Yankees reshuffle roils majors with Lindell trade
The New York Yankees executed a major roster shakeup selling Lindell to St. Louis for Marshall and sending Doane and Martin to Kansas City. Mize’s status sparks debate as Wing Whe salary limits reshuffle minor leaguers. Stengel grapples with lineups while Frank Fanovich lands with Minneapolis. The piece also notes Lindell’s return potential and Struweiss’ lingering role.
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Lawrence Or. Selddy
NEW York Yankees
Lindell
St. Louis Cardinals
Cuddles Marshall
St. Louis
Job Mive
Doane Pitterie
Billy Martin
Kansas City
Shills
Mize
Yankees
Wee
Mie
New York Yinkery
Hitcher Glarence
Caedles
Marsuo
St. Louis Browas
John Lindell
Vighs
Marshall
Major League Rosters Shrink to 25 as Deadline Looms
As the 25 player limit looms, clubs rush to cut rosters with 13 releases and two sales. With 30 hours left, Brooklyn faces five cuts from 20, while Detroit and others trim to meet the constraint. The Reds plan to drop a man to Syracuse to solve their surplus.
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Witl
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Detroit
Aube Jimit
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Philles
Washington
St Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Syracuse
Wrestling Draws 14 246 To Madison Square Garden
A large crowd packed Madison Square Garden for a seven eight show featuring Johnny Mize and a slate of stars. The event highlighted promotions for the Yankees, Giants, and White Sox with roster moves and farm affiliations noted alongside boxing and wrestling bouts. The night drew 14 246 patrons paying roughly 429 000 in total receipts.
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Boston
New York Clus
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
Dick Wakebel
Giants
Monte Irvin
Jersey City
Myron McCormick
Weestime
Felder Sabony
Johnny Mize
Roukie
Infelder
Ble Martin
Uptown
Garden Light
Paddy Young
Chysle Pusu
Rocks Graviu
Cony Tanivo
Farden
Nate Brown Faces George in Syracuse Wrestling Main Event
NATIN BROWN, aiming to regain fan respect, meets Gorgeous George in a two of three falls main event at the Coliseum in Syracuse. The card opens at 8:30 PM with Al Bey and Mickey Gald as Joes, followed by a semi final Ski Hi Joe and Roy Mert, then the main event. A Syracuse promoter offered a reluctant anonymous woman a pair of ringside seats as partial compensation for services once tied to George.
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Sycacuse
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Bobby Nelgon
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Syracuse
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al -Bey
Mickey Gald
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Roy Mert
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Berlin
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Sam Snead
Dack Burke
Rock
Lloyd Mangrum
Cary
Solvay Rally Routs North Syracuse in High School Baseball
Solvay jumped from last to fourth in the Central Provision League as North Syracuse pitcher Angelo Capozzi dominated until the seventh inning when three straight hits by Newlong Dooley and Nicolini drove in three runs. Capozzi fanned 24 batters and allowed only a single hit through the earlier frames before control faltered. North Syracuse committed five errors in the field.
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Solvay
Onondaga County
North Syracuse
Angelo Capozzi
Balter
Son
Newlong
Dooley
Nicolini
Camillus Tops Elbridge 8 to 3 in county league game
Camillus defeated Elbridge 8 to 3 in a Western Division Onondaga County High School league matchup. Camillus built a big lead with a strong seventh inning aided by Smith’s home run with two on base. Elbridge trailed 3 to 3 before Camillus pulled away late.
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Camillus Tames
Elbridge
Er Taliird
Smith
Wailap
Onondaga County High School
Rame Ai Camillus Yestereny
Fight Results Borough Event Mixed Scores Report
Fight results from a local bout show multiple fighters named Elenon and Brown. The clipping lists weights, punch counts, and scoring in a tightly packed, OCR damaged format with city names and event notes. The piece references a venue or ring area and a list of bout outcomes including rounds, judges, or official results.
Ike Bevins Career End Brings Courageous Battle
The Boston University athlete Ike Bevins risked his life to compete after a base spine injury and later suffered a paralysis episode while playing bridge. Doctors diagnosed a blood clot on the spine ending his football and delaying his coaching path as a physical education major.
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Boston Mns
Hie
Ralphy
Ike Beving
Boston University
Bevins
Tiis
Ike
Robbie
Massachusetts General Hospital
Northeastern
Baseball and Softball Umpires Unite in Central New York
Central New York umpires have agreed to join forces under the Syracuse chapter of the New York State Umpires Association. Bing Loehr remains in charge of softball assignments while Bill Shayes becomes president of the combined organizations and leads baseball umpire responsibilities.
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Central New York
Syeacuse
New York State Umpires Association
Persis
Bing Loehr
Bill Shayes
Ierours
Iafe
Open golf championship field forms at Ardmore course
A total of 395 entries, third largest in U S Open history, are on file for the 194 U S Open at Ardmore. Pay Fine and applicants will vie for starting spots in 162. Twenty nine players are exempt from the qualifying rounds set for 29 dis Trot.
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Ardmore
Giants Crush Rochester 20-3 in 16-2 Start to 4-Inning Lead
Jersey City Giants pounded Rochester 20-3 as Roger Bowman lifted Jersey City to a 16-2 edge after four innings. Nap Reyes Fred Gerken and Star Jok homered for the winners while Russ Derry drove in Rochester’s lone run. The crowd braved cold damp weather and all games were postponed by the Wing management after this contest.
