Swiss Pilot Hospitalized After Crash At Indianapolis 500 Trials
In Indianapolis workmen prepared for the 30th running of the 500 mile race. Swiss driver Caracciola was hospitalized after a crash in the southwest turn, while Arbuthnot’s Lagonda was wrecked. Barcowski and Van Acker watched as 35 cars qualified for 33 starting spots.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Bud Barcowski
Gary
Ind
Bud Rush
Ruskin, Fla
Barcowski
Bardowski
U. S. Army
Charles van Acker
Rudi Caracciola
Bern
Switzerland
Robert M. W. Arbuthnot
London
England
Caracciola
America
Ee ‘Sharne
Hollywood
Rudy Carracciola
Berne
Speedway
Indianapolis
Baseball Row: Fallon Called Out on Bunt Protest
In a tense Newark Syracuse doubleheader Fallon was ruled out after a controversial bunt call. Protests arose as Fallon claimed being hit by the ball. umpire ruling stood amid disagreement. Carter and Peek featured in key moments, with Carter escaping a freak double play and Peek needing rescue in the seventh.
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Carter
Buzas
Hast
Buzaso
Just
Hubcung
Kress
Wahl
al Mele
Umpiire Roph
Syracuse
Newark
Peek
Clark
Tor
Savage
Pumel
Cassini
Howell
Harrington
Dubiel
Beeler
Sipgk
Solvay Tops Jordan for Western Division Title
Solvay clinched the Western Division crown in the Onondaga County High School Baseball League with a 7 1 victory over Jordan. Matt Grabowski and Phil Speller combined for a near no hitter as Solvay improved to eight wins and zero losses with Camillus left on the schedule. Duprey led the offense with a triple and a single.
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Phil Speller
Jordan
Solvay
Onondaga County High School
Grabowski
Speller
Camillus
Duprey
$35,000 Bear Beauty Shortstop Brown of Newark Bears
The Newark Bears signed 21 year old six foot Brown from San Francisco as a prize rookie infielder. He hit .300 in his first baseball season and is a left handed hitter with college study at Stanford UCLA and Tulane. Brown served in the Navy and hopes to practice medicine after baseball. He is an option from the Yankees with 24 hour recall.
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Felding
Bob
San Francisco
Stanford
UCLA
Tulane
Navy
Yanks
Bear
Wisconsin Crew Races On Cayuga
Wisconsin's varsity eight challenges Cornell Princeton and Pennsylvania in a Cayuga Lake regatta. Cornell aims to rebound after a sixth place at Annapolis on May 11 while Wisconsin's heavy boat is favored to win the two mile race.
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Cayuga Lake
Badgers
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Tigers
Princeton
Cornell
Holiday golf events planned across Syracuse clubs
A long Memorial Day weekend brings many golf events to Syracuse area clubs. The Onondaga Club, Syracuse Yacht Club, Oneida Lake Club, Drumlins Club, Green Lakes, Bellevue, Lafayette and others host sweepstakes, flag tournaments, hole in one contests and handicap competitions. Myron Booth Memorial trophy and Twilight League highlight the schedule while Emmett Kelly, Myron Booth and others provide special events for players.
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Onondaga Club
Syracuse Yacht Club
Onondaga
Iourney
Yacht Club
Myron Booth Memorial
Oneida Lake Club
Drumlins Club
Emmett Kelly
Green Lakes
Bellevuf
Lafayette
Chilly Evening Opens Roosevelt Raceway Grand Circuit Meet
In Westbury Roosevelt Raceway hosts a four week harness meet amid frigid 16 mile winds. Five-year old Cardinal Abbe driven by Ora Dunkin of Indianapolis wins both heats of the $2,000 Metropolitan pace. Opening night draws 3,487 fans with a mutual handle of $112,345.
