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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1956

Page

7

Home Run Orgy Blamed on Jet Propelled Baseball

Baseball men acknowledge a surge in home runs this season, likely from a jet propelled ball. Cincinnati Redlegs and New York Yankees lead the pace with 72 and 64 homers in early games, signaling record projections across both leagues.

Oscar Fraley New York Redlegs Yanks Yankees Lou Gehrig Joe DiMaggio Bill Dickey Tony Lazzeri Cincinnati Giants Bronx Chicago Milwaukee St. Louis Pittsburgh Cub

Proper Two Hand Grip for Correct Golf Club Positioning

Instructional guide describes gripping the golf club with the left hand and right hand together. It details finger placement, thumb positions, and hand orientation with references to figures to achieve the trigger action feel.

Marchibroda Signs Pact With Steelers

Pittsburgh announces 1956 contract for Ted Marchibroda to become the Steelers likely starting quarterback. The former Detroit University star will fill the backfield post vacated by the retirement of Finke who moved to Notre Dame. Marchibroda, first draft choice in 1951, has been an understudy to Finks and logged limited action. In 1955 he completed 24 of 142 passes.

Pittsburgh Ted Marchibroda Pittsburgh Steelers National Football League Detroit University Jin, Finks Finke Notre Dame Steelers Franklin Finks

Poor Start for Orioles Pitcher Lefty Bill Wight

Baltimore pitcher Lefty Bill Wight struggles in two starts failing to retire a batter in the first inning. He has faced 14 hits, allowed 8 runs, and suffered 2 losses while AJdee and UWA are noted in the text.

Bill Wight Baltimore Oriole

Phils Weigh Trade Talk On Robin Roberts

Philadelphia officials decline comment as the Phillies consider trading Robin Roberts amid a pennant race. General manager Ray Hamey could seek four or five young players from contenders, while Roberts remains a fan favorite and top paid ace.

Philadelphia Phillies Robin Roberts Ray Hamey Phils Roberts Cincinnati Milwaukee Brooklyn New York Boston Chicago Cleveland

Aussie Pacer Ribands Heads to United States to Race

Australia’s Ribands, the fastest trotter bred in Australia, is bound for the United States to challenge American pacing stars. The eight year old set a 1 58 pace at Harold Park Sidney and should be ready to race within two weeks of arrival. Trainer Noel Simpson will handle the horse in the U S.

Ctvolumbus Australia Ribands America U.S Noel Simpson United States Vodka Jack Shaw New Zealand Roosevelt Raceway New York

Penn State seniors elected to Phi Beta Kappa honors

University Park Penn State announces 24 seniors elected to the Phi Beta Kappa honor society for scholarship. Baseball catcher Phil Saunders of Bridgeville and tennis player Lou Adler of Harrisburg are cited among the honorees.

University Park Penn State Phil Saunders Bridgeville Lou Adler Harrisburg

Screwy Pitches Lefty Johnson Pitches The Wind Ups

Sacramento Solons southpaw Chester Lillis Johnson is profiled as a quirky pitcher famed for gimmick pitches. The article details his blooper and nuclear fission routines, crowd-pleasing antics, and a serious drive to win, with notes on his career and league record.

Sacramento Calif Chester Lillis Johnson Sacramento Solons Bill Veeck Johnson Chet” Johnson Bobsy Twins Audie Murphy Chet Hollywood

O Connor Appointed To Saratoga Race Track

Saratoga Springs New York Charles O Connor of Oswego will serve as general steward and Leigh W Evans of Bainbridge as presiding judge at the Saratoga Raceway summer meeting. The Spa Raceway season opens Thursday night. O Connor was general steward at Batavia Downs last year and associate judge at Roosevelt Raceway this year. Evans has presiding judge duties at Saratoga during parts of the last two seasons.

Saratoga Springs Charles O'Connor Oswego Leigh W. Evans Bainbridge Saratoga Raceway George P. Monaghan Spa Raceway O'Connor Batavia Downs Roosevelt Raceway Evans

Penn State Lacrosse Star Bill Hess Sets Scoring Pace

University Park reports Bill Hess, sophomore sensation, averaging over three goals per game in his first seven starts. The Manhasset native eclipses the 1954 season record of 24 goals set by Al Fulton.

University Park Bill Hess Penn State Manhasset N. Y al Fulton Gladwyne

Pirates Hero Dale Long Honored by Opponents

Two opposing stars Robin Roberts of the Phillies and Jackie Robinson of the Dodgers visited the Pirates clubhouse to congratulate Dale Long on his record home run spree.

Pittsburgh Robin Roberts The Phils Jackie Robinson Dodgers Pirate Dale Long

LSU Halts Ring Bouts

Baton Rouge Louisiana State University the Sugar Bowl champion has been ordered by the board of supervisors to drop boxing. The unanimous vote cites scheduling difficulties with nearby rivals Oklahoma and Houston who were the closest in the 1955 58 schedule LSU faced both schools twice in the past season ensuring no more boxing at LSU and no more ring events on campus

Baton Rouge Louisiana State University LSU Board of Supervisors Oklahoma Houston LSU

Oklahoma Drops Boxing as Intercollegiate Sport

University of Oklahoma will discontinue boxing as an intercollegiate sport. Coach Dewey Luster cited impracticality due to the absence of boxing teams in the Big Seven Missouri Valley and Southwest Conferences.

Norman Okla University of Oklahoma Oklahoma Dewey (Snorter) Luster

Newcombe Quietly Dominates 1955 Pitching Run

In 234 innings that season Don Newcombe of Brooklyn allowed only one intentional base on balls.

Newcombe Brooklyn Don Newcombe

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