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Roger Bowman
Jersey City
Tittle Giant
Giants
Rochter
Dick Bokelmar
Nap Reyes
Fred Gerken
Jok
Russ Derry
Oime
Rochester
Tam
Azarel Ward
Yates Bowlers Post 2591 Score
Yates bowlers posted a team score of 2591 at the American Bowling Congress event in Columbus Ohio. Individual leaders included Mevander Grants 2371, Bailees Van Wies Waals and Lovsinas Van Wees 235, with W Van Wie tallying 100 in doubles and Giants hitting 626 in singles.
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YATES
Syracuse
Columbus
O Recreations
Mevander Grants
Bailees van Wies Waals
Lovsinas van Wees
W. van Wie
Giants
Softball Scores From Local League Card
La Canlinas beat Post Office 4 to 2 while Bristo edged mentals and Potter Cable II 6 to 6. Feva's defeated Garocsles 5 to 1. Lite Gems won 3 to 2 against Porky and Banjo. All Americans topped Villanoves 39 to 3 and Fasies beat CTC 33 to 0.
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Post Office
Bristo
Mentals & Potter Cable II
Johtans
Feva's
Garocsles
Lite Gems
Porky and
Banjo
All Americans
Villanoves
Fasies
CTC
North Trims Nottingham in City League clash at Thonden Park
North edged Nottingham 8 to 5 in a City League baseball contest at Thonden Park. Windy Hillers won their fifth of eight games as Vince Dayitto pitched a strong start and "Pep" Vinciguerra delivered a clutch ripper to cap the scoring.
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Nottingham
Thonden Park
Windy Hillers
Sith Joss
Vince Dayitto
Andl
Pep" Vinciguerra
Lripper
Sob O'flearn
Bulldog
Central Bowl To Smith Five Four In 1941 Victory
Ted Agrey drove in the decisive run as Smith Tech beat Central Weslectoy 5 to 4 at Proxer Park for the season opening City League win. O'Hara pitched well, Hinchey relieved in the sixth, and Woodworth delivered a seventh inning hit for the victorious team.
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Don Wooodworth
Ted Agrey
Smith| Tech
Central Weslectoy
Proxer Park
Tech
O'Hara
Raule Hinchey
Centira
Priest
Fass Woodworth
Gillenwater and Corbitt Lead Chiefs in Series Opener Streak
Shortstop Claude Corbitt and pitcher Gordon Gillenwater, stars of the Syracuse Chiefs, aim to boost the club as they face the Baltimore Orioles in a key series opener. Corbitt hits around .200 after a fund trip victory run, with Gillenwater near .400 in recent action. Manager Belvedere plans Hartley to start, weather permitting, with Jolly or Arrea ready if needed. The Orioles arrive today and will practice at the stadium after Syracuse workouts.
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Claude Corbitt
Aydl
Gordon Gillenwater
Lupe
Baltimore
Shore
Bruno Betael
Lie Ime
P.M. Corbitt
Gillenwater
Chiefs
Piace
Corbyt
Gittenwayer
Tribe
Belvordicated
Ail Hartley
Mick Callop
Orioles
Hartley
Dave Jolly
Jim Arrea
Cincinnati Reds
Jolly
Belzel
Avieat
Syracuse
Harvey
Avreat
Chiefsi
Printers Ready for Defeat in Annual Softball Clash
The Terale Journal staff vows a hard win in tomorrow night’s city softball game at Nichols Field. Reporters have won two of the last three, blaming prior lineups on manager Norbert Auetzhauser. New managers Ken Sparrow and Roy Fairman will lead the writers, with Fred Herman hospitalized.
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Terale- Journals
Iy Nichols
Norbert Auetzhauser
Bee
City
Ken Sparrow
Roy Fairman
Fred Herman
Hspital
Eastwood 9 Beats Valley 7 1 at Meachem Field
Eastwood 9 strengthened its second place in the City League by defeating Joarling Valley 7 to 1 at Meachem Field. Valley Teens grabbed a lone hit and Eastwood's G1 figures powered the win.
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Joarling
Paul Petitt
Pittsburgh Pirates
Raulhy
Cornell Mine Tomer
Swurt
Cal Jrow
Collendale
Birmingham Barons
Bob Canfield
Gessler Arzani
Leach
Hugh Luby
Genning
Joe ‘Lvacy
Pelicans
Pittsburgh
Pettit
Luby
Peitit
Uelge
Pelican
Petfit
Hels
Struick
Boston Red Sox Lead In MLB Batting and Pitching Stats
The report highlights Boston batting leaders with Walter Drogo leading in hits and home runs by Ted Williams with nine. It notes runs scored by Diageio and runs batted in led by Stephens, plus top pitchers Stove and Parnell at 4-1 and Lemon with 28 strikeouts, with Cleveland, New York, and Philadelphia also cited for context.
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Boston Red Sox
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Walter Drogo Jeading
Staimenty
Bayt
Cleveland
Larry Doby
York
Chle Mapes
Mit ST
Boston
Dom Bie Maggio
Philadelphia
Paull
Hoag
Deion
Vic Dervort
Abt
Ed Scewart
Ed Yost
Wasth
Tommy Henrich
New York
Rock Sow
Diageio Hondds
al Zarill
Varn Stephens
Detroit
Dick Kryhoski
Art Moultaman
Bob Lemon
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