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Ins
Roosevelt Raceway
Cardinal Abbe
Ora Dunkin
Indianapolis
Goodall Round Robin At Winged Foot Promises Tough Golf Test
Grantland Rice notes the Goodall Round Robin begins Thursday at Winged Foot with 15 players competing over 126 holes, followed by the Inquirer tournament in Philadelphia and the U S Open at Canterbury. He cites pari mutuel pools proposed by the Golf Syndicate Exchange and predicts the field includes Ben Hogan Byron Nelson and Sammy Snead with Duck Burton as the long shot.
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Winged Foot
Philadelphia
Inquirer
Canterbury
Cleveland
Golf Syndicate Exchange
United States Games Association
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Sammy Snead
Texas
West Virginia
Duck Burton
Burton
Nelson
Boston
Ife
Rother Tosses 2-Hitter in Cathedral 6-0 Win
Ed Rother pitched a two hitter for Cathedral as they beat St. Patrick’s 6 to 0, preserving an undefeated league record and tying for the Parochial League pennant. Kennedy of St. Patrick’s spoiled the perfect game with two singles, while Cathedral scored five runs in a third inning on a single hit. Rother struck out eight and walked none, guiding Cathedral to its sixth win.
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St. Patrick's
Ed Rother
Cathedral
Pats
McNamara
Bill Vickers
Rother
Baseball Roundup: Yankees Narrow Gap After Night Loss
The Yankees fall to the Senators 2-1 at Yankee Stadium as Leonard earns the win with a fourth inning single. Pittsburgh edges Cincinnati 6-3 while Detroit tops Cleveland 6-1 and Chicago White Sox beat St. Louis 9-2.
New Bantam and Feather Titles Crowned in San Juan
Black Bill Junior defeated Alberto Mestre in the fourth round to take the Puerto Rican bantamweight title. Max Morales stopped Rafael Nieves in the first round to win the Puerto Rican featherweight crown.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Bill Junior
Alberto Mestre
Max Morales
Rafael Nieves
Conn Weighs 182 Pounds for Title Shot
In Greenwood Lake New York challenger Billy Conn weighs 182 pounds two weeks before his June 19 heavyweight title bout against Joe Louis, about six pounds over his usual fighting weight for the first title shot.
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Greenwood Lake
Billy Conn
Joe Louis
Harder and Cole Run for Cadets
Frank Harder and Martin Cole will be Manlius Cadet entries in two major Eastern scholastic track meets this week. They compete Thursday in a Brown University sponsored meet at Providence and Saturday in a New York A. C. meet at Travers Island. Harder runs the half mile in 2.03 and Cole throws the discus 135 feet.
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Martin Cole
Manlius
Providence
New York A.C
Travers Island
Harder
Cole
Clifford to Direct Gulfstream Racing
Gulfstream Park directors named James L. Clifford of Baltimore as director of racing and assistant to President James Donn. New vice presidents include George W. Langford Stefan A Zachar. Donn reelected president with new board members Marie Horning John C Horning and Susan Culpepper Horning.
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Miami, Fla
Gulfstream Park
James L. Clifford
Baltimore
Presidnt
James Donn
George W. Langford
Miami
Stefan A. Zachar
Miami Beach
Lakeland
Donn
Marie Horning
Pittsburgh
John C. Horning
Susan Culpepper Horning
Orlando
YMCA Softball Tripleheader Scores Big Wins
In a Burnetav field tripleheader Prosperity beat Sanderson 7 to 5 Kilian defeated Easy Washer 5 to 1 and U S Hoffman shutout Brown Lipe Chapin 10 to 0. City League results include Michaels 9 Pas Times 0 Solvay Falcons 11 Truck Drivers 1 Lake Land Merchants 0 Silverbrook 4 Russo 0 West End Celtics 8 North Syracuse 3 Pass Seymour 4 Railway Bearing 1 Mattydale Fire Department 17 Angels 3 Bison Juniors 16 Golden Eagles 11 Internal Revenue 11 WFBL 6 Raynor 19 Greyhound 15.
