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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1946

Page

19

Spa Wants County Tax Levy Lifted

Saratoga Springs Common Council says a new five percent county tax on pari mutuel betting at the Saratoga race track is harmful to the city and county. It asks the County Board of Supervisors to reconsider and cap any new tax at two percent. The council action follows Mayor Mallery and Public Safety Commissioner Leonard opposing the levy, which could fund county relief and erase the tax roll or pay county debt in a single season.

Saratoga Springs Saratoga Race Track County Board of Supervisors New York William Clawyer Santuel Saratope Racing Association Saratoga Common Council Addison Mallery Public Safety Arthur J. Leonard Mallery Board of Supervisors

Men of Troy Heading East

LOS ANGELES USC sends thirteen trackmen to the NCAA meet in Minneapolis with coach Dean Cromwell predicting Illinois will win by about fifteen points. Cromwell notes USCs pole vault duo 14 feet and Boland Sink’s 9:22.4 two mile as strong counters to Illini power in multiple events.

Los Angeles University of Southern California National Collegiate Athletic Association Minneapolis Ghia Dean Cromwell Cromwell Illinois Herb McKenley Trojans Dean Illini Us.c Tex Winter Rob Hart Boland Sink al Lawrence

Crouse-Hinds and Owen Dyneto Win

High scoring YMCA softball night as Crouse-Hinds routed General Electric 17 to 4 and Owen Dyneto defeated Kallfelz 4 to 1. Charlies Korthas homered with the bases loaded for Crouse-Hinds while Ned Falcone and Louw Damina homered for Owen Dyneto. Third game Sol vay Falcons vs Eastwood Merchants was rained out. league results show Air-Cooled Motors 8 over Gaylord Bros 6 and other city park scores.

Y.M.C.A Crouse-Hinds General Electric Owen Dyneto Kallfelz Charlies Korthas Crouse Inds Ned Falcone Louw Damina Owen Dynecto Solvay Falcons Eastwood Merchants City Farks Air-Cooled Motors Gaylord Bros Ivoie Mohawks Joe Charles LeMoynes All Nationals Greyhound A. FE. Nettleton Cafeteria Water Dept Legion Remington Rand Fayette Pottery Wolff & Dungey UAW

Canada Fishing Trips Prompt American Return Home

A letter laments Canada turning away from hosting numerous American fishing parties. It argues Americans should instead winterize trips in the U S to save gas and guide costs. The writer notes Canadian retailers seek U S dollars, while praising New York and New England spots and criticizing Canada for profit motives.

Canada New York State New England

Syracuse Bookie Wins Luckless Trip To New York Fight

A Syracuse betting man buys a lottery book for 3 50 and wins the main prize, a trip for two to New York with Conn Louis tickets. He invites the seller as guest, but the bookie declines, cursing his luck after drawing a winning seven instead of eight.

New York

Miners Dominate Triplets In Double Shutout

The Scranton Miners crushed the Binghamton Triplets twice, scoring 31 runs on 30 hits to open an eight and a half game lead in the Eastern League. Wes Bailey pitched a two hitter in the first game, while Wally Ziemba drove in seven runs including a homer. Hartford Chiefs grabbed second with a 6 5 win over Elmira Pineers aided by Ollie Byers. Utica-Wilkes-Barre postponed. Williamsport and Albany not on schedule.

Scranton Meiners Binghamton Wes Bailey Miners Wally Ziemba Bailey Hartford Chiefs Utica Blue Sox Elmira Pioneers Chiefs Hartford Indianapolis American Association Ollie Byers Byers Lust Scranton Utica-Wilkes-Barre Williamsport Albany

Lip Explains Today Sport Quotes From New Jersey

Lip News reports quotes from Walter Friedman on Louis and Conn with eye injuries. Leo Durocher explains the trade of Billy Herman for Stew Hofferth, citing catcher scarcity. Dr. Robert Bennett praises Joe Louis’s physical condition for a high value insurance policy.

New York Leo Durocher Brooklyn Billy Herman Boston Stew Hofferth Hofferth Pompton Lakes, N. J Robert Bennett Joe Louis

Dempsey Reflects On Training And Confidence Past Fights

In a column from page 18, Dempsey weighs his speed and courage against Conn and Louis. He recalls facing Tunney, Sharkey, and the evolving mindset before the Louis bout, noting nerves, boils, and loss of confidence yet insisting readiness for the title defense next Wednesday. He stresses confidence and conditioning as factors shaping the outcome and reflects on knowledge of Billy from close range.

Hand Conn Billy Jack Sharkey Tunney Louis Pompton Lakes Atlantic City Joe Jack Dempsey Crene

Baseball Scores From Multiple Leagues Tonight

Minor League Baseball results across the American Association Pacific Coast Southern and Texas leagues show Toledo Kansas City Louisville Minneapolis Milwaukee Columbus St. Paul Indianapolis Atlanta Chattanooga Memphis New Orleans Mobile Birmingham Nashville San Antonio Fort Worth Dallas Houston and fastEastern league games with several postponements and only scheduled games noted.

Toledo Kansas City Louisville Minneapolis Milwaukee Columbus St. Paul Indianapolis Los Angeles Portland San Francisco Seatle Atlanta Chattanooga Memphis New Orleans Moble Little Rock Birmingham Nashville San Antonio Fort Worth Dallas Houston

Apropiado Wins Bunker Hill Handicap at Suffolk Downs

Apropiado of Longchamps Farm won the Bunker Hill Handicap at Suffolk Downs by a length over Johnny Jr. Ellis, owned by A. F. Plock, finished third, a neck back. The winner covered the mile in 1:38 2/5 and paid 10 to the dollar.

