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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1943

Page

15

Chiefs Struggle to Arouse Batter Power in Buffalo Series

Syracuse chief baseball squad arrives in Buffalo with hopes to spark its 1943 campaign as home runs are predicted in the park that favors the Chiefs. The club shows strength in regulars like Rosen Harrington and West while subs lag, needing a bench shakeup to avoid dropping to the second division.

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Tease Pitches Chiefs Past Baltimore and Boosts Wins

The Syracuse Chiefs won 1–0 and 3–2 against Rochester, with John "The Tease" Tising pitching six innings and beating Baltimore in a prior game. The team, 28–27, heads to Buffalo for a doubleheader opening a five game series with the Bisons, who sit 4–4 after eight games.

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Rochester Syracuse Baseball Doubleheader Ends in Narrow Split

Rochester and Syracuse split a doubleheader with Rochester taking the first game 3 1 and Syracuse winning the second 9 3. Key performers include Schultz Mizerak Rosen and Naylor for Rochester and West Rosen Naylor Helicher Wargo for Syracuse. Attendance reached 3,730 as pitching saw Schmidt and Sakas work multiple innings.

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Leland Rice on Honest Golfers and Mexican Baseball

An essay contrasts liars in golf with a Henry Dudley Roberts quote about Mexican baseball. It discusses betting machines and bookmakers, imagining how baseball could adapt similar wagering, and notes Judge Kennesaw Mountain Landis’s likely reaction to such a system.

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East West Racing Styles Clash Mideast Critique of Track Rules

A columnist contrasts regional racing norms noting Mexican ballplayer heckling, then criticizes Eastern stewards. The piece argues Midwest and Far West rules better handle disqualifications and interference, urging East to learn from them.

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Orioles Slip Past Newark In Flag Race

The Newark Bears failed to overtake the Toronto Maple Leafs after a 7 to 5 defeat while the Baltimore Orioles blanked the Buffalo Bisons 10 to 0 securing second place. Steve Gromek struck out 10 and Jack Tising allowed 10 hits in seven frames as Toronto built first inning runs. The Jersey City Stars beat the Montreal Royals 4 to 2 on an inside the park homer by Juan Torres. Syracuse swept Rochester 1 to 0 and 3 to 2 with strong pitching from Mike Schultz and Red Bartelson.

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Giants Prove Good Cousins To Dodgers

The Dodgers, aging but persistent, sit just half a game behind the Cardinals in the National League after a six game win streak including two wins over the Giants. Rube Melton held five hits in the first game while Curt Davis nearly pitched a no hitter in the second before Dick Bartell broke it up. the crowd of 27,547 reflected strong bargain interest.

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Chiefs and Red Wings split a fast Syracuse doubleheader

The Syracuse Chiefs and Red Wings played back to back in three hours and twenty minutes. Mike Schultz and Fred Schmidt starred in the first game with a 1 0 win for Syracuse as Schmidt earned the win and limited Rochester to five hits. In the second game Horatio Red Bartleson outpitched Bill Trotter for a 3 2 Syracuse victory aided by Goody Rosen and late base running miscues by Rochester.

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Dodgers Hopeful on Pitching as Reds Pirates Rise

Dodger pitching shows steady gains under Rickey Rocher’s outfit, while Reds and Pirates threaten second place. DuRocher hoped for four strong starters led by Wyatt Head Newsom Higbe Melton and Macon, but consistency favors Fitzsimmons. Reds sharpened both pitching and hitting, with McCormick and Frey surpassing last season.

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Baseball Will Be War Casualty in '44 Says Ruth

Babe Ruth warns that major league baseball could fail by 1944 or sooner due to wartime losses. He told directors the sport’s survival depends on owners continuing to fund losses and that ballparks may stay closed next year. He predicted a tight AL race among New York Washington Cleveland Detroit and Boston if the season finishes.

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Baseball Standings and Yesterday's Results Snapshot

Standings show Detroit Chicago .6 Philadelphia St. Louis with 25 and 34 respectively. Yesterday's results include New York 8 Washington 0 and 4 0 2nd, Detroit 3 Cleveland 1 and 9 6 second, Chicago 4 St. Louis 4. Twilight games Cleveland at Detroit Boston at Philadelphia and Chicago at St. Louis. Also boxing results listing Pedro Ortega defeating Tyree White in Oakland and San Francisco bout.

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