Lions Arrive to Prepare for 53rd Intercollegiate Regatta
The Morningside Lions, coached by Walter Raney, land at Syracuse for the IRA Regatta with headquarters at the Syracuse University Boat house and Fairgrounds. Columbia brings 38. Princeton arrives June 10. others follow including California, Washington, Navy, MIT, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Boston University, Stanford and Wisconsin. Hanson will miss drills due to a summer camp. Grinsmann or Temple may take No. 2 slot.
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Walt Grinsmann
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Courtney Beaten as Sowell Sets IC4A 880 Record
Arnold Sowell of Pittsburgh wins the IC4A 880 at Randalls Island in 1 49.1 to establish a new national mark. Tom Courtney finishes second in 1 49.2 as Manhattan College leads a 47 team field with 38 points.
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John Haines
Alva Burr Grim
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LaSalle al Canitello
Joel Shankle
Manhattan
Charley Pratt
State Loop Teams Play Action in Eight Contests
State Base ball League schedule sets eight Ontario division games today and eight more tomorrow all at 2 30 pm. Today’s Ontario games include Parish at Oswego Fair Haven at Phoenix Pulaski at Port Byron and Weedsport at Hannibal. In Oneida division Split Rock visits East Syracuse Minoa meets North Syracuse at Griffin Field and Liverpool hosts Onondaga Indians at Delphi Falls. Tomorrow Phoenix visits Parish Hannibal meets Red Creek Port Byron plays Weedsport and Oswego takes on Pulaski. In Oneida section Delphi Falls hosts Minoa North Syracuse plays Hancock Fliers at Griffin Field East Syracuse visits Onondaga Indian Reservation and Marcellus plays Split Rock.
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Weedsport
Hannibal
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Split Rock
East Syracuse
Minoa
North Syracuse
Griffin Field
Liverpool
Onondaga Indians
Delphi Falls
Marcellus
Red Creek
Hancock Fliers
Onondaga Indian Reservation
Pepper at Macon Pepper Martin Leads Sally League Team
Pepper Martin, former Cardinal star, is managing Macon Georgia in the Class A Sally League.
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Macon, Ga
Wings Trade With Hawks In NHL Chess Match
Detroit traded four members of its 1950s Stanley Cup squad to Chicago shipping Johnny Wilson Glen Skov Tony Leswick and Bennie Woit in exchange for Gordon Hollingworth Jerry Toppazzini Creighton and John McCormack Manager Jack Adams called Hollingworth the key piece a young defenseman who could bolster Detroit’s back line as a retirement plan for Bob Goldman looms.
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Red Wings
Johnny Wilson
Glen Skov
Tony Leswick
Bennie Woit
Black
John McCormack
Jack Adams
Hollingworth
NHL
Bob Goldman
Yankees Refuse Lumpe Trade To Senators
The New York Yankees balk at trading Gerry Lumpe a 21yearold shortstop batting .329 with Birmingham of the Southern League. Senator scouts sought Lumpe in a package for Maury McDermott or Bob Porterfield but the Yankees insisted on keeping him.
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Yankees
Gerry Lumpe
Birmingsham
Maury McDermott
Bob Porterfield
Yankee
McDermott
Porterfield
Suffocation Peril for Dogs in Hot Car Weather
CAPT WILL JUDY warns dog owners of the danger of leaving pets in closed autos during hot weather. He cites suffocation risk, injury to breeds, and urges leaving windows partly down and seeking shade or air conditioning to save canine lives.
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New Jersey
Third round of Wolverine Ladies Open delayed by storms
Thunder storms and high winds forced postponement of the third round at iForest Lake Country Club. Officials expect to play the third round today and finish the final 18 holes on Monday.
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iForest Lake Country Club
Colgate-Orange Nine Set For Final Contest June 4
Syracuse and Colgate meet in the 108th baseball clash at Lew Carr field on June 4 at 2 p.m. The Orangemen aim for a .500 season, while Colgate seeks a win after beating Syracuse 19-2 earlier this month. Coaches shuffle lineups as Syracuse bids farewell to captains Young Slick and pitcher Rich.
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Colgate Downs Cornell to Close Golf Season at Home
Colgate's golf team edged Cornell 4 3 at Hamilton to finish the season 14 5. The Red Raiders extended their home win streak to 29 after a May 1950 loss to Penn State. In a prior Ithaca match Colgate also won 4 3. Peterson of Cornell was varsity medalist with 71.
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Muller
Evangelist Beats Baptist Nine 13 to 2
Reggie Januska had four hits in five at bats including two doubles and a triple to lead St. John the Evangelist to a 13-2 Parochial League baseball victory over St. John the Baptist. Don Brisk held the Baptists to five safeties as the Evangelists maintained second place.
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St. John the Evangelist
Vicory
St. John the Baptist
Don Brisk
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Baptists
BoxingManagers Recall the Old Stable Era of Fights
New York columnist Pat Robinson revisits boxing days when managers like Dan Morgan and Jimmy Johnston supplied entire fight cards from their stables. The piece notes rivalries, telegraph schemes over results, and lingering doubts about ancient records and out-of-town bouts.
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Dan McKettrick
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Smith
Jones
Perez Rated 3-2 Favorite To Keep Title
Pascual Perez of Argentina is the 3-2 favorite to defend his world flyweight title Monday night in Tokyo. He faces Yoshio Shirai, who held the crown for two years before losing to Perez last November. The 15 round bout, in a Tokyo ballpark, draws 12 000 to 20 000 fans with ringside seats at 10 up to 50 cents, and will be televised locally and broadcast in Argentina. Perez has looked sharp. Shirai has been idle and seeks a punch to counter the moving champion.
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Orange Pilot
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Albright
Ted
Johnny Panucci
Sam Booker
Phil Young
Paul Slick
Burt Rich
Rutgers
Tokyo
Pascual Perez
Argentina
Perez
Kangarog
Yoshio Shirai
Japan
East Side
Shirai
Ken Shimbo
Little Pampas
Industrial Horseshoe League Schedule Cropped
League A games set for Wednesday at Kirk Park feature Croate Hinds against Precision at 7 00 P M Owen Potters versus Smith Corona at 5 00 P M New Process 1 versus U 4 7v at 8 30 P M League B play on Tuesday includes Solvay Proc versus Sand Halcomb at 7 00 P M Smith Corona 2 versus New Proc at 27 00 P M Grouse Hinds 2 against Bre 32d Air Division matches also noted at Kirk Park.
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Duke Snider Walks Lead Dodgers Early Season Pace
Duke Snider of the Dodgers drew 37 walks in the team's first 37 games this year, highlighting his on base acumen as Brooklyn began the campaign.
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