Chiefs Call on Hetki for Third Straight
Syracuse Chiefs defeat Buffalo Bisons 2 0 in a 3 670 crowd at MacArthur Stadium for their third straight win of the six game set. John Hetzki earned the win with strong relief help as Burkhart pitched four innings in the victory notes Absent. Shokes and Meeks had key RBI actions and Buffalo threats were contained by Syracuse defense and pitching.
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Y C Yacht Club Member Guest Battle Under Way
Keene competition flags off at the Yacht Club tourney with John Ward and Dr. William Pelow favored to defend their title after qualifying round 66. Medalist honors went to Whitey Masters and Jerry Dimmick at 65 amid a 64-team field and multi flight format.
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Grouch Hewitt Defends Team After 2-0 Softball Loss
Ed Hewitt the Grouch manager of Tip Veis defended his team after a 2-0 defeat to New York State Champs at SALCA Field. He claimed two hits by Behan and Dergan, denying reports of a hitless effort. Dan Craver homered for the winners in a nine inning win. Curtin struck out 12 in the Champs victory. Fayetteville Legion beat YASCA All-Stars 6-5 in another field game.
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CYO Athletes to Picnic at Hiawatha Point
Sixteen basketball teams from three North Side CYO leagues and ten club boxers will attend a picnic at Hiawatha Point on Onondaga Lake Thursday at 6:00 PM. Knights of Columbus donate all awards and present trophies. Rev. M Shields Dwyer will address the group. CYO staff leaders Patrick J. Duffy William FitzPatrick and Raymond E. Russeil to be honored.
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Mrs Hudson Brown Enjoys First Motorcycle Ride
Mrs. Hudson Brown, 75, of Panama New York tried a motorcycle ride and said it was a little trouble to get on but lots of fun.
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CBA Clinches City League Title With Key Wins
CBA earns the City League crown after a 13 to 3 victory over North at Grant Field. Central defeats North for the second time in as many days as Assumption awaits a city winner. A championship game was moved to Griffin Field to allow starter Georgy Becker to be ready. The Scarlet led 5 3 before four walks, a hit batsman and two North errors fueled a five run sixth inning with three homers in the game.
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Fight Results By The Associated Press
Boxing results from several cities report numerous bouts including Pinero, Zitz, and Seaine KO losses in Hollywood while Mario Trimoutpoints Lucero in San Francisco. A Boston decision stoppage over Johnny Martin and other listed bouts across Akron and New London are noted with sparse details.
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Cardinals barred from automobile give away at games
St Louis Cardinals must stop auto give away contests at Sportsman's Park or face arrests. City Counselor Crowe ruled the events violate Missouri lottery laws. Cardinal officials say the live-away idea aimed to reward faithful attendance and would not proceed illegally.
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Phillies Narrow Gap With Dodgers in NL Race
The Fighting Phillies surged after a slow start to pass the fading New York Giants and sit three games back of Brooklyn. Henry Heintzelman's 3-2 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals capped a fourth straight win and seventh in eight games.
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Standings and results from the major league schedule
A cleaved baseball roundup notes standings with New Brooklin and Pittsburgh leading. It records Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at Boston and other scheduled games. Dodgers beat Cincinnati 10 5 as Braves topple Chicago. Spahn earns his seventh win while Ralph Kiner and Wally Westlake highlight hits. Raschi, Bearden, and Ted Williams figure in late rallies as rain cancels a night game.
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British See No Chance to Beat Yankees
The Oxford Cambridge track team visits Princeton to race Cornell and Princeton in a twilight duel at Palmer Stadium. Christopher Neville admits limited training and no coaches while Roger Bannister leads a small, dedicated squad with two first-rate stars. The British train with Princeton and Cornell staff and compete against American runners.
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Lacrosse All Star Clash Picks South and North Lineups
Post season lacrosse stars from Northern and Southern Colleges face off in the eighth annual North versus South All-Star game. Nick Thiel leads the North with Penn State names, while Navy and Johns Hopkins are featured for the South with coach W. H. Moore guiding the squad.
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Betts Memorial Softball Team Rout Calvary Baptist
Betts Memorial wins 10-0 at Comstock Park in a one hit pitching gem by Bob Naughton. Bob Ingiason homered and Dave Shinnaman collected three hits for the victors. Walter Swartz starred on defense as Hayes added a scratch single for Jones off Mack Naughton.
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Barone Goes June 23 Open Air Show Stirs Syracuse
NICK BARONE to headline Syracuse open air show on June 23. Louis Leone of the Syracuse Sports Club, William Hofmann of the Syracuse Chiefs, and Babe Amos of the Central City Club discuss a ten round bout with Barone, after Amos retracted a verbal promise and Joe De John’s manager counters.
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Illinois wins central intercollegiate track title by points
Sports Mirror notes Illinois captured the central intercollegiate track championship with 38 percent of the points in a recent year ago summary. It records the occasion as a standout team result in the league meet.
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Open Leader Al Brosch Tops After 36 Holes
Al Brosch led the 19th National Open at Medinah No. 3 after 36 holes with a 2 under par 142. Cary Middlecoff rebounded to a 67, while Buck White and Claude Harmon chased at 143. Several former champions failed to break 150 in a soggy, crowded field.
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Belmont Stakes 1945 field set for 91 500 race
Eight colts contest the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park over 1 1/2 miles with about 50 000 onlookers expected. Key questions focus on Calumet Farm's Ponder Palestine Capot and outsiders like Hurryoff as post positions list Palestinian Ponder J Graham Brown's Saint Nicholas Engel Man Capot Old Rockport Hall Sun Bahram. AN will carry 126 pounds.
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Minor League Results from Pacific and Eastern Leagues
Partial scores from Pacific and Eastern league games. teams include San Diazo, Oak, Sacramento, Minneapolis, Kansas City, Louisville, St. Paul, and Harvard. Results show multiple close aims with varied wins and losses across venues and dates.
Royals Pound Gants as McGlothin Notches Third Win
McGlothin hurled a one hit shutout against Jersey City as the Royals moved within five games of the league leaders. Dan Bankhead and Podbielan provided run support while Gardner spoiled the bid for a no hitter in the eighth. Burkhart tossed Syracuse to a 2-0 win over Buffalo in a three hit effort. The Leafs beat Baltimore 6-3 behind timely plays and unearned runs. Rochester rallied to defeat Newark 6-5 with a ninth inning surge highlighted by Derry's 13th homer.
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Frisch Hired 3-Year Leader To Replace Grimm With Cubs
New York report says Frank Frisch will take over as Chicago Cubs manager for a three-year contract after Charlie Grimm is moved to vice president. Frisch, former New York Giants coach and ex Cardinals and Pirates skipper, is seen as tougher on players. Cubs owner Phil Wrigley aimed to lift the club from seventh place through the leadership change.
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Lyncourt Royals Protest Defeat In Slow Start
Behind four-hit pitching by Harry Penney the Athletics beat the Lyncourt Royals 9 to 1 in a Junior Kiwanis recreation league game at Schif fier Park. The game began late at 6 55 PM with several Athletics players involved in another league game at Grant. Other results included CBA Tornados 4 Phantoms 1 Orioles 16 Rockets 5 CBA Frosh 11 Cathedral J V 20 Cardinals 11 Cubs 5.
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Baldwinsville and Marcellus meet for county title
Baldwinsville and Marcellus faced off this afternoon at Griffin Field for the Onondaga County High School Baseball League championship. Baldwinsville, the defending champion, beat Minor 1 0 in a semifinal last Saturday to reach the final.
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