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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1950

Page

14

Skidding the Sports Field in Cold Baseball Showdown

Lawrence J Skeddy reviews a doubleheader at MacArthur Stadium on a raw day. Bud Byerly shines for the Chiefs in a 4 to 2 win while Al Rubeling and Carden Gillenwater homer. errors mar standout performances. Eddie Shokes and Ben Sientara struggle, and Warren Hacker pitches well in Springfield's win. The damp cold, long rain, and banker companion frame a vivid day of baseball and tension.

Lawrence J Skeddy MacArthur Stediure Bud Byerly Chiefs al Rubeting Carden Gillenwater al Melo Russ Burns Ben Sientara Benjamin Eddie Shokes Eddie Ren Canoe Benny Chance Mr. Betzel Stanley Hack Springfield Warren Hacker Mr. Heck Mr. Hacker Syracuse Byerly Hacker Mr. Hack Springfeld

McDowell First Among Finalists in Indy 500 Qualifying

In Indianapolis a dozen cars sought one of 33 spots for the 500 mile race with Johny McDowell of Los Angeles posting the fastest speed at 229.692 mph to claim the last pole slot. Cliff Griffith qualified at 128.014 mph but the top contenders including Duke Nalon and Chet Miller faced mechanical issues, while three drivers fell short in the bumping process as two minor crashes produced no injuries.

Indianapolas Johny McDowell Los Angeles Botie Novi Wwe Rex Mays Duke Nalon McDowell Cliff Griffith Indianapolis Griffith Jimmy Jackson Chuck Leighton George Fender Joe James James Velule

Figl Wins Albany Race To New York

NORTH BERGEN Aug ust Figl of Queanside roared to a record breaking victory in the Albany to New York outboard race. He covered the 130 mile course in 3 hours 38 minutes finishing 90 seconds ahead of Joel Singer of Flushing. The 34 year old metal worker's average speed was 39.3 miles per hour. The stock boat mark had been set last by Vic Scott of Lavittown NY.

North Bergen fNs Figl Queanside Spamsi Albany-New York Marsion Joel Singer Flushing Sheer Metal Worker Vic Scott Lavittown N.Y

Stark Doubles Up in Recuperation

Stark remains out after a weeklong hospitalization for minor surgery as Syracuse Golf Association president plans a quick return. The piece weaves in local sports notes on Syracuse Chiefs, Hank Sauer’s two homers, Pirates scout John Haddock, and Syracuse football coach Floyd Schwartzwalder explaining the winged T and single wing formations.

Bill Stark Rome Syracuse Golf Association Floyd Schwartzwalder Syracuse University Finyd Bors Syracuse Ik | SV Schmvartzwalesr

Harridge marks 39 years as league president in Chicago

William Harridge, American League president for 39 years, began his 20th year as Chicago circuit president, tracing a career path from 1911 with ties to Ty Cobb era beginnings and early league officers. The piece notes his long tenure, rise from secretary to president, and historical context.

Chicago INS William Harridge Armerican Ty Cobb Citicuit Si Yeerold Tnday Ol Deagues Han Jenson American League Johnson Harcidge Connolly Rankle

Rival Intercollegiate Meet Set Between Rutgers and Princeton

The Intercollegiate meet pits Rutgers University against its oldest rival Princeton in Philadelphia on October 7. The event marks a storied rivalry as teams spar across multiple events with key athletes expected to shine.

UES Rutgers University Fenthall Wilk Iis Princeton Prince

Washington and Chicago Streaks in Busy Schedule

Fragmented OCR notes show mentions of games involving Washington and Chicago, with references to Cleveland, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati. Weather hints like rain appear, alongside a rough sports schedule and venue cues. The readable items suggest a newspaper brief on upcoming games and conditions without complete details.

Washinston Tinduohle Sa Cage Bhiladelphas Boteoie Chicago Cleveland Washington Chichro Stan Aes Reiley Loula Onion Wagningtop

Golf Writers Rile Over Slow Final At St Andrews

British golf writers condemned the slow pace of Dick Chapman and Frank Stranahan in the British Amateur final at St Andrews. Chapman drew sharp criticism for lengthy play including a three hour nine minute morning round and a 12 foot putt delay. Reports labeled the match a yawn and called for possible action to curb slow motion play.

London Dick Chapman Frank Stranahan St. Andrews U. S Pinehurst Geoffrey Cousins The London Star British Golf Writers’ Association Eric Benin Evening Standard Chapman Maurice Hart News Hart Stranmhan Leonard Crawley Daily Telegraph

Balk Rule Brings Pain in Nashville Report

In Nashville, a controversial balk rule unsettles players as Fred Heatheld of the Birmingham club belted a homer with men on base. Nashville pitcher Bob Schults argued the ruling as the Erno fell behind 9 to 4 with MatNair striking out and Bieciinghagy tallying the late outs.