Boston Longchamps Farm Suffolk Downs Johnny Jr A. F. Plock Ellis

Record-Setting Press Corp Ahead of Lois Conn Fight

More than 600 newspapermen from 21 countries will be in Yankee Stadium tomorrow night to cover the heavyweight championship bout between Joe Louis and Billy Conn. This will be the largest number of scribes ever to cover a fight.

New York INS Yankee Stadium Joe Lois Billy Conn

Yacht Club Entry List Grows Long

Entries are rolling in for the annual Member Guest Golf Tournament at Syracuse Yacht and Country Club set this Friday through Sunday. Top city golfers are attending, with defending champions Joe Butler and Larry Sovik facing a strong field as the event progresses. The field will feature five flights, with two 16-team sections and three eight-team sections. Two matches per day are planned for the top flights, while lower flights hold one Saturday match before semi finals and finals on Sunday.

Syracuse Yacht and Country Club Joe Butler Larry Sovik

Massena Wins Inter-Club Match at Massena Club

Massena defeated Cornwall 66 to 27 at Massena County Club over the weekend. Dominick Spadafore, back after five years away from golf, posted 36 for the last nine holes, a standout feature of the event. Spadafore was among Massena’s first World War II prisoners of war.

Massena Cornwall Masena Dominic Spadafore Paris Spadatore

English Bred Colt Victor in Bannockburn Pursuit Victory

Ruston Sirdar a four year old English bred colt and former juvenile Irish record holder won the Bannockburn Pursuit yesterday for his second win in three starts on American tracks. He defeated Dan Chappel's Let's Dance by three quarters of a length in the mile and one sixteenth in 1 47, paying 6.60 to win. The Aga Khan bred Ruston Sirdar, sired by Nearco, an Italian Grand Prix winner later sold to an English syndicate for 359000 dollars. The colt was brought to the United States last year by Abram Hoewliz of White Post Virginia who reportedly paid 2000 dollars at public auction.

New York Ruston Sirdar Dan Chappel Aga Khan Nearco France United States Abram S. Hoewliz White Post

Princeton to resume full intercollegiate athletics in 1946 47

Francis R. Godolphin announced Princeton University will return to a full fledged competitive program in intercollegiate sports for the 1946 47 season. Schedules will be maintained across 13 branches and other sports will be revived as new facilities permit.

Princeton N. J INS Francis R. Godolphin University Council On Athletics Princeton University

Argentina Club Expected Mexico City Series This Year

Jose Zuno, Mexican major league president, says an Argentine football team is likely to play a series in Mexico City this year. Liverpool of England plans a match in April. Vasco da Gama of Brazil is unable to come.

Mexico City Gps Jose Zuno Toray Liverpool England Vasco de Gama Brazil

Bisons Acquire Yount Return Erautt From Tigers

Buffalo baseball club announces catcher Joe Erautt will be returned to the Detroit Tigers organization after being optioned to the local team. Erautt's release comes as the Bisons acquire slugging backstop Ed Yount from the Toronto Maple Leafs in a trade that reshapes the catching corps.

Buffalo Buffalo Baseball Club Joe Erault Detroit Tigers Ferautt Bison Ed Yount Toronto Maple Leafs

Rotolo Fights Smith in 10 Round Rematch Tonight

A professional boxing card resumes with a 10 round bout between Tommy Rotolo of Rome weighing 142 and Eddie Smith of Rochester at ROCHESTER after rain delayed action last night.

Rochester Tommy Rotolo Rome Eddie Smith

Boxing Card in Binghamton Postponed by Rain

A professional boxing card headlined by Frank Best of Fredonia and Jimmy Reeves of Cleveland for middleweights was postponed by rain last night and rescheduled for tonight in Binghamton.

Binghamton Frank Best Fredonia Jimmy Reeves Cleveland

Better Golf By Sam Snerd

Instructional note on golf swing and clubface contact. The article describes ball position, clubhead path, and spin effects for woods and irons. It cautions against overswinging and emphasizes using the hands to add whip in the final downswing for better distance and control.

Woods

Leibold Suspended by American Association for Abuse

Louisville Colonels manager Harry Leibold was suspended indefinitely for abuse of an umpire during the first game of a doubleheader with Milwaukee in Louisvile. American Association President H Roy Hamey announced the action and said the incident involved umpire Forrest Frosty Peters. Further league action was expected within a day or two as full reports were awaited.

Columbus, O INS Harry Leibold Louisville Colonels Milwaukee Louisvile H. Roy Hamey American Association Forrest “Frosty” Peters League Columbus Hamey l

P.L.A.V. Triumphs 4-1 Over Mantius In Legion Softball

P.L.A.V. won last night with a 4 to 1 victory against Mantius in a local American Legion softball game. The win highlighted strong pitching and timely hitting from P.L.A.V. as the teams met on the field.

P.la.v Mantius American Legion

71,000 In 8 Day Races At Goshen Opens June 26

William K. Dicker and Al Saunders announced the complete racing card for Goshen Historic half mile track seven day Grand Circuit meeting running June 26 to July 4. Total purses reach 71 000 with trophies for two amateur reinsmen races behind two year old trotters. Card lists Friday July 8 as reserved in case of postponements.

Goshnen William K. Dickerson al Saunders

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