Syracuse Favored as 1952 IRA Regatta Site After Ohio Floods
Marietta G UP reports floods on the Ohio River delayed the 1952 Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta. Coaches largely back Syracuse Onondaga Lake as next site, while Wisconsin and Washington vie for the varsity win amid rough conditions and a crowd of 41 000.
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Marietta
Syracuse
Ohio
TRA
Asa Bushnell
Onondaga Lake
Norm Sonja
Wisconsin
Montana Gold
Badgers
Washington
al Aldrickson
Stark Sanford
Cordell
New York
Ohio River
Chamber of Commerce
Golf Here's How By Slamoatin Sam Snead
Instructional note outlines golf technique stressing accuracy over power and rhythm. Promises a free monograph on relation of talent to stance, with self addressed envelope offer.
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Slamoatin
Sam Snead
Faewanl Aurel
Bill Stark testimonial dinner set by Syracuse Golf Association
The Syracuse Golf Association schedules a July 17 Bill Stark testimonial dinner at the Yacht Club. Stark led the association as president from 1931 to 1950, with Charles Gilcher and Jack Egan heading the dinner committee.
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Bud Vi
Syracuse Golf Association
Bill Stark
Yacht Club
Stark
Charles Gilcher
Snow
Jack Egan
Summer Basketball League Plans In Onondaga County
An eight team alderman league for summer play is planned for Onondaga County. A meeting is set at 8 PM Wednesday at 105 W Onondaga St to discuss schedule with most games at twilight and some night contests.
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Onondaga County
Inwig
W. Onondaga St
iCortland Still in Race For Ball Club
The Border League race remains tight as iCortland, led by league officials Ward and McEvoy, searches for a permanent home while playing at opponents parks. In games yesterday the Canadians beat the fourth-place Netics 3 5 at Watertown, Kingston edged Auburn, and Ogdensburg beat the Maples. A postgame melee in Watertown between Cornish shortstop Pontaveili and Athleti catcher Ofenheimer ended without ejections.
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Hillenbrand
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Harry Copeland
Noel Hueher
Joseph Schanck
A.T. Murphy
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R. T. Burks
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R. C. Petura
Milt Richards
Max Brace, Jr
J. L. Collins
Associated Press
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Mots
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Gerald McEvoy
Ogdens
Tranchis
Ward
McEvoy
Ogdensburg Chip
Athe Netics
Watertown
Geneva Robins
Kingston
Auburn
Ogdensir Maples
Cayugas
No Comment From Andreas On Crew Class Move
Syracuse University athletic director Lewis P. Andreas and Intercollegiate Regatta Association members gave no comment on moving the crew class to Onondaga Labs next year. Andreas, returning from Marietta, offered a stock answer and avoided the topic before the July 16 stewards meeting. Chases Slated Monmouth Park Lane Track Ocean Park Minnesota 5 ends August 3.
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Syracuse University
Intercollegiate Regatta Association
Onondaga Labs
Marietta
Andreas
Monmouth
Park Lane Track
Oceanpark
Wisconsin Victory Stirs Ithaca After Intercollegiate Rowing Meet
The Wisconsin varsity rowing win on Onondaga Lake sparks praise in Ithaca as Cornell and others note coaching ties. Norm Sonju, former Cornell assistant, now leads Wisconsin with a lineage from Washington and other major programs. A Princeton base stealing race and Cornell coaching moves also feature in this wide college sports roundup.
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Jack Durkin
Wisconsin
Miuriettia
Chile
Ithaca
Cornell
Norm Sonju
Stork Sanford
The
Cornelians
Allen
Skip" Walz
Badgers
Wisconsin Rownd
Onondaga Lake
Sonja
University of Washington
Ohio
Sanford
Cordell
Gus Erikson
Syracuse
Ebright
Washington
Senju
Ky Ebright
California
Walter Raney
Columbia
James McMilting M
Ruay Callow
Navy
Delos Schach
Princeton
al Aldrickson
Jones and Vickers Lead Syracuse Stars In Win
Lefty Billy Jones pitched a three hitter and Bill Vickers slugged a double and a triple to lift the Syracuse Stars over the Pulaski Seals. They set a 6:30 p.m. game at Clay Cicero as manager Charles Olmstad seeks out of town contests at 142 Grumbachay.
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Billy Jones
Bill Vickers
Syracuse Stars
Pulaski Seals
Buinski
Jones
Vickers
Kada
Clay Cicero
Oroviow
Clay
Charles Olmatgadi
Grumbachay
SMU Ready to Enter Columbus Meet and Fight for Title
Southern Methodist's team, runner up in the Southwest Conference, heads to the Columbus meet from June 4 to 30 in the 44th National Collegiate AA tournament, aiming to capture the title.
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SMU
Columbus
Southern Methodist
Galt
East Syracuse Defeats Parish in Oswegoland State League
East Syracuse topped Parish in a tense Oswegoland Division State Baseball League game as starter Hogan Haining earned the win for the Boxers. Baldwinsville beat Phoenix thanks to five errors by the home team, while Hannibal crushed Central Square in another contest.
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Parish
Syracuse
Del
Hogan Haining
Phoenix
Baldwinsville
Homeseers
Llaninibal
Central Square
Hannibal
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