Nashville Tenn Dasedall Fred Heatheld Southern Associaion Birmingham Homer Bob Schults Ted MatNair

Richards Nets 62 in Onondaga Golf Sweepstakes

Richards shot a 62 to win the Class A sweepstakes at the Onondaga Golf Club amid a windy day on the sudden course. He carried a 22 handicap and finished 12 strokes ahead of the nearest rival, with Harold Kephart, Charles Marvin, and John Schenk tied for leadership in Group A at 69 net. Ray Park won Group B at 67 net, with several others earning awards across Groups A B and C.

Onondaga Golf Sultricans Wtinor Onontaga Golf Harold Kephart Charles Marvin Sed John Schenk Ray Park Duatt Robinson W. J. Werfeiman A. B D. Woodward Ted Catlum Dyer Werfelmantle L C Ryan Iay Martin HiMager A. P. Burns Harold, Gray L Yestijamns A. S. Vedder Lewis FG. Smith

Bieber-Isaacs Win Uweber-Isaacs Stars in NNIL Game

LEC defeated iCaughdensy in Northern New York Independent League action as Bieber Isaacs Stars beat iCaughdensy. Honey Olmsted struck out 18 and allowed one hit for the Stars at Griffin Field as the Phoenix Ves blanked Cicero 3-0 behind Jack Alexander’s pitching. Tomorrow’s game in Chittenango is on the schedule.

Bieber-Isaacs Uweber-Isaac Stars LEC Victors iCaughdensy New York Chittenangu Honey Olmsted Caughdeney Stars Griffin Fielch Phoenix Ves Cicero Jack Alexander

Dillinger, Schnytz star in split doubleheader

Yesterday's AP recap highlights Batting-Hob Dillinger of the Athletics with four hits including two doubles and a homer as Oakland beat the Yankees 6-5 after New York won 8-3 in game one. Dillinger scored three runs and snapped a 5-5 tie. Johnny Schnytz pitched for the Cubs in game two, aiding a five-hit, shutout effort for a Cubs win while Whimpk drove in four with a double and single.

Associated Press Hob Dillnger Athletics Bet A's Yankees New York Dillinger Johnny Schnytz Cubs Limi Pirates

Smawley Signs With Syracuse Nats Amid Offseason Moves

Smawley accepts terms with the Syracuse Nationals for the 1990-91 season as Secrecy remains on new players. Ferris visits the Pacific Coast to discuss offers with Don Lofgren and Paul Christie while Cervi plans a two year deal. A charity doubleheader coaching YMCA plans features Grumman Yankees and Hank's Aces with two games and Meade Lasanteat teams. Roy Stephenson, noted for 15 no hits and 40 wins, headlines a season with 15 strikeouts per seven innings.

Belus Smawley St. Louist Bombers Syracuse Nats Nats Smanley Leo Ferris Pacific Coast Don Lofgren San Francisco University Paul Christie Southern California Nets Ferris Cervi YMCA Grumman Yankees Long Island Ansious Hank's Aces Syracuse Foster Meade Girls Syra-1 Canandaigua Las Santeat. Sies Bob Weigand Hank Aces Roy Stephenson Roy

Burke Beats Lawrence in Spring Handicap Match at Fayetteville

Burke Plays and Defeats Lawrence in a first round spring handicap match at the Fayetteville golf course. Other results include Jack Erickson over Jack Morishity 2 up, Jack Van Valkenburg over Amly Hanley 3 and 2, and Ed Mills over Paul Deriscal 2 and 1.

Tom Burke Green Lakes George Lawrence Fayetteville Course Sori-I Jack Erickson Jack Morishity Jack van Valkenburg Amly Brase Hanley Ed Millsic Paul Deriscal

Driver Kalakowski Killed in Plainville Stock Car Race

Plainville State police report that 31 year old Kalakowski, a racing driver, died after his car overturned during stock car races at Plainville Stadium. He died shortly after at a hospital.

Plainville, Conn TNS Plechant Kalakowski Plainville Kalakowski

Golf notes mix of exhibitions and events in Utica region

A June 13 exhibition at Yehnondasis Club features Sam Spend playing 18 holes as Syriacise gallery migrates to Utica. Snead leads money winners this year with top play alongside Jinny Demaret Ed Burgot and $4 Burke. Rotary members praise Tecumseh course, while 105 by Gough Burlingame Jr and $94 by Bill Spalding surface among club tallies. Mixed Scotch festivities planned. plans for handicap tournaments and team tryouts appear across Syracuse area clubs.

