Hungarian Leads Rival Pair to Tape
London report says I Tabori of Hungary won a three man mile race in 3 59.9 at White City Stadium with C Chataway and Bryan Hewson right behind in 3 59.8. John Disley finished fourth as world record pace hovered at 3 58.0 set by John Landy.
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London
White City
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I. Tabori
Britain
Christaway
Bryan Hewson
John Disley
John Landy
Australia
Turku
Finland
Gordon
Oxford
Chataway
Roger Bannister
Hewson
Tabori
Rolf Lamers
Germany
Lamers
Bannister
Root Janick Win Bridge Pairs Title at Syracuse
Fred C. Root of Tonawanda and Francis Janick of Buffalo won the men’s pair championship in the Canadian American bridge tournament at Hotel Syracuse with 404 points. William Joseph and Gerald Ackerman were second with 38444, Ronald Blair and Paul Srent third with 3693. In the women’s division two pairs tied with 499, including Mrs. C. W. Kenney and Mrs. W. H. McEeig, and Mrs. Charles Mercer and Mrs. Henry Dutcher. second place went to Mrs. Peter Donovan and Mrs. H. J. McDonald with 496.
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Fred C. Root
Tonawanda
Francis Janick
Buffalo
Hotel Syracuse
William Joseph
Paterson
N. J
Gerald Ackerman
New York
Ronald M. Blair
Paul Srent
Ithaca
C. W. Kenney
Syracuse
W. H. McEeig
Binghamton
Charles Mercer
Henry Dutcher
Rochester
Peter Donovan
H. J. McDonald
Oswego
Costa Wins Title Match in Brooklyn Narrowly
Carmelo Costa 21, Brooklyn featherweight, earned a title shot by decisively defeating Lulu Perez in a 10 round apprehension style bout at Madison Square Garden. Matchmaker Billy Brown named Costa for a summer title bout against Sandy Saddler, tentatively on a Wednesday night TV card. Costa's win boosted his contender ranking and he repeatedly pierced Perez with sharp right hands and left hooks.
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Carmelo Costa
Brooklyn
Sandy Saddler
Billy Brown
Madison Square Garden
Costa
Lulu Perez
Brown
Jerry Salica
Perez
Percy Bascett
Lulu
Syracusans Reach 2775 Series At Congress Bowling Meet
Syracusans bowlers top the event with a 2775 team total at the American Bowling Congress. Julie Marker led with a 641 series, Dellulin posted two high games, and teammate Sam Fanizzi with 567 followed by Mixes Raye 548, Frank Garaiola 514, and Anthony Santani 475.
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Fort Wayne
Marker- Julie
Syracuse Keglers
Dellulin
Gor
Cates Hae
US Rt Waderse
Sam Fanizzi
Mixes Raye
Frank Garaiola
Anthony Santani
Eastern track titans Penn State and Manhattan lead IC4A finals
Penn State and Manhattan battle for supremacy as IC4A championships enter finals. Jaspers and Nittany Lions push late, with Moran injuring in the 440 trials and Cantello of LaSalle breaking the javelin meet record at 228 feet 4 inches.
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Randalls Island
New York
Penn State
Manhattan
ED Corrigan
Jaspers
jPenn State
Chick Werner
Nittany
Lions
Sowell
Courtney
Fordham
Pollard
Cantello
Philadelphia
Bob Allison
Navy
Brewerton Bill Tonight Opens Season at 40 Laps
The Brewerton track launches its season with a 40 lap spring championship tonight. Only drivers who raced this season at the track are eligible. After qualifying races, post positions for the feature will reflect season point standings. A car disqualified from last week reshaped points leaving Rod Turcott and Bailey Bailey near the front. If rain hits, the program moves to Sunday afternoon.
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Brewerton
Gil Molta
RodiTurcott
Bailing Bailey
Bill Spring Stars As Kellys Triumph
William Spring led the Kelly five to a 44 point victory over Gambettas. Sam Lanz and Bill Kelly each posted 40 victories over Art Pichette and Bill Irving in Herald Journal golf matches. The Moshers and Irvings split the matches. Next week the Kellys face the Moshers while the Irvings meet Gambettas.
