Brooklyn Dodger Flag Rush Opens Western Invasion
Brooklyn opens a 13 game western swing starting in St Louis against the Cardinals as Dodger manager Walter Dressen eyes a flag rush. Chicago White Sox navigate injuries and travel to Washington for a night game as they chase the pennant with Lou Kretlow slated to face the Senators.
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Paul Richards
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Oulielder
al Zarila
Howie Judson
Ed Stewart
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Willy A Reedee
Cacey Stengel
Drve
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Vic Raseht
Touane Pilletto
Red Sox
Detroit
Chuck Stobbs
Tigers
Ted Gray
Expulsion of Penn Crews Is Debated
Pennsylvania faces potential expulsion from the Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta over NCAA television moratorium clashes. The LRA board of stewards plans to discuss banning Penn, with Murray indicating he may not attend. Dartmouth and Columbia refuse to join while Penn remains out of NCAA good standing.
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W.caa
Pemb Fe
N.gaal Notatorium
Ralph Furey
Columbia
Lewis Andreas
Syracuse
Howard
Galewell
Navy
Robert Kane
Cornell
Francis Murray
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Heart
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E.C.A.C
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Pyalsatule Boyenti
Anner
N.ga.a
Dartmouth
Cololumbia
Quakers
NCAA
ILA
Pennsyl Bvania
ILRA
Smart
Desreciated Sports Mirror Item From A Year Ago
Fragmented sports notes recount Pitts Pirates and Cleveland moves including Bob Feller and Ted Williams, with scattered references to Braves Indians and other teams. Mentions Belmont Stakes results and a Kentucky pitcher signing, all in a jagged OCR recap style.
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Pittshingh Pirates
Cleveland
Phil
Hark Borows
Philadely Anelpsin Fae Heer
Phia Taitaa
Bob Feller
Bob Fries
Wellner
Cleveland Indians
Tor
ATL
Ted Metory
Hien
Eaglon Biene EN Braves
Llayil
Cincinnary Kids
Arana
University Atentucky
Jon Bulchingseid
Fiinal Football League
Béiinne Park
Stanton Hal Wins Roosevelt Opener
Stanton Hal, the speedy pacer owned by Francis Kiliman, won the featured $2500 Minnesota purse at Roosevelt Raceway. Driven by Ben Turlington, he defeated rivals including Appropo and Dynamic Hal before a crowd of 15,063.
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Westbury
Upland
Francis Kiliman
Aeld
Minnesota
Roosevel Raceway
Ben Turlington
All Lonle
Appropo
Rena Grattan
Private George
Dynamic Hal
Obenie Insteight
Stanton Hal
Idaho
Tarheel
Anka.way
Wind
Little Boys On Parade Opens Baseball League
The Syracuse Polke Benevolent Association Little Baseball League begins at 6:30 pm with the Little Gems and Mend Runner game at Lincoln Park. A rain postponement shifted Buickons and Bieber-Isaacs to tomorrow night. Ceremonies mark the league launch as North Side boys ages 8 to 12 join police and Italian-American groups in the parade.
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Syracuse Polke Benevolent Association
Little Gems
M.end
Lincoln Park
Io Eta
Bysnes
Will Inke
Watertown Sells Player to Maples
Watertown Athletics of the Burns Masenalt League sold outfielder Jim St Lewis to the Maples. The A's reduced roster to 37 players, releasing pitchers Clarence Wurman and Jack Page, catcher Johnny Thackstone and second baseman Mike Siar.
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Watertown
Watertown Athletics
Jim St Lewis
Tother
Holy Name Juniors Edge Moonshiners 5 3 in Rainout Debut
Holy Name Juniors beat the Moonshiners 5 3 as wet grounds limited games in the Recreation Kiwanis Junior Baseball League. Tom Szyndnoski pitched for the winners with 13 strikeouts while opening senior games are on the schedule at Schiller Grapl Stay Park Burnet Wadsworth Kirk and Thornden diamonds.
