Break up the Big Red in opener as Dodgers edge rivals
In a June 15 stake, Old Oare and Bilko sparked a rally to lift the Dodgers in the opener 41 as the crowd echoed a familiar cry Break up the Big Red. The nightcap saw Klippstein pitching for the Yankees and a late surge from the Pirates navigating a buitt-in condition. The piece notes Ithaca crews and Cornell’s Stork Sanford as rising forces in intercollegiate racing, with Cornell and Penn figures highlighted.
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Newcombe
Big Red
Dodger Old Oare
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Onondaga Lake
Klippstein
Helippi
IRA
Cornell
Cayugans
Sal Maglie Hurls Jibes at Yanks and Braves Losses
Sal Maglie mocked the Yankees from Cleveland as he won for Boston while the Braves fell to the Giants. Chicago beat Detroit and Baltimore shutout Chicago. The day’s baseball saw Yankees, Dodgers, and Cardinals headline a slate with several night games and pitcher matchups listed for Monday.
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Sal Maglie
New York
United Press International
Kansas City
Boston
Yankees
Cleveland
Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Portocar
Susco
Kermnerer
Bickgon
Dodgers
Elippstein
Louis
Milwaukee
Cardinals
Los
Jkhopstein
Steve Bulia
Cincinnati
Gheage
Einstein
St. Louiat
Pittsburgh
Brosnan
Gross
RG Smith
Los Angeles
Drysdale
Lawrence
San Franesco
Giel
Willey
Jeff
Ken Boyer
Boyer
Ted Kroll Holds Lead as Final Round Opens at Open
Ted Kroll, Open champion, shot a steady even par 72 to lead by two strokes after the opening rounds. Jack Fleck and Hogan posted 68s, while Dan Finsternwald failed to make the cut for the first time since joining the tour in 1955.
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Grandelanc
Hogan
Nina
Iaradl
Jujus Boros
Bill Casper
Lota
Kroll
L's
Dan Finsterwald
Finsterwald
Buffalo Favored for 1840 Olympic Rowing Trials
Buffalo officials and business leader Edwani Alwell urged the V S Olympic Rowing Committee to choose Buffalo as the site for the 1840 Trials. The 1938 event was held on Onondaga Lake, with four other sites under review. the final decision likely at the next meeting in Philadelphia after the Arms-Navy game.
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Syracuse
V. S
Clifford
Tip
Edwani A
Alwell
Onondaga Lake
Philadelphia
Cooper Leads Wimbledon as Mulloy Wins Big in Debut Day
Top seed Ash ley Cooper of Australia advances to the second round defeating Geoffrey Qwer of England in four sets 10-8 3-6 6-4 6-1 amid a two thirds full center court as war fears dampen crowd turnout. Cardnar Mulloy wins in straight sets over Andres Hammersley to join the round, while John Cranston and Eugene Scott lose. Minor league scores include Wichita Denver Omaha Indianapolis Minneapolis Louisville and others.
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England
Ashley Cooper
Australia
Geoffrey Qwer
Center Court
Cooper
Owen
Ram
Cardnar Mulloy
Denver
Colo
Yanks
Mulloy
Budge Patty
Andres Hammersley
Chile
John Cranston
San Marino
Calif
Ramanathan Krishnan
India
Eugene Scott
New York
Paul Hearnden
American Association
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Charleston & St. Paul
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Albany
York
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Reading
Allentown
Eadge James
Lincoins
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Hilltops
Tyrol
Resignation of Longtime Coach at Rosary High School
Joe Byrne, veteran colleague and official, filed his resignation today as basketball and baseball mentor at Most Holy Rosary High School. He has long been a leading figure in Central New York basketball, and cited pressure from business and personal levels in addressing his decision to Rev. John Carey, athletic director at West Holy Rosary.
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Joe Byrne
Colleaan
Most Holy Rosary High School
City Hall
Christien Brothers Academy
Swift Murphy Victory at Osneza Speedway Races
Nolan Saift and Irish Jack Murphy earned honors in Osneza Speedway stock car races. Swift won the Class A feature and Murphy I the Class B lap event amid minor accidents. Heat winners included Ray Gubert and Mal Dodge alongside Murphy and Swift.
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Jack Murphy
Osneza Speedway
Swift
Murphy I
Dheery Argaio
Ray Gubert
Mal Dodge
Murphy
Swill
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