Steve O'Neill Takes Over Red Sox After McCarthy Resigns
Steve O'Neill wins in his first game as acting Red Sox manager after Joe McCarthy resigns for health reasons. McCarthy, 63, left Chicago for Buffalo to seek treatment for pleurisy and influenza and said he does not plan to return. Cronin announced McCarthy's resignation in St. Louis as Boston slips in the standings eight and a half games back. O'Neill, former catcher and ex-manager of Cleveland and Detroit, was named supervisor of scouts earlier and later called up to replace Kiki Cuyler after his death.
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Noor and Citation clash in Golden Gate handicap race
In Albany California, the mile and a quarter Golden Gate handicap features Noor and top money earner Citation. Citation seeks about 959000 to inch closer to a 37 million career total as Noor seeks upset after recent wins at Santa Anita and Golden Gate. Other runners include Stice, W L Ranch entry On Trust and Stepfather, Old Rockport and Mocopo, Esprit de France.
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Hill Prince In Dwyer at Aqueduct Stakes
Hill Prince competes in a three year old title race at Aqueduct. Dryer 5 enters, Cheie Crewert'e Sig Virzain cant lists against Oveathe, with lofted pace and a tight finish. Distarre, Hist honors oUt, and Tuaning near the wire mark the race outcome.
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Weedsport Nine: 14-Win undefeated season shine
Weedsport nine, coached by John Skvorak, finished 14 games won with an undefeated season. Leon Schra and George Donoghue pitched no hit no run victories over Sherwand and King Ferry. The team posted a .508 fielding percentage and a .364 batting average.
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Eddie Burke Dominates Snead on 18th Hole at PGA Classic
Eddie Burke, a 43 year old club pro, overwhelmed Sam Snead with a 31 foot eagle on the 18th hole, sending shockwaves through the mid century PGA Classic at Sciota County Club. The youngest Burke, part of a famed golfing family, elevated his status as Snead contends through 36 hole match play in Columbus.
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Cameron Faces Strong Challenge for Tomcat Honors
Cameron, winner of Wednesday night's 25 lap feature, expects tough competition for honors from Charlie Barry and Art Bevnr ards of Syracuse, and Charles Stark of Manilys in the Tomcat's racing series.
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Chiefs and Leafs Split as Toronto Feeds Late Rally
In a rain disrupted twin bill, Toronto Leafs rally to topple Syracuse Chiefs after an early 6-2 lead by Syracuse. Burkhart and Trinkle strong on mound. Elbie Flint and Carden Gillenwater pace Syracuse with multi hit games and drives in runs. Final scores hinge on eighth inning homer by Burmeister and a Toronto burst to seal the twilight victory.
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Baseball Power Surges Mark Major League Night
A flood of home runs revived the majors with records in reach as Tigers Yankees and Dodgers clash. Notable blasts by Desmond Kokos Smakey and others highlighted an eight run fourth inning and a final dramatic ninth. The night featured shifts in leadership and managerial changes amid a power filled program across leagues.
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Lafayette Hosting AAP Race At Lair Vignanie Speedway
The event at Lair Vignanie Speedway features a pine race card with a 2 PM start. Ten year old Verona Falls and her friend attend as part of a lively local racing day. The program includes several heats, consolation rounds, and races for younger competitors.
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North Syracuse Defeats Valley North Syracuse Wins Big
North Syracuse defeats Valley in a pitching dominated game. Angels Capozet and Dow Bran lead the effort with strong performances as the team secures victory.
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Millington and Mollica Lead Drumlin Member-Cuest Qualifiers
Millington and Mollica shot an eight under par 64 to head qualifiers at Drumlins for the Member-Cuest event. Two behind at 86 were a Falcon duo, while early rounds paired Janait brothers with EA and others, as 72 players competed across flights toward match play by May.
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Fastwood Faces Oneida In Eastwood Showdown
Fastwood manager Ted Klessiass leads Oneida at 2:30 PM as the East Wood Athletes clash in a Southern Tier League contest. The balanced offense seeks a 4-1 balance against a weeklong schedule.
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Bellevueis Out in Front of Trequois in Gol Tecuns
Bellevueis led Trequois as teams clashed in a weather affected golf meet with Bellevue’s players delivering the lowest score of the day. Notable rounds included a 68 by an unnamed Bellevue competitor and a 70 in the final afternoon round.
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Texas Again College King Texas Again College King
The NCAA baseball championship stayed in Texas as the Longhorns defended their title with a 3 to 0 win over Washington State in the finals. Jim Ehrler limited Washington to four hits through seven innings before being lifted for a pinch runner after a late single.
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Nordone Falls to Shute on 18th Green in PGA Round
In Columbus Ohio Aupie Nordone of LaFayette Club professional trailed Denny Shute, PGA champ 1936 and 1930s, by eight up with three to play but won the 16th and 17th to force the last hole which halved in par. Shute then eliminated Fils Woh Virus 4 and 3 in the next round without losing a hole.
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