9 Hole Players Lead Club Golf Day Plan
By Walt Diizen Fan Fare Mrs Harold Clark will be in charge of the putting activities as the 9 hole players prepare for a club golf day event.
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Harold Clark
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1948
Page
31
Hawthorne Track Blaze Kills 25 Horses at Hawthorne
Firemen and track officials investigated a blaze at Hawthorne race course in Chicago that destroyed Barn 8 killing 25 horses valued at about 100000. Night watchman Henry Johnson helped shepherd around 40 percent of the horses to safety before flames and heat halted efforts. One rescued horse Hi-Bunt was destroyed by a vet. Cherry Trifle was identified among the survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STRAC
Herald
Tate
Chicago
Hawthorne Race Course
Charles Miller
Henry Johnson
Johnson
Hi-Bunt
C. C. Ware
Ware
Kansas
Hawthorne
Frank Dusak
Cherry Trifle
L.B. Mushel
Sportsman’s Park
Stover Honored for Fifteen Years as Golf Chairman
Mrs. Arthur W. Stover received an honor at the Onondaga Country Club marking 15 years of service as women's golf chairman and committee member. Mrs. De Banks Tennard was elected general golf chairman for 1949 and Mrs. Donald Dew will head the 18 hole group with Mrs. Charles Hitchcock leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Stover
Onondaga Country Club
de Banks Tennard
Donald Dew
Charies
Hitchcock
Siena College Hosts Oswego State in Soccer Clash
Siena College seeks first victory as it faces Oswego State Teachers on the home field in Loudonville. The Indians enter 0-2 after losses to Cortland State and Massachusetts University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudonville
Siena College
Oswego State
Cortland State
Massachusetts University
Minoa Stays Undefeated in County Sixman Play
Minoa beat Onondaga Central 44 to 14 at the losers field to stay unbeaten in the Onondaga County League six man football. Fabius defeated Jamesville 30 to 13. Tully won 33 to 20 over La Fayette at the losers field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minoa
Walloping
Onondaga Central
Fabius
Jamesville
Tully
la Fayette
Trotters Set Illinois Marks at Aurora Downs
At Aurora Downs Proximity driven by Marty Burright set a 12 5 second faster 644 trot record while Cardinal Tecods piloted by Denny Shell narrowly edged Proximity in the mile race. Moses and De Al Stan trailed in the shorter event as Proximity paid 2 40 to win and 2 20 to place. Indiana trotter Moses paid 13 20 to win in the mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora, UI
Ins
Aurora Downs
Proximity
Veerhurst Brothers
Vietor
N. Y
Iine
Marty Burright
Moses
Otis Andersen
Lafayette
Ind
Denny Shell
Algiers
de al Slan
Race Officials Approve Daily Double Return in 1949
New York racing officials restore the daily double at five tracks for the 1949 season after a three year absence. State Attorney General Goldstein ruled track operators must obtain Racing Commission approval to reinstate the wager. Officials also talked about 1949 racing dates but made no firm decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York State
Nathaniel L. Goldstein
Albany
State Racing Commission
Jockey Club
Unbeaten Parochial Six-Man Clash At Griffin Field
Rosary Is and Assumption and Cathedral, two of three remaining unbeaten parochial six man teams, meet this afternoon at Griffin Field. Most Holy Rosary beat St John the Baptist 34 to 7 with Jim Russell scoring twice and throwing to Bob Kilgore. Bob Hughes and John Swansberry also scored for Rosary. Abbatista had St John’s lone touchdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assumption and Cathedral
Griffin Field
St. Vincent de Paulig
Most Holy Rosary
St. John the Baptist
Jim Russell
Bob Kilg
Bob Hughes
Jonn Swansberry
Abbatista
Baptist
Tantillo Tops East Side Bowling League Honors
Phil Tantillo combined a 247 game into a 636 set to capture major honors in the East Side Business Men's Bowling League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Tantillo
East Side” Business
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Nuts
Sid Gen. Ray
Eames
Herald Blig
Syracuse
Ticket Headquarters
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O. K. Daily
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Wool
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