Int. League Statistics Club Batting Report
In the league statistics summary Rice Rochester leads in batting at 23 percent. Maura Lapin and Burinetisia noted for attempts. Springfield and Buffalo players highlighted for notable doubles and honors. Montreal pitcher Bienes tops with four wins, zero losses, one strikeout, and a 1.000 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
Rochester
Woo
Maura
Lapin
Lola
Wases
Wilson
Buffolo
Bienes
Montreal
Bisons End Tribe's Long Victory Run
The Syracuse Chiefs visit MacArthur Stadium for game two of a five game set with the Buffalo Bisons after Buffalo halted Syracuse’s 11 game winning streak with a 1 0 win in the opener. Rudy Minarcin earned his seventh win as Buffalo’s pitcher. Minarcin also drove in the lone run in the seventh as the Bisons built a 1 0 lead and held on. Syracuse threatened in the ninth but failed to score, ending their 11 game win streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Chiefs
Buffalo
MacArthur Stadium
Bisons
Srmo Betzel
Bob Keegan
Aaron Silverman
George “Speca" Toporcer
Tribe
Rudy Minarcin
Bettelmen
Chiefs
Syracuse
John Robinson
Bill Baker
Chieftains
Tistreale
Bétzei
Shokes
Post
Landwith
Baker
Charles Weathers
May
Weathers
Gillenwater
Drews
Minarcin
Bison
Hancock
Stringer
Robinson
Wilson
Wellman
Power
Gillenwaler
Horder
Skein
Tony Langan Leads Drumlins Qualifying With 65 In Drumlins Event
Tony Langan shot 65 in the Drumlin Member Guest qualifying round, finishing 4 under with a 68 on his return. He birdied every par five but faced tough draws in the opening match while Ed and Joe Jamiak challenged up front. Defending champs Mid O’Hare and Stan Podolak led runners-up with Don Tiffany and Art Langan at 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Burns
Tony Langan
Joe Jamiak
Bunigan-Tuckes
Fekelettush
Veeck Plans Browns Rebuild Amid Fan Interest
Fullerton reports Bill Veeck in talks to buy the St. Louis Browns with plans to boost fan interest through strong play. The piece notes Veeck’s past stunts and bets on building a competitive club, naming players and salaries tied to potential roster moves and marketing stunts to restore excitement.
Hockey Fate Due Tuesday in Syracuse Franchise Quest
Syracuse faces a Tuesday decision on gaining an American Hockey League franchise for the 1951-52 season. A New York City meeting will resume to determine fate. Local group led by Edmund J. Nowinski and Marty J. Haske is identified as a potential applicant, with out-of-town groups also rumored. War Memorial Commission director William B. Stark could appear if needed. If granted, games would be at the new War Memorial Building.
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Bugm Fullerton, Jr
New York
Eny
St. Louis
Ballyhoo
Bill Veeck
Browns
Bill
Veeck
Dodgers
Johnny Schmitz
Chuck Dressen
Jay
Jee
Daa
Yan Noy
Comletic
Ray
Jeman
Sharm Hettry
Warfield
Utah State
Ana
Wotlllioe Pascal
Utah
Frank Lane
White Sox
Bing OU Otier
Cincinnati
Pat Patterson
Columbia
Billy
Odell Martin
Joe Davidson
Cedar Rapids
Cleveland
Ted
Kazanski
Palese Terre Haute
de Pat
Bill Tuttle
Gers Quai
J. W. Porter
Bill McCarthy
Tim Fal
Jiv Dandy
Taejto
Syracuse
American Hockey League
New York City
Edmund J. Nowinski
Marty J. Haske
Bel
William B. Stark
War Memorial Commission
New War Memorial
Syca
Fight Results From Stage Show Include Nonsensical Scores
Fragmented OCR text reports boxing style results with names like Santiago and Bolanos and garbled figures. The readable bits indicate match results and participant names but lack coherent scores or outcomes. The item reads as a damaged sports result summary with multiple misspellings and unclear formatting.