Bud Vander BOF Frank Stranahan Jack van Valkenbeng Hapaah Naylor Green Lakes Heips Chapman Atlaide Bellevue Syracuse Lafayette Mts George Wilcox Pesennial Laren Syracuse Xot Courges

Tormey's 72 Sets Bellevue ADT Week Sweep

Tormey IR J F Freiberg er and Harry Sanford swept week end sweepstakes at the Bellevue Golf Club with Tormey's 72 the best actual score of the tour. He added a six stroke handicap to finish at 66 in Group 4. Feelberger won in Group B at 82. Sanford carded 25 12 63. Other prize winners include Group 4 Dan Williams Charles Ryan Harry Gilmore Ab Morris and Group B William Stangler E Clark Byron Davis Ed Rischman Jack Rankin Group C L A Murphy F W Man waving Fred DeLang Joe Hueber and A Gough.

Tormey Bellevue J. F. Freiberger Harry Sanford Bellevue /Goie Club Feelberger Sanford Dan Williams Charles Ryan Harry Gilmore al Grimm Morris William Staingler E. Clark Byron Davis Ed Rischman Jack Rankin A Murphy F. W. Man Fred DeLang Joe Hueber A. Gough

Montreal Calls Up 3d Sacker Lindsay

BIONTREAL The Montreal Royals of the International League called up Enid baseman Jack Lindsay from Fort Welch Texas in May to bolster a slump plagued lineup.

Montreal Lindsay Biontreal Montsep Royals Enid Jack Lindsay Fort Welch Tex

Peanut Vendors Threaten Strike in Boston Braves outing

Boston report says peanut vendors threaten strike on Memorial Day weekend. Vendors demand 10 cents hourly for bagging peanuts and 5 cents for handling, accusing management of underpay. A spokesman for the vendors vows action, planning pickets at Braves field for the game against the Giants.

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ABB Women Repeat as State Queens

The New York State Women’s Bowling Tournament crowned the ABB Women as state queens. The American Bowling and Billards team from New York won the Class A team title for the second straight year, totaling 2300 pins. Thelma Cuozzo anchored The New Yorkers with a 62, beat 10 frames totaling 921 and 1028, ranking third in tourney history. Jean Mickey Michaels captained the team, posting a 622 singles score.

Wingston Fay New York State Gilly New York Thelma Cuozzo Boutissaay Sean Jockey Mies Urge Molen Eimenanloa Smulgabein Schoanmaker Dirgelyn Ag

Hole-in-One Ends Five-Year Wait at North Shore Club

John Martin of Oneida registered a hole-in-one on the 125-yard eighth hole at North Shore Country Club, Cleveland-on-Oneida Lake, yesterday. Playing alongside Jerry Culligan, Leonard Gates, Frank Ess, and Phil Caldwell, Martin hit with a No 5S iron, achieving his first ace in a round of 50 for nine holes.

North Shore Cleveland-on- Oneida Lake John Martin Oneids Nee Martin Jerry Culligan Leonard Gates Frankess Phil Caldwell

Eisen Halted In Australia Bout Ends In Seventh Round

In Sydney Bennet halted the Buffalo wrestler Vic Eisen in the seventh round after dropping him in the first and third rounds and twice more in the seventh. Eisen mounted a brief rally in the fourth before the referee stopped the bout. Bennett won despite a late American push.

Sxdnex Australia Eloy Beonnett Astralia Vic Eisen Buffalo Sydney Bennett Dlegro Bennett Algo Usek Eisen

Yacht Club Quartet Leads After 38 Holes Handicap

The Yacht Club event sees DAN BARRONS and JOe Cayhler among leaders with a two-stroke edge after 38 holes in a half best-ball handicap tournament. Rounds mentioned include scores around 59 and 60, with multiple players such as Dagennerg Howlett Marry Hanae and Siler among those in contention.

Yacht Club Dan Barrons Joe Cayhler Cred Olmsted Clarence Hiltonlave LwWo Dagennerg Secent Anurdack Ladi Fe Howlett P. Marry Agama Pital Allalton T. Dune Renn J. Karmen

Brewerton Stock Car Racing Resumes This Week

Brewerton Speedway plans stock car racing on Wednesday night with Charlee Barry, a leading Syracuse driver, among the entrants. The event marks Brewerton’s return to racing action as the season heats up with notable regional competitors.

Brewerton CAL Brewerton Speedway Charlee Barry Syracuse

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