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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1952
Page
9
In New York the Dodgers regained a share of first place with the Giants as the Cubs swept a doubleheader from Chicago, winning 3-2 and 6-4. The Cubs moved into a firm third place, within 1 1/2 games of the leaders.
The Cubs won both ends of a doubleheader highlighted by 5 hitter Bob Rush and 6 hitter Johnny Klippstein. They stopped the Giants five game win streak in game one and handed Jim Hearn his first loss in game two, a homer-filled tilt with Hank Sauer and Frank Baumholtz going deep for Chicago. The Dodgers beat the Pirates 6-4 behind Clem Labine and Duke Snider, who homered to break a tie. Phillies beat Reds 3-2 as Curt Simmons Night sparkled. Braves downed St. Louis 6-3 behind Warren Spahn after Vinegar Bend Mizell’s rough second. The Senators shut out Cleveland 2-0 as Frank Shea won again, while the Yankees’ Noren sparked a 3-2 win over Detroit. Allie Reynolds earned a 3-3 mark after Noren’s move to first. Rainouts at Philadelphia and Chicago.
Sammy Snead extended his advantage in the Palm Beach round robin event at New Rochelle as he totaled 31 points for the day with a 66 71 card on the Wykagyl course. Claude Harmon and Lloyd Mangrum trailed as action regrouped the 16 pros with Snead set to seal the $3,000 first prize if steady play continues.
Bob Feller struck out one batter for Detroit as the Cleveland Indians dropped the contest in a 1938 game.
Sub Fleet 5-2 favorite heads the field for the $75 000 added Preakness Stakes at Pimlico with about 40 000 in attendance. Derby winner Hill Gail absent leaves contenders such as One Count Blue Man Armageddon Jampol Gushing Oil Count Flame Arroz Handsome Teddy Primate in the mix.
Nottingham High School opened its tennis season with a 4-1 victory over Onondaga Valley Academy at Kirk Park. Liverpool trackmen beat Fayetteville 48-42 in a County League dual at Griffin Field. Ramblers face the Valley Merchants in a semi pro baseball game at Meachem this afternoon at 1 PM.
Evangelists beat St. Lucy's 10 to 1 at Griffin Field to clinch a share of first place in the Parochial league. Bob Dietz pitched effectively with one hit allowed until the sixth inning and struck out 13. Morgan O'Donnell fanned 12 for St. Lucy's as Dietz and Don Brisk drove in six runs for the winners.
Oswego State was blanked 12 0 as Carl Saile pitched Le Moyne College to its first ever shutout in five seasons. Saile fanned 12 and allowed four hits while teammate Jerry Chotskie led the offense with three hits including a seventh inning homer.
North High School moved into the City League baseball lead after a 9-0 victory over Nottingham on Grant School diamond. Windy Hillers improved to six wins in seven starts, edging Valley by a half game as the league race tightens.
The Syracuse Chiefs lost 11 to 3 to the Rochester Red Wings in the opener of a four game set. Freddie Martin pitched a complete game for Rochester as the Wings built a seven run third inning and a four run sixth. Chiefs starter Jack Griffore struggled early with 16 Red Wings hits before relief by Zeke Melignano. Claude Corbitt, Doren Babe and Hank Workman led the Chiefs with early singles and a ninth inning rally produced two more runs.
Winners of an 18 hole sweepstakes were Mrs. James Bristol and Mrs. George Salinett. Low scorers in nine hole Class A were Mrs. R. C. Greminger and Mrs. Charles Ames. Class B leaders were Mrs. Cedrick Acheson and Mrs. William Pahl.
Solvay Jayvees defeated Baldwinsville 5 to 4 in a junior varsity baseball tilt at Baldwinsville.
The picture explains that a full pivot brings the back to a square facing the hole. Shoulder turn reaches 90 degrees while hips turn about 45 degrees. Shoulders move twice as far and fast as hips to reach the top with hands head-high. Left toe lift stabilizes the stance and keeps the left hip from dipping.
East Syracuse ace Dick Kenyon earned his sixth consecutive victory as he limited North Syracuse to four hits and fanned eight in a 3-0 Central Division win. Kenyon doubled for the first run, Goddard and Orcutt hits produced two more in the fifth, while Willie Ritchie took the loss for North Syracuse.
Mrs. Elliot Horn won the 18 hole poker hand golf tournament at Drumlins Links yesterday. Mrs. Howard Booth took second and Mrs. John Healey third. Other prize winners included several listed club members with sweepstakes honors to Mrs. Robert Burbage and others.
Fayetteville High School defeated Liverpool in a County League golf match at Liverpool yesterday. Dave Tharpe led the winners with a medal score of 81.
Billy Graham, still the No 1 welterweight contender, fought Rock Castellani to a 10 round draw at Madison Square Garden. He remains in line for a title shot vs the Gavilan Turner winner, with both men suffering cuts and no knockdowns in a seesaw bout.
In the opening matches of the Syracuse Golf Association interclub league Drumlins beat Tuscarora 1342 to 1% and Onondaga defeated Yacht Club 15 to 7. Skaneateles beat Lafayette 8 to 7 and Bellevue routed Seneca 14 to 1. Next Friday Crumlin s visits Onondaga with other pairings. Green Lakes opens against Lafayette as Seneca meets Skaneateles.
Lakemont Academy defeated Pebble Hill 8 to 2 in a Conference of Upstate Schools baseball game at Lakemont yesterday. The victory marks Lakemont's third win, while Pebble Hill drops to 1 2 in league play.
Liverpool High School tennis moved into first in the County League with a 4 0 victory over North Syracuse yesterday at Liverpool. The win lifted the team to three wins and one loss.
An advice tone discusses how seasoned anglers should treat newcomers and curiosities about fair play. It urges courteous behavior toward beginners and cautions that purists have no exclusive rights to choices unless present first.
Duke Markell and Irv Med lead the Maple Leafs to a 6-5 seven inning opener win after Markell subbed for Vic Lombardi. Medlinger then fires a two hitter as Toronto sweeps with a 7-0 victory. Springfield split a twin bill with Ottawa.
Colorful Jimmy Demaret, Texas goodwill ambassador and three time Masters champion, is known for his stylish gear and cheerful crowd appeal. He endorses MacGregor Tourney golf balls and clubs, noting Tourneys’ success with 14 of 18 major winners including Jack Burke Jr. in 1952.
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