Hassler Picane Set Tank Marks In U A U Meet
Two Adirondack A A U records fell as Naval Aviation Cadets at R P I set marks in 300 meter backstroke 20 meter breaststroke and 100 meter backstroke. Benedict Reynolds and Ruth Reinhardt starred with multiple wins while Hamilton College and Siena crews contributed strong showings in a large Prospect Park pool championship.
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Adirondack A. A. U
Prospect Park Pool
Naval Aviation
Mike Priano
New York
Bob Hassler
Navy
Hassler
Benedict Reynolds
University of Rochester
Reynolds
Naval Aviation Cadets
R. P. IL
Hamilton
Naval Aviation Cadet
Ruth Reinhardt
John Wolfe
Richard Johnson
Schenectady
Johnson
George Keenan
Park
Ed Slomka
John Crane
Slomka
William Leonard
Mark Randall
Hamilton College
Paul “Pop” Graham
RB. M. I
Edward A. Wachter
Manny Elfenbolein
Troy Recreation Department
Adirondack
Siena
Rochester
Ralph Casey
ER. P. L
Joseph McCluskey
Rita Weaver
Evenins
Richard Crane Hamilton Col Jere
E. & Rowley
R. P
Benedict Reypnolds
U of Rochester
John Gibson
Walter Farr
Larry Wanthouse
Waval Aviation
John H. Reynolda
Bill Thompson
Rolf Westhad
U. of Rochester
Richard Crain
Pierce Connair, Jr
Mad-City Pool
Menande
Prospect Park
Eleanor Reinhardt
Russell Sage
Pexey Simonds
John Thompson
R.P
Ae Hassler
Eral Aviation Ca
Naval Swinton
Harry T. Rutter
Joan Crane
John Backus
Wanthouse
Priano
Baltest
Wd Hamilton
Slomia
Richard Crane
Fred Ruckert
Rysylainen
Rowley Aml Castatella
Zilhardt
Sena
Zurrell
Duffy
Zhardt
Hecker
Byrd Wins Chicago Victory National Golf Championship
Sam Byrd of Philadelphia fired a final round 70 to finish 72 holes at 277 and win by five strokes over Craig Wood. Turnesa led early but faded. Nelson and others chased in the final 36 holes. Byrd claimed his first major title as Wood and Turnesa posted strong showings in Chicago.
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Chicago
Sam Byrd
Philadelphia
Craig Wood
Byrd
Jim Turneau
Staten Island
N. Y
Turnesa
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Ky Laffoon
Tulsa
Okla
Jimmy Demaret
Detroit
Nelson
Saratoga Cup and Hopeful Mark Final Belmont Week
Belmont closing day features the $25,000 Saratoga Cup for older horses and the $40,000 Hopeful Stakes for two year olds. The Cup, rich in history, rewards weight for age with many famed past winners including Exterminator. Twenty five entries are listed this year with Apache and Princequillo among nominees. The Hopeful may hint at future champions as a top prep for the national classic.
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Saratoga Association
Belmont Park
Travers
Hunter’s Kentucky
Springbok
David McDaniel
Henry McDaniel
Picaknesa
Parole
England
Gen
Monr0e
Kilmer
Exterminator
Purchase
Cleopatra
Mad Hatter
William Woodward
Isolator
Fenelon
Apache
Bolingbroke
Lochinvar
Shut Out
Midand
Fairy Manhurst
Princequillo
Saratoga-at-Belmont
William C. Whitney
Roy Knight
Lucky Draw
Kaytee
Black Gang
Tambo
Stronghold
Dustman
Bellwether
Fate of Union's Grid Team to be Decided This Week
Union College in Schenectady weighs football's future as grid practice attendance rises signaling student support. Athletic director Hal Wittner says a definite decision will come later in the week after a faculty and student meeting last week debated retaining or dropping the fall sport following the cancellation of six of eight scheduled games.
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Union College
Hal Wittner
Schenectady
Race Entries for Today at Belmont Park and Saratoga Meeting
Race card lists purse amounts for fourteen races across Belmont Park and Saratoga meeting. Entries include maidens and claimers for 2 year olds to older horses, with distances ranging from 5 furlongs to 1 1/16 miles, and listed weights and jockeys. The program notes first post at 1:15 pm and track conditions as fast.
