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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1956

Page

5

Kaiser Shares Thrill Of Dodger Start Not No-Hitter

Chicago Cubs rookie Don Kaiser, 21, explains his first major league start against the Brooklyn Dodgers was a bigger thrill than any of his high school no hitters. He recalls Sam Jones and Dutch Leonard coaching him and credits Hobie Landrith for catching signals. He notes a tougher follow-up outing against the Phillies and plans to be a five-day starter.

Chicago Don Kaiser Chicago Cubs Brooklyn Dodgers Kaiser Byng Oklo Cubs Brooklyn Dodgers Sam Jones Dutch Leonard Sam Landrith Hobie Landrith Philadelphia Phillies

Ott and Frisch Clash Over Mantle in Baseball Row

Baltimore fans hear Mel Ott and Frankie Frisch dispute whether Mickey Mantle can top Babe Ruth and Joe Foxx in single season home runs. Ott doubts Mantle’s reach while Frisch argues he has a solid chance, with discussion touching on pitching styles and era changes.

Baltimore Mel Ott Frankie Frisch Mickey Mantle New York Yankees Babe Ruth Ott Ruth Jimmie Foxx Frisch Mantle Giants St. Louis Cardinals Ted Williams

Buffalo Bisons Acquire Shortstop Jimmy Clark

The Buffalo Bisons purchase shortstop Jimmy Clark from the St. Paul club in the American Association in a cash deal. Clark, 29, comes from Fort Worth where St. Paul had assigned him after his All Star Texas League season with Oklahoma City, batting .289 in 98 games.

Buffalo Jimmy Clark St. Paul Buffalo Bisons John C. Stiglmier Fort Worth Clark Oklahoma City

Name Sake Great Neck Golf Ace Named for Owner

Great Neck golf ace Name Sake Great Neck finished second in the Flamingo to Needles. He was named for Phil Weinster one of the horse's three owners and a star at Fresh Meadow Country Club. Weinster's brothers Randy and Armand Cantor partner in Winding Way Farm.

Golf Needles Horse Phil Weinster Fresh Meadow Country Club Phil Randy Armand Cantor Winding Way Farm

Yugoslavia Leads Egypt in European One-First Round

Belgrade reports Yugoslavia up 1-0 after day one of the European first-round competition. Ivko Plecevic won the opening match against Bard Din El Sayed with scores 26 64 26 1 3 as the Yugoslav team took the early advantage.

Belgrade Yugoslavia Egypt Ivko Plecevic Bard Din EL Sayed

Ashenfelter weighs Olympic plans amid West Coast trials

Horace Ashenfelter doubts a Melbourne trip this year as he seeks a spot on the Olympic team. He will trial on the West Coast during the National AAU championships, while acknowledging not being in peak form yet. He recalls his 1952 Olympic steeplechase win and questions the five month pre Games tryout policy.

Ashenfelter West Coast New York Horace Ashenfelter Melbourne Penn State Russia Vladimir Kazantsev J. Chromik Poland Budapest International Amateur Athletic” Federation

Athletics Sign Up Rip Radcliff's Son

Kansas City Athletics announce signing of Raymond Allen Radcliff, 22, infielder from Dallas Texas for their class D farm club in Grand Island Nebraska. Son of former majors star Rip Radcliff, he played at Southern Methodist University and can handle second base or shortstop. He is six feet tall, 180 pounds, bats left throws right, and earned all state honors in football and baseball at Enid Oklahoma High School.

Kansas City Kansas City Athletics Dallas, Tex Grand Island Neb Raymond Allen Radcliff Southern Methodist University Rip Radcliff Chicago White Sox St. Louis Browns Detroit Tigers Radcliff Enid, Okla

Stance for the drive in a golf lesson

The text explains a golf drive stance with heels shoulder width apart and the right foot back from the direction line. It notes the closed stance, ball opposite the left heel, and the hips slightly behind the ball at address. It mentions standing upright with knees unlocked for balance.

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Dana Irving Extends Vernon Lead in Racing Standings

Vernon Downs driver Dana Irving extended his lead to 33 points over Syracuse rival Charlie Shaver as of June 9. The 32-year-old Prattsburg resident earned 41 points last week and rode three winners in five starts, including a ninth race victory aboard Our Scotchman. Shaver, 64, from Peterborough, moved to second with two firsts, two seconds, and a third for 28 points.

Vernon Dana Irving Vernon Downs Charlie Shaver Syracuse Irving Prattsburg Presque Isle Shaver Peterboron Scotchman

Ring Officials Training Expanded by Illinois Commission

Chicago June 16 The Illinois State Athletic Commission expands rim of the ring training for referees and judges led by Johnny Behr and Frank Gilmer. About 20 officials attend a scoring clinic at Chicago Stadium with three referees per show planned to improve consistency and reflexes. Gilmer notes NBAs possible shift to a must scoring point at the Miami meeting this August.

Chicago Illinois State Athletic Commission Johnny Behr Frank Gilmer Carmen Basilio Johnny Saxton Commission Livingston Osborne

Suspensions Won't Damp Roosevelt Race Tactics Probe

New York harness racing officials suspended three drivers after tactics in the third race at Roosevelt Raceway Tuesday night. Richard Thomas is sidelined May 9 through 15, while James Cooke and Malcolm Weaver face May 9 to 14 suspensions.

New York George P. Monaghan New York State Roosevelt Raceway Richard Thomas James Cooke Malcolm Weaver

Statistics Prove Baseball Horsehide In Use this Season Is Hopplied Up

Big league observers debate if the horsehide is livelier this season. Home run totals rise over four years, with 794 homers this year versus 555 in 1952. The American League paces toward a 1950 club mark and the National League shows 425 homers, near 1955 levels, as power climbs across most clubs.

New York Associated Press Washington Baltimore New York Yankees Cincinnati Redlegs Redlegs New York Giants Reds Yankees St. Louis Detroit Tigers Pittsburgh Pirates Tigers Washington Senators

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