashe
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Jamieson Leads Herald Amateur With Two Stroke Edge
Wink Jamieson holds a two stroke lead in the Herald Amateur after a 143 across 54 holes at LaFayette. The West Genesee junior, famed for long drives, also shot one under par 71 at Seneca to tie the tournament’s low round, while AL Mighducheck sits two behind with 144 and Jack Sendry trails by four after a 77.
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Twins tie major league homer record in comeback rally
The Minnesota Twins trailed the Kansas City Royals by 4 3 in the seventh when Rich Rollins and Harmon Killebrew homered, followed by Roy Smalley and Jim Holt, tying the major league single inning homer record. Jimmie Hall failed to complete the feat, double after a pitch, as Minnesota won 4-2 in Baltimore. The win kept them three games behind Baltimore in the standings. The article also notes golf results from a British amateur event and other baseball scores.
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Associated Press
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Zila Versalies
Tony Oliva
Ben Mincher
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Russ Snyder
Jerry Adair
Camilo Carreon
Sam Rowena
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Stu Miller
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Don Demeter
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Fulton to Host Championships This Weekend
The Union Raceway hosts the first N.Y. Spring Champion event in the Figure Eight Division on Saturday with favorites Pitcher of Phoenix Larry Mousan of Syracuse and Dennis Teney. Johnny Roberts of Aw wirn leads the Modified division after Saturday. Eliminations begin at 9 am.
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Jets host Tribe in opening of four game series at MacArthur Stadium
League leading Columbus visits MacArthur Stadium for the opener with Frank Carswell starting lefty Jack DiLauro. Syracuse will feature Arturo Lopez in the Jets lineup as he joins from Toledo, where Wayne Comer also moved, after a trade with the Mud Hens. Lopez, 22, previously with the Yankees, hit .284 in limited exposure. The clubs planned a doubleheader with rain delaying last night's uniform debut and Toledo heading to Rochester while Columbus hosts.
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Corky) Withrow
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Favorite Westbury Filly Leads Yankey Trot Favor
Armbr o Fiight a 4 year old Canadian owned filly with Jo 1 O'Brien in the sulky is favored to win the $25,000 Yankey Trot at Roosevelt Raceway tonight. The race honors the 160th anniversary of organized harness racing in the United States dated June 10, 1806.
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