Chiefs Meet Orioles in Night Double Header at Stadium
Syracuse Chiefs, finishing their final home stand, host the Baltimore Orioles in a night double header at Municipal Stadium. Ken Burkhart and Gene Lambert to pitch for Syracuse as they enter a five game series with Baltimore after a 3-1 win and a 3-3 tie at Jersey City. Ed Longacre to be honored tonight for being named most popular Chiefs player for the second straight season.
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Syracuse Champion Virginia Guilfoil Grabs More Golf Laurels
Virginia Guilfoil, New York State and Mason Dixon women's golf champion, shown in two photos. The first captures her tee shot as she places the ball, the second shows her grim focus while escaping a difficult lie, underscoring her determined championship form.
Nortons Mother Daughter Semi Finalists at Cazenovia
NE member of the Norton family reaches the women’s club championship finals at Cazenovia this week after a semi final pairing of Mrs Don Norton and Joyce Norton. Other semis feature Miss Margo Hancock vs Miss Jean Shattuck and Frank M Shattuck against Stewart Hancock Jr in the men’s club championship.
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Krens Tackle Auburn Team In Playoffs
Four contenders for the playoff championship in the Syracuse Herald Journal Semi Pro League Central New York division were to play this afternoon. Syracuse Krens meet the Auburn Falcons in the first game and Sherrill faces Cortland in the second. Rain postponed Sunday games in Cortland. the final would be next Sunday at a site yet to be decided.
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Rochester recalls 11 players on option list for spring
Rochester recalls 11 players from option status with reports they will report for spring training unless traded. The list includes Oscar Gallipeau catcher Frank Mead from Cambridge and Dain Clay outfielder from Decatur with several others from Houston Hamilton Indianapolis and more.
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Brooklyn Dodgers Trounce Rams in Bridgeport Tuneup
The Brooklyn Dodgers NFL team defeated the Stratford Rams 34 to 0 in Bridgeport as a tuneup for the upcoming Sept. 9 clash with the Chicago Bears. The game served as preparation for the Dodgers’ inaugural season showdown.
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Ward wins second national amateur golf title in tight final
Omsha Nebraska reports Marvin Ward of Spokane defeats Pat Abbott of Los Angeles 4 and 1 to capture his second national amateur golf championship amid a hostile gallery. Hogan sets Hershey Open record with 275 and cashes in fifth straight money in the series. National singles tourney at Forest Hills continues with Riggs Sabin Kovacs McNeill and Grant among survivors.
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Yesterday’s Results From A Busy Baseball Card
Scores show Syracuse 3 Jersey City 1 in the first game. Montreal overwhelmed Rochester 6 nothing while Buffalo beat Toronto 3 to 0 in the first. New York and Baltimore split, with Newark tallying 15 in the rout over Baltimore. Today’s matchups include Baltimore at Syracuse and Rochester at Montreal with several other city duels on the slate.
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Hogan Wins Hershey Open With Record-Setting Pace
Ben Hogan overpowered Hershey Country Club to win the $5,000 Hershey Open with a 275 total, 17 under par, claiming $1,200. Lloyd Mangrum tied Picard’s record for second with 280, while Jack Grout Clayton Haefner tied for $500 at 286. Hogan credits his wood play and tee shots for the victory as he continues a streak of consistent earnings.
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Bowling Season Opens Across Leagues in Ilion
The 1942-43 bowling season begins with eight teams in the Commercial B League at Capitol alleys on Wednesday. The Girls A League starts Thursday and will run 20 weeks. Knights of Columbus next play Friday. Commercial A League begins later. State Bowling Center near completion will open early next week with Brunswick workers on a double shift.
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Ward Defends Title In Candid National Amateur Finish
Ward of Spokane defeated Pat Abbott 4 and 3 in the 36 hole finale to win the 1941 National Amateur Championship at Omaha. The crowd of 3,000 soured on Ward after a remark denied as saying Omaha Field Club resembled a cow hollow.
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Eastern All-Stars Set for Giants ClashWednesday Night
Eastern All-Stars prepared for a Wednesday night game against the New York Giants after a final practice in Cornwall-on-Hudson. Coach Jim Crowley praised the squad’s condition and depth, noting three men ready for every position as they return to New York. The Giants held a workout following a 34 to 7 win over the Kenosha Cardinals in St Paul.
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Hymie Miller Sets Sights on Western Maryland Football
Hymie Miller the fastest back from Syracuse High School last season will enroll at Western Maryland University this week. He will join Bart and Fiore Natalize and report to freshman coach Charlie Havens. Havens previously starred at Western Maryland and Syracuse University.
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Bears Sweep Orioles In Doubleheader To Tighten Pennant Chase
The Newark Bears defeated Baltimore 7-6 and 15-2 to edge closer to the International League pennant as they piled up 29 hits and six homers. Montreal swept Rochester 2-1 and 6-0 to start their final week, while Buffalo shutout Toronto 5-0 and 2-0 behind Hutchinson and Giebell. Syracuse and Jersey City were tied 3-3 after darkness halted play in the second game. In the Southern Association, Chattanooga beat New Orleans 12-11, Birmingham toppled Atlanta, and Nashville handled Memphis.
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Fight Managers Rated by James Joy Johnston
New York centric profile of boxing managers James Joy Johnston outlines what makes a successful fight manager. He cites skills in salesmanship patience and knowledge of boxing, plus the need to handle fighters and work with writers. Three standout managers cited are Dumb Dan Morgan Joe Jacobs and Billy Gibson.
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