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Gambettas
Sam Lanz
Bill ‘Kelly
Art ‘Pichette
Bill Irving
Herald-Journal
TheMoshers
Irvings
Kellys
Moshers
Drumlins Golf Event Highlights Tied Winners in Sweepstakes
At Drumlins Mrs Elliot Horn tied for low gross 83 with Mrs William Grygiel and Mrs Theodore Lebro posting 76 net. In Group Swanson led Group II 99 25 74 while Group VI saw Mrs da Henson Jeg with a 15 a wi as Madison NL v SUB set for the Morris and Essex Kennel Club show on June 2.
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William Grygiel
Theodore Lebro
Drumlins
Swanson
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Blake Keeps Own Pace With 8-2 Mark In IL Action
Eddie Blake, 30, Toronto right-hander, extends a sixth straight win to lead the International League with an 8-2 record as his Toronto Maple Leafs beat the Rochester Red Wings 6-4. Blake contributed a double and a single, aiding a 13-hit effort against three Rochester pitchers.
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Associated Press
Eddie Blake
Toronto
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Loop
Blake
Toronto Maple Leafs
Leafs
Rochester Red Wings
Montreal Royals
Buffalo Bisons
Columbus Jets
Havana Sugar Kings
Syraeuse Chiefs
Richmond- Virginians
Rochester
Hector Rodriguez
Clown Gets His Answer in Santa Fe Softball Showdown
In Santa Fe New Mexico the Los Alamos Clowns faced the New Mexico State Penitentiary softball team. The playful set piece involved one of their favorite tricks.
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Santa Fe, N.M
Los Alamos Clowns
New Mexico State Penitentiary
Dawson of Dean a blindfolded pitcher in close game
In a Masg district game Dean Down Academy pitcher Billy Dawson faced a disputed close match. An inmate umpire ruled a ball while a spectator challenged the call, amid chaotic remarks from the crowd about the blindfolded hurler.
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Billy Dawson
Minoso Kept At Hospital After Pitch Hit
Chicago White Sox outfielder Minnie Minoso remains in Mercy Hospital after being struck in the head by a pitch in New York. Doctor says he will stay a few more days as a precaution then miss at least one more week and will not play until the New York Yankees visit.
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Chicago White Sox
Minnie Minoso
Minoso
New York
Mercy Hospital
John Claridge
Minnie
New York Yankees
Ramblers Schedule Busy Memorial Day Weekend
The Syracuse Ramblers baseball team faces a packed holiday weekend beginning with a game against Amboy at Meachem Field. They play Charles Cervi at Eastwood at 2:30 p.m. and on Memorial Day visit Jamesville for another 2:30 contest. Dan Russo manages.
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Amboy
Nashua Prepares for Preakness Stakes Upset Bid
Nashua the big bay colt from William Woodward leads an eight horse field at Pimlico in the $116,600 Preakness Stakes as the main 2 to 5 favorite. Swaps, after beating Nashua in the Kentucky Derby, seeks a major upset with Saratoga and Traffic Judge among the stakes challengers.
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Nashua
William Woodward
Pimlico
Saratoga
Traffic Judge
Honeys Alibi
Nancy’s Lad
Fleet Path
Chuck Thompson
Marion Dupont Scott
Nick Shuk
Clifford Mocers
Eric Guerin
Finsterwald Sets 36-Hole Pace In Fort Wayne Open
Don Finsterwald, 25, from Bedford Heights Ohio, shot 131 for 36 holes at the Fort Wayne Open Golf Tourney as winded Elks Country Club hosts the second round. He led Doug Ford by four strokes after Ford carded 69 and 66 for 135.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Penn Alumni Hear Sebo at Syracuse Dinner
Syracuse chapter of the University of Pennsylvania Club held its annual alumni dinner at the University Club last night. Jeve Sebo, Penn head football coach, spoke on the 1935 season and the team’s prospects, introduced by club president A. M. D. Cassel. Dinner committee members included Nool Hueber, Louis Steigerwald, Sr. Howard Clark and William Spitz.