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Ramsey
zBratvan
Chesapeake
Harford
Little’ Diana
Jacquita
xxOpera Singer
Dairy Lady
Beat Risk
Flith
Widener
Connie
xxRed Wonder
Faro Queen
Blue Whistler
the Sultan
Hianne
Washington
Claimane
Victory Feet
Shuffle
Shut Up
Kenty Boy
Moon Play
Twixt
Spring Glory
Meninisse
Queen Kizzie
zQuaker
kCup Cake
xGolden Cross
xPat Morvich
Create
Putlithere
Super Justice
Topnard
xRochhearne
Camp
Gold Mike
Flaming Chance
Valtina Foe
Playground
Bulls Eye
Marcron
xa-San OF Peace
xDr
Rush
Calumet Farm
Wrightwood
xHoldall
Real High
Flashy Fire
Santa Claus
Hasty Message
Bol Babe
xSmack
Fast Blessage
a-Ala Gold
xMr Rabbit
Brioks
Missy
Port Baftetim
Lawnnson
Captain Eddie
Siide
Ernst
Hurat Cork
Ali Hoss
Sickles Choice
Bold Captain
Panjab
Faywood
Valdiia Blue
Flourtown
Toast
Milas Marfa
Gray Romance
Kempy
William S
Valaina Lord
Sandy Sky
Hutoka
of Key
Gala Grip
Foliga
Tammber Queen
Beautiful Boy
Peemar
Sea Lane
Valdina Tdol
Solder
Red Redder
Libyan Star
Boze
Co-Appointment
Witch Work
Cisremont Miss TI
King's Mount
Riskion
Star Maedic
Sorbonne
Wave Cap
All Good
Lady Rebecca
Colorado
Sherlock
xDora K
Ambo
Sir
Apariaan Witch
Tedder
Queen Echo
Xtrae
Sugar
Queen Justice
Alan Fo
Restless
Porters
Bow Track
Narragansett
Pariferda
Adolf
de High
Pailjean
Caniers
Waldina
Bass Islam
All Free
xKeene Advice
Neddie Lass
Liverty Cap
Beauty Bleu
Stil Gallant
Ebro
Pentland Firth
Weesgone
Dunce
Maetown
Parfan Amour
Keir Leon
Fast Tempo
Wake Robin
Linwood Lynn
Louise
Three Cent
Seatile Rene
Topsie Amn
Expose
Susvina
E. H. Lane
Whitey
Voucher
Ballarosa Jadi
Billy QO
Ada J
K. Dorko
Shiny Pensy
Sev Stream
Phar Rong
Suntsho
Panthroom
Bright Acre
Present Arms
den Lin H
Paine
Lady Lynurs
Cut Loose
Sugar Daddy IT
Saxoman
Straight Lead
Hard Loser
Hattie Belle
Ripplet
Bulwark
Farrell
Valdiia Joe
Waugh Pop
Vain Beauty
Friendly Paul
Guest Master
Lina’s Son
Harvest Hand
True Heart
H.W. Treck
Troy and Schenectady State League Clubs Split Doubleheader
Schenectady won the afternoon 2 1 in a pitchers duel at Central Park. Troy edged Schenectady 181 to 3 in a slugfest at La Salle Field in the evening. Fasula, a pinch hitter, fueled Schenectady’s late rally while Mendell and Kane powered Troy’s late batting surge. Franks allowed eight runs in relief as Troy finished the eight inning game. Schmidt slugged a second story homer off Mackey’s pitch at La Salle Field.
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Troy
Schenectady
Central Parkey
la Salle Field
Hea Schelle
Eadie Nicholas
Tony Fasula
Fasula
Hulett
Bill Carr
Freddie Franks
Johnny Mendell
Shine
Kane
Fred Schmidt
Charley Mackey
la Salle
Close Matches Feature Frear Park Golf Event
The first round of Hepp Trophy match play at Frear Park yielded close results. Maxwell edged Holle ran 1 up while Sestito and Matte won by the same margins over Randall and Robinson respectively. Gott defeated Couture 4 and 3. Joslin beat Kove 2 and 1. Bourstin won by default over Croker. Sussin won by forfeit. Kane and Polk won 2 and 1. Toussiant led with net 16 in the kickers event on the Frear Park layout. Leading scores include Bibb 82-21 61 and Carpenter 84-21 63.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frear Park Links
Robert Maxwell
Joseph Holleran
Jerry Sestito
Ernest Matte
Charles Randall
Harry Robinson
Les Gott
Romeo Couture
Walter Joslin
Bert Kove
Herbert Bourstin
Ove Jack Croker
Diet
Pirates Defeat Burg Nine 15 to 3 at Anthony's Lot
The Pirates beat the Lans ingburg Boys Club by 15 runs in a game at Anthony's Lot last night. Ed Borden earned the win while Bob Thompson pitched for the losers. Pirates seeking games. call Troy 969 M after 5 pm.
