Women in Sports VEG CAM a Syracuse co ed in Swampscott
Dorothy Wysong a Syracuse University co ed and women's basketball co manager arrives in Swampscott Mass for a summer program of daily ocean swims tennis and athletics She will return to register for her junior year in architecture Her tenure includes leading the co ed athletic association and organizing jail tennis field hockey volleyball bowling and basketball Mrs Charles Hood directs women golfers at Drumlins and former Syracuse student Philomathean Society member Diana Dayton Sessler compete in weekly golf sweeps The Tuscarora Golf Club prize winners list includes Marion Keser and others The McElgain family former Syracusans golf at The Creek Club Locust Valley and swim at lent Cove
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Women’s Golf Club
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Charles Hood
Fayetteville
Loig Weaver
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Tuscarora Golf Club
Moris Ballantyne
Betty Lavery
Pat Dever
Marion Keser
Peg Hess
Happy
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Virginia Burg
Dorothy’ ‘Thurlow
Mrs. Ballantyne
Ann Jones
Eroma Hall
Women Fight For Golf Test At Onondaga Club
Pairings and starting times for the Syracuse Women’s District Golf Tournament are listed for Onondaga Country Club. Names include Yeillain Brandancer Mrs Lee Alevancer Corey Miss BWinthses Decl. Meg Cart Wore th... Readable portions list many participants and attendees, reflecting a dense social field with dozens of entrants and associated organizers.
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Tamerrow
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Savana Hkson
Ann Belly
Mra Kesient
J. W. Stretton
Alre Ai Setlert
Ts Feed Osborne
Prederiel
Thonkemeyer
John Hand
William Bride
James Wash
I Fs Burns
Henry Remmec
Tom Bas- Scut
Brice McLncash
Cts
Joh Stark
Edward Barrett
Gs Iam
George Robinson
Edward Lynch
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Ban Kicking Tape In Pro Football
Cleveland Browns star Lou Groza will be barred from using kick guiding tape next season after National League commissioner Bert Bell rules the device violates league rules. The ban follows a Philadelphia squabble last year over a device similar to Groza's that aided kicking accuracy. Groza has used a four foot tape since 1946 to line up kicks toward the goal posts, a practice now prohibited.
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Cleveland
Lou
Tigers venture into badlands past failures on road trip
The Tigers head to Cleveland and Detroit after a rough stretch as the Sox drop to a fading third. The Yankees win three at Chicago and four at St. Louis before facing Cleveland and Detroit on a 23 game swing, taking eight of 13 against Western teams. Browns win seven of 12 in the East as Washington awaits at home Monday.
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Berry Weakens as Circuit Faces String of Games
Baseball and harness racing notes mix as Berry prepares for a long road trip with the Cardinals while Louisville and St. Louis juggle standings. The Giants stay idle at the Polo Grounds as Pittsburgh visits, and UMass adds golf support in a widening sports sweep.
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Phillies Slip in Standings as Giants Benefit from Streaks
In a chaotic ledger of results the Phillies fall to fourth place in the standings as the Giants surge and the Cubs maintain a slim lead over rivals. The Braves stumble while Cincinnati presses in the pennant chase with a stacked schedule under twilight doubleheaders. A golf grip analogy is offered to explain swing control and leverage.
Watertown Border League gains strength with fan funding
The Border League progresses with Watertown’s team funded by $300 shareholder fans, drawing 1 400 to 1 500 on weekdays and 2 500 to 3 000 on Sundays and holidays. Barney Hearn stars as manager player for the Kingston Ponies, and all clubs report a favorable season outlook despite weather dampening attendance.
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Barney Hearn
Kingston Ponies
Wall Eyes Hit From Page 24 Fishing Tale
The report details anglers like Fritz Arnnheim and Tom Dorey fishing with fly rods and two hooks, catching 24 and 26 inch walleye and great northern pike. It notes Admiral Ray Haas failing to hook fish due to minnows stolen by boatmates, and mentions bass season opening with guides booked in Henderson Harbor Cape Vincent and St. Lawrence region, led by Walter White with 18 anglers.
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Mr. Carnel
Mr. Beaver
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Arnnheim
Tom Dorey
Binghamton
Jim Daves
Constantia _s
ST. Lawrence
Henderson Harbor
Cape Vincent
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Lawrence Friday
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Foster
Tom
Stormer
Lioyd Withers
George’ « Haxton
Tom Burke
Will Ha
James B. Burton
Harry Burhonatry
California oarsmen prep for Intercollegiate regatta at Marietta
California's 1949 national champions train on the new Marietta Ohio River site amid finals week. Coach Ky Ebright accepts the move from Poughkeepsie, citing pool conditions planned by two dam locks. Bears hope for smooth waters during the June regatta while balancing exams and travel.
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California Oarsmen
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
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Ky” Ebright
Pough- Keepsie
California
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Berkeley
Gerald Marsh
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Rockne’s Handiwork in CCC Track Championships Formed
Milwaukee report notes the Central Collegiate Conference outdoor track and field championships on Saturday. The event, dating back to 1926, was founded by Knute Rockne Ralph Young of Michigan State and Conrad Jennings of Marquette University.
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Milwaukee
Knute Rockne
Ralph Young
Michigan State
Conrad Jennings
Marquette University
Ex-Postmaster Fined and Given Suspended Sentence
Former postmaster Baltzel, 64, fined 3500 and given a suspended two year prison term after being found guilty of stealing 205 per letter while postmaster at New Baltzel. He misdirected funds to Carton Spool Co. of Newark, New Jersey, and received probation under Judge Harold P. Barker.
