Few Rockies Make Grade In Baseball
After a month of major league play many spring rookies sit on benches or move to the minors. Lefty Harold Newhouser, age under 19 with speed and poise, draws focus as a pitcher to watch while Johnny Babich and others shift roles. Several rookies show potential but few secure regular jobs in the 1940 season.
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New York
Johnny, Babich
Philadelphia Athletics
Harold Newhouser
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Babich
Kansas City
Tommy Reis
Marvin Breuer
Reis
Breuer
A’s
Newark
Newhouser
Detroit
Senators
Indians
Lou Bouchene
Beaumont
Tex
New Houser
Nhne
Red ‘Sox
Herb Hash
Minneapolis
Mickey” Harris
Scranton
Joe Cronin
Harris
Bobby Feller
Johnny Gee
Pittsburgh
Johnny Hutchings
Pensacola
Feds
Mickey Witek
Giants
Johnny Rucker
Brooklyn
Peewee Reese
Charlie Gilbert
Perhaas
Babe Young
Young
Albany New York marathon record in class B oulboard motorcveat
Clayton Bishop of Gasel Massachusetts set a class B oulboard motorcveat speed record of 40.6 mph while winning the Albany New York marathon. the note reflects brief historical sports items and notable events from past years including a temporary injunction against James J. Braddock and Joe Louis, and a New York Giants doubleheader with the Cardinals.
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Associated Press
Tadey
Clayton Bishop
Gasel
Mass
Albany- New York
Madison Square Garden
James J. Braddock
Joe Louis
Chicago
New York Giants
St Louis Cardinals
Dizzy Dean
Hugh Coz
Pavi Dean
Has VanderMeer cracked Baseball Hall of Fame status yet
Debate centers on John VanderMeer two consecutive no hit games and if official Hall of Fame admission hinges on Baseball Writers Association ballots. If fans’ view holds, future performance could clinch recognition though no bronze plaque yet. Syracuse alumni and fellow ex-Syracuse players surface as possible major leaguers infielders and outfielders.
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VanderMeer
Hornsby
Syracuse
Jack Durkin
John’ VanderMeer
Hall of Fame
Cooperstown Museum
Baseball Museum
Halls of Fame
Baseball Writers Association of America
Cooperstown
Christy Mathewson
Ty Cobb
Walter Johnson
Babe Ruth
Hans Wagner
Nap Lejoie
Vander Neer
Cincinnati
Rees
Cooperstow
Boston
Brooklyn
John
Norwich pro Jones shines in opening golf day
Howard Jones of Norwich and blond pro from Norwich led the day with a clever seventh hole recovery and near miss for a deuce. Dick Govern of Skaneateles opened the Lake Shore pro shop with a spoon shot to the green, closest to a hole in one. Walter Remans of Bath overcame hazards to make par on a tough 45th hole, threading a precise third shot past trees and traps.
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Howard
Jones
Norwich
Dar
Carom
Dick Govern
Skaneateles
Lake Shore
Govern
Colgate
Walter Remans
Bath
Bill Holt
Witge
Romans
Semi Pro League Revises Schedule And Postpones Opening
Central New York Semi-Pro League officials led by George Stroh met at the Hotel Syracuse and revised the schedule delaying opening play to May 26. Oswero meets Fulton, Venirones host Shervill e, Utier starts at Corlland, and Mohawk Necroes open in Cortland. Fifteen games per club precede a pennant showdown and a Presidents Cup final series. A 20-man roster was set with a July 15 transfer window and eligibility rules for playoffs. Coach Fredik Mungerferd schedules practice at Schiller Park for Wednesday.
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Utien
Uticans
Mohawk Necroes
Cortland
Uties
Sherri
Lye
Penne
Ish
National
Ray
Dumont
Wichita
Kan
Atistine
Fredik Mungerferd
Ventrones Thas
Schiller Park
Valley Nine Blanks Vocational 10 0 in City League game
Valley used strong pitching by Lloyd Hart to blank Vocational High School 10 to 0 in a City League clash at Valley Roan. Lead off batter went 3-for-4 including a home run as Valley rapped 12 hits off Caroce and Santoloce.
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Lloyd Hart
Valley
Vocational High School
Valley Roan
Caroce
Santoloce
Vocational Valley
Hosbrhon Bergerk
Jord
Toouotgt Hi
Cote
Weventh
Eneventh
Sever
Tvyepaertt
Brown
Threesbuse
Fie
Tore
MeGluallin
Slven
Cort
Bele
Daninges
Cerny Beskes
Syracuse baseball at Cornell after 6 9 win over Union
Syracuse University baseball heads to Ithaca to face Cornell following a 6 to 9 victory over Union. John Ricey pitched superbly for the Orange, scattering three hits and securing the win as Syracuse totaled 20 hits in a season-best performance.
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Syracuse Diamond Aces
Dick Arnold
Rayce
Temple Lynds
Syracuse University
Arnold
Pulaski
Union
Ithaca
Cornell
Hendricks Field
John Ricey
Schenectady
Orange
Ricey
Lew Carr
Syracuse
Hanson
Mould
Ray Pulaski
Thorne
Pate
Holly
McPhail
Arneld
Reilly
Thome
Palmer
Palak
Heilgel Pov
PUNES
Lyndaat
Artrath
Therese
Yeni
Rey Fun
Tyleth
Brroree Thortit
Pulintr
Rune
Tueckl
Popa
Tuluckh
Anwitl McPhal
Bane Thorne
Meru
Arpulit
Pahukl
Plath Key
North scores late to beat Central in City League clash
North High School edged Central 7 to 5 at Kirk Park in a City High School League game. A three run rally in the eighth broke a 4 4 tie after seven innings. Central managed only one run in the eighth.
