Columbia Nine Falls To Orange In Rough Game
Syracuse defeated Columbia 7 to 4 in Hamilton as Bill Michaels pitched six innings for the win with Dave Bowers finishing. Columbia faced illness and hit by pitches, mounting a late threat in the eighth but could not overcome the Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victors
Columbia
Syracuse University
Hamilton
Colgate
Bucky Roche
Orange
Syracuse
Bill Michaels
Dave Bowers
Michaels
Don Kimtis
Tony Misho
Misho
The
Natie Brown Debuts At Coliseum Wrestling Card
Natie Brown former heavyweight boxer who faced Joe Louis tonight appears as the only new face on the Tuesday Coliseum card. He meets Bobby Nelson in a 30 minute one fall bout. Main event is Johnny Barend versus Tarzan Hewitt in a best two of three falls. Steve Stanlee faces Joe Christy while Jim Henry meets Warren Bockwinkel in the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natie Brown
Joe Louis
Brown
Bobby Nelson
Johnny Barend
Tarzan Hewitt
Steve Stanlee
Joe Christy
Jim Henry
Warren Bockwinkel
Valley Too Fast For Liverpool in Duel Track Meet
Valley Academy defeated Liverpool 46 35 at Griffin Field. Lawless of Valley and Prendergast of Liverpool tied for first in the 100 yard dash. A pole vault tie occurred after the pole split with no spare equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga
Valley Academy
Liverpool
Griffin Field
Jim Lawless
Valley
Dick Prendergast
Lawless
Pendergast
Lindsey Nv
Tim Bhiot
Nichols
Vic Grimsley
Beers
Alghah
Benny Id
Wolelkoy
Moore
Vikwe
Th Discse-Coon
Bitchels
Kuhnel
Denny
Jackson
Wolctk
Distange
Hall of Fame and Baseball Trade Mentions Recap
A Sports Mirror column recalls events from the past including Charlie Grhringer being voted into baseball's Hall of Fame, Jack Saltzgaver joining the Pirates, Monarch Beers winning the American Bowling Congress 5 man title, and the Indians dropping the AL lead to the White Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Ghringer
Detroit
Boseman
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jack Saltzgaver
Kansas City Blues
Monarch Beers
Chicago
American Bowling Congress
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Chicago White Sox
Major League Leaders From AP Baseball Statistics
The American and National League leaders include Joe DiMaggio and Stan Musial in batting, Billy Goodman and Red Schoendienst atop hits and runs, and Bobby Doerr and Phil Rizzuto among key infielders. Pitching and fielding leaders appear with teams such as Boston, New York, and Philadelphia noted for high marks in runs batted in, doubles, and stolen bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis
Phil
Ward
Jethroe
Jones
Pnee Eces Cpanella
Minor League Baseball Scores and Postponements
Pacific Coast League results show Sacramento 2 11, Oakland 9, Hollywood 2, San Francisco 1, Los Angeles 5 Portland San Diego 3. American Association Indianapolis 4 Louisville 1, Kansas City 5 Milwaukee 4. Eastern League Scranton 3 and other incomplete lines indicate postponed games and unclear details.