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Frankly Baltzel
New Baltzel
Carton Spool Co
Newark N. J
Tourists May Visit Castle Opens for Public July First
Calumet Castle on Calumet Island, a Thousand Islands landmark since 1898, will open to the public for the first time on July 1. The three story sandstone castle, built by the late Charles Goodwin Emery, was sold for about 11 500 dollars to Calumet Castle Corporation. The heirs cited high ongoing costs for maintenance taxes and insurance as factors in the sale.
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Twico
Cornell Reelects Dr deKiewiet as acting president
The Cornell University Board of Trustees voted to continue Dr. Cornelius W. deKiewiet as acting president for another academic year. Reelected were Dow Becker as chairman and trustees H. E. Babcock, Maxwell M. Upson, John L. Collyer for five years, with Frank S. Columbus, Louis Hollander, and Thomas A. Murray from labor returning for one-year terms. Becker’s election lasts through 1952.
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Ituaga
Cornelius W. deKiewiet
Cornel University
Nee
New York City
Theiield of
Labor
Becker
Dudley Sentenced for Illegal Burial in Oswego County
Kenneth Dudley pleaded guilty to illegal burial of a child and was sentenced in Oswego County Court by Judge Eugene Sullivan to one year in prison with a $500 fine, suspended on the condition he not return to Oswego County. return would incur jail days equal to the fine. Dudley had disappeared after appearing before a grand jury regarding the death of his six year old son.
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Kenneth Dudley
Eugene Sulliyvan
Dudley
Ahi
Oswego County
Ahi Dudley
Grand
Speeds and suspensions Listed Across City Traffic Docket
A chaotic OCR led list shows multiple speeding fines and suspensions across addresses in West Onondaga and nearby districts. Entries name individuals such as James J Bracken and Ethel Sc Gaybilly with fines like 14 and 36 mph citations, plus numerous suspensions including Mrs Dorothy Cook and Samuel Relig.
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John B. ClarketOneon
Oo Widhana
James J. Bracken
Payeticville
Geniesee Ates
Ariahton
B. Geneseest
Phita Vannons Herkimer
Dorothy
Cook
Dewitt
Raberk
Syracuse
Samuel R. Relig
Thomas &Taylor
Canastotn
Seward Malaske
Cinenamion
Dewey Vv
Sherman
New Hartford
Mites
Brattle
Rae
Neta
Eucliday
Charles G. Pink
Slocum Heights
Rathi Lingenmazer
Fayettevie
Nubiefs
Albert Carbonelait
Averyavr
Weather by Wirephoto Large area fair. showers in Great Lakes and Pacific Northwest
Weather summary notes fair conditions across most of the nation for tonight and tomorrow. Scattered showers expected in the Great Lakes region, northern Mississippi Valley, and along the north Pacific coast. Warmer in the Northeast, cooler in the Rockies and northern plains, with little change elsewhere. Weather by AP Wirephoto and meteorologist Maxwell discusses five day Syracuse forecast from 6 AM to 6 PM times.
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Pacific Coast
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Syracuse Weather Forecast From U S Weather Bureau
Central New York forecasts show tomorrow through Sunday warmer conditions with showers and thunderstorms likely. Temperatures trend above normal with highs around the mid 70s to lower 80s and increasing humidity. Overnight lows near the mid 40s. record highs from 1949 noted, with periods of sunshine and possible late week warmth.
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Midh
Snider Takes Third In NL Batting Race
Stan Musial leading the National League in batting as the season nears its close. Robinson and Duke Snider surge in the standings with .384 and .344 averages respectively. Enos Slaughter and Eddie Stanky rise, while Johnny Wytrzak and Don Mueller chase top marks for their teams.
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Stan Musial
Louy
Brooklyn
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Robinson
Agi Enos Slaughter
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Eddie Stanky
New York Giants
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Andy Pafko
Dick Lister
Aten Eomel
Johny Wyta- Sek
Cincinnati
Giants
Don Mueller Gibal
Walcott Rux bout canceled over promoter dispute
Jersey Jon Walcott of Camden and Germany’s Conny Rux were set to fight in Camden on July 9 but the bout was called off. Promoter Joachim Goetert held a long contract and insisted fighters perform only in Berlin. Walcott had named German Heavyweight Champion Hen Ten Holf at Mannheim on May 28.
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Jon Walcott
Camden
NX. J
Conny Rux
Germany
Joachim Goeitert
Berlin
Walcott
Hen Ten Holf
Mannheim
Me Camalji Hits Two Home Runs in Oneonta Doubleheader
In the first game at Amsterdam Me Camalji blasted two home runs and Sgt Schenectady made two errors as Me Bunched four hits and four runs in the opening inning. Teammate Paul Spevel added a hit with runners in scoring position. Amsterdam won the second game with a four run rally in the eighth inning.
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Amsterdam
Me Camalji
Sgt Schenectady
Paul Spevel
Lockport Rookie Stops Hornell In Narrow Victory
Lockport rookie pitcher limited Hornell to four hits while walking two, as the Reds defeated Hornell 4 to 0. Bernie Tomick homered and doubled for Hornell, with E Brayford supplying power for Wellsville in a 12-6 win. Olean Oilers beat Hemston Cardinals 11-8 and Jamestown defeated Batana 6-2.
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Muncie
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Hornell Dodgers
Simheonts
Bernie Tomick
Brayford Pines
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