Tennis final fees clash of rivals at Western Intercollegiate
Syracuse University freshman Harold McGrath and Colgate captain Bill Luss lead rivals in the varsity singles final of the 29th Western Intercollegiate tennis tournament. The event draws 26 Eastern colleges with matches on Syracuse courts and the women’s division features seeded Joy Valderrama and Barbara Friedberg. Final results include Goelzer defeating McGrath and Landon edged by Lust, as the three-division tourney advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Colgate
Harold McGrath
Syracuse University
Lust
Gren Landon
Penn State
Pain
Miss Fyalderagoa
Ray McLean
Wellesley
Miss Friedberg
Linds Ringhart
Wilsoo College
Pablo Eisenberg
Princeton
Mikel
Weatherly
Mike Conlon Shines In Kiwanis Loop
Le Moyne defeated the Dodgers 32 to 8 at Grant Field in a Junior Recreation League game as Mike Conlon starred with strong hitting. Frank Marzuila tripled three times for St Petals, while Sumo beat the Sharmracks 8 to 4 at Star Park in the other high scoring contest.
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Conia
le Moyne
Dodgers
Grant Field
Frank Marzuila
St Petals
Rockets
Scailler
Holy
Sumo
Sharmracks
Garlie
Byrnes Defeats Little Gems for First Place Lead
Byrnes beat Little Gems 12 to 8 to take first place in the Little Baseball League of Syracuse. The win marks Byrnes' third straight inning and extends Little Gems' 2-1 record. Lincoln Park hosted last night’s game.
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Byrnes
Little Gems
Syracuse
Lincoln Park
Pittsfield Tops Amsterdam in Canadian American League game
Pittsfield defeated Amsterdam 15 to 7 to pull within one game in the Canadian American League standings. A rainout delayed a Glosterville doubleheader while Rome at Kingston was postponed in the fifth inning as umpires halted play after a delay of 45 minutes.
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Pittsfield
Amsterdam
Electrics
Pittstiad
Glostersville
Rome
Kingston
Buck Etch'sor
Kingston Clun
Tigers Sign Colgate Star MacCallum For Tigers
Nelson MacCallum Colgate shortstop, 21, 6 foot 1 and 185 pounds from Hastings on the Hudson, was signed by Detroit after outbidding four other majors for a substantial bonus. He batted .530 this season and served as Colgate captain before reporting to the York Pennsylvania Interstate League team.
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Bupefalo
Nelson Mac
L Wallum
Colgate University
York
Detroit ‘Tigers
Tigers
Hastings-on-the-Huden
MacCallum
Colgate
Red Raiders
Stock Race At Brewerton Speedway Reports Turbulent Night
Pro motor Al Richardson planned a renewed program at Brewerton Speedway with an Thunderbolt Derby as drivers attend. At Vernon Fairgrounds a protest halted the feature event with cars blocking the track sparking a sheriff’s response. Deputy Owens Odell Wheeler Tobort Larsen helped quell the crowd after rivals halted warmups. About 1,000 spectators remained past 1:30 AM for payouts.
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Brewerton Speedway
al Richardson
Richardson
Vernon Fairgrounds
Sheriff's Department
Richard Bi. Qwens
Try
Garry Odell
Chuck Mahaney
Don Hendenburg
Bilis
Lyla Burton
Deivers
Uber
Owens
Ofell
Jean Wheeler
Tob
Ort Larsen
Collegian Battles Stranahan on Links
In South Bend Indiana three hopefuls who never won a national title and a millionaire's son reach the semifinals of the Western Amateur golf tournament. Frank Straughan of Toledo pursues a third Western crown against Bob Olson, while John M. Hate Jr of Indianapolis battles Kim Blair of Jefferson City Missouri in the other semi.
