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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1941
Page
16
Buddy Baer credits Joe Louis for the victory and discusses his own recovery and mindset after the bout. He notes Louis landed strong punches, while Baer shed the worst blows and retains ambition to extend career.
Simplex beat Will & Baumer 6 4 to drop the league leaders while Iroquois China outslugged Syracuse Foundry 14 11 to create a three way Industrial 3 tie among Simplex Syracuse Foundry and Will & Baumer. Other results include W C Lipe 5 Globe Foundry 4 and Syracuse Container 12 Straight Line Engine 9.
Ben Chapman veteran of eleven American League seasons and former Cleveland player was released by the Washington Senators yesterday. He arrived with the club in a trade for Joe Krakauskas who has been optioned to the Syracuse Chiefs.
A brief sports note reports Syracuse scoring 4 points against Wolff Dunsgey who has 13 points, with Syracuse Supply mentioned as the context or team involved.
Mathew Petroski of 1305 Burnet Avenue, son of Mr and Mrs J Petroski, has earned a basketball letter. He is a student at Indiana Technical College in Fort Wayne Indiana where the Tech team won the Indiana Ohio Conference of the Metropolitan area.
Indianapolis track officials allowed two Talbot Special cars from France to enter qualifying after protests by American drivers. Ted Donscher and the war committee asserted the cars passed tests, though critics claimed weight and structural checks were incomplete. Russell Snowberger led threats of action if the test was ignored as Talbot drivers Rene Lebeque and Jean Trevoux prepared for the 300 mile event.
The Seattle challenger Hostak prepares for a 15 round title bout with champion Tony Zale at Chicago Stadium on Wednesday. Hostak’s camp claims he is transformed after training and a hand injury earlier, while bookmakers list Zale as a slight favorite at 6 to 5.
Hannibal and Port Byron will meet Wednesday afternoon at Elbridge in the final playoff game of the Tri County High School Baseball League. The winner faces the Wayne County champion Thursday at Walcott for a shot at the Section V tournament at Rochester.
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New York May 27. The National League upheld a 300 fine against Chicago for a neglect claim while Dodgers protests over a game were denied. Frick ruled the Cubs technically added a player on May 17 and exonerated them of intent to violate rules. Gallaher to protest fine. Charley Gilbert’s ankle injury sidelined him further.
Eastwood High golfers defeated Baldwinsville 51 2 at Seneca yesterday. Result shows Eastwood ahead as Baldwinsville trailed in the match.
A quick archival recap lists events from today a year ago when Ben Hogan failed to qualify for an Open championship by one stroke. It also recalls three years ago when Bill Lee and Chi- Reta Cue earned a Pirates victory in relief, and five years ago when Leroy Haynes knocked out Primo Camera in the ninth round with commentary on the referee’s decision.
Dayton Ohio teacher Everett Saylor 30 will race in the Indianapolis 500 on Friday. He taught in country grade schools before switching to dirt track and midget automobile racing seven years ago.
The District of Columbia Boxing Commission grants a 24 hour recess as it prepares to hear Referee Arthur Donovan explain his ruling that Joe Louis won by disqualification in last Friday’s bout. Buddy Baer’s heavyweight claim remains unresolved.
Connie Mack says the Athletics have shed their inferiority complex after seven straight wins. He notes improved pitching and batting, a stronger infield with Dick Seibert and Benny McCoy, outfielders Bob Johnson, Sam Chapman, Wally Moses, and catcher Frankie Hayes, and predicts a tough road trip to Boston tests the club against the Red Sox.
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