Raleigh to Captain Princeton Tennis Team in 1950
Raleigh, a 21 year old Syracuse native and son of a Princeton athlete, will captain Princeton Universitys varsity tennis team in 1950. He ranks highly in the eastern intercollegiate field and succeeds Richard Gaines as Tiger captain elect. Raleigh is a World War II naval veteran and Phillips Andover alumnus. He also played on the varsity basketball squad last season.
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Syracuse
Princeton
Princeton University
R. Kenneth Fairman
Princeton Athletics
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Richard L. Gaines
Edgartown
Mass
Sedgwick
Tiger
Phillips Andover Academy
Golf and baseball notes from mid century
Sports brief recalls Bobby Locke leading the Chicago victory golf tournament with a 65 at the halfway point. It also mentions Cincinnati and Bucky Walters blanking New York, and Byron Nelson winning a Red Cross golf event at New Rochelle with 13 under par 275. Hank Greenberg leading MLB in home runs.
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Bobby Locke
South Africa
Chicago
Cincinnat
Bucky Walters
New York
Giants
Philadelphia
Byron Nelson
Red Cross
New Rochelle
N.Y
Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
Gay One Sets Record In Buffalo Pace Race
Gay One a four year old mare driven by Bob Piaxico set a new track record for the mile pace at Buffalo Raceway with 2 04 2/3, finishing fourth after interference ruled by judges. Royal Chief won the feature $1000 open pace. owner C E Burkeoyle of Mt. Vernon Ohio.
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Buffalo
Gay One
Buffalo Raceway
C E. Burkeoyle
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Bob Piaxico
Royal Chief
Extra Hole Upsets Bellevue Golf Matchups
Bellevue yesterday opened with two extra hole matches in each flight of the member guest handicap tour. C M Fox and Bod ODay won on the 20th hole in Flight 4, with Jack Carrigan and John Lloyd taking the 19th green win over Leo and Ed Dortsey. Flight A saw Coolican-Reynolds, Murphy-Hatch, Monnover-Brown, and others secure 1 up or 2 and 1 wins. Flight B featured Russell-Gronau and Morrell-Fitzgerald triumphs and O'Hara-Cashier defeating Matthews-Tenant 6 and 5.
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C. M. Fox
Bod
Oday
Gordon,Stockford
Russ Caldwell
Jack Carrigan
John Lloyd
Leo
Ed Dortsey
Flight A
E. Hatch
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C Monnover-Ti
C. Brown
W. Stewart
K. Reinhardt
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F. Cashier
D. Matthews- Co
Tennant
Americans To Be Hosts At Title Play
A 10 man American Walker Cup team including Wille Turnesa and Frank Stranahan was invited by the U S Golf Association to face Britain in the 22nd International Series on Aug 19 and 20. The event will be at Winged Foot Golf Club in Mamaroneck and marks the first U S hosting since 1936.
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U. S
Wille Turnesa
Frank Stranahan
U. Ss. i Golf Association
Turnesa
Elmsford
Stranahan
Ffrom
Toledo
Ohio
Fay Billows
Staatsburg
Stanley Bishop
Boston
Charles Coe
Oklahoma City
John Dawson
Los Angeles
Jim McHale
Philadelphia
Robert “Skee” Riegel
Upper Darby
Winged Foot Golf Club
Mamaroneck
Clementon
N. J
Costellos Costello Duo Win Minoa Baseball Title
Bernie and Ronnie Costello propelled Minoa to the Syracuse area sectional title with a 3 0 victory over Marcellus in 10 innings. Ronnie fired a two hitter with seven strikeouts while Bernie homered in the final frame. Only Schafer doubled for Marcellus as Mike McLaren allowed four hits. Baldwinsville did not compete in the area sectional eliminations.
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Ronnie Costello
Minoa
Syracuse
Marcellus
Ronnie
Schafer
Costello
Mike McLaren
Baldwinsville
Assumption
Griffin Field
Mrs. Schisa Tops List at Drumlins Golf Event
Mrs Hector Schisa of the Drumlin s women s golf club won the Class A sweepstakes at Drumlins with 89 14 75. Second went to Mrs Bernard Dwyer 93 18 75. Other totals included Mrs 3 H Rickerich 9 5 1S 77 and Mrs Roy Carey 93 14 79. Putting prizes were awarded to Mrs James Scott and Mrs Edward Carey.