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The
Associated Press
Sacremento
Oakland
Hollewood
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
San Diego
American Assoctation
Indianapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Red Wings 6 Baltimore 3 as Reeder wins again
BIG BILL REEDER, after a year with the St. Louis Cardinals, appears a mainstay for the Rochester Red Wings. The 28 year old righty notched his second win of the season, steering Rochester to a 6-3 victory over the Baltimore Orioles before 7,500 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bill Reeder
St. Louis Cardinals
Rochester Red Wings
Reeder
Cardinals
Red Wings
Bill
Texas
Wings
Baltimore Orioles
Ray Poat
Karl Drews
Poat
Jimmy Dyck
Steve Bilko
Rochester
St. Louis
Montreal Royals
Jersey City Giants
Montreal
Walt Fiala
Flinch
Toby Atwell
Charlie Thompson
Fiala
al Shole
Springfield Indians
Buffalo Bisons
Bisons
Bingo Binks
Buffalo
Fred Hancock
Jack Waliaesa
Springfield
al Mele
Carden Gillenwater
Syracuse Chiefs
Toronto Maple Leafs
Bud Byerly
Toronto
Bill Glynn
Albany Senators Break Skid With 8-0 Win Over Pioneers
Jim Kleckley pitched the 1949 Eastern League champions to an 8-0 victory over the Elmira Pioneers as Albany finally won after five straight losses. Kleckley six hits and limited opponents to scoring chances, with Lanifero Wopinek and Hach contributing offense. Scranton improved to lead the league with a 5-3 win in 12 innings over Utica, while Wilkes-Barre crushed Binghamton 10-1 and Williamsport beat Hartford 6-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Senators
Jim Kleckley
Elmira Pioneers
Senators
Orie Arntzen
Pioneers
Utica Blue Sox
Scranton Miners
Bill Loos
Wilkes-Barre Barons
Binghamton
Williamsport
Hartford
Elmira
Kleckley
Freddie
Lanifero
Ed Wopinek
Albany
Hach
Scranton
Mrs. Martin Speno Stars at Drumlins
Mrs. Martin J. Speno won the women's kicker handicap at Drumlins as 18 hole players opened their season. Trailing were Mrs. Charles Gugino Mrs. Bernard Dwyer Mrs. George Baricevich Mrs. G Wesley Nutter Mrs. Robert J. Colvin Mrs. William Grygiel Miss Vivian Munson Mrs. James Scott. Mrs. Howard Booth was the low scorer in the nine hole sweep stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin J. Speno
Drumlins
Charles Gugino
Bernard Dwyer
George Baricevich
G. Wesley Nutter
Robert J. Colvin
William Grygiel
Vivian Munson
James Scott
Howard Booth
Fish Caught in Burlap Bags Near Onondaga Lake
Deputy Sheriff Harold Griebno reports men wading into flooded shore grass near Cold Springs Bridge scooping carp and some large northerns from Onondaga Lake into burlap bags. Water receded to about eight inches exposing grass where fishing occurred within six miles of the city.
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Cold Springs Bridge
Onondaga Lake
Harold Griebno
Port Leyden Teen Fanned 19 In Row for No Hit Win
Frank Bouchard of Port Leyden Central School struck out 20 batters in seven innings to pitch a no hit no run 13-0 victory over Copenhagen High. The 15-year-old sophomore began with a homer in the first inning and recorded 19 consecutive strikeouts.
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Port Leyden
Frank Bouchard
Port Leyden Central School
Copenhagen High
Bouchard
Dan Cameron
Chandler to Rule on Wakefield Case and Corbett Fallout
Baseball commissioner A B Chandler said he would issue a decision next week on the Dick Wakefield case after hearing conflicting testimony from the New York Yankees and Chicago White Sox. He plans also to rule on the firing and suspension of El Paso Club President Jack Corbett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
A. B. Chandler
Dick Wakefield
Chandler
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Frank Lane
White Sox
Yankees
Wakefield
Chicago
Sox
Johnny Ostrowski
Detroit Tigers
Lane
George Weiss
el Paso
Jack Corbett
Lynn Patrick Quits Rangers
Lynn Patrick resigns as coach of the New York Rangers to join his father in operating the Victoria Cougars of the Pacific Coast League.
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New York
Lynn Patrick
New York Rangers
Patrick
Rangers
Lester
Victoria Cougars
Patricks
Victoria
John George
Buck” Boucher
Boston Bruins
Charlie Conacher
Chicago Black Hawks
Cnacting
Frank Boucher
West Side Trophy
Cadets Fall to Williams Fresh in Tight Game
In Amherst Massachusetts the Williams College freshman nine edged the Manlius Cadets 8 to 7. Manlius pitcher Bob Kinslow gave up four hits but issued eight walks and the Cadets committed four errors aiding Williams offensive effort. Chuck Hoag belted a two run homer for Manlius.