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South Bend
Ind. AM
Toledo
Frank Straughan
Bob Olson
Ave
Mi Igan
John M. Hate, Jr
Fordue
Indianapolis
Kim Blair
Jefferson City
Misssouri
Solvay Tigers Baseball League Opens Sunday
Solvay mayor Stanley Major and Geddes township official Frank Conway open the Solvay Tigers Baseball League for boys aged 10 to 14 at Woods Road Diamond Sunday at 2 PM. Fifty candidates are divided into four teams for a regular schedule with games Tuesday and Wednesday nights at 6 30 PM. League commissioner is William F Mator with managers and advisers drawn from former Solvay Tigers A C members.
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Stanley Major
Solvay
Frank Conway
Tan
Geddes
Battery
Solvay’ Tigers
the Woods Rd
Glock
William F. Mator
Solvay’ Police Benevolent Association
Ron Curtis
Frank Let 4Ia
Kermit de Lucia
Stanley Marajor
Lewis Pascal
Marcel Rydelekiz
Patrick Pannelli
Solvay Tigers A.C
Ted Williams Shines As White Sox Fall At Fenway Park
Ted Williams starred for the Red Sox in a 5 3 victory over the Chicago White Sox at Fenway Park. Williams contributed a double and a sensational running catch, delivering a key performance that helped Boston tie the game and set up late scoring by teammates. Chicago, led by strong outings from Parnell and Williams’ defensive gem, battled to the end as the crowd watched Williams’s all around display.
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Ted Williamis
Chicago White Sox
Williams
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Chicago Lads
Yorn Stephens
Willismas
Ted
Chico Carrasquel
Aye
Chicago
Mel Parhell
Uard
Willams
Bobby Doerr
Joe de Maestri
Willian Hevér
Trey
Doerr
Clyde Vollmer
Leg Maas
Woou
Billy Spodman
Stephens
Leftield
Parnell
Bob Ditlingee
Nelly Fox
Orestes Minoso
Humers
Bil Kindee
Wiliams
Renny Gempert
Luis Alamo
Marv Rotblatt
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Sal Gulliyan
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Hal Boi
Fontredl
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Gielenwwate Bar
Affane
Raghester Igre
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Richards
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Sea Pringheld
Ana Rauemann
Arin
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Beiane
Qliawa
Bronte
Griffore
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Duller
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Buftain Svvangs
Pringdiel
Solemsau
Janie
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Lesqua Irwaders
Tine
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Abewa
Iehoviehse
Dieakere
Bley Stockovich
Budalo
Betacuse
Minakin
Siyuek
Byhomiasin
Tee Healey
Neti Heauidge
Nicholas
Ras Benita Haalzes
Ale ‘Gell-Betmonteo
Datueg Watson
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Kere Sbisehak Wo
Oppavinasa
Davia Maney
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Pilin
Towgrind
Butlingame
Birodel
Browns Club
Solvay Tigers
Woods Rd
Diamond
Solvay Tigers A. C
Solvay Police Benevolent Association
Pree
Santiago
Jama
Ost
Star Wan
Tok
Mike Conlon
Colgate Star
Brewerton
Vernon Racing
Stranahan
John “Chick” Meehan
Lou Ricell
Franky
Johnny's
Webster Field
Associated Press
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Beattie K. Paryand
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Solvay Boys
Buffalo MacArthur Stadium
Onondaga Hotel
Max
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Ted Williams
Algie Reynolds
Tyue
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Adije Reynolds
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Yanks
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Gene Wooding
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Yoxgil Berra
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Fred Sanford
Ted Gray
Hai ‘White
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al Widmar
Philadelphia
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Clyde
Bing
Ted Wilks
Willie Mays
New York Giant
Sam Jethroe
Tommy Holmes
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Braves
Thompson Joe Shrer
Phillies
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Isplagsy
Pittsburg
Gaelawatl
Bob Boston
Tada
Chicaze
Cleveland P. Doteert
St. Tewss
Galace
sHlvage
Terai
Eam
Pittsburgh
Martin Motors
Aera
Erie Blvd
Phono
Herald-Journal
Elmwood
Elmwood Fish and Game Club
SUN
Elmwood Park Serry
Ferris Witeey
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