Skidding the Sports Field headline tale of Chiefs transfers
Syracuse baseball fans react to a player option involving Jewel Ens and Lefty Al Boresh. Cincinnati and Tulsa back a Tulsa club deal with Reds influence. Hofmann signals willingness to spend for top players while Ens weighs pitching needs and potential cash moves.
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al Boresh
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Reds
Wiliam Hofmann
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Seward
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Mike Schulz
Dixie Howell
Ken Burkhart
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Syracuse
Clarence’ Schindler
Jack Corbett
Chris Hartje
Goody
Rosen
Gene Hiasson
Lindsey
Deal
Bill Nagle
Miller
Clarance Schindler
Schindler
Wi- Ham Hofmann
Leo
Pittsburgh Pirates
al Rubelting
Frankie Drews
Alex Mustathkis
Harvtey
William Hofmann
Hofmann
Giles
Santa Claus
Chiefs Finally Get a Lucky Break
A Syracuse Chiefs home stand boosts turnout for Progress Club Cancer Fund night at the stadium. The event aims to raise about 12 000 in receipts from 9 00 box reservations and ticket sales to support the Onondaga County Cancer Fund, with proceeds favoring the fund after Uncle Sam’s share.
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Cancer Fund
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Onondaga County Cancer Fund
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Uncle Sam
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Onondaga County
Miss Kelly Wins Bellevue Sweeps
Moss Ann Kelly led Class A in the regular weekly sweepstakes for women golfers at Bellevue Country Club yesterday, with Mrs. John Dondhue and Mrs. John Stack also placing in Class A and B. Mrs. S Forsythe took first in the 9 hole group, and identical scores were posted by Mrs. Raymond F Murphy and Mrs. J C Russell.
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John Dondhue
John Stack
Robert Cosgrove
S_ Forsythe
Raymond F. Murphy
J. C. Russell
Fight Results From Associated Press
New Orleans Freddie Dawson and Alfredo Prada score wins by knockout or decision in listed bouts. Names include Melvin Bartholomex, Charley Caber, Joel Velez, Sarkie Blair, Gimbel, Perris Walker, Sal Prrea, Corky Genzalis, Pai Tacobucci, Nady Cruz, Archie Hemp among others with varying results from arena events in multiple cities. Several fighters are marked with knockouts, draws, or decisions.
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Freddie Dawson
Melvin Bartholomex
Queensboro Arena
Alfredo Prada
Charley
Caber
Lewe
Wood
Calif
Joel Velez
Sarkie Blair
Drew
Gimbel
TACOM
Aack Snipo
New London
Tammsr Rezano
Lenny
San Francisco
Bperris Walker
Sal Prrea
Corky Genzalis
Tacobucci
Melbourne
Mintraline
Nady Cruz
Archie Hemp
Dorothy Fitzgerald Leads With 536 In State Women's Bowling
Dorothy Fitzgerald stars for Buffalo teachers team in the State Women’s Bowling Tournament last night. Her squad finished 2212 in division C from scores 730 792 and 658, with Fitzgerald leading scoring at 535 on her 191 258 187 series.
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Sait City
Dorothy Fitzgerald
Hunt Low Wins Kicker Handicap at Drumlins Club
Mrs H Roland Hunt topped Class A in the Kicker Handicap for the Women’s Golf Club of Drumlins. Finishing second were Mrs Hector Schisa, Mrs William Schoonmaker, and Mrs Charles Gugino. Class B went to Mrs George Robinson with Miss Vivian Munson, Mrs HH Little, Mrs Ernest Davis, and Mrs Tefit Bassett ranking next. In Class C Mrs F H Kane won, with Mrs Robert Colvin placing second.
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Robert Colvin
Turnesa Loses British Amateur Title Title Match to McCready
Sam McCready of Belfast defeated Willie Turnesa of the United States in a 30 hole British Amateur Championship final at Portmarnock Ireland. McCready surged ahead late to win while Turnesa rallied earlier but could not hold the edge.
