Test Slated For Aug. 14 At Bellevue
The United States Golf Association announced the 45th annual Amateur Championship qualifying dates Aug. 14 in 28 cities. Syracuse qualifier at Bellevue joins new sites Cedar Rapids and Salt Lake City with Denver play the day before. The field will have 150 entrants with past champions exempt.
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Penfields Win Again in Commercial Softball Division 5
Penfields earned their seventh straight win by defeating Steves 12 to 3 to cap the first half of the split season as the only unbeaten team. Notable scores include Sabatinos 5 Howard Johnsons 3 in Division 1 and other Division results across Burnet Park and Syracuse leagues.
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Fairbank
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Syracuse Savings
Merchants
Onondaga County Savings
Hotel Syracuse
Morningside Aces
Merchants blank McChesneys 11 0 in Twilight League opener
South Siders dominated the McChesney Cardinals 11 to 0 at Burnet Park in four and a half innings. Priano took the loss as Merchants piled up 13 hits, Wakeman went 4 for 4, Romano homered and drove in three, and Murray held the Cardinals to three hits.
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Pitcher in a mental hospital inspires a salesman's job idea
A traveling salesman visits an asylum and watches a patient nicknamed Jimmy pitch a game, finding joy and purpose in the imagined ball. The guard explains Jimmy’s contentment, appetite, and nightly rest before the salesman leaves and later returns seeking a new job after further troubles with creditors.
Conn Wins Thriller In New York Title Bout
Joe Conn defeats Billy the Kid in a brutal 14‑round battle at Madison Square Garden. The Pittsburgher scores decisive blows to the head and body, forcing a 2:58 stoppage as referee Eddie Joseph awards the victory and Louis Congratulates him. Conn endures hard punishment but seals the win with sustained aggression.
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Joe
Billy
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Eddie Joseph
Boxing clash shadows baseball standings in old report
The article blends league standings with a boxing bout featuring a Negro champion and challenger Bill, whose loss draws fans toward a rematch. Lou Nova is mentioned as Louis line for a September bout, implying a potential 1942 return and a wiser, steadier future for Bill.
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Lou Nova
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