Faultless And Phalanx Race Today
New York insiders report Faultless and Phalanx head the field for a $100,000 Belmont three year old stakes race. Faultless is the morning line favorite with 326 pounds to haul on the 1 mile course, aiming to clinch the 1947 title. Phalanx, at 2 to 1, seeks a Derby Preakness payoff and potential championship shift. Nine horses run in a field once seen as a romance rich Triple Crown prep.
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Phalanx
C. V. Whitney
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Eye
Jonny Morey
Jounny Murptly
Lowels
Green Lakes
Aree
Jerby
Sherm Tharpe
Bud Naylor
5 Down at 9th Rally Turns Tide in Am Golf Final
Willie Tornesy of White Plains defeated his Walker Cup teammate Dick Chapman of Pinehurst NC 3 and 2 in 36 holes to win the British Amateur golf championship. Trailing five down after nine holes, Tornesy won five straight holes to take the morning lead and held on through the afternoon, closing out at the 18th.
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Dick Chapman
Pinehurst
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Torness Yalled
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Chapman
Locke Leads Goodall Invitational Golf Standings
Newton Mass UP reports Bobby Locke from Transvaal holds a six stroke lead at the Goodall Invitational at Charles River Country Club. Locke posted plus 25 after 1 halving 0 reminder, setting a course record by two strokes and matching the all time Goodall standard of 68.
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Bobby Locke
Transvaal
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Harold “Ju McSnaden
Syracuse Upssets In Pitchers Duel Amid Wild-Card Struggles
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic mix of names, scores, and places including Syracuse, Brewers, and a baseball context. The readable bits hint at a late season game involving Syracuse and a pitchers duel, with multiple player names and unclear statistics scattered. The article presents as a damaged sports brief with conflicting details and no clear final result.
Cronin retires as player and becomes Red Sox manager
The record notes Joe Cronin placed himself on the retired list as a player and then signed a new contract to manage the Boston Red Sox, covering the balance of 1946 and 1947. It also recalls notable past events from 10, 5, and 3 years ago, including racing and golf highlights.
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Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
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Aldlern
Belmont Park
Sam Snead
Corp
Jim Furnesa
Professional Golfers Association Life
Atlantic City
Wilbur Shaw
Ralph Hepburn
Southern Tier Baseball Scores Include Groton Win
A trio of Southern Tier games concluded with Groton defeating Liverpool 4 to 2. Ithaca Vets edged Corland 5 to 4 while Ithaca Legion beat Tel land Ithaca Vets ? at Griffin Field.
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Griffin Field
Chiefs Idle Today Home For Sunday
Syracuse's Chiefs head home for a long stretch starting Sunday with a doubleheader against Montreal after splitting with Baltimore. Hank Sauer Joe Just Ed Shakes and Refiel Pilcher starred in the win as Fox struggled in relief.
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Holiday Results In State Circuit
WALL commotion win dimldwins ville won shutout victories Me morial Day in State Baseball League contests, the former win iing, 9-0, over Jamesville at East Syracuse, and theater over Cato, 21-0, at Baldwinsville. Baldwinsville moved into fest place In the Skaneateles division, and the undefeated Lafayette team scored its fourth victory in the 'Onondaga division at expense of Manlius, 2-1, at Lafayette. 1" Scoreg of other contests: Woods mort 5, North Syracuse 3, Jordant B. Pert Byron" 4, Marcellus 8, Skaneateles 2, Seneca Falls 6 Can andagua 2, Lyons 5, Lodus 2, South Onondaga 9, 'Dewitt 4, Alimar 3, Parish 1, Hannibal 7, Central 'Square 9, Camden 9, Mexico , Groton 6, Ithaca 5, Lodi 5, Auburn 4, Hector 8, Inter laken 4, Genoa 3, Moravia '1.
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Orange to Run at Marquette Track Meet
The 22nd Central Collegiate Conference track and field meet will be held at Marquette University Stadium on June 7. Regional entrants from Idaho, Wyoming, and Memphis Southwestern will also compete in the event.
