Phillips Blossoms for Braves as Chief to Star
WICE in the week closing today, Damon Phillips of the Syracuse Chiefs has emerged as the Braves’ new man of the hour. He collected four hits in one game to top Brooklyn and belted an 11th inning double to beat the Giants, joining a string of former Chiefs who have found success with Boston. The piece also notes Nick Etten’s wartime dominance and previews Derby prospects Stir Up and Pensive, plus Syracuse Chiefs’ International League outlook and local golf chatter.
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Derby Day Field Set For 70th Kentucky Derby
Nineteen three year olds were entered for the 70th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Heavy rain earlier gave way to sun as Eddie Arcaro hoped to win a third Derby, aboard Calumet’s Pensive, while Stir Up was favored from Greentree. The purse reached $88,200 with $66,700 to the winner and nine others joined as fielders to race the mile and a quarter.
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Baptists Win On Cordon Home Run Rally
Newslitem reports Boehng and Bud Collins powered the Pats with home runs in a high scoring league contest. Saint Patrick's 14s were outslugged as Lemoyne diamond hosted the game yesterday. Cordon contributed two long balls while the Cordon home run sequence sparked the late surge.
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Derby Starters Lineup and Probable Odds
Louisville May 6 lineup lists owners and jockeys for the Kentucky Derby with probable odds attached. Details include horse names and likely betting figures for today’s field.
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Derby Stir Up Contenders Split in Louisville Race Talk
In Louisville with the 70th Derby near, trainers split over Stir Up as a standout or part of a wide open field. Arcaro and Gaver back Stir Up while many others see at least seven possible winners, led by Skytracer, Pensive, Alerter, Broadcloth, and Shut Up.
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Parochial baseball clash yields 4-2 Saint Vincent win
The Saint Vincent team defeats OLY by 4 to 2 on the Wansworth diamond at Bellevue Heights. Guerr sizing hits a two-run triple in the first inning and Syracuse batters Wisniewski, Frank, Weaver, and Roy Mallette contribute strong hitting.
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Brewers Leader Brings Casey Back to Diamond
Milwaukee reports Casey Stengel takes over as manager and co-owner of the Brewers as Grimm departs for Chicago Cubs. Stengel, famed for antics with Milwaukee, replaces Jimmy Wilson and joins Bill Veeck in a reshaped Milwaukee club that led the league in wins after a strong 1942 and 1943 stretch. Grimm’s move ends a noted clown partnership with Veeck plus their band and performances that lifted the Brewers from cellar to top of the standings.
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Wings Rally to Take Game From Rochester in Series
Rochester and Syracuse split a baseball game as the Wings, led by Held's homer, defeated the Chiefs 6 3 after a long rally. Byerly pitched six innings for Rochester while Lisenbee started for Syracuse, with Emmerich set to start the third game as the teams plan a doubleheader in Toronto tomorrow.
Cathedral-Tam Parish Defeats Saintz Anthony In Parochial League
In a Parochial League contest at Kirk Park Cathedral-Tam edged Saintz Anthony 8-6 yesterday afternoon. Skaneateles powered by Mariel Gar and Solvays Taylor homered and drove in key runs, while Camilla, Kulick and Gasapo contributed multi hit efforts as both teams posted six hits in a high scoring affair.
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Cooperstown To Host Giants And Tigers Game
COPERSTOWN hosts the major league game with Detroit Tigers representing the American circuit against Mel Otts New York Giants from the National League on Monday July 10 marking the clubs first appearance at the Hall of Fame venue.
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Phillies Fight for First as NL Leaders Clash
The Philadelphia Phillies battle the St. Louis Cardinals for first in the National League after a 3 to 1 win over the Brooklyn Dodgers. Ken Raffensberger held Brooklyn to four hits while Ron Northey delivered a two run homer to break the game open in the fifth. The New York Giants lost to the Boston Braves 3 to 2 in 11 innings with Ace Adams taking the loss. The Yankees beat the Red Sox 11 to 7 as Steve Rosar notched his first major league win. Washington Senators defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 11 to 8 in Shibe Park on two ninth inning homers by Joe Kuhel and Stan Spence for a 33-hit day.
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Eastern college rowing season opens with two-race meet
The Eastern college rowing season starts today with a two-race event on the Harlem River. Varsity crews from Cornell and Columbia launch their campaigns as Savys and P.M. join the New York crews in the early action.
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