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Recreation- Kiwanis
Holy Name
Moonshiners
Wanswarta
Tom Szyndnoski
Schiller
Grapl
Stay Park
Burnet
Wadsworth
Kirk
Thornden Diamonds
Zame Stiles
Women at Tuscarora Club Set For Syracuse District Golf
The Tuscarora Club plans a four person tournament in the Syracuse Waran's District Golf Association tomorrow. Pairings and starting times are listed with many club members named, including Mrs. Barns, Mrs. Carey, Mrs. Besancon, Miss Brand, and Mrs. Wilson, among others.
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Cuscarora Club
Syracuse Waran
Jenny Pee Sslinetic
F. Platwele
Spite Erniestra
Mutter
Ae G. Babson
Wiarbi
Bridie
Tuber
Ce Iero
J. Besancona
J. Gi. MacLeod
W. Lawinng
Daven
Ars di Eiskeriah
G. Loewéoberg
Mrs
H. B. Slone
S.A
Amer
Arn
M. Wilson
Sumatra
Aretne
Hbrand
Peder
Ouhorne
Proon
Merron
Fe Pote
Peeve
A. Allandine
Sonrnanre
Sisson
Ls Cohen
Peus Saruanntin Eto
Grosset Mh
Jade RT
Pire
Ates
A. Maxon Stes Rabal
M. Boenv
Amrs
Butaiton
Bias—Ates HB Brakerin
Ava
Davi
M, Ryan
Jones Tops Green Lakes Pro Golfers
ALDOR JONES of Cortland led central New York qualifiers at Green Lakes marking a sub par 48 to pace 24 players yesterday. Ted Kroll Utica was runner up with 71, while John Gergiel Utica and Tom Newlove Bellevue tied for third with 74.
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Aldor Jones
Cortland
New York
Green Lakes
Jones
Onty
Ted Kroll
Utica
John Gergiel
Tom Newlove
Bellevue
Bill Gryziel
Brumiins
Augie Nopdone
LaFayette
Howard Jones
Auburn
Bill Mitchell
Onan
Saga
Chavile Lewis
Binghamton
Schoendienst Batting .350
NEW YORK reports Red Schoendienst of the St. Louis Cardinals is rising in the National League batting race. Musial leads and Robinson slips as Bos Brooklyn players close in, with Campanella moving up in the batting standings amid a late season surge.
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New York
Sion
Mussial
Jackie Roebviuskn
St. Louis
Love Ground
RED Scho“Lndienst
Cardinal
Musial
Ray Campanella
Brooklyn Caldhee
Suring
Ray
Chandler's Pact Ready For Signing
Base ball Commissioner A B Chandler's severance contract, revised by attorneys, will be submitted to major league owners in New York on Thursday. The document sets the retirement date and outlines terms amid pending suits against him as commissioner.
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Louis Carroll
National League
Ben Flecy
American League
Warren Giles
Cincinnati Reds
Major League Executive Council
Chandler
John L. O'Brien
Washington Xtorney
Commissioner
Belmont Stakes field shaping into six horse race
Belmont Stakes draw likely six starters with Kentucky Derby winner Count Turf favored at Belmont Park. Trainers report Count Turf 100 percent fit after early injury scare. Potential rivals include Battlefield Counterpaint Royal Mustang Pur Lane and Steadfast, with possible entries Ball Morn Mameluke Min How.
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New York
Count Turt
Belmont
Count Ture
Sot Rulchick
John Amiel
Hikers Association Schedule Mixed Readout
Fragmentary OCR shows a hikers group listing various leagues and events. Mentions Betunton and Barree matches, with surrounding garbled names and places. Likely a community sports or club bulletin with dates and opponents unclear.
Printer Overcomes Hernia Problem in June Notice
In a 1951 notice printers report relief from a reducible hernia after using Sykes Hernia Con and various trusses. The ad promises free information and a June specialist visit in Syracuse, urging readers to seek guidance from Sykes Service and doctors about treatment options and relief.
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Sykes
Wii G.P
Syracuse
Ruan
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