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Amherst
Mass
Williams College
Manlius
Bob Kinslow
Williams
Chuck Hoag
Jordan Cruises to 18-1 Win Over Skaneateles
Jordan slugger Vern Benedict homered in the first inning with the bases loaded to start an 18 to 1 victory over Skaneateles in a Western Division game of the Onondaga County High School League. Jordan tallied all runs in the first three innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Benedict
Jordan
Skaneateles
Onondaga County
Looking end Listening Tonight on NBC and Local TV
On NBCs Saturday Night Revue 11th edition guests include Larry Storch and Al Capp. Jack Carter hosts from Syracuse University studios with Hal Swartz and The Stylists, Ted Dickinson, Cass Sanders, and Spike McGinley. Ed Sullivan hosts a charity show replacing Beat the Clock. Other items note Martha Raye, Don Hornsby NBC signing, Armed Forces Day radio program, Treasury bond campaign telecast with stars, Rosemary Clooney with Vaughn Monroe, Lonely Boy on The Trap, Tex Ritter on Grand Ole Opry, and Syracuse Welfare Fund event led by Bill Bohen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Wsyr-Tv
Larry Storch
al Capp
Jack Carter
Chicago
Syracuse University
Carter
Hal Swartz
Ted Dickinson
Cass Sanders
Spike McGinley
WSYR
Ed Murphy
Col
Harry Co. Wilder
National Broadcasting Company
William P. Tolley
East Syracuse Eastwood Tie in Rough Track Meet
East Syracuse and Eastwood battled to a 36-36 tie at Roosevelt Field in a high school track meet. Events were rained out or cancelled including high jump pole vault and relays while listed performers reached times and distances in sprints and field events.
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Eastwood
East Syracuse
Roosevelt Field
Arzani
Cady
Kerr
Cody
Browner
Pelletier
Matthews
Cavanaugh
Janurtly Sowan
Lansing
Thne
Mile—Rayo
Nash
Demetrick
Messano
Francisco
Palladino
Lewis
Giancolo
Jones
Frances Byrne Leads Class B Golf Victory
Mrs Frances Byrne topped Class B in Bellevue yesterday as part of the 18 hole women golfers event. Mrs George Salinity won the Class A sweepstakes with Mrs John Donahue finishing second. Mrs Byrne was the Class B low scorer, ahead of Mrs Harry Gilmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George. Salinety
Bellevue
John Donahue
Francis Byrne
Harry Gilmore
Regis King Second In Manhattan Poll
Regis King placed second in Manhattan College polling as a top Syracuse sophomore athlete. Jack Byrnes, a four year basketball veteran, named outstanding Manhattan College athlete of the year and will receive a gold trophy at the Block M dinner May 17 at New York A.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Byrnes
Manhattan
Regis King
Byrnes
New York A.C
IMEXICO WINS Triangular Track Meet at Griffin Field
Mexico Academy won a close triangular track meet at Griffin Field yesterday, defeating Baldwinsville and North Syracuse. Final scores: Mexico 34, Baldwinsville 32, North Syracuse 31.
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Mexico Academy
Griffin’ Field
Baldwinsville
North Syracuse
Mexico
Radio and TV Highlights Schedule Listed
Saturday's broadcast lineup features Monroe and his Moonmaids at 3:00 PM on WFEL with WSYR offering Jack Carter's Saturday Night Revue at 3:00 PM. Ed Sullivan hosts a Greater New York Fund Benefit at 8:00 PM, followed by Truth or Consequences with Ralph Edwards at 8:30 PM on WSYR. Hollywood Sylvie interview at 8:30 PM, Your Hit Parade at 9:00 PM, Dennis Day Show at 9:40 PM, and Sing Along Again at 10:00 PM on WFBL. WSYE-FM and WNDE-FO also air 3-9 PM programming.