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Stenhouse Wins Six Round Knockout At Macarthur Stadium
Tommy Stenhouse, a Buffily dynamo, scored a unique six round knockout over Dominick Amoroso before 2,000 boxing fans at Macarthur Stadium on holiday night. Referee warnings, a disputed 10 count, and postfight scuffles marked a chaotic, memorable card with plans for future shows and strong gate receipts.
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Mauri Rose Wins First Indy 500 Memorial Day Race
Mauri Rose, a mechanical engineer and driver, won the inaugural Indianapolis Speedway 500 mile Memorial Day race. He earned 25,800 dollars, overcoming a late surge by Hose after a brutal, accident filled contest. William Cantlon of Indianapolis died in the crash, becoming the 15th track fatality.
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Red Raiders Rally In Second Syracuse Clash
The Red Raiders meet Syracuse in a second season clash at Tendricks Field. After a first meeting at Hamilton where Red Raiders lost 3 6, they seek a comeback in this afternoon contest against Colgate in orange and black despite uneasy conditions.
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Connie Mack echoes rally as A's spark pennant dream
In Memorial Day sun at Shibe Park Connie Mack witnessed his 1917 Athletics rally past New York. The doubleheader featured Dick Fowler and Joe Joleman delivering shutouts, while the A's rose to fifth place a half game behind Boston as Cleveland, Washington, and Chicago won and the National League tightened.
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Newman Wins Booth Cup in White Flight Golf Tourney
Harold Newman captured the Booth Memorial trophy with a 69 as White competition dominated the saved Mights of the Member Flight at the face Club yesterday. The event featured round winners across flights, with Ayling winning the men's division and a strong showing by Artahey and others in the doubles sweep. Group results highlighted tight scores, including a 70 by Dr. W. J. Werl George Woodie and George Brett led Group A with 72 and other top finishers in Groups B and C.
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Baldwinsville Triumphs 1-0 Over Cathedral In Baseball
Baldwinsville defeated Cathedral 1-0 at Griffin Field as Fred Collins limited Cathedral to three hits and nine strikeouts. Tack Delaney's single drove in the lone run in the sixth, aided by Ed Rother's error in left and Ronald Barham's RBI single. Baldwinsville showed solid pitching and defense.
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Victors in Bellevue double sweepstakes division winners named
Morris Hurley and Langan won their classes in the Bellevue double sweepstakes. Morris posted 76 with nine handicap for 967 in Class A. Morley had an 81 for Class B and Langan 93 356 in Class C. Other prize winners included Cass A: Bob Edwards Lee Evans Fred Bolger Dr Polow W Henning Joe Stevens Bob Chryst E Dougherty and Bill Lynch. Class B: Joe Huber George Dawson D H Yeeman J H Hahn J B Clark Close Cr A Acheson By Edgaviner J Keller A Gough R Rowe To De senna and Dr K Herma Grady.
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Fight results reported by Associated Press confusion
Brooklyn bout concluded with Veante Bont defeating Ramieres by points. Other reported match in HORCUULA state saw Pavia seat Wan Young win 11 to 0. The garbled text lists multiple names and scores, but the results are unclear and partially unreadable.
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State Skeet Battle Opens
Skeet shooters opened the state championship events with top contenders from Rochester Syracuse and beyond. Defending champion Bob Boikik led the Unige division defense against Rollie Southwick and Buddy Diorio while female competitors Frances Lee Mrs Richard Westermeier and Mrs Lloyd Bissell vied for laurels. Art Beam and stars like Dr Westermeier Russ Aitken and Charles Brown contested the 20 gauge event.
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Manlius Cadets Top Cornell JV In Low-Scoring Victory
Manlius Cadets win 22 to 2 over Cornell junior varsity as three walks a fielder's choice an error and a timely hit in the third inning spark a three-run uprising. The early two-run lead by Cornell is erased by the Cadets who capitalize on scoring opportunities throughout the game.
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