Valley Bears Edge CBA 6 to 4 in League Play
Valley Bears defeated CBA 6 to 4 at Griffin Field in a City High School League game. Bil Jones pitched well for Valley while Bob Schalk tripled and Jack Cohn doubled in the first inning rally. Jim Lawless added three hits for the victors as Valley kept pace in the standings again Eastwood and Central at .500.
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White Loses Saith, 7-5
Gilbert, a 21-year-old rookie righty, pitched Hornell to an 8-4 win over Jamestown. He struck out six, walked none, and hit a home run as the Red Sox snapped a drought. Bradford Phillies defeated Lockport Reds 7-5 in 12 1 2 innings. Wellsville Nitros beat Clean Oilers 9-8 in 10 innings.
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Better Golf Adage From A Golfer’s Candid Advice
The speaker stresses practical golf philosophy noting license to improvise comes with experience. He recalls a near impossible shot that cost a championship but gained respect among peers and friends. He urges aiming where the ball can realistically stop and thinking ahead to avoid traps. He adds that many older players win by using heads over sheer power.
Baldwinsville Dominates Parade in 4-0 Baseball Thriller
Baldwinsville tallies four unanswered runs to blank North Syracuse as Bill Vandertveer shines on the mound. Ed Wiencek serves as top captain while Ken Burton and Dick Perkins spark the offense with key hits and Beeville players push across 14 hits.
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Nett Dominates With Two-Hit Victory At Griffin Field
Nett, a freshman carver for St. Anthony of Padua, pitched a two hitter in a Parochial League contest at Griffin Field. He struck out 13 and walked two as St. Anthony defeated St. Lucy yesterday. Jiro McCall, Joe Mulroney, and Jim Dwyer each had two hits for the winners.
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Marcellus Rally Edges Elbridge In Baseball Comeback
Marcellus trailed early but scored six runs in the last three innings to beat Elbridge 9 to 5 in Western Division play. The win kept Marcellus as the pace setter in the Joop with three straight triumphs.
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Onondaga Central Wins at Lafayette 6-5
Onondaga Central edged Lafayette 6 to 5 in a Class 1 C D County High School League game yesterday. The visitors rallied with three runs in the final inning to claim their third straight victory. Don Ligner earned the win on the mound.
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Derby Day Forecast Boosts Olympia in 75th Kentucky Derby
Kentucky Derby crowds reach 200 000 at Churchill Downs as sunshine shifts odds toward favorite Olympia. Palestinian and other contenders like Gapot and Wine List vie behind Olympia with jockey Eddie Arcaro aiming for a historic fifth Derby win.
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Minoa Wins and Ties for First in Eastern Division
Minoa defeated Manlits with a 10 to score as Bernie and Ronnie Costello shared hurling duties to lead the team. The win creates a three way tie for first place in the county league, with Jamesville, and featured strong hitting from Dick Teske Hank Butler and Bob Ring. Arnold Schaffer had two of the losers four hits.
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Camillus Beats Warners in Western Division Baseball
Camillus home team outlasted Warners in a free hitting game to claim a victory in Western Division Class C-D county high school baseball. Gib Lovell starred with two doubles and a single.
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North Humbles Smith Nine Defeats Smith Tech 12-1
North High School baseball trounced Smith Tech 12 to 1 to tie for City League leadership. Ray Fischer pitched a two hit game, while Dick Harle Louis Manannara and Ray Carisco led the offense for the victors.
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Chiefs Fall Hard as Bisons Hammer Syracuse in Buffalo
In a lights out game Buffalo’s Bisons crushed Syracuse 8 to 1 in the series opener. Chet Laabs and Billy Denars led the Bisons with homers and four hits each, while Al Boresh struggled on the mound in his first start for Syracuse. Parton earned the win for Buffalo as Perkowski took the loss for the Chiefs.
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Fight Results By the Associated Press New York
Fight results from stones include Castellani De Micco at St Nicholas Arena and La Brot Robinson in Indianapolis Lexington and Tampa bouts with multiple stoppages and decisions. Syracuse golfers led by Fred Kretchmer defeated Skaneateles 9-3 in Onondaga County League scholastic golf at Syracuse Yacht.
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Drumlins Women Golf Club Opens Sweepstake Season
Drumlins Women’s Golf Club opened the sweepstake season with a secret score match. In Class A Mrs. H Roland Hunt led, trailed by Mrs. A Lynn Gray and others. Class B saw first prize to Mrs Tefft Bassett with runners-up Mrs G W Nutter and Mrs William Dixon. Class C winner was Mrs H R Brakeman, with Mrs F H Kane second and Mrs L J Belanger third.
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Pebble Hill Beats Lakemont in No-Hitter Comeback
Behind Dave Ware沒s no hit pitching Pebble Hill defeated Lakemont Academy 15 to 2 on Lakemont’s diamond. Ware struck out 10 and walked two as Lakemont’s errors aided Pebble Hill. Pebble Hill had 34 hits off Bob Rasche, including two doubles by Ware, and single doubles by Roescrans and Price. Pebble Hill faces St. Aloysius at Rome Tuesday and Allendale in Rochester Friday.
