Ward eliminates Bishop in British Amateur golf clash
Marvin Ward of Spokane defeats Ted Bishop 1 up after 20 holes to reach the quarter finals of the British Amateur at Carnoustie. Ward also advances alongside Alan Chapman and Frank Stranahan in a day full of American progress with several matches decided by margins of 2 up to 6 and 1.
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Bud" Ward
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Alms Rest
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Ted Bishop
Inday
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Mam Son Molnally
Frank Stranahan
Maj
Alan Stevenson
Britain
Willie Turnesa
Ward
Toledo
Turnesa
Skee" Ruegel
Glendale
Cath
Robin Rutherford
Great Britain
Brillisher
Robert “Skee
Riegel
Upper Derby
Francis Gummet
Stanley E
Ted
Dedram
Mass
U. S
Bud) Ward
Waite Tarren
Mick Chapman
Pinehurst
Bishop
P. B. “Laddio
Lucas
Vitor
Maj. A. A. Duncan
Brian
Cornell Takes Tennis Verdict
Cornell swept all nine matches to defeat Cole Bate 6 to 6 in a surprising setback for the Red Raiders. The Big Red won four singles and two doubles in straight sets. Bob Arnold of Colgate lost to Steiner in three sets 11 to 9 in a rare backfire for the visitors.
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Cornell
Cole Bate
Red Raiders
Big Red
Bob Arnold
Colgate
Steiner
Auto races at Altamont set for Memorial Day program
A field of at least 25 drivers was assured for the annual Memorial Day auto races at Altamont Fair Grounds tomorrow. Officials expected 10,000 spectators. Time trials were to begin at noon for the 20 mile event with the first race shortly after 1 PM. If rain intervenes the event will be held Saturday.
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Eleamony
UPI
Altamont Fair Grounds
Tolley's Report Lauds Baysinger as Coach
Syracuse University Chancellor Tolley praised Coach Baysinger in a trustees report noting the orange football program faced damaged facilities and a heavy schedule with limited resources. The statement urged strong support for Baysinger to develop the squad, though success in Boston football could be unlikely.
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Baysinger
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Board of Trustees
Syracuse University Today
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Boston
Dodgers Take Over First Place Again
Dodgers regain NL lead after second straight win over the Giants, with Marty Taylor silencing New York and Bruce Edwards, Dishe Walker, and Eddie Mikals delivering key hits. Pirates top Chicago 7 0 as Gustine, Klintz drive in winning runs. Phillies beat Braves 4 2 in Boston. Red Sox rally 9 2 at Philadelphia behind Rudy York and DiMaggio trio. Cardinals beat Reds 4 2 in St Louis as Enos Slaughter drives in three. East Syracuse tops CBA 17 5 in JV game. Fayetteville Jayvees edge Pebble Hill 4 3 on Mitchell five-hitter.
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Marty Taylor
Hightander
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Taylor
Staph Branca
New York
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Brooklyn
Dishe Walker
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Clyde Klurtz
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Ralph Kinerback
Phillies
Si' J Johnson
Boston
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Ken Keeintvelman
Danny Lilwhiler
Enos Slaughter
George Munger
St. Louis
Eddie Miller
Billy Johnson
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Red Sox
Athletics
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Rudy York
Swith
East Syracuse
CBA
Eastwood Wins Track Meet Crown
Eastwood clinched the city track title at Griffin Field as coach Pat Hughes led the team to 63 points. Nottingham finished second with 40½, Central 39, CBA 15, Valley 34, and North 61. The Eastwood squad captured multiple events including the mile relay and shot put, with standout performances from Dick Nichols, Bill Sullivan, and Dan Coupal contributing to the triumph.
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Iserable Journal
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William Sullan
Gilde
Dan Coupal
Beammerman
Jeanie Gentraly
Joo -Roulk
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William Sullvan
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Gordon “Stevens
Noteingham
Whitsa Goertiesinaon
G. Delelter
Vodndongh
Converse
Willie Mater Valoy
Rey Calvin
Uneham
Fal ‘Stevens
Mauriello Stops Foe In Fifth Round Bout
In Brooklyn promoter Andy Niederreiter’s show at the Dodgers Ballpark, Tami Mauchke stopped Jimmy Carollo in the fifth round after Carollo survived two knockdowns in rounds two through four. Referee Ruby Goldstein halted the fight at 2.58 of the fifth as Mauriello, heavier than usual at 203 1 2 pounds, pressed a brutal attack.
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Jimmy Carollo
Corona
Andy Niederreiter
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Tami
Varollo
Mauriello
Ruby Goldstein
Mauriiello
Johnny Shirer
Fostan
Vocational Beats Eastwood in City League Tennis Match
Vocational won 5-0 over Eastwood in a City League tennis meet at Hamer Wheaton courts. Results include Brant, Wilson, Bucel, Nelson, Anneliends, and the pair HiryK Korsrnten defeating Grimmaty in straight sets.
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Easel -Winlers
Enalwoor
Hamer Wheaton Courts
Brant
Wilson
Pat’ Bucel
GA Nelson
Ine
Alin Anneliends
Ana ‘Uec
Dxelean
Hiryk
Korsrnten
Grimmaty
Baptists Beat Cathedral 5-3 in Parochial League
St John the Baptist defeated Cathedral 5-3 at Barnet Park yesterday. Tom Fogarty pitched a four hitter for the winners while his teammates supplied strong run support in a well executed attack.
Solvay Beats Elbridge 10 to 1 in League Showdown
Solvay routed Elbridge 10 to 1 in a western division Onondaga County League game at Elbridge. Don Duprey fanned 17 batters and shut out the home team, allowing three hits.
