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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1942

Page

9

Giants' Popularity Mystery In Tough N L Race

Giants draw heavy support in a season where they sit fourth in the National League, with Mel Ott praised for hustle. The article notes pitching by Hubbell and Schumacher and contrasts the teams of Brooklyn and New York, while Syracuse Chiefs suffer a 6 3 loss to Baltimore and boxing moves stir Syracuse with Gabe Genovese returning and promoter Henry Andrews eyeing outdoor shows.

Riew York Giants Mel Ott Breallen Giant McGraw Bill Terry Carl Hubbell Hal Schumacher Mound Ott Brooklyn Dodgers Yankees Pacific Coast Gabe Genovese Henry Andrews Syracuse Genovese Baby Breese Cecil Hudson Andrews slac-Arthur Stadium Clarence Schindler The Chiefs Henry Adrews

Chiefs Seek Third Victory in Bird Series

The Syracuse Chiefs eye a third win in the Bird series as Blackwell aims for his fourth victory of the season against Baltimore tonight. Wade hopes to back him as the team departs for Newark and Jersey City, with GM Leo Miller off to New York for the league all star plans.

Slim Ewell Blackwell Sam Syracuse Carver Baltimore Orioles Blackwell Russ Niller Chiefs Newark Jersey City Ben Wade Tribe The Birds Wade Leo T. Miller New York Frank Shaughnessy Oliver French Rochester John Stiglmeier Buffalo Tomas de la Cruz Clyde Small Clayton Lambert Lyn Nelson Ray Flanigan Small Hank Sauer Cincinnati Walter Caren Goody Rosen Rosen Kardash Lemon Caren Edwards Williams Robinson Rodriguez Goody Adams Mele Jones Robertson Sczepkowski Becker Shokes Lakeman de la Cruz Flanigan Lambert Robbeyteens Roblinson Jakeman Shakes Sauer

Syracusans Take 1028 In Bowling

Syracuse women bowlers receive 1028.11 in prizes from the Women's International Bowling Congress at Milwaukee. High awards went to New Process Gear, Martha Smith, Veronica Peters, and Mac Halpern with multiple prize breakdowns across team, singles, and doubles events.

Syracuse Milwaukee Martha Smith Veronica Peters jMac Halpern Miss Smith Fanny Anthony Sssses Fairbanks Dairy Richards Teseessees Mulroy’s Liquor Store Fulton Five Gilkey’s Glass Aseeces Jefferson Bowling Academy Onondaga Hotel Travelers High Team Richard Ee Liquor W. Peters M. - Spern Carrara-l Sky F. Kasimer Kite, Sr EB. Schramm D. Delong R. Brisson M. Rompf P. Anthony M. Smith A. Denner J. Steiner O. Wells M. Kite, Jr H. Darling H. Kantak Renee Epee Ane G. Phillips M. Dickmann H. Kavanaugh H. Serednick Elites H. Rogers H. Sabota M. Schnurrer Whipple Nicholston Myron Wheeler Jack Ara Gilbert E. Worden I. Huntle PSM Zelinski M. Hilgenberg H. Gilkey S. Adsit V. Peters M. Halpern B. Carraracl Siky Eseesee Mary Kite, Sr Ruth Brisson Mae Halpern Lman Silky Helen Kantax Mary Kite, Jr Fanns Anthony Frances Kasime Esther Walker Margaret Hilgenbe Gertrude Martin Mildred Dickemann Henrietta Sabota Jerry Delong Anna Whip’ Seeeee Harriet Darby Irene Huntley Elsie Worden Marie Erickson Jean Steiner Gertrude Phillips Ali Ma Kite Sains

Minor League Scores Across Leagues and Games

In American Association action Milwaukee leads Toledo 3 1 in the first game with Toledo winning 5 4 in the second. Louisville defeats St Paul 4 3 in the first with St Paul winning 1 2 the second. Columbus tops Kansas City 4 2 and Indianapolis defeats Minneapolis 4 2. Pacific Coast League results list Los Angeles 8 6 over Hollywood, San Francisco 4 2 over Oakland, San Diego 6 Portland . Sacramento Seattle game postponed.

