Navy Crew Favored In IRA Boat Races At Onondaga
Navy varsity crew holds an unblemished season record as experts expect them to win the IRA championship at Onondaga. Coach Russell Callow leads a strong unit with a deep reserve of varsity, jayvee, and fresh shells ready to challenge, following a storied coaching lineage from Hiram Conibear to Callow’s Quaker School success.
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Callow Keeps Hope For A Different Story In Regatta Talk
Navy coach faces uncertainty after a season of triumphs as crews prepare for a tight 50th regatta. Analysts call it a three horse race among Navy Caliorrm and Weeonsa with Washington and Chicago also in the mix. The Onondaga Lake course promises a fair test with no lane advantage and a thrilling finish anticipated by sports fans.
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Best Balanced Regatta in Years at Onondaga Lake
Wisconsin coach Norm Soder declared the 11-school regatta on Onondaga Lake will be a balanced, strong field with elite crews from California and the East in the mix. He noted immediate focus on the longer three-mile event and highlighted key Badger rowers while Navy, Cornell, and local teams prepare for Olympic trials.
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Norm Soxdu
Wisconsin
Onondaga Lake
Ermaate
Technpig San
Wise Konsin
Corel
Penn
Little League Kerns Reps Scene Amid Homer Filled Night
Kerns, a 30 year old Chicagoan, began his baseball career as a catcher but was shifted to batter. He belted three home runs, leading his team and boosting a 14-8 Orioles win over Rochester. Ottawa beat Montreal 6-4 with homers by Mauro and Wall as Red Wings stayed in second. Wisconsin showcased in sprint and rowing events, with Bears and PacWest crews posting wins in multi event meet.
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Doran Leads Americans in British Womens Amateur Golf
Claire Doran of Cleveland Ohio advanced to the fourth round at Troon as strong winds and rain battered the course. Murray, Riley, and Gee won their matches while Nicolson and Price fell, with Jacquet defeating the other U S entrant on the 13th hole.
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Miss Murray
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Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Tex
Joan Gee
Curtis Sun
Belman
Adette Jacquet
Poughkeepsie Regatta Legend Remembered in Syracuse Era
Letters recounting the Intercollegiate Regatta and the city rivalry between Syracuse and Poughkeepsie. They honor former Syracuse athletic director George B. Cy Thurston, known as a star stroke and leader of the 1913 Syracuse eight that beat Cornell, and note his later roles at Labersty, Wesleyan, and his death at 62 in Connecticut. The piece links local pride to a historic rowing era and mentions figures like Jum Ten Eyck and Caddike.
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Hendy of Cleveland Can Show $500,000 in Assets
Montreal report says Jim Hendy, general manager of the Cleveland Barons, arrived with documents showing about $500,000 in assets, meeting financial stipulations for entry to the Nations Loop. He presented a cash deposits book of $38,000 plus certified checks covering franchise and reserve payments totaling $125,000, plus an affidavit that 60 percent of the Barons’ stock is held by Clevelanders.
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League
Board of Governors
Opening Of Saratoga Trots Sets Two Track Records
Saratoga Raceway opened with two track records as the season began. Wagering totaled 205,647 dollars from 867 fans, topping last year’s first-night figure. The eight-race program featured top trotting and pacing performances including Benny Brook Dean and Tyrone Hanover delivering divisional wins.
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Tom Brett Dominates Drumlins Tennis Title Match
Tom Brett wins the Drumlins tennis championship with a 16-0 62 6-1 victory over Peter. In doubles Brett with Kane Weeks defeats Cox and Jack Gardner 6-0 6-2 6-1. In singles semi finals Brett defeats Weeks 6-0 6-1.
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Groat Signs With Pirates For Major League Debut
NEW YORK INDEPENDENT SERVICE Dick Groat a Duke standout in both baseball and basketball may debut for the Pittsburgh Pirates tonight against the Giants after signing a contract worth about 75000 dollars. The 5 foot 11 inch, 185 pound Duke product from Swissvale Pa could play shortstop or second base as Manager Bill Meyer plans to use him immediately.
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Iuho
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Eagles Sign Ente and Reser in Rebuilding Drive
PRO Philadelphia UP reports quarterback Fred Ente and guard Jom Reser signed with the Philadelphia Eagles for the upcoming National Football League season. The pair came via a trade with the Detroit Lions. Ente, 6 foot 3, 250 pounds, is viewed as a key figure in the Eagles rebuild alongside Burns’ roster choices.
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Jom ‘Reser
Philadelphia Eagles
Syracuse Sportscaster Jim McKechnie Hospitalized Again
Alva Holloman of the Syracuse Chiefs had a roommate today at Buffalo General Hospital. Patchar T Holloman, recently operated on, was joined by Jim McKechnie the Syracuse sportscaster. McKechnie faced potential kidney surgery with a scheduled procedure to decide his condition today.
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Tha Syrajeuse Chiefs
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Jum
Chiefs
Decisive Victories In Local Basketball Roundup
L. South routed San Equip by 21 percent and Sehay trounced Easy Washer as games last night delivered clear wins for the teams and a lively pace in the local standings.
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