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Sam McCready
Belfast
Willie Termesa
Elmeford
Portmarnock
Wille Turnesa
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Hunt Hurls No-Hitter for South Side Reds
Ronnie Hunt pitched a no hit no run game for the South Side Reds as they routed the Black Hawks 26 to 0 in the midget division at McKinley Park. Hunt walked none and the Reds played flawless defense. Jerry Jones and Jerry Grant homered triples and Barry Eisher added a double for the victors.
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Mcj Kinley Park
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Jerry Jones
Jerry Grant
Barry Eisher
Boxing Club Folds as C Of C Transfers Assets
The Tournament of Champions Inc boxing promotion folds with stock and assets transferred to Madison Square Garden International Boxing Club. The new syndicate holds a contract for World Middleweight Champion Marcel Cerdan and other fighters and leases for promoting bouts at the Polo Grounds.
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Tournament of Champions, Inc
Madison Square Garden International Boxing Club
Syndidcate
Marcel Cerdan
Polo Grounds
Binghamton Nine In Bus Accident
A collision between a bus carrying the Binghamton Baseball Club of the Eastern League and an automobile near New Milford Pennsylvania injured four local residents. It was not learned if any Binghamton players were hurt in the crash two miles north of New Milford.
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American Margaret Osborne du Pont wins French International title
In Paris Margaret Osborne du Pont of Bellevue Delaware, the U S champion, defeated defending champion Nelle Landrey Adamson of France to win the Women s French International tennis championship 2 7 5 6 2.
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Metzler Hurt In Indianapolis Practice Run
George Metzler, 38, of Indianapolis was injured in a practice at the Indianapolis motor speedway. He struck the south turn wall after veering through the grass infield, his car owned by Lee Giessner of Wheeling, West Virginia, was heavily damaged and he was taken to Methodist Hospital. The extent of injuries was not immediately known.
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Fulton Polish Nine Activé Invades Sherifl and Oneida
The Fulton Polish-American baseball team formerly the Syracuse Stars will invade Sherman on Sunday and entertain Oneida on Monday at Fulton. Charlie Burgett will pitch for Fulton on Sunday and Babe Testone on Monday.
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Three Close Careers in Orange Today
Three Syracuse University players from the starting nine against Colgate will end their athletic careers with the Orange after today’s game. Captains Bob Schiffner Walter Slovenski and George Jarvis, plus Dick Solomon, coach Dick Kilianhan’s utility man, cap their multi sport tenure with final appearances. Slovenski and Schiffner also played football, Jarvis also played basketball, as Syracuse seeks a sixth straight win and a chance to avenge a earlier 7–0 loss at Hamilton.
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Dave Ware Stars Again in One-Hitter Victory
Dave Ware followed a no hit game with a one hit shutout against Rochester at Pebble Hill School. He struck out 18 of 23 batters, allowed a first inning single and an error in the fourth, and issued no walks. Pebble Hill clinched the CUPS League title with the seven inning win.
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Cathedrals Test Against Assumption Marks Season Midweek Clash
Cathedral, fresh from a 4 2 win over St Vincent at Griffin Field, faces Assumption at MacArthur Stadium in a key Parochial League showdown. Ed Rother and Ken Saile are expected on the mound, with Cathedral seeking its fifth win and Assumption aiming to stay undefeated. Rother doubled and singled, driving in two runs while Fiacconi added two singles and a double. Jenkins took the loss for St Vincent as Matherson, for Cathedral, threw a two-hitter.
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al Shokes
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Shokes
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Valley Tennis Team Blanks CBA in 5 0 Shutout Victory
The Quondaga Valley tennis team swept all five matches at Cabadaza Park, losing only six games. Singles saw Leneche defeat Gochel 6-0 6-0, Guike beat Burns 6-0 6-1, Jianion'i down Parr 3-6 6-2, and in doubles Lanewirt and Skrekoski beat Burns and Geebhe 6-1 4-6 6-4, while Perkins and Bete'i defeated Parz and Stone 6-3 6-1.
