Syracuse Chiefs Win as Miller Loses Grip in Montreal
The Syracuse Chiefs, buoyed by Bobby Whid Carson’s standout defense and Leo Miller’s mislaid grip at the hotel, beat Toronto Maple Leafs 11 to 7 in a five game swing, with Al Mele and Len Rice delivering key home runs and Hod Lesenbee earning his ninth win. Ensign Joe Minsavage and Ossie Solem era links surface in notes about past Syracuse football figures.
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Negro League Night At MacArthur Stadium In Syracuse
Baseball's only night attraction in Syracuse brings the Chicago Giants to MacArthur Stadium to face the Cleveland Buckeyes at 6 30. Leroy Sutton and Gentry Jessup are probable Chicago starters while Gene Brimmer and Willie Jefferson are slated for Cleveland. Rain delays have the staffs rested for league competition.
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Crouse Hinds Nine Over Benedicts In Twilight Win
Crouse Hinds beat Benedicts 8 to 1 in a Griffin Field Twilight League game. In the sixth inning the Crouse Hinds rallied for three runs aided by a two run double by Reese. King allowed 10 hits and struck out 10 in his first start for Crouse Hinds.
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Owen-Dyneto Blanks Army Depot In Softball Clash
Owen-Dyneto routed the S45th Army Depot 11 to 0 at YASC Field to pull even with Benedicts at six wins in Industrial Softball League 2. A three run homer by Vought and Lustombo’s one hit pitching keyed the win as Brown-Lipe-Chapin beat Benedicts 7-5 and North Syracuse girls edged the 138th Depot Girls 6-5.
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Ixeane and Carr Honored Guests at Betts Church Event
The Betts Church hosts a tribute service honoring retiring members Ixeane Carr and Lewis Carr from Syracuse. Attendees include Thomas F eane and local leaders as the community recognizes long service and devotion to parish activities.
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Raleigh Eliminated in National Mercholastic Quarter Final
Tom Raleigh Jr. falls in the quarter finals of the national Mercholastic tournament held in Philadelphia. Defending champions Dean and Marionald Mathay of Princeton N4 advance to the final, defeating Raleigh and others in the sweep. Raleigh, a Syracuse native, was eliminated by the Mathay brothers after earlier victories.
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War relief fund tops eight figures in four major league games
The Associated Press reports war relief pulled in about $80,000 from four big league fund games. In St. Louis, Chunky Lanier struggled in a 4-0 loss to Philadelphia as a suspended game continued. Chicago surged with Bill Nicholson's homers in doubleheader wins over Brooklyn, while Cincinnati swept Boston in a doubleheader as Konstanty and Carter secured a pair of wins.
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500 Dogs Shown Over Weekend at Syracuse Armory
Over the weekend the Finger Lakes and Onondaga Xenne] Associations stage two dog shows at the East Gen esee Street Armory to raise funds for Dogs For Defense. The events run Saturday and Sunday from 9 AM to 10 PM with judging from 10 AM, promoting acquisition of dogs for military use. no dog is sold to the government.
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Phillies Direct Baseball Camp At Utica Enter Second Day
The second annual royal camp and baseball school sponsored by the National League Phillies at McConnell Field continues as Joseph E. Reardon arrives to observe prospects for tomorrow's finale. Cy Morgan leads the tryouts with help from Phil Hames Frank Klein and Ray Benjamin as more than 100 hopefuls attend the opening session with sprints throwing and hitting exhibitions planned.
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Bears and Chiefs Thrive in International League Standings
The Newark Bears and Syracuse Chiefs lead the pack as Rochester Buffalo and Toronto slide. Newark won a doubleheader versus Buffalo 4-1 and 8-6 to extend their win streak to five, with Ed Marleau credited for the second game victory. Steve Kuk produced five hits across both games.
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Field Day Highlights Two Doubles and Four RBIs
Readable notes show a player delivering two doubles and four runs batted in during the event. A stolen base and an assault incident from right field are mentioned, with the phrase to wag describing a wagging gesture by yochesten.
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