Conn Bets Drive Up Betting for Billy Conn Victory
Boxing bettors grow confident as Billy Conn draws strong support with odds around 8 to 5 by fight time. Joe Louis and Conn sparring plans unfold in New Jersey and New York as Yankee Stadium hosts a $100000 ringside bowl with a potential near two million gate. Mike Jacobs defends his building materials while bookmakers clash over Louis versus Conn prospects.
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Cortland Beats Clarkson 8 to 2 on Road Trip
Cortland Teachers rebounded from a prior loss to St. Lawrence by routing Clarkson 8 to 2 in Potsdam. Five Clarkson errors aided Cortland’s win. Clarkson faces St. Lawrence at Canton this afternoon.
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Conn Louis Rematch Preview by Forecaster
New York based on INS analysis ahead of next Wednesday night bout between Joe Louis and Billy Conn. Louis at 32 and Conn at 28 viewed as elder champion versus rising challenger with betting around nine to five against Conn. Predictions split while many observers expect Louis to land decisive finish in late rounds.
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C B A Faces Cathedral In Scholastic Baseball Final
Griffin Field hosts a championship game between Christman Brothers Academy City League winners and Cathedral Parochial League titleholders. CBA, coached by Brother A Thames, seeks to defend last year’s title with five seniors in the lineup. Cathedral, led by Rev Frank J Harrison and pitcher Ed Lother, aims to claim the pennant. Special buses run to the park for today’s final.
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Ronnie Wilcox
North Syracuse Skeet and Trap Shoot Planned Tomorrow
The North Syracuse Conservation Club plans its first skeet and trap shoot since the war with a large field of contestants expected tomorrow at the club grounds.
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Fight night results from multiple towns across the nation
A string of boxing results with fighters from New York Youngstown Dallas Minneapolis New London Asbury Park Flint Schenectady Camden Philadelphia and more. Winners include Arturo Godoy Gene Jones Jackie Gaines and Don Lee with several outpoints and knockouts across venues from Jacksonville to San Francisco.
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Lorient Bouchard
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Aponte Torres
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Gib Jones
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Honolulu
Bobby Yeaver
Los Angeles
Giants Sign Andrews Gee Get Chance
New York Giants sign Nate Andrews a veteran right hander once rescued by Cincinnati Reds. John Gee left hander on retired list will report to manager Mel Ott Monday and may be reinstated if Ott thinks he can help.
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Borgman Named Manager of Rochester Red Wings
Benny Borgman was appointed manager of the Rochester Red Wings of the International League to succeed Burleigh Grimes who was released yesterday. Borgman, a Patterson New Jersey resident, formerly managed the Syracuse Chiefs in 1941 and later released by Clarence Schneider, then owner. He previously scouted for St. Louis and played third base for Rochester in his younger days.
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Erie County Seeks a Tay On Trotters
Erie County proposes a five percent local tax on pari mutuel betting at Buffalo Raceway harness races. County official Roy R. Brockett urges legislative authority after County Attorney says tax on harness races not authorized. Estimated revenue around 250 000 dollars. Brockett wants investigation and action.
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Piraino Fires Second No Hit Victory at Griffi Field
Jackie Piraino pitched the second no hit no run game of his career leading the McChesney Cardinals to a 14 to 66 Twilight League win over the South Side Yankees at Griffi Field. His first no hitter came while in the Marines.
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Red Sox Invite Fans to Wait for World Series Tickets
Boston Red Sox officials thanked 700 fans for optimism but urged patience before requesting World Series tickets. Each ticket request is met with the reply that application dates will be announced at the appropriate time.
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Sports Mirror Today and Past Dodgers Trades and Scores
Today a year ago the Brooklyn Dodgers traded pitcher outfielder Ben Chapman to the Philadelphia Phillies for catcher Jimmy Peacock. Three years ago the St Louis Cardinals increased their NL lead to three games by beating the Cincinnati Reds 3 1 while the New York Giants edged the Brooklyn Dodgers 6 5.
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Hogan and Ghizzi Set Golf Pace
Vic Ghezzi joined Ben Hogan as co leader after two rounds of the U S Open with 140. The field tightened to within five strokes, and crowds swelled as 18,000 watched the drama unfold on the Canterbury links on day two.
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Perkins and Kelly Lead in Crumlin Club Member Guest
Perkins and Kelly captured medalist honors with a 69 total at the Crumlin course. The tandem finished two strokes ahead of Ward-Pelow and Cox-Banazek, who tied for second as five flights prepare for afternoon match play with pairings listed for First to Fifth Flights.
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Passeau Masters Dodgers With Shutout And Two Run Burst
In New York the Dodgers suffer another defeat as Claude Passeau wins for the Cubs. A third inning error and a Sandlock throw misfire set up the winning run, while Frank Secory and Clyde McCullough delivered key hits. The loss trims Brooklyn’s lead over St. Louis to a game and a half as Passeau gains his 27th win over Brooklyn.
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East Wins In College Star Game At Fenway Park
The East beat the Mid West 6 to 2 in the Intercollegiate all star base ball game at Fenway Park with Army Holy Cross and NYU pitchers Dick Kinney Harper Gerry and Sandy Silverstein each throwing three innings. Eastern hitters collected 11 hits off four Mid West pitchers. The 1947 game is slated for a Mid West city.
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Onondaga Club Archers Hold Fourth Clout Shoot
The Onondaga Club Archers plan the fourth annual Clout shoot at Griffin Field this Saturday at 1 PM under sponsorship by the National Archery Association.
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Hoffmans Stay Undefeated In YMCA Softball
Hoffmans remain unbeaten after a 2 to 1 win over Kiliana in the YMCA softball card at the Bur Mt field. Highway Motors beat Windy Hillers 7 to 2. Crouse Hind defeated Onondaga Pottery 12 to 10. City parks results include Phi Kappa Fi 6 over A 12 and Merchants Bank 14 over Lincoln Bank 2.
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Women’s Pair Golf Sweepstakes Results at Crumlins
In the Crumlins event yesterday Mrs. J. H. Rickerich and Mrs. Hector Schiza captured first place in the women’s pair sweepstakes. Second went to Mrs. Roy Corey and Mrs. Robert Quinn with a field of teams finishing behind them including Mrs. Lynn Gray and Mrs. Wesley Nutter and others led by Mrs. Ernest Davis with Mrs. E. D. Jacoby.
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C. E. Fisher
William R. Dixon
Chiefs Hit Road After iPlay Today
Syracuse Chiefs close their longest home stand with a 6 1 defeat to Buffalo in a doubleheader at Mac Arthur Stadium. Floyd Giebell to start today with Millard Howell. Buffalo bats support a 6 1 score and Tug Triplet plus Tabachek lead with three hits each as Gentry limits the Chiefs to four hits.
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U S Girls Take Grip on Tennis Cup at Wimbledon
At Wimbledon the United States team led 3–0 over Great Britain in the Wightman Cup after three straight wins as four matches were scheduled for center court. Britain last won the cup in 1930 and recovery of British athletics was noted as the U S prepared to clinch the trophy.
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Nightly Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Summary of results from AMERICAN ASSOCIATION includes St Paul 5 Columbus 4 and Indianapolis 3 Milwaukee 2 in 19 innings. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE saw Oakland 4 Sacramento 1 and San Francisco 7 Portland 4 with Los Angeles at Seattle postponed. Other leagues list Nashville 3 9 Chattanooga 0 8 New Orleans 3 Mobile 2 Birmingham 4 Atlanta 2 Memphis 4 Little Rock 2.
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