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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1938
Page
8
In a decisive rally, US paces league leaders to a broad sweep finale. Key figures include top scorer and standout defender driving breakaway runs. The victory solidifies the team's lead as rivals falter, with late-game execution sealing the outcome.
In a sprawling late- era sports page preview, Ripley Tiley defends his position as the top sports figure while Buffalo and Syracuse figures scale for a big championship event. The report notes Billy Kelly and Robert Logan among contributors as amateurs and pros prepare for a weekend slate including boxing bouts and arena card nights.
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The Parochial League tourney aims for a March 3 showdown with two years of crowns at stake as schools from the upstate area field strong rosters. Teams feature Haley, Evangelist, and Turner contenders with Mark Haller from Carthage as the current court sensation. After the meet, contestants will attend a Journal-American event to view Of Human Civil War film starring Walter Huston and Beulah Bondi. Entries must reach Joe Parkin at The Journal-American by March 4.
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Johnson of Syracuse won by decision over Joel Denice in Rochester. The card featured welterweight action at the Elks Club with Ossie Sussman securing a clean cut decision over Jimmy Evans. Other results included Frank Custier beating Pat Stefani and Voorhees, while Guy Couraze scored a technical knockout in the fourth round.
Anorhee bout headline an all-star boxing card with plans for an eight, two six and four round lineup. Promoter Billy Shaw announced the matchups at the South Side auditorium with Ralph DeJonn and Joe Bosca rinn among the rumored participants. The program promises strong showings from featherweight contenders and a vendetta between Havertlick and Stracker, while Gans emphasizes skill and timing in a night of fast action.
Coach Ossie Solem and Hill grid leaders stage a purely informational gathering to discuss the 1938 season plans. Indications from the meeting suggest about 40 games are slated for spring, with Spering dates kept busy through February.
The arena card features stacked bouts led by Jimmy Jordan facing a formidable heavyweight. Johnny Mosca and George Apsley Kins headline a strong lineup with six three round bouts and wide prelims. Promoter Beers Sloan bets on two punchers delivering action while several light and middleweight matchups promise an exciting program.
Pete Kotas rolled 683 and Boe Fab bino 677 to lead the Suburban and City divisions of the Greater Syracuse Bowling Seasons. Kotas toppled the Sacred Hearts on Monday night with scores 214 234 and 337 as leaders, while the Over Sevens shutout the Germans. 3 to 4 and the People's Club presented puzzling results.
A fragmented reminiscence by Sill Corum recounts Jim Ten Eyck and the Syracuse crew era, noting Ten Eyck’s famed hospitality, coaching tenure, and long memory of the river rivalry. The piece travels through confederate spots, Pourhkeepsie regattas, and the river’s echo across decades, highlighting aging yet active figures in rowing lore.
About 309 persons attended the tenth anniversary Milton Athletic Club dinner dance at Liederkranz hall. Notables spoke at the program included Isadore Rome, Major Joan J. Degan of Selway, Roy Simmons, and Howard Hadley. Oscar Hurst was amassing master of ceremonies. Students from Miss Monica’s studio performed, and encores were given for several numbers.
President Jack Cornell announced changes in the Chiefs exhibition schedule. They will play April 13 and 15 against Jacksonville in Gastonia North Carolina with a prior plan to host games April 1 3 in Barnwell South Carolina and a potential Hazelton series moving from Raeford.
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