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Pirates
Lansingburg
Anthony's
Ed Borden
Bob Thompson
Troy
Sacred Heart Nips St. Pauls 3-0 In Semi Final
Talbot pitcher a two hitter led Sacred Heart C. Y. 0 to a 34 victory over St. Pauls at Prospect Park in the first game of a best two out of three semi final series. Buckley pitched for St. Pauls in a loss as Deegan paired with him. Comerford led Sacred Heart with two hits. Next night the series continues with the winner advancing to the finals against St. Michaels for the county crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot
Sacred Heart C. Y
St. Pauls
Prospect Park
Charles Buckley
St. Paul's
Deegan
Ed Nuttall
Comerford
Horgan
St. Michael's
New York
Troy
Watkins Monarchs Win Loop Contests
In a Junior League game the Watkins All-Stars blanked the Monarchs by a score of 0. Bull Ryan earned the shutout with three hits allowed, 12 strikeouts, and two walks. Bebernitz Lyons Holfelich and Ryan led the offense with two hits apiece. Earlier the Monarchs beat the Bulldogs at La Salle Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins All-Stars
Monarchs
Kmuickerbocker
Bull Ryan
Bob Bebernitz
Bill Lyons
Connie Holfelich
Ryan
Bulldogs
la Salle Field
Vergoni Shines At Cohoes Van Schaick Island Golf Meet
Joe Vergoni carded a first gross prize winning 1 under par at Van Schaick Island Cohoes while Joe Belogi shot 67 for best net. Gene Bellrose and Gilbert Daignault shared second net at 72 with handicaps of 17 and 13. In another event Bill Ramsey had the best gross. Fred Murray Paul Bostley and Rollin Eustace collected kicker prizes. First round match play completed with Ed Mazur Fred Murray byes and several 1 up and 2 up results. Two Vets Back Hampton football returns two Crabbers from 1942 title squad.
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Joe Vergoni
van Schaick Island
Cohoes
Joe Belogi
Gene Bellrose
Gilbert Daignault
Bill Ramsey
Kickers
Fred Murray
Paul Bostley
Rollin Eustace
Ed Mazur
Howard Allen
Ken Gregory
John Gadson
Charles Martin
Harold Abrams
Lou Foret
Lou O'Brien
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California
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HL. O. AL Cunha
A Carr
Weininger
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Russo
Mendes
Rl LeMay
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Schelectady
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Schmidt
E Sefeavie
Terry
Postowaki
Faasuia
Franks
Schelle
Etrore
Eulawa
Carr
Grasso
LeMay
Brendell
Sefiovic
Connally and
Thackeray
Cunha
Fra
iWemiger
Plan
Rust
Mendel
Nicholas
Eae Bielawa
Sescovic
Ie Rostkowaki
Pexx
Union
Corp Club
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
Ech
Jes
Frear Park
al Bibb
Jerry Carpenter
Wiliam Czaja
Ben Aronson
Walt Joslin
Chet Joslin
Wes Toussiant
Bert Kaye
C. McCorkle
Frank Caple
Art Carlson
F. W. Stuland
Frank Durkee
Jerry Mavis
James Tick
Burg
Sacred Heart
St. Paul’s
Victor
Hampton
Crabbers
WGI
Glory
Touse
IFORK
Savi
AI Capp
Marchis
Bly
March
Ote Ifft
Skeezix
Darling
BY Frank King
B.C
V. T. Hamlin
Sue, Nen
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Barnaby
By Crockett Johnson
Gus
Mrs. Keump
Mr. O'Malley
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