Associated Press Milwaukee Toledo Louisville St. Paul Columbus Kansas City Indianapolis Minneapolis Los Angeles Hollywood San Francisco Oakland San Diego Portland Sacramento Seattle

Army Air Corps Nine Triumphs Over Adelphis 7-4 At Burnet Park

The Army Air Corps Technicians edged the Adelphis 7-4 in a twilight game at Burnet Park. Rauch had two hits including a home run, and Leo Morris pitched well to secure the win for the Army squad.

Army Air Corps Adelphis Burnet Park Rauch Leo Morris Army Theabrhean Sturick Ito Bun'd'ry O'A Morris Aimy Wesuse Meluch Radford Wisnewske Perrin Herbst Hopkins Yacer Hopking Shag Yarer Wisnewski Yager Montville Merbist Yaser Werbeck Morris Dalls OW Verbeck Dailey

Dodgers Triumph Highlights Larry French In Relief Win

Larry French earned his sixth win without a defeat by relieving Whitlow Wyatt in the Dodgers 6-2 victory over the Pirates. Reiser and Medwick led a late rally with clutch hits as the Dodgers push for the pennant while in other games Yankees, Red Sox, Indians, Giants, Reds, Cubs, and Phils also posted wins or close losses across the league.

Associated Press Brooklyn Dodgers Pete Reiser Joe Medwick Larry French Fabout Dodgers Pittsburgh Pirates Brooklyn St. Louis French Whitlow Wyatt Larry Reiser Medwick New York Yankees St. Louis Browns Joe Gordon Joe DiMaggio Browns Atley Donald Boston Red Sox Detroit Tigers Oscar Judd Cly Wks WU Dinse Pyelange Boston Ted Williams Jim Tabor Cleveland Indians Philadelphia Athletics Cris Hackett Les Fleming Ken Keltner A’s Bob Johnson Cincinnati Reds New York Giants Bill Lehrman Giants Reds Lehrman New York Paul Derringer Chicago Cubs Philadelphia Phils Bruins Lou Novikoff

Williamsport and Springfield split two games in doubleheader

Eastern League action shows Williamsport defeated Springfield 7 to 2 in the first game and Springfield won 10 to 3 in the second. Hartford and Elmira tally two runs each, while Wilkes Barre trailed Binghamton 12 to 2 after 11 innings. Only games scheduled.

Willamsport Springfield Williamsport Hartford Elmira Wilkes-Barre Binghamton

Midwest backs loom large as 1942 college season nears

Grantland Rice analyzes the 1942 Big Nine and Notre Dame backfields led by Indiana’s Hillenbrand and Notre Dame’s Bertelli and Graham. He notes a surge of sophomore talent, a strong Midwest push, and War Department aims to keep football at top strength across Minnesota, Michigan, Ohio State, Wisconsin, and more.

Midwest Big Nine Notre Dame Hillenbrand Angelo Bertelli Pat Harder Wisconsin Otto Graham Northwestern Tom Kuzma Paul White Michigan Minnesota Daley Herman Frickey Bill Garnaas Midget Higgins Iowa Norse Minneola Dick Wilding War Department Washington

Muscato Knocks Out Lem Franklin in Cleveland Card

Sergeant Joe Muscato of Buffalo stopped Lem Franklin in the first round before 23,574 fans at Lake Front Stadium. Franklin weighed 202 to Muscato's 187 as Muscato unleashed a barrage to end the bout at 2:58. Other bouts featured Bettina beating Bobo and Christoforidis flooring Colan in the first and again in the 10th. Long grid trip notes Washington State at San Antonio on Dec 5 and Rice versus SMU in Houston.

Cleveland Lem Franklin Chicago Bob Pastor Lem Harry Bobo Pittsburgh Franklin Muscato Joe Sedley Bobo Melio Bettina Beacon Bettina Anton Christoforidis New York Johnny Colan Colan Washington State San Antonio Tex Texas A. & M Rice Southern Methodist Houston

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