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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1941
Page
9
Local golf results note a rain impacted day with players such as Victor Day and Jim Mariti in contention. Reports mention Onondaga and Auburn clubs, with Crowley and Thomas competing closely and Harold Thomas finishing firm.
Dave Lege and Glen Lindsley shared first place in yesterday's event at the Syracuse Gun Club. Lege registered 39, while Lindsley had 0 in five entries, with limited readable details available from the damaged text.
Benedict Hich Dewitt Gans and Baldwin lead in the seventh handicap skeet at The Dewitt Inn and Game Club yesterday. Jerry Benedict showed fret at skeet as results list Cabacoréa and Prentact among the scores, with Muncecurd and Wert also noted. The next oval start is scheduled for 6 PM tomorrow at Say 35.
The era of strong pitching and key hits sustains the Cardinals as they win three to one over the Braves. Lon Warneke and Mort Cooper excel on the mound, with support from Slaughter and Cooper at the plate. Cincinnati and New York also post decisive wins as standings tighten across the league.
Frank Secor recalls a Texas League All Star game in Houston where a misplayed ball cost Beaumont a 2-1 loss. He describes the moment a fumbled call and a misread throw led to a goat tag and a crowd of about 4,060 fans witnessing a pivotal miscue. Players from Beaumont, Houston, Shreveport, San Antonio and others mixed in a cross club showcase as the story notes the era’s All Star format and crowd dynamics.
Ross, once a leading horseshoe pitcher, enlisted in the army after living at 125 Closer Street. The 1934 ace claimed a New York State Fair title and later earned a place in major league circles, while tailing the 1930s baseball exhibit between Detroit and Cincinnati.
The Anciend Order of Hiburniane honored its basketball team, led by Ed O'Neill, as members and guests praised manager Jim Ringnes and players Jack Hales Bob Derrick Ambrose Linehan Qley Flynn Bill Duty Kenshaw and MteMaken. Plans were discussed for next winter and a push to bulk the court in the western city section. Also noted is a chess championship match between Amos Beshetsky and Israel A. Horowitz resuming in New York with a drawn first game.
Cornell's rowing program features brothers Nick and Jack Kruse advancing from junior varsity to varsity ranks under Coach Sanford. Nick, at stroke in the varsity, and Jack, later moving into No. 2, helped the young crew finish second at the Poughkeepsie Navy regatta last spring. Their father, Wattoy G. Kruse, introduced them into the sport, with both maintaining conditioning through the year.
Mate Sr of Utiva won high scores honors in the monthly handicap sport at Onondaga Skeer Club Sunday, breaking 16 of 58 with a six handicap. Dave Patrick and J Sperry posted the only straights of the day amid a jumble of garbled results and figures.
Tonight at 7:00 PM WSYT WEAP presents the life story of Horatio Alger. The program features Henn Gootman’s Orchestra with Krupa and Goodman guests. Also at 5:00 PM SWAGE airs The Amazing Mystery with Keenan Wynn. WEELAWAAT Radio Theater offers Kitty Fosse with Ginger Rogers and Dennis Morgan on 9200 Pal.
Listing of radio programs as provided by broadcasting stations with a catalog of titles and times, reflecting station output and schedule details. Includes program identifiers, start times, and network or station names impacting daily broadcasting flow.
A garbled report notes the International League sale involving Buffalo and Fitcher Waller Ogingy, with Topeka Rebels mentioned and a Dallas connection. Details are unclear but imply a game or league transaction affecting Topeka and nearby franchises.
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