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Elbridge
Onondaga County League
Don Duprey
Cathedral Host To Bville Friday
Baldwinsville’s Wester Division champions of the Onondaga County League meet Cathedral at 1 36 P M Friday at Griffin Field in an inter league high school game Fred Collins has won all isve games he has started for Baldwinsville in the league will pitch Either Ed Rother or BHL Vickers will pitch for Cathedral’s Parochial Leaguers and it marks the second inter league rivalry between Baldwinsville and a city team Central City League tied with Baldwinsville in a three game series with Baldwinsville winning 43 games and losing one
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Cathedral
Griffin Field
Fred Collins
Isve
Baldwinsville
Ed Rother
Bhl Vickers
Teade
Women’s Tourney Match Play Winners at Belle Vue
Winners in the Women’s Tourney Match Play at Belle Vue include C. E. Fisher Denter Watson A. J. Spire W Stretton C. W. House Lorraine Barzee Rita Dieree Fleischman Ross Fraser Ernestine Owens J. R. Hunt A. C. Stratton Samuel Johnson C. P Wright A. N. Groves J Hayward B C Milner and others. The Drumling member guest golf tournament is set for June 22 to 24.
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Bellevue
C. E. Fisher
Denter
Watson
A. J. Spire
W Stretton
C. W. House
Ron Kelly
Wo H Schrader
Lorraine Barzee
Rita
Dieree Fleischman
Ross Fraser
Ernestine Owens
J. R. Hunt
A.C. Stratton
Samuel Johnson
C. P Wright
A. N. Groves
J. Hayward
B.C. Milner
Wiliam Dixson
Dirs
H L, Gilmore
Friday Golf Week End Promises Busy Schedule For Syracuse
A rainy forecast may dampen a big Memorial Day weekend for Syracuse area golfers. Private clubs host Flag Day events, 10 hole-in-one contests, and member flight tours with pairings announced tonight. Women’s events, mixed foursomes, and several drives, sweepstakes, and two-ball formats are planned across Onondaga County courses including Bellevue Lafayette Westvale Green Lake and Westvale.
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Pramians
Ith
Tornament Committee
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Easure A Indies
Green Lake
Westvale
Seneca
Brocklatwn
Sunnycrest
E. Genesee
Westvate
Chiefs Fall Short as Syracuse Hammers Five Runs
Umpires ruled the play not an Infield fly as Mele drove in three runs and Dick West scored on an infield out. Starr struggled, allowing four Syracuse runs while Star and Mele led the Chiefs with one each. Woodling made a defensive gem while Corbett and others stifled Newack's bats in a tense nine innings.
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Rubeling
Dick West
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Star
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Starr
Sauer
Bill
Laver
Woodling
Phillips
Clark
Mack
Wowell
Clance Corbett
Newack
Han State
Metheng
Deeschler
Garrison
Lollar
Ellen
Big Dixie
Canisius Drops Big Time Football Decision
Canisius College will not pursue major college football schedules. Athletic Director Menothy J. Dineen blamed fears of stronger opponents and a desire to preserve the program, noting alliances with rivals faded after previous results. He stressed the college will keep football but scale back to an old style schedule, with six of eight games in 1947 already set.
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Canisius College
Warborn Wemply
Canisius
Menothy J. Dineen
Buffalo Cottage
Dineen
Providence
Anhalian
la Salle
Dinean Sat Canisdim
Boston College
Fordham
Georgetawn
Detroit
Holy Cross
Ganistus Hind
Fathe Dineen
Cliff Hart to Return For Hometown Boxing Bout
Cliff Hart, based in Washington, D C, plans a hometown boxing return at MacArthur Stadium in Central City. Promoter events include ten shows starting Memorial Day weekend with Lou Zara outlining a dense schedule through September and potential co stars Nick Barone Joely De John and Dom Amoroso, amid local speculation on matchups and weigh-ins.
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Frank Woolever
TUE
Central City Athletic Club
Leo Miller
Syracuse Chiefs
MacArthur Stadium
Lou Zara
Uhe
A.C
Joe Yeuro
Hansen Allows His First Run Since Last May
NEWBURGH UP Blond Bob Hansen Central Valley Tilgh’s pitching marvel allowed the first run against him since last May but he still helped his club win their second straight village league game. Highland Falls fell 4 to 3 in eight innings as Hansen limited the opposition to three hits, fanned 15 and walked two in a strong outing.
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Bob Hansen
Central Valley
Tilgh
Highland Falls
Manson
Harriman
Sumight
Tlansen
Ous Yout
Hansen
Evangelists Edge Rosary Team In Parochial League Contest
John the Evangelist won 17 to 12 over Most Holy Rosary yesterday in a Parochial League game. Jim Jackson pitched steadily and led the offense with three hits as Evangelists produced the decisive attack.
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Most Holy Rosary
aLt
Wadsiworth Diamond
Jim Jackson
28 Drivers In 500 Mile Memorial Day Auto Race
Indianapolis AP reports a field of 28 drivers entered for the 590 mile Memorial Day speedway classic drawing up to 175,000 spectators. The purse dispute trimmed field to 28 cars but featured Rex Mays and Duke Nalon in top qualifying runs. Nalon in a Mercedes coowned by Don Lee Inc. qualified second, while Mays led with 124.412 mph as the top test pace. The result meant Bill Holland would claim a $2,500 top prize for the time trials.
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Feld
American Society of Professional Rating
Rex Mays
Glennie
Calif
Duke Nalon
California
Mays
Nalon
Don Lee, Inc
Hollywood
Nalon and
Jase Weck
Bill Holland
Bridgeport
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