Bill Jones Shines for Kingsport Cherokees in Debut Pro Run
Bill Jones a 19 year old former Central High School star signed by the New York Giants last fall has won both starts for the Kingsport Cherokees in the Appalachian League. The Syracuse native, a left handed pitcher at five ten and 190 pounds, started in relief before moving to the rotation and delivering two straight wins including a four hitter. Manager Harold Kollar praises his clear progress while Tony Ravish forecasts minor league seasoning for a quicker ascent. Jones’s mother works at the Court House.
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Chiefs to Honor Old-Timers at AlacArthur Stadium
The Chiefs plan a 1952 Old-Timer’s party this Sunday at MacArthur Stadium with a 3:00 p.m. game against the Rochester Red Wings. Willam Hofmann Jewel Ens and Lawrence J. Skiddy will be honored with permanent displays, and Ted Kleinhans will be lauded as a former key figure. Mayor Corcoran will debut the Honor Roll with Mrs Elofmann assisting, as Mike Germaine and his Svra Chords entertain before the ceremony.
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Noted Baseball Figures Honored In Syracuse Ceremony
Shag Will assist in ceremonies with introductions and the presentation of baseball passes by Frank Shaughnessy International League president. A Old-Timer skit by Pat LaTessa closes pre event festivities. The list includes Walter Luczak William O'Brien Dr Paul Steinberg and many others from Syracuse area.
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Steve Maroney
Leonard Crane
Davey Basilio Scrap Set as East Lansing Bout Nears
Chuck Davey, a 4 to 1 favorite, and Carmen Basilio prepared for a long awaited 10 round welterweight bout at the War Memorial in Syracuse tonight. Davey arrived Monday for the bout after a lengthy delay caused by postponements and a Vejar bout injury. Basilio has won three fights this year and seeks an upset to propel to big time status.
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Record Expected in 500-Mile Indy Classic
AI indicators point to a new 500 mile speed record at Indianapolis as 33 cars race in the 36th Memorial Day classic. Lee Wallard set last year’s mark. veterans Bettenhausen Miller Agabashian are favored with a strong field and good weather. several challengers from Nalon Vukovich Ascari Parsons also loom.
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Fight Results By United Press
In Indianapolis Kid Gavilan stopped Fitzie Priden in the non title bout. In Miami Beach Hank Thurman defeated Parker in a ten round match.
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Boat Races At Liverpool Hit By Tragedy Benefit Meet
SEVENTY boats will race in the outboard regatta on Onondaga Lake at 1 30 PM with East leaders and national names in six events. Notables include James Robinson Holley Al Guerin Rochester Kay Dempsey Henrietta and Dave Timmons Liverpool. Spectators free. proceeds will aid Pat Ryan’s family after his fatal auto crash.
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Bankers Gallop For 33 Counters
Two hit pitching by Whitey Saborski and homers by Norm Ballard and Larry Coe powered the Eagles to an 11 0 win over the Travellers in a Recreation League softball game last night. Jimmy Monroe struck out 16 to lead the Widecrs to an 11 3 victory over M and RB Sweets in another contest. Other scores included Joes 4 Happy Hearts 1 Leonards 6 Firemen 5 Tunners 9 108th Infantry 5 Internal Revenue 8 American Airmen 3 Syracuse Trust 21 Merchants Bank 12 DeRoberts 12 Tipp Merchants 9 Luckystone 13 Bakers Union 3 Hanks 8 Bisons 6 and Lincoln Bank 8 First Trust 7.
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Berens Clear Hiockey Path
Cleveland Baron stockholders approved all financial terms and a $495,000 franchise package to join the National Hockey League as the seventh club. Cleveland residents will own 60 percent of the stock, paving the way for formal NHL admission at the June meeting in Montreal alongside Detroit Toronto Montreal Chicago New York and Boston.
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Gavilan blitzes Pruden to finish in sixth round stoppage
Welterweight champion Kid Gavilan, set for a July title defense against Gil Turner, stopped Canada's Fitzie Pruden by technical knockout in the sixth after Pruden failed to answer the bell. Pruden suffered cuts around both eyes, with Gavilan dominating from the start using left hooks and uppercuts.
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Morrisville Aggies Beat Binghamton Tech 8 3 to Close Season
The Morrisville Aggies defeated Binghamton Tech 8 to 3 in a baseball game at Morrisville yesterday. The Aggies finished the season nine wins in 10 games and undefeated in the Empire State Junior College Conference.
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Bisons Open Televised Baseball Series With Maple Leafs
The Buffalo Bisons host Toronto Maple Leafs in the first locally televised game tonight. WBEN TV will televise additional Bison games and also carry Cleveland game telecasts.
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Skeet Showdown Set for DeWitt Club Championship Weekend
Sixteen events frame the 15th annual New York State skeet championships at the DeWitt Club. Six shooting fields will host the event with four defending champions in attendance. A 50 target warmup is scheduled tomorrow as actual competition opens Saturday and concludes Sunday.
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Drobny Beats Mulloy to Reach French Open Semis
Self-exiled Czech player Jaroslav Drobny defeated Gardnar Mulloy of Coral Gables 6-1 6-2 6-2 to advance to the semifinals of the French International tennis championships in Paris.
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Frankie Orcutt Shuts Out Satellites in 11-0 Triumph
Frankie Orcutt pitched 12 strikeouts over two hits as the Blasters crushed the Satellites 11-0 at Thornden Park in a junior division Recreation-Kiwanis Baseball League game. Other junior results include West End Merchants 13 Combination 9 at Barnet Park with Bill Lefancheck fanning 12, Red Sox 13 Yankees 9 at Kirk Park, and Indians 16 Pompei 4 at Schiller Park behind Dick Woods and Dick Brimfield.
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