Parke Puts Colt to Fast Test Ahead of Withers
Trainer Iven Parke sent Fred Hooper colt to Churchill Downs where he ran seven furlongs in 1 31 4/5, showing speed but finishing behind Fonder. Withers at Belmont looms as next target as Olympia and Noble Impulse lead three year olds toward mile race. Capot and other probables like Entrust and Whiffenpoof remain in mix with Noble Impulse sailing to New York later this week.
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Iven Perke
Treiner
Fred Hooper
Churchill Downs
Choice
Fonder
Moia
Heliopolis
Belmont
Olympic
Parke
Olympia
I Oglebay
Noble Impulse
Pimlico
Greentree Stable
Capot
Baltimore
Withers
New York
William ‘Helis
B. Widener
H. Hecht
G. D
Widener
William Ziegler
Spring Bowling Leagues Start at Syracuse Bowl Center
Bowling leagues begin this week at the Syracuse Bowl Center with eight teams at 7 2 P M and eight teams at 7 30 P M, plus 12 teams at 7 30 P M. Men’s leagues form Monday and Friday nights while women’s leagues form Monday Thursday and Friday nights, all getting underway.
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Syracuse
Syracuse Girls Bowl to 18th Post
In Columbus Ohio today the Women’s International Bowling Congress tournament saw leaders hold their positions as several pin toppers qualified for prize money. Stella Poworomek and Myrtle Brisson led the doubles with 1131 while Sylvia Wene and Marie James posted strong totals in singles and doubles. The American Bowling and Billard team from New York led the team event with 2613 as the Empire State champions remain atop the standings on day 26 of the tourney.
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Columbus
Stella Poworomek
Myrtle Brisson
Sylvia Wene
Philadelphia
Shell
Marie James
Bilard
New York
Empire State
Jon
Syracusans Share In State Prizes
Syracuse bowlers reached prize money in the 24th State Bowling tournament as finals loom. Mike Sabatino and Jor Stagnitta led doubles with 1272 set and 4077 total including 339 350 293. Sabatino topped singles with 2694 and 117 pin spot.
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Purkasy
Syracuse
Mike Sabatino
Jor Stagnitta
Sabatino
Nick Diletila
Guy Mancini
Mancini
Frank Schoo
Cloyd Boyer Joins Rochester Red Wings
The Rochester Red Wings announce the acquisition of right handed pitcher Cloyd Boyer on option from the St. Louis Cardinals. He is subject to a 24 hour recall. Boyer posted a 16 win 10 loss record for Houston in the Texas League last season.
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Cloyd Boyer
Red Wings
Rochester
Rochester Red Wings
International League Today
St. Louis Cardinals
Bing Devine
Boyer
Houston
Marcellus Edges Warners 3 2 In County League Game
Marcellus defeated Warners 3 to 2 in a western division Class C D County League matchup at Marcellus field yesterday. McLaren pitched nine strikeouts and allowed four hits for the Victors. Schafer doubled, advanced on Graham’s single, and scored on Smith’s hit to tally the decisive run.
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Queuana Marcellus
Warners
McLaren
Victors
Schafer
Grahams
Smith
Jersey City Gets a Pair From Giants
The New York Yankees weigh options on Joe DiMaggio heel as medical tests loom. Meanwhile the Giants option infielder Jack Lonke and pitcher Andy Tomasic from Jersey City, the Dodgers trade Bob Ramazzotti to the Cubs for Henry Schenz and cash, and Schenz moves to St Paul. Ken Wood leaves for Baltimore.
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New York
Ui Don
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
DeLaggio
St Fox
George Weiss
Joe
New York Giants
Jack Lonrke
Andy Tomasic
Jersey City
Brooklyn Dodgers
Clarence Podbielan
Montreal
Upton
Bob Ramazzotti
Chicago Cubs
Henry Schenz
Schenz
Brooklyn
St Paul
Dodger
O Grady Named Basketball Coach at Georgetown
Buddy O Grady was named basketball coach at Georgetown University succeeding Elmer Ripley who resigned to coach at John Carroll University in Cleveland. O Grady, a 1942 Georgetown graduate, played professional basketball with the Louis Bombers and the Providence Steam Rollers.
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Wabuawaus
Buddy” O'Grady
Georgetown University
O'Grady
Elmer Ripley
John Carroll University
Cleveland
Georgetown
Louis Bomblers
Providence Steam Rollers
Central Noses Out Nottingham 3-2 In City League Baseball
Central edged Nottingham 3-2 at Kirk Park as Walter Simendinger and Tom Mick delivered the run producing hits. Baldwinsville beat Solvay 5-2 to extend its unbeaten streak to 31 in the County High School League Class B. Vancer Veer starred with eight strikeouts and two singles as the leadoff hitter and pitcher.
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Central
Nottingham
Kirk Park
Walter Simendinger
Tom Mick
O'Hearn
Hinman
B’ville
Baldwinsville High School
Solway
Beeville
Baldwinsville
Vancer Veer
Baih
Earl Torgeson Faces Surgery For Shoulder Injury
Earl Torgeson first baseman of the Boston Braves prepares for hospital operation on a left shoulder injured in a Saturday night game against Brooklyn. Dr Joseph H Shortett says surgery will correct a shoulder separation, likely sidelining Torgeson for the Braves for a period.
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New
Ernan
Chicago
Camillus Beats Elbridge In Western Division Showdown
Camillus defeated Elbridge 9 to 6 in a Class C-D county league high school game at Losers Field. Dave Deodale and Ed Case each had three hits while Dave Panik pitched five hitless innings for the winners.