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Hector Schisa
Women’s Golf Club
Drumilins
Bernard Dwyer
H. Rickerich
Roy Carey
Frieda Gates
James Scott
Edward Carey
Teffi Bassetti
George Robinson
Ernest Davis
BE. C. Jacoby
Henry Leber
Herbert Kane
Robert Colvin
John Healey
Miss Hancock Wins Onondaga Country Club Sweepstakes
Onondaga Country Club women golfers held a 18 hole sweepstakes yesterday. Constance Hancock led with 68 to claim victory. Milner Jr placed second with 76 and Collum was third at 76.
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Onondaga Country Club
B.C. Milner, Jr
Irs
Thad Collum
William ‘Schrader
Raymond Burns
Maxwell Brace, Jr
J. B. McCormick
Henry Millard
Charles Shinaman
Carl Clark
Otto Sartorius
CBA Considers Flynn as Coach for Court Mentor Job
Ray Fiystn of St. Anthony of Padua basketball is being considered to succeed Hugh Dowling at Christian Brothers Academy. Dowling reportedly accepted a post at Camden High School.
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St. Anthony of Padua
Christian Brothers Academy
Hugh Dowling
Camden High School
Royals Stave Off Late Newark Rally
Montreal Royals outfielder SAM JETHROE sparked a 22 12 win over the Newark Bears, collecting five hits and driving in four runs while hitting two home runs. Clyde King started, Gordon Rim homered late, and Laga finished as Royals beat Newark to climb to third, with Rochester and Jersey City results shaping the standings.
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Montreal
Sethree
Newark Bears
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Bears
Lech Pnovirci
Grover Rim
Charlie Lare
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Robin Roberts
Phillies
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Sid Gordon
New York
Stankey Injures Ankle. Braves Manager Optimistic
Cincinnati Ohio via UP Bully Southworth of the Boston Braves said Ed Stankey’s swollen right ankle is likely a bruise and expects him back soon. The same ankle rekindled after a collision with Bruce Edwards last July and reinjured by a ball during practice from Tommy Holmes. Stankey played 6 innings against the Reds, doubled and singled before leaving. Libby Sisti subbed at second base.
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Bully Southworth
Boston Braves
Ed Stankey
Braves
Bruce Edwards
Dodgers
Tommy Holmes
Southworth
Eddie
Stankey
Cincinnati Reds
Libby Sisti
Auto Races At Vernon
Vernon to host a major midget car meet as Promoter E Otto presents the second in a series at the Vernon Fairgrounds. Eddie Lenz Steve Vanigan Verne Harriman Eddie Shaw among entrants. six events include four qualifying laps two semis and a 20 lap final on the half mile track.
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Vernon Fairgrounds
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Vernon Speedway
Otto
Vernon Track
Colgate Shortstop Joins Sherrill In Upstate League
The Sherrill baseball entry adds Charlie Munger a pitcher from Schenectady Blue Jays and Utica Blue Sox Bobby Hull from Colgate University and Ted Totten from Sher Til High School to its roster. Sherrill hosts Hamilton Pioneers today at Noyes Park with Munger set to pitch and Jim Sintisuc in reserve. Steve Peek also prepares for a league game against Rome State School at Noyes Park Sunday.
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Charlie Munger
Schenectady Blue Jays
Utica Blue Sox
Bobby Hull
Colgate University
Ted Totten
Sher- Til High School
Hamilton Pioneers
Noyes Park
Munger
Jim SintisUc
Steve Peek
Agaist
Rome State School
Lakeland Card Sports Feature Field Day At Lakeland
Lakeland hosts a field day tomorrow with the Charles and Fred softball teams from Solvay slated for a feature game. Married and single men compete in another contest, beginning at 2 o'clock, directed by Rev. R. M. Reddy, pastor of Lady of Peace Church.
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Or Lady of Peace Church
Lakeland
Charles
Fred
Solvay
R. M. Reddy
William A Barry Day Celebrates Yacht Club Leader
Yacht Club members honor William A Barry for his years of service as former president and commodore. Afternoon golf precedes a dinner while Barry receives lifetime membership. Oneida Lake water keeps the fairways lush during a dry spell aided by a 1000 gallons per minute pump and 2000 feet of hose.
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Yacht Club
William A. Barry
Barry
Oneida Lake
Savitt Finalist in Eastern Intercollegiate Tennis
Montclair N J Cornell sophomore Dick Savitt seeded second advanced to the final of the Eastern Intercollegiate tennis championships at the Montclair Athletic Club facing Harold Burrows of Virginia. The Cornell duo Savitt Steiner met Miami pair Vincent Schwartz in doubles.