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Brown - Lipe - Chapin
Michaels
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Solvay Falcons
Bill and Faisk
Lakeland Merchants
Silverbrook
Russo
West End Celtics
North Syracuse
Pass & Seymour
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Mattydale Fire Department
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Bison Juniors
Golden Eagles
Internal Revenue
WFBL
Raynor
Greyhound
Charleston Jockey Club Opens 14th Racing Season
The Charleston Jockey Club starts its 14th season in Charleston with a $1,000 inaugural purse leading the card. More than 700 horses are quartered at the track.
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W. Va
Charleston
Charleston Jockey Club
Better Golf Picture Reveals Common Swing Flaw
A golf analysis points to a frequent error where the player loses rhythm by swinging harder than the rhythm point. The head should stay fixed at address and the body should not sway, with weight forward to strike down on the ball.
Evangelists Edge Rosary 8 7 In Parochial League Thriller
In a tense final frame S51 John the Evangelist topped Rosary 8 to 7 at Wadsworth Field. Bob Lavin Bill Young and Dor Ryan delivered the decisive blows with Ryan notching his third hit of the afternoon to break the deadlock.
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S51
John
Evangelst
Rosary
Wadsworth Field
Bob Lavin
Bill Young
Dor Ryan
Ryan
Baseball Roundup From Yesterday’s Games
Yesterday’s results feature Dutch Leonard limiting the Yankees to six hits and spoiling Bill Dickey’s Chicago debut with a fourth inning single in a 2-1 win. Freddy Hutchinson led Detroit to a 6-1 victory over Cleveland with two singles and strong pitching. Don Holloway boosted Chicago White Sox to a 2-? win with a double and two singles driving in two. Dick Sisler homered in St. Louis’ 12-2 rout of Chicago, a grand slam during an eight-run fifth. Dave Koslo shut down Brooklyn in a 5-2 win, snapping the Dodgers’ seven-game streak. Edson Bahr collected two RBIs as Pittsburgh beat the opposition 6-3 despite leaving for a pinch hitter in the seventh.
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Clarence Marshall
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Cleveland
Detroit Tigers
Indians
Fred Hutchinson
Chicago
White Sox
Browns
St. Louis
Sox
Ted Lyons
Jimmy Dykes
Dutch Leonard
Senators
Yankees
Bill Dickey
Freddy Hutchinson
Tigers
Detroit
Don Holloway
Dick Sisler
Cardinall
Dave Koslo
Giants
Brooklyn
Edson Bahr
Nottingham Golfers Lead After 18 Holes In Scholastic Tourney
Nottingham High leads the scholastic medal play at Green Lakes with four players atop the standings after 18 holes. Tom Huber shot a 77 to lead the Bulldogs with Bob Millington 78 Pete Oot and Bruce Miller 82. Final 18 at Drumlin's Friday morning determines match play spots and Syracuse Division representation for Section 3 at Drumlins. Other scores include En Zaharek 86 and Ted Rafka 87.
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Green Lakes
Tom Huber
Bulldogs
Bob Millington
Pete Oot
Bruce Miller
Drumiis
Nottingham
Syracuse
Drumlins
New Hartford
Watertown
Oswego
Rome Falls 5 3 to Schenectady in League Action
The Three Rivers Club widened its Canadian- American League lead by three and a half games. Schenectady routed Rome 5-2 helped by six Blue Jays errors, while Gloversville Johnstown split with Quebec and Pittsfield edged Quebec 3-0 then 3-2.
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Associated Press
Three Rivers Club
Gloversville Johnstown
Oneonia
Schenjeeeatae Blue Jays
Colonels
Quebec
Pittsfield
Philadelphia Athletes Trade Hayes for Rosar in Major Swap
Sports Mirror notes yesterday's trade of catcher Frankie Hayes from Philadelphia to Cleveland for holdout backstop Buddy Rosar. Also recalls three similar historical items: jockey Johnny Adams winning five straight at Detroit and Bobby Feller’s 9-0 win over Detroit with a third straight shutout. Ten years ago the New York Giants beat Boston Bees 45-0 with Al Smith's two hits.
