Byrd Seeks Golf Laurels At Philly
Philadelphia veteran Sam Byrd returns to defend in the second annual Philadelphia invitation golf tournament at Llanerch Country Club on June 12. He will team with Sammy Baexd on Memorial Day in a Red Cross benefit event near Whitemarsh.
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Rip Collins Powers Senators Past Laurels In Double Win
Rip Collins homered twice and drove in key runs as the Albany Senators swept Hartford in a season-opening series, 5-2 and 3-0. Collins added a single and sparked late scoring as pitcher Young Jim Trenk and Letts 46 combined for strong showings.
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Schwartz Victor At Frear Park
Schwartz Victor at Frear Park registered a 60 with a 28 handicap to win the low net prize in blind bogey play. Abe Jacobs took high net with 112 after six stroke handicap, completing the front and back nine in 359 and 359. The blind bogey prize was shared by two golfers who posted net 60s.
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St Michael's Halt Raiders Win Season Opener 7-3
St Michael's Halt Raiders beat Waterford Red Raiders 7-3 in the season opener at Geer Field. Joe Printsky pitched seven innings allowing three hits for the victory as Jake Gully and Printsky led the offense with key hits. Mayor Ahern threw out the first ball as Edward Wachiter caught, in a ceremony honoring last season's CYL champions.
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Rookie Ace Shoendienst Sidelined by Shoulder Injury
St Louis Cardinals rookie Ace Shoendienst, nicknamed Red Schoendienst, suffered a dislocated shoulder in the first inning of yesterday’s doubleheader against Chicago. He was taken from the lineup with Marty Marion injured, replaced at shortstop by George Fallon as Red likely misses about ten days.
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Red” Schoendienst
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Eight Major Games Draw 164 494 Fans
The New York U21 A totals 1644 percent fans attended eight major league games yesterday. An overall crease of 9,938 from last Sunday and 73,509 more than a year ago is reported. Matchups include St. Louis at Detroit, New York at Boston, Cleveland at Chicago, and Philadelphia at Washington with totals listed for each game leading to a combined 108,745.
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Barons Take Doubleheader From Miners In Wet Pair
Barons edge Scranton Miners 5 2 in the nightcap after a 32 victory in the opener at Artillery Park. Ward sparked the offense with two doubles and a triple, while Porter and Conway contributed key hits as Wilkes Barre drew 12 600 fans. The doubleheader featured strong pitching and defensive plays despite threatening weather.
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Trips Get Even Break With Utes In Double Win
The Triplets edged the Utica Blue Sox in a doubleheader yesterday afternoon with Gene Bearden tossing a three hitter for a 2 0 win in the short opener and Eddie Sawyer’s Lefty Red Crazy delivering a two hit victory in the long opener. In the nightcap Wally Jekowczyk bunched hits off Bearden as Utica's offense stalled. Bearden fanned five and walked four over nine batters, while Brutchak and Cohen contributed key plays in a game dominated by the Utes.
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Former Owner of Troy Baseball Team Succumbs
Glen Rock New Jersey last night died at 569 Maple Avenue Charles 5 Dooley 67 former professional player and manager and Warner Brothers executive staff member in New Jersey He graduated Hamilton College Clinton played in San Jose and New York Nationals under Jim Mutrie He managed the Cubs and was part owner of the Troy Club He leaves a widow and son Cameron
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Willie Hoppe Defeats Cochran 60 to 55 in Match
Willie Hoppe, the challenger, defeated champion Wes Cochran 60 to 55 in a World championship billiards block yesterday. Hoppe extended his tournament lead to 26 points after 33 innings, with totals showing Hoppe 345 and Cochran 32.
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Baseball Czar Holds Line on Racing Gambling Issue
Versailles Ky February 2 Baseball Czar Sem A 5B Crashler of Kentucky stood by his stance against race track gambling saying players must avoid racing and bookmakers. A Lexington Thoroughbred Club letter accused him of using newspapers to push the policy while noting racing is legalized and supervised. Chandler said he cannot relax rules and would not coach or direct players toward tracks. The Thoroughbred Club argues public censure follows such statements.
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Dinges Seeks Rookie of Year Honor With Phillies
Philadelphia outfielder Vance Dinges emerges as a rising candidate for the league rookie award. The lanky left hander with a 386 average has impressed fans while racing to the bases and flashing speed in the outfield as peers like Foxx and Adams watch.
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Serio and Steinborn Headline LaSalle Mat Card Tonight
Don Serio and Milo Steizbolorf of Detroit clash in the headliner at the LaSalle South End gym tonight as cards feature Jimmy Carter in a semifinal and other bouts. Local wrestling fans expect rough-house tactics from Serio as prominent names appear with Strengier White, Jim Spencer, and Young Bull Montane in supporting matches.
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