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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1938
Page
11
A terse racing note details Riddle Starred and a 10 stride display at the 7900 stakes. It lists horses such as Ne gro Boa Belor Ferfel Cort and Piccolo among 15 percent events and mentions Rivere's War admires.
Fayetteville defeated Manlius Five in an Eastern Division game on Saturday. Mastus led Fayetteville with strong rebounding and scoring, while the defense limited Manlius in the second half.
Readable fragments show bowling league activity with names and scores. Eddie Brockowski and other players are listed among team totals for three games with a high team total and a 607 score.
Syracuse Chiefs writer Jack Darkis prepares for a southern trip to Ybor City with the Chiefs, noting Spanish menus and local language use. The piece also covers boxing figures and upcoming events including a Rochester benefit for Jake Carey’s widow with Jim Braddock as referee.
Parochial league action lights up tonight with Holy Rosary facing St Lucy's, Cathedral battling St Anthony and Assumption eyeing a move to second. City Hockey League double header at Coliseum features Eastwood vs Central and Valley visit. County Basketball sends Camillus to Baldwinsville and other western games across the region.
A fragmented bout preview lists fighters from Western Canada to New York with Reeves at 6 104 pounds and 209 pounds. It references Sad Sam Lew, George Bis Appice, Jackie Fins, Eddie Fletcher, and Donalesti among others, noting a Sherrill white hope and local contenders as referees and matchups are sketched.
Secretary Lou Greenberg announced the officials for the final week of Journal American basketball activity. Central board officials Carlton Serbolt, Ronnie Phillips, Eukes Diamond, Harvey Braunstein, John Byrnes, ie Gare ek, Don Birney, Winnie Powers and Ed Ryan were assigned. Referees for next week include Buckie Braunstein, Lukes Diamond, Joan Bye, Don Bitres, Irv Garelick, Win Powers, and Carlton Sexdail for Sacred Hearts, St Pats, TMGLA, TALCA, and related games at Sacred Hearts, St Pats, North High School, and Boys' Club.
Syracuse junior skating star Don Chitel will compete in the Golden Skates championship in Tonawanda. He and Buffalosii skater Sylvia Larsén have been invited to represent New York at the national indoor meet in Chicago.
A fragmentary report notes Courage in a Rome match with uncertain outcome. Text is garbled but hints at a dramatic event or injury affecting play. Specific names, dates, or clear actions are not readable.
Supporters rally for Hague and Varipapa as the team eyes a big win in the Emony League. Hague carries a high average while Varipapa maintains strong scoring. a Welock appearance and Sealey tease hint at upcoming tricks.
Torista 3, 3: Boston 3. Ha Nex prestimt vertime 3 Chicere.
The Stars push toward the end of the ice season with five to six weeks left as Pittsburgh and New Haven fight to gain ground. Syracuse loses to the Stars while Boston and the Berners split, leaving Stars to chase the playoff pack in the eastern section.
A fragmented note describes a fox and raccoon chase staged by a local hunters club. It mentions a person named William Bran and a start time around 1 pm, with unclear location and details. The text is partly mangled but indicates event observation or planning rather than a formal proceeding.
The article discusses twelve teams in a Duplicate Bridge event. Eleven reached four hearts, while one ultra conservative squad settled for three hearts after South opened with four hearts or one heart. It argues precise bidding rewards skilled players, noting Four Aces promote bold pre emptive four heart bids and offering an outline of their system.
The Four Aces pledge to answer letters from readers if a stamped 3c self addressed envelope is enclosed with each communication. The note appears in the Syracuse Journal.
Radio schedules list WSYR WHAM WSER WEBL WSXR WEAE and other stations with programs and hosts including Barbara Manning Devo tions and Malcolm Claire. The fragment notes news and drama blocks and late night listings across multiple outlets.
A scrambled list shows Saturday morning to evening broadcasts across stations WHAM WEJL WEAE and others. Programs include swings Serenade farms orchestras choirs sports and a Grange program with varied music, lectures and band performances.
Cathedral High School led by Paceé ay Sod Nicholson and Coach Hazan Carr defeated Central of the city circuit 12-25 yesterday afternoon. Cathedral rallied to take the dirt and extend the season series between the two teams with key scoring by Stonoiaen and Nizcorge.
Local club hosts a George Zingaro dance event tonight with planned arrangements and sponsorship from fellow members. The program advance hints at possible profitability if interest rises.
For the Chiefs, a young semipro outfielder is slated to join the spring camp as the team prepares its roster. The attendance signals a focus on developing promising talent during the camp period.
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