Hartley Loses Opener as Chiefs Rally Fails
Syracuse Chiefs fall 2 to 1 to the Buffalo Bisons in eleven innings in Buffalo. Rookie Lynn Lovenguth outdueled Art Hartley, while Spider Wilhelm homered for Buffalo and Bennie Zientara added four Syracuse hits. The teams meet again in a doubleheader tomorrow with Bruno Bettel day on tap for the Chiefs back in Syracuse next week.
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Bruno Bettelday
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Palladini Hits a 697 At Columbus
Joe Palladini a 43 year old Cleveland baker tied for fourth in singles at the American Bowling Congress tourney after a 226 244 227 for 697. Detroit duo moved into seventh in all events as Rom Rooney 51 and partner Gil Reppenhagen posted 1280 in doubles.
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Joe Palladini
Cleveland Baker
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A.B.C
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Rom Rooney
Brunswick Company
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Gil Reppenhagen
Natie Brown Set for Tuesday Ring Return at Coliseum
Natie Brown will clash with Georgéous George in the feature. Brown debuted in Syracuse last Tuesday and quit the ring after the bell, fighting outside until eight policemen stopped the melee. Roy McClarity vs Ski Hi Lee is in the semi finals as promoter Sheshara Mangin schedules two more bouts.
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Georgéous George
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Syracuse
Bobby Nelson
Roy McClarity
Ski Hi Lee
Sheshara Mangin
Orange Books John Carroll Tilt Loses Scrimmage to St. Bennies
Syracuse University loses 39-28 to St. Bonaventure in Archbold Stadium as part of a 1950 scrimmage schedule. Marchibroda passes to Butler for a first quarter TD, Bonaventure rallies with two second-half scores, and key fumbles and penalties shape the outcome. St. Bonaventure and Syracuse split a prior scrimmage. Ohio players participate on the Orange roster.
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St. Bennies
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Syracuse University
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Joe Szombathy
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Jimmy Vance
George Hanley
The
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Bonacuse
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Ickoff
Alee Ee
Allendale Tops Pebble Hill 4 2 in League Contest
Allendale School baseball downed Pebble Hill 4 to 2 in CUPS League action. Louis Fournier had Pebble Hill's lone hit with a second inning single. Bob Godsend earned the win, aided by a two bagger, as Wave Ware allowed five hits.
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Louis Fournier
Bob Godsend
Wave Ware
Orange Golfers Trim Rochester in 8 1 Victory
Syracuse University golf team humbled Rochester at Green Lakes in an 8 to 1 win. Ev Winzeler was low with a 71 while Jim Lenox defeated George Gebhardt in 19 holes. Other matches included Jim Gray and Dave Mullen, Jim Mullen and Jerry Liebe, and Bob Mance securing wins for Syracuse.
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Orange
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Custis
Don Willis
Syracuse University
Rochester
Green Lakes Links
Ev Winzeler
Jim Lenox
George Gebhardt
Winzeler
Dave Mullen
Jim Mullen
Jerry Liebe
Bob Mance
Bill Pulsifer
Comeback Story Of Brown Indians RT
A fragmented brown Indians comeback item lists players such as Butler, Tissko, Romanagi, Hanley, Supples, Leichtwers, Hun teon, Orbinati, Trunzo and others like Specht, Godlewski, Dent, Muller, Breslin, Palmisano, Snyder, Mahaney, Karlovick, Tempro, Ebel, Lenza, Swiderski, Marehibroda, Voss, Woamzchowix, Zaidel, Ronaldi, Riel, Smith with many more names in a partial roster style recap.
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Hunteon
Orbinati
Trunzo
Specht
Godlewski
Dent
Muller
Breslin
Palmisano
Snyder
Mahaney
Karlovick
Withers Stakes at Belmont Narrowed to Two Horses
The 75th running of the Withers Stakes at Belmont Park was pared to a two horse battle between Middleground and Hill Prince after three horses were scratched. Your Host declined the race, leaving Grek Song Sulie man Ford Maryland Day and Erosion as the remaining runners. Hill Prince previously beat Middleground in the Wood Memorial while Middleground won the Kentucky Derby rematch.