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N. J
Dick Savits
Cornell
Harold Burrows
Virginia
Montclair Athletic Club
Savitt
Leonard Steiner
Tony Vincent
Sid Schwartz
Miami
Miss Smith Wins 3 and 2 at National Intercollegiate Golf
Miss Marilynn Smith, 26, of the University of Kansas, defeated Grace Lenczyk 3 and 2 to win the National Intercollegiate Women's Golf Championship in Columbus. Lenczyk, representing Stetson, had beaten Smith last year, but this time Smith led 5 feet from the finish on the 16th hole.
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Marilynn Smith
Wichita, Kan
University of Kansas
Grace Lenczyk
Hartford
Columbus
Lencezyk
Starlings Edge Royals 3-2 in Grant Field thriller
The Starlings defeated the Royals 3-2 in a close junior City Recreation Kiwanis baseball game at Grant Field. Garvey belted a decisive homer and the winning run came in with the bases loaded.
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Grant Field
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Leafs Rout Chiefs in Syracuse Game Two
Toronto beat Syracuse 11 to 5 at MacArthur Stadium as Max Peterson and Bill Smith led a Leafs offensive surge. Carden Gillenwater contributed three hit night for Syracuse, while Brunswick struggled on the mound and Smith closed out the win.
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Syracuse Chiefs
Toronto
Mazie Leafs
Macarthur
Eee Carease
Art Artey
Roman Srunswick
Auee Schultz
Leafs
Brunswick
Memphis
Southern Association
Bill Smith
Toronto Victory
Nick Stricevich
Chiefs
Tribe Bee
al Roberge
Carden Gillenwater
Hariley
Strincevich
Sanjicki
Secord
Hartley
Chief Deal Falls Flat in Reds Minor League Swap
A proposed pitcher swap between Syracuse and Tulsa in the Texas League failed. Walker Cress, 5-3 for Tulsa, would move to Syracuse for John Bebber, who was 2-5 with the Chiefs, but Cress refused to join Syracuse and Bebber was not sent to Tulsa. Manager Jewel Ens sought another Tulsa pitcher to replace Cress.
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Tulsa
Cincinnati Reds
Walker Cress
Cinccinnati
John Bebber
Chiefs
Bebber
Jewel Ens
Cress
Ens
Indians on Rampage and Win Sixth in Row
Cleveland Indians roll to a sixth straight win as Ben Wade and Larry Cody homer and S3lob Lemon earns his sixth victory. Keltner drives in four with a homer while Ed Lopat suffers the loss. Other scores include Boston over Chicago in a doubleheader and several NL games.
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New York
Cleveland Indians
Sarager Casey Stengel
Yankees
Ben Wheltner
Larry Cody
Lemon
Keltner
Lou S Bourdreau
Tommy Birne
Ed Lopat
Jantak Mack In Drumlins Title Flight
Drumlins hosts match play after two qualifying rounds saw Dwyer and Biasone finish one stroke ahead of Ed Janink Stan Mack and others. Hendry and Thornton posted 70 for first flight with notable shot on the Sith hole. Competition features many teams as Janar and Mack draw tough bracket in pursuit of the crown.
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Jeight
Bernie Mavrer
Joe Biasone
Dwyer
Biasone
Ed Janink
Stan Mack
John Ward
Bill Perkins
Jack Hendry
Dan Thornton
Hendry
Sith
Ed Rowe
Mid O'Hare
Stan Polodak
John Amrose
Joe Banazek
Eve Winzeler
Pete Ayling
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Dick Dunnigan
Nat ‘Hueber
Herb Jones
Pete ‘Rush
Dick Day
Joe Dawson
Dick Harris
Stan Wood
Jay ‘Haight
Roland Anderson
Joe Davis
Ciff Sauerbrey
Janar
Mack
Perkins
Ward
Thornton
Winzeler
Ayling
Nutter-Adams
Dunnigan Huebert
Fight Results Across Cities Mentioned In Us Scraps
Fragmented boxing result notes show bouts in San Francisco Calgary Denver San Diego Cleveland and Los Angeles with fighters such as McClure Desjardins Lezz Babies and Artie Levine. One card notes a postponement to Monday night.
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Los Avisi
Billy McClure
Eivoon
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