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North
Central
Kirk Park
Nornh
Deliinse
Jowdeidich
Jaretts
Towle
Toles
CCNA
Wiveussou
Taddeo
Wakeman
Prokewink
Beltna Tithe
Prohomuta
Curpey
Bhankiin
Walsh J
Genes
Durdeny
Shitkaoutee Ysneer
Derdane
Tome Gil Setctanee
Amateur Sports Tease From Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR hints at amateur team and player names including Green. Mentions Cortland Binghamton Endicott and scores around forty, with uncertain terms and garbled phrases. No clear event date or decisive result emerges from the readable lines.
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Athe
Rupert Eat
Peomareiscett
Puppeter Tournament Schedule Notes and Names
A fragmented list shows a puppeter tournament schedule with multiple times and participant names. Entries include Mrs. DeBanks, Hilda Swanson, Ruth Sperry, Mrs. Willard Morgans, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Ralph Shutman, Mrs. A.J. Spires, Mrs. White, Mrs. Wilks, Miss Sylvia Faulkner, Mrs. Harold Henward, and many others across Class B and related events.
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Darron Hessler
DeBanks
Hilda Swanson
Sperry
Dariesraire
Eaward
Willard" Morgans
A Cc. Nichols
Ralphi Shutman
A.J. “Spires
G. E. Mace Donald
Thad Callum
AL AL
Mra
Shisabers
Willian
Bartoh Min
Grove Robiston
George Palver
Mia
Bedford
Percy Balzar
Louise Libby
Ty Imahas
Carl Wikkht
OaaNios
Carl Windratt
Frank Moochler
Frank Spencies
AdeMre
Lai G. Ros
Mia Gordon Bartlett
Ru. Berns
F.K. Tebstor
Irs
A. G. Selita
Mike A. A. Mchkiana
Rich
WR Hunt
T. Owens
Mino
McMlins
Pim
George Andrews
Mex
Albert Seven Man
H.R. Stone
Francis Etouater
Broater Davin
Brith
DMR
TLC
Metra
R. B. . Marvin
H. W. Hayward
P—Mae
Thomas McCormick
Mtn
PrdeaMen
Groves
Deewenbere
Milord Denhssy
S.A. Flint
T. Kisnball
Oscar
Beach
Man
Wnoattin
Wien
Wil Bartlett
W. H. Tonrason
Syracuse Glasses Will Row Friday
Syracuse University plans a regatta on Onondaga Lake Friday after the routine practice. The event features crews including Marcand and Cornel with Wilsons, as part of the Orance meet scheduled for May 25 with multiple teams expected to compete on the lake.
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Syracuse
Night Mineola plan pace horse racing headlines
A jumble of sports notes mentions Mineola in a night plan for horse racing. It notes Dodgercher needing six more wins to reach a National League string and references Alabama athletics director Hank Crisp facing a fall return, with Walter Hagen and other figures cited in scattered quotes.
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Dodgercher
Hank Crisp
Alabama
Walter
Hagen
Orange Freshmen Vanquish Colgate in Tennis Opener
Syracuse freshmen defeated Colgate 55 to 4 in the opening match of the Orange yearlings. Singles results include McLaughlin defeating Waterhouse 6-2 6-3 and Potter beating Parsons 6-2 5-7 7-5, with doubles action closing 6-2 6-6 and 7-5 4.
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Orange
Colgate Special Dispatch
Hamilton
Syracuse
Colgate
McLaughlin
Waterhouse
Potter
Parsons
Grout
Thomas
Martin
Weveridge
Gates
Stutzman
Wiczel
Henemuth
Miller
Weizel
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Tigers
Reese
Rucker
Sports Mirror
Jack Rubain
Rogers
Baltimore
Tommy Thomas
Orioles
Hot Springs
Ark
Joe Glenn
St. Louis Browns
Gus Mancuso
Gene Thompson
Lioyd Moore
Spurgeon Chandler
Jack Wilson
Boston Red Sox
Sylvester Johnson
Phillies
Frank McCormick
Guarp Mitchell
Owasio Country Club
Auburn
Ward
Tayo
Bles
Duches
Harry Bi
Doornamon
Harry
Univer
Ji Man
Onondaga
Frank, Mitchell
Nordling
Johnny
Mur- Auburn
Ralph
Bill Dalgety
Willowbrook
John Disne
Endicott
Valley Nine Blanks Vocational
Tive Tladtisg Witiens Amerinca
Dwarve Tagen
Hithan
A.B
Tet
Avevi
Wetrollow
Chiba
Tomo TL
Bt. Lain
BI Porney
Bastonsoe Wit
Huger
Ait Nation Enue
Jerson
Ee Likax
Mineola
Illion
Ady
Goofy
Gole
Nelson
Hogan Heajner
Iames
Grort
Tom
Loyola
California
Lorida
Blimp Phelps
Pizzle-Hound
Dodgers
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