No Merger Wanted But Cut Costs
Admiral Jonas Ingram, AAC commissioner, urged peace between the AAC and NFL while warning of ruin if they fight on. He proposed a common draft, coordinated schedules, and realignment including pooling Chicago Bears Cardinals Rockets into two teams. Endorsed by Art McBride, Dan Topping, and Branch Rickey.
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Les Conklin
NEW York
INS
Jonas Ingram
A.A.C
National Football League
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N.E.L
Navy
Ingram
Chicago
Bears
Cardinals
Rockets
Aa.c
Art McBride
Cleveland Browns
Dan Topping
New York Yankees
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Minoa Routs LaFayette To Clinch Division Title
Minoa defeated LaFayette 25 6 yesterday at Minoa to clinch the Eastern Division Championship of the Onondaga County League six man football. It was the sixth win this season for Coach Tom Sheldon's unbeaten sextet and the fourth straight title for the Minoans. John and Gene Vona scored two touchdowns each.
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Minoa
LaFayette
Onondaga County League
Tom Sheldon
Minoans
John
Gene Vona
Parton Loop For Hockey Reorganized
Managers of six teams in the Central New York Amateur Hockey League reorganized last night and mapped preliminary schedule details. The loop aims to operate with eight teams this season with Joe Charles and Mike Mancini Jr named president and secretary and Claude Red Parton elected honorary president. The three year trophy was named after Parton. Another meeting is slated Monday night.
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Central New York Amateur Hockey League
Joe Charles
Mike Mancini, Jr
Claude “Red” Parton
Parton
Tigers Talk To Dressen
NEW YORK (UP) Charley Chuck Dressen, former New York Yankee coach, admitted he spoke with W O Spike Briggs, Detroit Tigers vice president, today but said no job was discussed. Dressen, reportedly in line for a Tigers coaching or managing post, said he had lunch with Briggs who had just returned from Europe.
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NEW York
Charley
Chuck” Dressen
New York Yankee
W. O
Spike” Briggs
Detroit Tigers
Dressen
Tigers
iBriggs
Europe
Manning Leads North Syracuse Women Bowling High Scores
Cele Manning rolled 212 the top single game in the North Syracuse Women's League and finished with 491 across three games the season high.
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Cele Manning
Hig
Syracuse
Mrs Allen and Mrs Watson Threats for 1949
Mrs Virginia Guilfoil Allen of the Yacht Club and Mrs Dexter Watson of the Onondaga Country Club emerge as top threats to Syracuse area women golf titles next spring. Allen, a former state champion, returned to regular play last summer and won the Utica invitational. Watson, a former Dayton city champion, is a long driver and strong all around athlete based at Onondaga Club and Skaneateles.
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Virginia Guilfoil Allen
Yacht Club
Dexter Watson
Onondaga Country Club
Syracuse
New York
Mason-Dixon
Allen
Onondaga
Kay Byrne
Yahnundasis Country Club
Utica
Bellevue Country Club
Central New York
Bellevue Links
Watson
Syracuse Women’s District Golf Association
Dayton
Ohio
Miami Valley Country Club
South America
Turin
ManLius edged Fabius 14 12 in county six man game
ManLius shaded Fabius 14 to 12 in an Onondaga County six man football contest played at Fabius. Wash and Schaeffer scored the winners touchdowns with Schaeffer adding two point conversion while Chubb and Huffman crossed for Fabius scoring touchdowns.
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ManLius
Fabius
Onondaga County
Wash
Schaeffer
Chubb
Huffman
Tully Tops Onondaga Central in Six-Man Clash
Francis Fitzpatrick scored three touchdowns as Tully defeated Onondaga Central 23 to 12 in an Onondaga County League 1 six man game. Aitcheson and Finley added touchdowns for the losers in a tight matchup.
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Francis Fitzpatrick
Tully
Onondaga Central
Aitcheson and Finley
Sportsmen Hear Vic Coty at Lincoln Auditorium
Onondaga County sportsmen plan election night program featuring Vic Coty outdoor photographer presenting a series of fishing and shooting motion pictures at Lincoln Auditorium. The show starts at 8 PM with Coty’s talk and live election results will be announced from the stage. Proceeds support game fish and birds development in the area.
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Onondaga County
Vic Coty
Lincoln Auditorium
Coty
Oneonta Red Sox appoint Popowski as new manager
Ed Popowski, former Lynn Mass., Class B New England League manager, will lead the Oneonta Red Sox in the Can-Am League next season. He succeeds John Red Marion, who guided Oneonta to three playoff trips and the 1948 playoff title before moving to Roanoke. Popowski previously managed the Scranton Miners.
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Oneonta
Ed Popowski
Lynn
Mass
Oneonta Red Sox
Popowski
John “Red
Marion
Harold Ford
Oneonta Sports Association
Red Sox
Sox
Roanoke
Scranton Miners
Dorothy Essig Sets Pace in Ladies Commercial Bowling
Dorothy Essig clicked for a 586 series and Ruth Brisson a 239 game to take top laurels in the Ladies Commercial Bowling League last night.
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Dorothy Essig
Ruth Brisson
Divide Honors At Second Ward Bowling Meet
Neil Winters and Charles Steger shared top honors in the Second Ward Commercial Bowling Loop with Winters posting a 220 game and Steger a 581 series.
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Neil Winters
Charles Steger
Second Ward
Winter
Steger
Ens Is Cheerful As He Starts Home
Ens, manager of the Syracuse Chiefs, leaves for St. Louis to vote, attend a Cincinnati scouts meeting, and outline possible aid for Syracuse. He lists key questions about coaching, player moves, and the next season roster including Dudick, Bealer, Schultz, Mustaikis, Bebber, Erickson, Fletki, Boresh, Shokes, Drews, Flint, Rubeling, Taltum, Gillenwater, Meles, and Usher.
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Ens
St. Louis
Cincinnati Baseball Scouts
Cincinnati
Syracuse
Johnny Dudick
Jodie Bealer
Mike Schultz
Tulsa
West
Bostak
Alex Mustaikis
Bud Bebber
Ilal Erickson
Chiefs
John Fletki
Holdover
Alfred Boresh
Columbia
Ed Shokes
Frank Drews
Elbie Flint
al Rubeling
Nixon Hurt Benches Princeton Fullback Two Weeks
Princeton New Jersey Fullback Bill Nixon a Syracuse native and Nottingham High School alumnus fractured his right leg in the Tigers win over Columbia. The injury will sideline him for about two weeks as he recovers.
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Princeton
N. J
Bill Nixon
Nixon
Syracuse
Nottingham High School
Manlius
Tigers
Columbia
Waldorf Bears Face USC Despite Turner Knee Worries
Berkeley notes that coach Lynn Waldorf expects the California Bears to be at full strength for the upcoming game with USC, aside from tackle Jim Turner who has a bad knee. Back Charlie Sarver limped in practice with a sore ankle but is hoped to be ready by the weekend.
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Berkeley
Calif
Uup
Lynn Waldorf
University of California Bears
U.S.C
Jim Turner
Charlie Sarver
Syracusan Duo Wins Wehle Fishing Prizes at Reservoirs
R N McCrea of Fayette Street won first prize with a 20 pound northern pike caught in Sacandaga Reservoir in a contest led by Louis A Wehle of Rochester. Syracusan J S Sternberg took second in brook trout division with a two pound nine ounce fish from Blue Mountain Lake.
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Wehle
Sacandaga Reservoir
R. N. McCrea
Fayette St
Louis A. Wehle
Rochester
J. S. Sternberg
Blue Mountain Lake
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