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Middleground
Hill Prince
Harry Daniels
Pride
California
George D. Widener
S. Lights
William G. Helis
Grek
Song
Sulieman
Ford
Maryland
Wood Memorial
Cathedral Wins In Fayetteville Baseball Showdown
Cathedral Academy defeated Fayetteville High School 6 to 5 in a non league game at the losers diamond yesterday. Dan Matherson pitched for the victors while Lefty Erwin hit a double and a home run to pace the attack.
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Cathedral Academy
Fayetteville High School
Dan Matherson
Lefty Erwin
Navy Dominates Service Battery In Syracuse League Games
Navy No 1 routed Service Battery 15 to 5 while Battery Anipped Headquarters won 9 to 8 at Comstock 108th Infantry shaded Navy 8 to 7 at Griffin. Three close contests showcased the league night action.
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108Th Infantry
Navy
Griffin
Dropo's Big Bat Lifts Red Sox in Early Season Rise
Walt Dropo, rookie first baseman, starts strong for the Red Sox, batting .436 with 17 hits, three home runs, and a triple in 39 at bats. He led a 3-1 win over Rae Scarborough and the Washington Senators as Boston tightens the race near the Detroit Tigers.
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Rudy York
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University of Connecticut
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Sam Chapman
al “Rosen
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Rosen
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Cincinnati Reds
Fivej
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Preston Ward
Andy Pafko
Bob Rush
Minor League Baseball Scores From Associated Press
Pacific Coast League results include Hollywood Los Angeles 4 20 ings, San Francisco 10 over Oakland 4, Seattle 5 over San Diego 0, Portland 5 over Sacramento 2. American Association figures Kansas City 5 over Toledo 1, Indianapolis 10 over Minneapolis 4, Milwaukee over Columbus 2. St Paul at Louisville postponed. Eastern League games Albany 7 over Scranton 1, Utica 4, Williamsport 3, Binghamton 4, Elmira 3, Hartford 4 over Wilkes Barree 2.
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Paddy Young Edges Charley Fusari In Close Bout
Paddy Young of Greenwich Village won a hairline 10 round decision over Charley Fusari of Irvington New Jersey. Judge Bill Healey had Young ahead by a point on a split card, while Judge Joe Agnella gave Fusari the rounds. Young suffered a cut above the eye and weighed 154½ to 151½, with a late rally sealing the victory.
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Charley Fusari
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Ruby Goldstein
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Healey
Jake la Motta
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Paddy
Eastwood Clinches City League Golf Title Again
Eastwood High School wins its second consecutive City League golf championship by beating Onondaga Valley 7 to 5 at Green Lakes. CBA defeats Central 9 to 3 and Nottingham blanked Vocational 12 to 0. Eastwood leads Nottingham by 234 points with two matches left. Eastwood has been unbeaten in two years.
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lPorielt Wee
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Allen Jeesernsee
Kim
Duda Leads State Bowling Tourney With 726 Handicap
Stanley Duda of Solvay tops the singles field in the State Bowling Tournament with a 726 handicap total rolled at Jefferson Bowling Academy and a 69 pin handicap. Syracuse’s John Corsello finished fifth with 722.
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Jefferson Bowling Academy
John Corsello
Kleinhans' Boys Lose To Bucknell In Bucknell Tilt
Syracuse University baseball suffered a 3 to 2 loss to Bucknell as Art Raynor pitched for the winners. Bucky Roche took the loss for Syracuse after holding Bucknell to seven hits while his teammates collected nine. Three Syracuse errors proved costly as eleven runners left on base.
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Syracuse University
Bucknell
Penn State Nittany Lions
Bucky Roche
Orange
Bisons
Syracuse
Ted Kleinhans
Syracuse Boys
Color Line Withdrawn By Bowlers
The American Bowling Congress delegates, at the St. Paul convention, voted to open the ABC tournament to members of all races removing a 34 year old clause restricting membership to white males. Only a few dissenting voices were heard among 518 delegates.
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ABC
Congress
Cornell Freshmen Outscore Manlius Nine in Opener
Cornell Freshmen beat Manlius 14 to 11 at Manlius in a baseball game. It was the second win in three days for the Big Red yearlings over the Cadets. Four home runs were hit with Cligger Engle Buccolo and Besdin among the batters.
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Penn State distance runners headline from Helnfelter family
Horace Henfelter and his brothers Don and Bill of Collegeville Pennsylvania emerge as Penn State's leading distance runners this spring. The trio occupies top positions among the team and will likely shape the outdoor season.
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Henfelter
Don
Bill
Collegeville
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