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Camillus
Elbridge
Dave Deodale
Ed Case
Camullus
Blondie
Tollin
Dave Panik
Better Golf By Sam Snead
The article explains grip technique for beginners, contrasting palm and finger grips. It notes the left forefinger extension for control and lever action at impact, and describes how the left hand heel and right forefinger create a whip-like effect for the golf club.
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Golf
Sam Snead
Clarkson Nine Trims Orange with Hamm Strong on mound
Clarkson Tech hurler Jerry Hamm tossed a three hitter and improved the Hodze squad to a 4 0 0 victory over Syracuse University. Hamm, a top righthander, carried a no hitter into the sixth as Clarkson bats supported him with runs in the fourth and eighth innings.
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Jerry Hamm
Clarkson Tech
Syracuse University
Hodze
Hamm
East
Soloman
Bowers
Hows
Dave Bowers
Jackies
Irgares
Solaman
Pame
Valley in 3 Way Tie For Lead in Cu League
Onondaga Valley Academy routs Smith Tech 27 1 to stay in the Cu League lead amid a three way chase. Billy Jones and Pete Costi spearhead the offense with four hits each and a home run by Costi. Bod Schalk adds four hits, while Gallants relieves the loss for Smith Tech in a one sided rout.
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Billy Jones
Onondaga Valley Academy
Smith Tech
North
Tech
Pitcher Gallants
Smith
Canadian Youth Show High Baseball Enthusiasm in Toronto
Canadian youth baseball surges with Toronto as 16 600 players in spring activity. Leafs coach Hel Bisonette and Philadelphias plan a June educational camp for Toronto youngsters with scouts, aiming to seed future professional prospects. Opening day drew 22 000 spectators. Charles Moore Jr. is highlighted as a rising sprint and hurdle talent with Penn State ties. News notes cover Niagara University letters and several Syracuse area athletes alongside local coaching changes.
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Ace Durkin
Raia
Toronto
Sanilar Pl
Iamenes
Hel Bisonette
T Oronte Leafs
Art Leman
Joe Ziegier
Philadelphias
Phillies
Leafs
Bisonetto
Phils
Minoa Beats Jamesville In 16-2 Eastern Class C-D Clash
Minoa extended its district streak with a 16-2 win over Jamesville as Bob Campany and Don Hullar hit three run homers. Ron Costello and Bernie Costello shared pitching duties in the decisive victory.
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Hinoa
Bau
Jamesville
Bob J .Campany
Don Hullar
Ron
Berniei Costello
Minoa
Mrs Shulman Leads Lafayette Golf Club Details
Mrs. Shulman to serve as general chairman at the Lafayette Golf Club. Igo Mersa and the Latey Club oversee season play with co chairs Monas Feder and Mrs Schwartz. Daily stake events, a three club tournament, White Elephant prizes, two ball foursomes, and a pit contest are planned. July team play and August club championship qualifying are scheduled with President's Cup matches in September.
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Fayetteville Fs
Liverpool
Ralph Shulman
Hame
Diamond Vest
Igo Mersa
Monas Feder
Mrs. Schwartz
Seale
Septembber
Shulman
Henry Wilson
Alvert Flak
Max Gardner
Fred Osborne
Sermottr Rozh
Fine Blended Whiskey Seized at Frankfort Facility
A Frankfort facility operated by Bistilfers Corp. faced action after a fine blending operation yielded 0.5 proof whiskey and 60x grab neutral spints with an 8 percent involvement noted in an official notice.
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Metrose and Company
Nie Baltinare
Darylend
Frankfort Bistilfers Corp
Draw Schedules For District Golf Tournament
The Syracuse Women's District Golf Association will draw schedules tomorrow as board members meet at IS AM to finalize plans before the annual luncheon at the Onondaga Club two hours later. Mrs. B C Milner serves as president with officers Mrs Ralph Shulman Mrs J W Rickerich Mrs George Lowenberg Mrs Chester Fisher and Mrs John Stack Bellevue as corresponding secretary.
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Syracuse Women's District Golf Association
IS AM
Onondaga Club
B. C. Milner
Ralph Shulman
la Payette
J. W. Rickerich
Drumlins
George Lowanberg
Yacht Club
Chester Fisher
John Stack
Bellevue
Onondaga Central Rolls Past Tully Nine Two
Onondaga Central High School baseball remained unbeaten in the Class C-D Eastern Division by routing Tully 9 to 2 at South Onondaga. Oster opened with a triple and Olin doubled, followed by Fener’s two base hit and Ligner driving in two runs, aiding the big win. Leaders Minoa loom Thursday in a key clash.
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Onondaga Central High
Tully
South Onondaga
Onondaga Central
Minoa
Ron Oster
Sherm Olin
Harold Fener
John Ligner
North Syracuse Narrows East Syracuse In Extra Inning Win
North Syracuse rallied twice to beat East Syracuse 6 to 3 in eight innings at North Syracuse. East Syracuse led 4 to 1 in the fifth but North Syracuse tied the score in the sixth and won on a bases loaded sequence in the eighth. Bob Kinslow singled and Capozzi doubled for the decisive runs.
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Orth Syracuse
East Syracuse
North Syracuse
Baldwinsville
Homesters
Javertime
Bob Kinslow
Capozzi
Two No Hitters Highlight Softball Night In Non League Play
Bob Weigand pitched for Haberles in a 14 to 1 rout over Swift at Huntington Field, while Buddy Silver turned in a 1 to 0 performance for the Bak. Both hurled no hitters in the non league games.
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Bob Weigand
Buddy Silverthorne
Weigand
Haberles
Swift
Huntington Field
Silverton Washer
The
Bak
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