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Frankies Hayes
Cleveland Indians
Buddy Rosar
Johnny Adams
Detroit
Bobby Feller
Cleveland
Detroit Tigers
New York Giants
Boston Bees
al Smith
McCarthy Finds New Man Within After Yankees Exit
Former Yankees manager Joe McCarthy, quitting last Friday due to ill health, says he feels like a new man. He travels from his Buffalo area home toward Cooperstown and New York City to bid Yankees farewell and praise successor Bill Dickey’s leadership.
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Joe McCarthy
Ike
New York Yankees
New York City
Yankees
Bill Dickey
McCarthy
St Lucy Baseball Defeats St John Baptist 18 to 8
St Lucy High School blasted St John the Baptist pitchers for 11 hits and capitalized on 10 Baptist errors to win 18 to 8 at LeMoyne Park in a Parochial High School Baseball League game. Tom Lee pitched effectively for St Lucy, allowing only six safeties.
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St. Lucy’s
St. John the Baptist
Baptist
LeMoyne Park
Tom Lee
St. Lucy
St. John's
Central Trackmen Humble Manlius at Grilin Field
Paul Julien won the 100 and 220 yard dashes and ran anchor on the relay as Central High School defeated Manlius Cadets 49 to 46 at Grilin Field yesterday. Cadets Martin Cole and Frank Harder planned to compete in Memorial Day events at Brown University and Travers Island this Saturday.
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Manlius
Grilin Field
Martin Cole
Frank Harder
Brown University
Greater New York
Travers Island
Warners Edge Elbridge 5-4 After Late Rally
Warners rose to beat Elbridge 5-4 in a Western Division Onondaga County League game. The rally came after a 3-1 deficit as Bernie Salvetti and Albie Wager delivered key doubles for the tie and late winner. The victory occurred yesterday afternoon at Warners.
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Warners
Elbridge
Bernie Salvetti
Albie Wager
Nottingham Tennis Team Clinches City League Title
The Nottingham tennis team defeated Downing CBA 5 to 0 yesterday afternoon to capture the City League title with a perfect five wins and no defeats. They also swept the Manlius Cadets and Norwich High School this season.
Skaneateles Triumphs Over Camillus 4-3 in Extra Innings
Skaneateles edged Camillus 4-3 after extra frames on the Tatter's diamond in a Western Division County League contest. Edwards previously hit a triple and then doubled home the winning run for the Lake Shores in the ninth inning.
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Tatter's
Edwards
Lake Shores
Minor League Baseball Scores and Postponements
AP roundup lists multiple games across the Pacific Coast and other leagues. Sacramento beat Portland in 14 innings, San Diego defeated Los Angeles, and San Francisco topped Hollywood. Several games were postponed or incomplete including Oakland at Seattle and all Eastern League games.
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Toledo
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Birmingham
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Nashville
Chattanooga
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Boxing Results Ring Report From Multiple Cities
A chaotic fight results page lists bouts across cities including Los Angeles, New York, Salem and Houston with numerous KO and outpoint wins. Notable results show Jose Gururtez knocked out, and Victor Morena losing on points. Several bouts are marked as postponed or rescheduled to tonight.
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Carlos Chavez
Los Angeles
Baby Gonzales
Mexico City
York ‘Broadway
Serhie Kronowitz
Brooklyn
Harry Daniels
Cleveland
Tse Caty
Joe Lucignare
Hoboken
Juan Louse
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Walt Steves
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Jose Gururtez
New York Park
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Victor Morena
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Willard Buckles
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Bennie Singleton
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Conn
Ia. Sanford
al Smith
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Johnny Bouffard
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Juba Jiminer
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Dilly Lancaster
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Maurice Cloutier
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Nhoca
Alancheser
Noho Florent Cremacass
Mancheste
Len Macucci
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Tom _ Attra
Julio Serna
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Houston
Tey
Harry Lane
Hermosillo
Fort Worth
Dae le
Mickey Travis
Okiakoma
Elizabeth
Tony Ricelo
Cert
Madson
Newark
Bobby Mann
Erne Perrone
Artie Levine
Ove Charter Padaline
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