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Yankees and Dodgers Pace Setters in Early 1947 Season
The Dodgers and Yankees lead the pennant race after six weeks as Boston Braves share the National League lead with Los Angeles. Johnny Sain held the Braves, while Preacher Roe aided the Dodgers with a shutout. Gene Hermanski sparked the Giants and Phillies clashed, with Al Brazile and Eddie Wazak powering a 2-1 Pirates win as Chicago, St Louis, and Cleveland posted key results in a busy opening stretch.
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Sam Nike
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al Dark
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Clint Hartung
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Murry Dickson
Dickson
Johnny Schmitz
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Cincinnati
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Syracuse Golfers Roll Rochester in Season Finale
Syracuse University golf team routed Rochester 622 to 210 yesterday at Green Lakes to close the season with eight wins in nine starts. Captain Tony Langan led with a 2 4 and 3 win over James Lennox, while Jack Mollica and George Gebhardt also contributed key wins. The Orange hopefuls target the national tournament at Ames, Iowa, in late June.
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James Lennox
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Robert Leone
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Cloud Beard
Harry
Wareham
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Syracuse
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Harry Dilingsworth
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UCLA to Clash With Texas A and M in 1951 Tilt
UCLA announced a September 21 1951 football game against Texas A and M. It marks the second meeting between the teams on UCLA s 1951 schedule and follows Texas A and M s 1940 victory in Los Angeles.
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Three boxers triumph on Syracuse Sporting Club card
Eisen Barone and Williams won the top bouts at the Coliseum last night in a sparsely attended Syracuse Sporting Club show. Nick Barone Don Williams and Vic Eisen defeated challengers as Milton Lattimore Charles Munnally and Tommy Baker were noted for their catches. The event was a financial setback despite some exciting action.
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Baker
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Chiefs Fall Short in Baltimore Series Opener
The Syracuse Chiefs, mired in four straight losses in New Jersey, open a five game series with the Baltimore Orioles at Baltimore after a 3-3 draw in Newark. Art Hartley or Dixie Howell expected to start as the Chiefs seek offense, while Jack Dunn continues as Orioles field manager. Newark beat Syracuse 5-1 as Earl Toolson earned his fourth win in five games. Mets?
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Oswego High Rally Beats CBA 25 3 At Otis Field
Oswego High School baseball reeled off a 24 run swing in the sixth inning to overcome Christian Brothers Academy 25 to 3 at Otis Field. Nick Cotlabell wildness spurred the Oswego burst as Bob McCrohie allowed five hits and struck out 32 in Oswego’s fourth win of the season.
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Dog Trials at Newell Farm Near Camillus Sunday
A coon dog field trial is set for 1 P.M. Sunday at the Newell farm between Camillus and Elbridge. Arrows from Ben Nettles Corners will mark the trial site. Cosgrove and Genevieve Daniels serve as co chairmen. Prize money and trophies will be awarded.
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Phonite Vets to Host North Syracuse This Sunday
The Phonite Vets, hosting, will meet North Syracuse on Sunday for baseball action. They travel to Caughdeney on Monday for another game, continuing a busy early season schedule.
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Eastwood Triumphs 14-9 Over Smith Tech in City League
Eastwood defeated Smith Tech 14 to 9 at Eastwood diamond yesterday. Barry Ghezzi Dave Chase and Dick Nann each had two hits for Eastwood, while Smith was held to four hits as Eastwood pitchers limited the visitors.
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Unclear sports slate with scattered results and matchups
Fragmentary OCR records show scattered scores for games involving Detroit, York, Philadelphia, and Chicago, with listed matchups including St Louis at Deira and Philadelphia at New York. Additional glimpses reference Boston and Washington but details are incomplete.
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