Mangrum Surges Past Brother In Golf Wars War and golf mix in this era as Lloyd Mangrum gains edge over his brother Ray, earning pay per stroke amid war-time play and prewar rivalries.
Lloyd Mangrum, after three years in the Army, refines accuracy on British courses boosting his earnings to 12,604.99 dollars at 3.57 per stroke, surpassing his brother Ray in the Goodall Round robin. The piece trails other notes about Yale drills, college track and golf chatter, and various sports figures.
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Four Crews Face Off In Syracuse Quadrangular Regatta
Varsity crews from Boston University Columbia Wisconsin and Syracuse opened competition on Onondaga Lake in 4 oclock and 5 oclock heats weather permitting. Freshmen shells from Boston Lions Orange slated to start first followed by junior varsity races. Visiting teams practiced on the Wemle course yesterday as Liverpool marina hosts the start toward Long Branch.
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Chiefs Idle Amid Postponement Of Rochester Syracuse Game
Cold weather and travel delays postpone the Rochester Syracuse baseball clash as the Chiefs prepare rosters for the May 15 deadline. Manager Tuscan weighs pitching options for a single game against the Little Giants, with Boston Red Sox prospects mill to join.
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Red Sox OUTFIELD NEL SHERIDAN MOVES TO SEATTLE LEAGUE
In a series of player moves noted in the period report, Nel Sheridan of the Red Sox is sent to Seattle in the Packie Coast League. Pitcher Ben Wade is assigned to Louis gyye in the American Association. Don Carlsen joins the Los Angeles club of the Pacific Coast League.
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Los Angeles
Primo Faces Slap Triumph in Coliseum Showdown
Primo Camera edged Ski-H on a disputed finish credited by Referee Jack Michaels last night at the Coliseum before 2,400 fans. Carnera won by fall while Len Lee was penalized for a stranglehold after warnings, sparking boos from the crowd. The semi final saw Pat Flanigan pin Mickey Gold twice, George Hurlhut defeating Charles Harben in 2 minutes 35 seconds, and an opening exhibition drawn.
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Pat Flanigan
Mickey Gold
George Hurlhut
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Charles Harben
Phoenix
Lew Raines
Long Island
Wally Greb
Omaha
Correct Iron Swing Principles For Ball Position And Stance
The text explains iron play fundamentals including ball position slightly forward of center, stance alignment with left foot back and toe toward hole, and using straighter faced clubs. It notes No 1 and No 2 irons differ, advises lofted irons shorten shaft and reduce divots, and stresses timing the swing so the clubhead meets the ball at the low point. It emphasizes practicing these principles for better play on the fairway.
Sports Mirror: Strike Averted By Cardinals In Brooklyn Row
National League President Ford Frick disclosed that a threatened strike by the St. Louis Cardinals over use of Jackie Robinson by Brooklyn had been averted. The recap traces notable sports moments from various past eras and highlights Carl Hubbell’s 4-2 win for New York with Mel Ott’s home runs.
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Three Sunday Games in Onondaga County League
Three county league baseball games are scheduled for Sunday. Inamondaga County league opening day Borodino visits Amboy while Nedrow and the Little Chiefs play at Burnet Park. Crouse Hinds heads to Jamesville. Amboy features Umpires Drake and Frick, Burnet Park hosts Donohue and Garni, and Jamesville hosts Greer and Leonard.
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Lemon Tops Felter as Cleveland's Ace
Cleveland star Bob Lemon dominates in relief and on the mound, winning four games this season and striking out key hitters. He has sharpened as a full pitcher while hitting well, driving Cleveland into second place. Bobby Felter struggles in his last two starts, with a string of scoreless innings ending in recent losses. Rain impacted several AL/NL games as injury news hit Cincinnati ace Ewell Blackwell.
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Coaltown Goes To Preakness
Train er Ben Jones of Calumet Farm announced Coaltown will run in the Preakness with Citation next week. Coaltown, who beat Newbold Pierson in the Derby ride, finished second to Citation in the Kentucky Derby. Calumet had planned to start only Citation but added Coaltown for the $100,000 Pimlico race.
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Baysinger May Pitch Against Red ITHACA Cornell Hosts Navy This Afternoon
Ithaca based Cornell hosts Navy in a baseball game this afternoon. Navy coach Max Ishop named three possible starting pitchers including Reaves Baysinger Jr son of Syracuse University football coach.
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Sportsmen's Show Opens in Syracuse
The 1848 Sports and Boat Show begins at noon at the Hast Genesee Street Armory in Syracuse drawing nature lovers and featuring bowling exhibitions, a nine day schedule, and stars including Pauline Betz in a table tennis match with Sandor Glancs. The exhibit showcases over 109,000 outdoor items plus trailers with acts like Ted Allen and familiar animal acts promising a week of entertainment.
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Wallace Named Cadet Captain Of Manlius School Baseball
Bill Wallace of Rochester is named captain of the Manlius School baseball team for the rest of the season. Wallace, a catcher, was to face Bud Purcell’s Cadets in a game against Syracuse Frosh before rain caused a postponement. Mantius track and golf teams are scheduled to compete today with Syracuse.
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Bisons Release Three Pitchers
BUFFALO UP Three pitchers were cut from the Buffalo Bisons roster by Manager Paul Richards. Cod Wyhorme, a prior winner for Tamestown, John Weiss a top left hander with no pro experience, and Tom My Simpson a southpaw from Goldshore were sent to Williamsport and Goldshare respectively. Weiss and Simpson may be recalled by Buffalo.
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Tebbetts and Vico Are Fined
The American League fined Boston catcher Birdie Tebbetts and Detroit first baseman George Vico $100 each for their first fight in Boston on Thursday. Vico was fined for conduct on the field while Tebbetts paid for failure to go immediately to the clubhouse after his removal. The incident began in a rundown between third base and home as Tebbetts and Vico clashed, then they met again in the runway to the dressing room.
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Yesterday's Stars Balling
Preston Ward of the Dodgers hit a bases loaded triple to break a $45 tie and lift Brooklyn to a 35 point edge over the Cubs. Bob Lemon of the Indians blanked Washington with four shutout innings, 8-0.
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Fan Fare Postponed At Le Moyne Utica Tech Game
A baseball game between Le Moyne College and Utica Tech at Griffin Field was postponed due to weather leaving fans awaiting a reschedule.
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Charles K O Victor Over Ray In Chicago Stadium
Exford Charles scored a ninth round knockout of Ray, 2 minute 43 seconds, before 5919 fans at the Chicago Stadium. The 192 pound Ray, 38, fought to six rounds but faded as Charles used left jabs and right hooks to dominate the action and tighten his claim as a top heavyweight contender.
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Syracuse Girls Lead at Utica in WAMA Metrosgetrs Classic
The No 1 New York City team tops Class A at the New York State Women’s Tournament, beating George T Manning Insurance of Rochester 2505 to 2305 while Jeffersons of Syracuse posted 2243 and the Dandos 2205. In Class B, Tordoff and Logan from Jamestown moved to third with 2259 as singles saw Carrie Ferris of Oxbow relayed 570 to lead Class B. Team bowlers resume tonight and officers will be elected for 1949 meet.
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