Joe Gordon Aimed for Dodgers After World Series Fame
The article profiles Joe Gordon as a top Yankee infielder poised for a Brooklyn Dodgers transfer. It notes his strong World Series hitting, double plays born from tough plays, and a miscue batting out of turn that affected a game. It also touches on Ott’s Giants and Syracuse Chiefs at Buffalo, plus heavy schedules and travel impacting teams.
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Single Game Tonight Ends Bison Series
Buffalo dispatch reports the Buffalo Bisons face the Syracuse Chiefs in a decisive fifth game to end their series. Tomas de la Cruz earned his 11th win in a close 7-1 Chiefs victory the night before, as Syracuse seeks to rest up for a doubleheader with Toronto tomorrow. Red Bartleson likely starts for Syracuse.
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Farr Transformed by War Reported to Win Hearts Again
New York reporter notes boxing figure Farr, once seen as a brash heel, has mellowed amid wartime duty and now entertains troops in Britain and at camps. Freddy Corcoran praises Farr’s selfless support, saying no one has done more for the troops, changing public perception.
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Bellevue Leads In Iroquois Golf Meet Rochester Result
Bellevue defending champs of Syracuse beat Yahundacss of Utica II while Oak HN of Rochester defeated Wanakah of Buffalo 26 to 9 in the League of the Iroquois competition. Frank Rhodes of Wanalkeah won the medal with 76. Yahondasis and Bellevue faced Wanahak in first matches today with finals later.
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Five Unbeaten Thouroughbreds Named In JHRE Quiz
The quiz spotlights five horses never beaten in class races up to 15 starts. Clem McCarthy lists Norfolk Asteroid Tremont El Reo Rey and Colin as the enduring unbeaten names from 1864 to 1907 1908 with Man o War and Seabiscuit frequent mentions in contrasting eras.
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Florida to Seek Racing Next Winter
Hialeah Park filed for a 46 day horse race meeting from January 12 to March 4. Gulfstream Park and Tropical Park also seek dates as the State Racing Commission plans to allocate 122 racing days under the 1943 law extending the season. The commission will meet to decide allocations for horse tracks, dog tracks, and Jai Alai Fronton.
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Duck Stamp Sale to Begin July 1 Across Post Offices
The annual duck stamp sale opens July 1 in first and second class post offices nationwide. Purchasers must be at least 16 years old. Last season over 1,400,000 stamps were sold.
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Manuel Ortiz Wins by Kayo in Seventh at Legion Stadium
Manuel Ortiz world bantamweight champion scored a technical knockout in the seventh round against Tony Olivera during a 10 round junior championship bout at American Legion Stadium.
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Wensloff Unluckiest Yankee Pitcher Faces Rough Week
Charley Wensloff, rookie starter for the New York Yankees, has endured a string of tough outings despite a four win four loss record. A late-night Boston tie felled by a rare out of turn at bat by Joe Gordon, with Gordon later fouling off a potential redemption home run, capped a tumultuous stretch as major league action cooled around the league.
Tennis finals set in Tri State tournament action
Pauline Betz of Los Angeles and Nancy Corbet of Chicago face Catherine Welf of South Bend and Jane Warner of Cincinnati in women's doubles finals. Seymour Greenberg of Chicago returns from a two day illness to reach the semi finals by defeating James Ratliff of Cincinnati 3 6 6 1 6 1 in the men’s singles.
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Freda Mott and Fred Pulver Win Local Pairs Event
Freda Mott and Fred Pulver of Baldwinsville won the nixed pairs event in the Onondaga County mid summer duplicate tournament. The Syracuse Con track Club sponsored the competition last night.
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Herald offers overseas service for military subscribers
Cheer up your boy in service by sending him the Herald Journal or Herald American. We can forward subscriptions by mail overseas if he requests it. Subscription rates shown on the weekly editorial page.
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Bears Near Second Place as Newark Defeats Montreal in 10 Innings
Newark moved into a virtual tie for second with Baltimore in the International Baseball League after beating the Montreal Royals in 10 innings. Toronto protected first by routing Jersey City 5 to 0 behind Nick Strincevich four hits, while Rochester edged Orioles 7-5 in the opener and 5-1 in the nightcap. Larry Rosenthal delivered a bases loaded two run single in the 10th to seal Newark’s 5-3 win over Montreal after a pitching shuffle by Billy Meyer and Boss Fresco Thompson.
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Fischera Tries Iron Man Pitch In Softball Doubleheader
Sam Fischera, 47, will attempt the iron man pitching act for Syracuse Coundry in a softball doubleheader at MC Al Field. At 7 p.m. he faces General Electric Fabricators and at 3:15 p.m. meets Bomber Base 992 Guards. GE teams won two games last night. GE men beat Porter Cable 4-3, GE girls topped Owen Dyneto 23-0. Hazel Bart threw a no hit no run five inning win for the GE women. Jim Monro led GE men with a four hit effort against Tom Dugan who allowed nine walks and five hits. Dugan walked in the tying run in the seventh after miscues. Lostumbo hit a homer for Owen Dyneto in the fourth. DRUMLINS SWEEPSTAKES Mrs. Glenn Bothwell led Class A golf with 402 24 73, Mrs. James Merriott won Class B with 3111-3031, Mrs. Harold Ward took Class C with 112-4092, McLeod was medalist with 97.
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Southeast Conference Considers Wartime Freeze of Activities
The Southeastern Conference eyed a wartime plan to freeze operations while preserving membership and rules. Eight member schools discussed allowing each to set its own athletic regulations and to cancel all prewar contracts. Tulane urged a preserved, postwar return with open schedules and civilian or cadet players.
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