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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1940
Page
5
The report details early career upheaval with players like VanderMeer and Moots, outlining trades, signings, and management shifts surrounding Syracuse and possible moves to leagues. It notes opinions on pitchers’ control and fitness, plus court decisions affecting 1933 season prospects.
Chaos of unreadable text with scattered names Adams Crabt r and Wings stars amid health scares. Reports indicate Adams departure due to ulcer or stomach ailment and Wings lineup disruption. Attempts to schedule a tough taunt against Montreal and references to injury, medical plans, and managerial changes.
Buffalo reports Frank Strafaci of Brooklyn led the Ene Downs International at Fort Erie Ontario Club with 71, carding 34 on the front and 37 on the back. Boukay of Eve Downs and BM Farle followed with 72 and 73, while Sueve Doctor Buffalo and Steve Kovach Pittsburgh stood at 76. The event concludes tomorrow.
In a volatile stretch of the season the Royals and Bears gain ground as standings shift. Toronto and Jersey City trails remain close while Newark and Visreal Bowns push toward the top, with several teams battling for fourth place.
Lew Jenkins sued as 17 contenders named for July 17 world lightweight stakes at Park. The race offers 7500 added money while disputes proceed in court over the event and related contracts at the Broad 7 way Arena.
Lou Finney of the Boston Red Sox reclaimes the American League batting lead by raising his average to .372 after adding 20 points in the latest release. Rip Radelt of the Browns adds six points to reach .385, while NL pitching statistics show strong performances.
Mrs Kenney defeats Victor Zontini in a golf match to earn a chance to play in professional football. The event highlights a rare crossover where a golfer pursues a pro football opportunity amid local sports interest.
Geneva June 29 50 young jitterboat drivers opened the thirteenth annual outboard regattas on Seneca Lake mile course. National Intercollegiate outboard chain ships were aought today byn that 50 young jitterboat rivers.
Brown head coach Amos Alonzo McLaughry announces his son Twir McLaughry as part of the 1940 Eastern all star football team. The group will face the New York Giants in the state championship regatta and features early picks John McLaughrey and Spencer Manroot.
East trap stars gather for the Empire State handicap shoot at the Syracuse Gun Club Nedrow range. Walter Beaver of Philadelphia, a top shooter, is expected to arrive tonight to compete in the tournament.
Newark journalist describes Arturo Godoy watching Galento work as both boxers prepare for a high profile bout. He notes Galento’s injuries from a recent sparring session, mixed opinions on readiness, and Arturo’s own tentative views on a potential Galento Baer clash.
Five leading batters in the league are listed with approximate stats and team affiliations. Names include McCosay, Fe, Waller Brookin, Howe Buns, and Rea Sot, with placements and scores scattered across the readable lines.
Ann Weber Best Archer from Bloomfield New Jersey won all Eastern womens titles at the four day Eastern Archery Association tournament capturing Columbia, American round and double American round titles. Carl J Weese of Newark won the mens American round title with 180 hits for 1372 points. Weber set multiple records including 90 hits 630 points in a single American round and 144 hits 2130 points in the double Columbia round. Team shooting followed as the league ends with a banquet and prize awards tonight.
Richmond Valuxe 29 plus other bouts highlight a boxing card as Ken Overlin, 32, the former sailor, earns a big purse in a 10 round main event before 10,000 fans. Ben Brown, at 22, tops the scene with 162 pounds in a separate feature, with future plans for ring returns and possible title shots.
Rain forced postponement of a scheduled softball doubleheader at Municipal Stadium during a Red Cross relief fund program. After five scoreless innings the day reduced attendance to under 1000 as organizers announced the double bill would be rescheduled for July 1 to 3 with rain checks honored.
Under electric lights Jake Mooty silenced Cincinnati as Chicago Cubs beat the Reds 3 to 2. Paul Derringer allowed 11 hits and Chicago used a first two innings burst to build the lead, with Mooty pitching six scoreless frames before a late Cincinnati rally fell short.
Chicago report states jockey Jacoe Flinchum suffered a fracture and facial cut after a spill in the third race at Arlington Park. He was downed shortly after the gate opened and is listed in stable condition at a Des Plaines hospital. Flinchum, a former apprentice, had just graduated from that rank last March.
Malone edged Saranac Lake 5 to 4 as Bob Vickery lost control in the ninth inning and walked in the winning run. John Selty pitched for Malone, allowing six hits in a tough game.
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