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WFEL
Vaurhn Monroe
Moonmaids
Wsyr-Tv
Jack Carter
Greater New York Fund
Ed Sullivan
WSYR
Ralph Edwards
Holywood
Jeff Clark
Eileen Wilson
Raymond Scott
Dennis Day
Barbara Killer
WFBL
Eugenie Baird
Alan Dale
Hogan Seeks Early Hallmark As White Sulphur Leads
Ben Hogan shoots a 64 for a four stroke lead over Skip Alexander at White Sulphur Springs W V. Hogan, frail in form but strong in skill, battled the sun and machine like shots to follow a second straight 64. Alexander carded six birdies in his 64.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Ben Hogan
Tomorow
Skip Alexander
Knoxville
Tenn
Hogan
Hershey
Alexander
Cary Women Rule DeWitt Bowlers
The Cary Women won the DeWitt Mardi Gras League team title with 20114 points. Mrs. Balestra led with 524 total and a 221 high, joined by Nadine Roos at 524. Cleaners placed second with 192, followed by Dairy. Kimball and Ayers posted strong individual scores among others.
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Ralph Balestra
Nadine Roos
DeWitt
Boxing Fight Results Reported from Various Cities
In Detroit Lester Felton outpointed Tuzo Kid Portuguez, in New Orleans Freddie Dawson knocked out Tommy Bell, in Washington Arthur King stopped Herby Bill Jones, in Hollywood Jay Caldwell outpointed Don Lee, and in San Diego Irvin Sheen outpointed Art Loto.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Lester Felton
Tuzo “Kid Portuguez
Costa Rica
New Orleans
Pfreddie Dawson
Chicago
Tommy Bell
Youngstown
Wastington
D. C
Arthur King
Toronto
Herby
Bill Jones
Washington
Hollywood
Calif
Jay Caldwell
Los Angeles
Don Lee
Hobart Lacrosse Beats Cortland 6-2 in Geneva
Hobart College defeated Cortland State 6-2 in a lacrosse match at Geneva. Gordon Satterly led Hobart with three first half goals while Bob Demuth and Joe Kraus each had two assists. Meekers and Speer scored for Cortland.
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Geneva
Hobart College
Cortland State
Hobart
Gordon Satterly
Bob Demuth
Joe Kraus
Cortland
Meekers
Speer
Saturday TV Lineup on WSYR TV5 Channel 5 Schedule
Channel 5 lists a Saturday lineup including Horse Opera Playhouse Western Alma at 6:00, American Forum of the Air on federal rent control with Lehman and Ellender at 7:00, Life Begins at 80 with Jack Barry at 7:30, Saturday Night Revue with a star cast at 7:60, Weather at 10:35 and Program Prevue. The NBC offerings feature Allen J. Ellender and other guests.
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Horse Opera Playhouse
American Forum of the Air
Herbert H. Lehman
Allen J. Ellender
NBC
Jack Barry
Jack Carter
Sid Caesar
Clifford Guest
Imogené Coca
Marguerite Piazza
Donald Richards
Bill Williams
Larry Storch
al Capp
Evening TV Schedule Highlights From Saturday Lineup
Channel listings for the evening feature Western at 5 30, Memories at 6 30, Sandy Steps Out at 6 51, Buck Rogers at 7 00 with Marl Hammond Eva Marie Saint and others, Captain Video at 7 50, Greater New York Fund benefit show at 8 with Ed Sullivan and a star lineup, Lonely Boy at 9, and Chicago wrestling at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonely Boy
Wright King
Howard Wierum
Dorothy Sands
Larry Fletcher
Cara Williams
John Hudson
CBS
Chicago
Program Schedule for WAER Syracuse University Station
WAER Syracuse University broadcasts list hourly segments from 3:00 to 9:55 with concerts, musicals, BBC News, UN Story, labor updates, Broadway melodies, dance shows and final masterworks. Glenn Osser and the Radio Cits Orchestra are featured with multiple musical blocks and a dinner musicale.
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Glenn Osser
Radio Cits Orchestra
BBC News
Labor’s League
World Stage
Sportlite
S&s
Masterworks
News
Pebble Hill Defeats Harley School 8-5 in CUPS League
Dave Ware pitched a five hit game with nine strikeouts and a two run triple as Pebble Hill beat Harley School 8-5 in Rochester yesterday.
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Pebble Hill
Dave Ware
Pebble
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