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University of Pennsylvania Club
University Club
Jeve Sebo
Penn
Club Pesident
A. M. D. Cassel
Sebo
Nool Hueber
Louis Steigerwald
Howard Clark
William Spitz
Firefighters Tops Revenue in Industrial League Play
Lennox Rolfers defeated the Steelworkers 12 to 2 and the Firemen beat Internal Revenue in Sunnycrest Industrial League go matches. The scoreboard shows 22 to 17 in one contest, with unclear details for the rest of the event.
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Steelworkers
Sunnycrest
Bratis
Bo Reek
D "Hendry
Tavers
Tvark
Ana
Six Americans Remain in Paris International Tennis Hunt
Tony Trabert Vic Seixas and Hamilton Richardson head an eight member U S contingent alive in the French International singles. Seixas defeated Roger Becker 7 9 6 4 6 2 6 3 to reach the fourth round with Kurt Nielsen awaiting. Beverly Baker Fitzgerald of Santa Monica advanced in the women's bracket by beating Josefa De Riba 6 1 6 2.
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Los Angeles
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Belgium
Sweden
Sven Davidson
Argentina
Enrique Morea
Philippe Washer
Guiseppe Merlo
Italy
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Philadelphia
Roger Becker
United States
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Santa Monica
Calif
America
Josefa de Riba
Spain
McGrath Favored To Win 500 Mile Race
Indianapolis race voters from the 100 mile an hour club picked Jack McGrath of Inglewood California as the likely winner of Monday’s 500 mile auto race. McGrath received seven votes with Jimmy Bryan Art Cross Jim Rathmann Sam Hanks and Bill Vukovich also named. Lee Wallard was elected club president.
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Jack McGrath
Inglewood
Calif
McGrath
Jimmy Bryan
Phoenix
Ariz
Art Cross
LaPorte
Ind
Jim Rathmann
Sedgwick Farms JV Tennis Ties Fayetteville Manlius 3-3
Sedgwick Farms and Fayetteville Manlius played to a 3-3 draw on the Sedgwick courts. Singles winners were Peter Alford and Ian Phillips for Sedgwick while Bob Lindberg and Ed Lamontagne added wins for the Hornets. Alford and Phillips also won the doubles, and Lamontagne teamed with Hern to win for Sedgwick.
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Fayettewiils- Manlius
Sedgwick
Sedwick
Peter Alford
Acn Phillips
Bob Lindberg
Ed Lamontagne
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Alford
Philips
Mahar
Lindbert
Hern
Lamontagne
Deanam Breck
Jets to Stay Over Holiday In Syracuse
The Syracuse Chiefs beat Richmond 4 to 3 to stay in the International League race and set up a five game series with Columbus at MacArthur Stadium. Bowman's inside the park homer sparked a four run seventh inning and Ben Johnson earned the win.
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Royals
Rocky Nelson
Montreal
Bisons
Lou Limmer
Jets
Limmer
Bob Bowman
Syracuse
Bowman
Bob Micelotta
Richmond
Syracuse Chiefs
Columbus
MacArthur Stadium
Nick Cullop
Tribe
Virginians
Chiefs
Buffalo
Ben Johnson
Don Erickson
Lynn Lovenguth
Johnson
Ben Tompkins
Westlake
Marasco
Wood
Tompkins
Edwards
Kazanski
Mierkowicz
Connelly
Kasko
Triple Deadlock Sets County JV Baseball Race
North Syracuse beats Baldwinsville 4 1 to pull into a three way tie in the County Jaxvee circuit. Dyer led the Northerners with two hits and two RBIs while Bees suffer their first loss to join the leaders in the standings.
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Baldwinsville
Bees
North Syracusans
Dyer
Ores
Minor League Baseball Notes From A Dubious Pacific Coast League Card
Fragmentary sports brief mentions players and teams with scattered names including San Dero Los Anernes and San Franc in a mixed league context. Details about games or scores are unclear but reference to minor league affiliations and regional teams remains.
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Pacific Coast League
San Dero T. Los Anernes
Scottie Gotet
Renee
Sartamenia
Oakyard
Porvand
San Franc
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