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Nottingham Trims Eastwood on Track Victory
Nottingham Bulldogs defeated Eastwood 503 35 to 442 5 in a high school meet at Roosevelt Field. Stan Mettler won the 100 and 220 yard dashes to highlight Nottinghams performance.
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Macauley Signed Two Year Deal with St Louis Bombers
Easy Ed Macauley of St Louis University reportedly joins the St Louis Bombers of the Basketball Association of America on a two year contract. Salary terms were not disclosed but the figure is said to range around 25 000 to 30 000 dollars.
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Mrs Calkins High Bowler Leads Victory League Scores
Mrs. Dorothy Calkins topped the Ladies Victory Bowling League with games of 212 204 and 145 totaling 561 to lead. Yvonne Ostrander and Thelma Salmon followed with 542 and 529 respectively, as other members posted scores ranging from 525 to 501 and the Stabile team posted 1422.
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Orange Cubs Rally Past Colgate in 11 Innings 17-13
Syracuse University freshmen edged Colgate 17-13 in 11 innings as part of a mixed sports day. Colgate freshmen golf and tennis fell to their opponents by 8-1, while Colgate’s varsity beat RPT 9-2 in tennis.
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Irvin Hits Three Homers as Giants Top Red Wings
Irving, playing for the Jersey City Giants, hit a trio of homers against Rochester Red Wings, driving in four runs in a 9 2 win. He leads with a .356 average and seven of 17 hits for extra bases as Toronto beat Newark and Buffalo topped Syracuse.
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Cortland Teachers Defeat Le Moyne 5-1 in Baseball clash
Cortland Teachers pitcher Fred Kreutzer and a sharp offense toppled Le Moyne College 5-1 yesterday. Jack Brennen drove in three runs and scored once, with Cortland opening 2 runs in the first, then adding a fifth inning, eighth inning sequence. North King pitched for Le Moyne, allowing 10 hits as La Castro scored on a wild pitch for the visitors.
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Clarkson and Sampson Tie 18 Innings on the Diamond
In Potsdam darkness halted an 18 inning game between Clarkson Tech and Sampson College with a 2-2 tie. Sampson pitcher Herb Budin worked all nine plus. Hamm pitched 13 for Clarkson before relief by Preston. Sampson tied the score in the ninth after falling behind 2-1 on a walk forced in.
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Cathedral Opens Baseball Season With 9-4 Victory
Cathedral defeated St Patrick's at Old Star Park 9-4 to begin its Parochial High School League title defense. Fifteen year old Jack Dawson hit a four hit night in his first start. Dick Erwin homered, Bill Lydon added a double and a triple, and Dan Mather had two hits to pace the champions.
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Garlick Leads NYS Bowling with 774 Singles Total
Ray Garlick tops the singles division in the New York State Bowling Association tournament with a 774 series after games of 213 214 and 266 including his SL handicap. Ike Romance of Buffalo moves to third in all events with a 2041 total aided by a 153 handicaps.
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Milner Leads Onondaga Club Women in Sweep Stake
Women golfers at Onondaga Country Club opened their sweep stake season with both the 18 and nine hole groups playing together. Mrs Milner Jr was the low scorer, followed by Mrs Henward, Mrs Schrader, and Mrs Collum. Winners received white elephant prizes. Next week the nine hole group meets Tuesdays and the 18 hole group Fridays.
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All is Forgiven and Rocky Can Box Again
Rocky Graziano regains New York State Athletic Commission license after February 1947 revocation for failing to report an alleged bribe offer. Col. Eddie Eagan announces the commission grants his petition to reapply. Graziano expresses relief amid the reinstatement.
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Shantz Delivers Nine Hitless Innings For A’s
Philadelphia pitcher Pookie Shantz relieves in the fourth and fires nine hitless innings to keep Detroit scoreless until the 13th. The A’s beat the Tigers in tense fashion as a five run homer and late rallies shape the game. Boston Braves and Giants also win while Journal notes Wally Moses and Spec Shea performances.
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Rochester Beats Manlius In Tight Freshmen Clash
Dud Doust, a former cadet, doubled and scored the winning run for Rochester on Charlie Loock's single in the eighth inning to defeat Manlius 9-8 yesterday in Rochester. The Cadets faced Cornell freshmen in the close game.
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Solvay Tops Fayetteville 14 to 1 in County League game
Solvay defeated Fayetteville 14 to 1 in a Class B County High School League tilt at Solvay. Jerome led the offense with a three hit night and Mike twirled effectively on the mound. Schwartz doubled and tripled to drive a 13 hit Solvay attack against Fayetteville pitchers.
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Ann Kelly Takes Bellevue Honors in Golf Tournament
Miss Ann Kelly carried away the honors in Class A at the Bellevue Country Club sweepstakes tournament conducted by the women golfers. Mrs. A. N. Greves served as scorer in Class B while Mrs. John Stack led Class C.
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