Golfers Vie For District Title Today
Northeastern New York open golf championship returns after a year with a full field on the Antlers course. Amsterdam’s Alex Gerak leads a strong pro-am field including Eddie Schutz Steve Savel Armand Faris and others from Normanside and Iroquois. District spots earned at Spokane and a district pro am to follow at Schenectady Municipal Links.
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Cecmeyvil
Antlers
Amsterdam
Alex Gerak
Wynches
Giels Fats County Club
Iscge Fea
Amd Amietears Wel Ree
Geriek Bischier
Opet
Crows
Amster
Metros
Nas
Pollan
Eddie Schutz
Troy Court Clus
Jorasy Gaunas
Normanside
Ctrp
Steve Savel
Iroquois
Schenectady
Armand Fariis
Trey Countey Club
Schenectady Municipal Links
Lions Coach Darias shifts to T formation in 13 game plan
Detroit Lions coach Darias, in his second year, mixes the T and box formations in camp at Grosse Ile to sharpen a scoring offense that averaged 13.3 points per game last season. He moves several veterans to new backfield posts with rookies competing for spots. Players mentioned include Bill Calibhan, Frank Sinkwich, Bob Westgail, Art Van Ton, Elmer Hackney, Bob Keene, Alex Wojciechowicz, Jack Smiatheson, Elvin Lilea, Stan Batinski, Al Keaparch, Dave Diehl, George St rochmen, Harry Bolton, and others. The Lions open exhibition play Sept. 27 against the Philadelphia Zagiet and Sept. 23 vs the New York Giants, then face Green Bay, Brooklyn, Cleveland, Chicago Bears, and Pittsburgh in late season dates.
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Detroit Upi
Charles E
Gus
Darias
Detroit Lions
Detroit
Lions
Notre Dame
Grosse Ile
Bill Calibhan
Turback
Frank Sinkwich
Georgia
Bob West Gail
Michigan
Art van Ton
Elmer Hackney
Bob Keene
Alex Wojciachowicz
Jack Siatheson
Elvin
Sonsy Lilea
Stan Batinski
Mae Ae al. Keaparch
Dave Diehl
Irons
George Strochmen
Pittsburz
ISP
Harry Bolton
Big Indian
Trora Oklahoma A. & M
Lake Linden
Kentucky
Pleya
Paradelphia
Zagiet
New York Giants
Loxvie
Green Bay
Brooklyn
Gleveland
Chicago
Bears
Care-Pitts
Card-Pitts
Cago Bears
Cieve
Beeton
Army Squad Tackling Drill At West Point Report
Army football practice at West Point includes a tackling drill and a late session on line play. The squad lines up six contenders for the remaining guard and tackle spots as candidates jockey for the open positions.
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West Point
Army
Reds Bisik
Hne
Stanowies
Hazeen
Amoroso and Harris Battle to Draw in Queensboro Show
Amoroso and Harris fought to a draw in an eight round feature at Queensboro Arena before about 4 000 spectators. Amoroso endured a right to the jaw in round one and Harris dropped to the floor for an eight count after a flurry of body punches in round seven.
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New York
Senators Open Eastern League Cup Playoffs In Binghamton
Albany and Hartford begin best of seven series in the Eastern League Governors' Cup playoffs with Albany facing Utica and Hartford meeting Binghamton. The two opening games set the stage for the race toward the league crown as teams vie for home advantage.
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Senators
Binghamton
Hartford
Utica
Albaway Senators
Bamton
Tristers
Hertford
Chemplinshin Hertford
Albany
God Hertford
Simmwtiniee
Utes
Len Gilmore
Fred Clemence
McCaffrevers
Croph Thomas H. Richardson
Bassern
Clark
Rickley
Shupe
Glade
Wentsel
Shemo
Brady
State
Brancoline
Naxtenis
Mueller
Sectlemire
Mershall
Schacher
Hickey
Petty
Jetie
Roggers
Brooks
Glenfriddo
Barnhart
Collins
Mayhew
Rose
Lewis
McCabe
Daniels
Lansky
Clemence
Rumphries
Thomason
Tustin
Gilmore
Haw Fey
Lambton
Dayton
Mort
Goutish
Lehman
Bailey
Tyson
Picefuto
Augustyn
Verdel
Harvey
Homokay
Kimble
Winseh
Long
Donohue
Yeash
Reeser
Szako
Mussill
Albany Senators Acquire Two York Players
Thomes McCaffrey, Albany Senators president, announced the heirdate of Norman Shore and Clark Henry from Fork of the Intersiate League on the eve of the Eastern League Governors Cup playoffs. Shore is a 22 year old right handed pitcher and Henry a 26 year old left handed outfielder.
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Thomes McCaffrey
Albany Senators
Norman Shore
Clark Henry
Shope
Bes
Henry
A's Wallop York in Exhibition 12-4
The Philadelphia Athletics trimmed the York White Roses 12-4 in an exhibition game in York Pa. The A's erupted with seven runs through the third inning after York led off with two runs in the second. Berry Scheib and Garbark led Philadelphia’s offense while Cole Wilie Seibert and Anske started for York.
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York
Philadelphia Athletics
York White Roses
A's
Philadelphia
Berry
Scheib
Garbark
Cole- Wilie
Seibert
Anske
Standings and Probable Pitchers From Yesterday's Games
National league standings show Cincinnati six, Chicago five after nine innings, with Pittsburgh at St Louis postponed due to rain. Probable pitchers list Finisburg at St Louis Ostermoeller and Roe against Schmidt and Byerly, plus Cincinnati at Chicago Guibert and Heusser versus Latin or Passean. American league reports no scheduled games yesterday.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburg
St Louis
Tedas
Finisburg
Ttrnight
Ostermoeller
Roe
Va. Schmidt
Byerly
Gupibert
Heusser
Latin
Passean
Boston
Brooklyn
Barrett
Melton
Herring
Philadelphia
New York
Schanz
Geérheauser
Voleeclle
Allen
American League pennant race stalls with limited games
The American League title chase slows as only one game remains before Friday. Teams like Detroit, New York, Boston and Cleveland face a sparse slate amid schedule disruptions. Interleague clashes and late-season tests loom with pennant hopes hinging on a few postponed contests and key series.
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Philadelphia
New York Louis
Bos
Detroit
Yanks
Prodasiy i
Tigers
Hal Newhouser
Dizzy Trou
Rufe
Cleveland
Bengals
Briggs’ Stadium
Luke Sewells
Browns
Sob Munerie
Sig Jakucki
York
Tay Not
Joesie Carthy
Hank Botany
Ernie Berkem
Walt Dubiei
Mel Queen
Boston
Yankees
Diviers
Snelwest
St Louis
Chiteen
New York
Bastion
Washington
Red Sox
Elcome
Overlin to Box Al Laboa in San Jose Tonight
In San Jose California Overlin faces Al LaBoa in a ten round comeback bout at The Decatur venue. The veteran challenger from New York was previously a middleweight contender while LaBoa hails from Santa Clara and recently left a long layoff after a wave of defeats.
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San Jose
Cali
Overlin
New York
al Laboa
Santa Clara
Decatur
Aghter
Kenny
St. Josephs Ties Firemen In Thrilling Softball Duel
St Josephs and the Troy Fire Department played to a 299 tie at Moores and Fourth Streets diamond in front of a large crowd. Wid Donovan pitched nine innings for St Josephs with Chuck Monk as catcher Leo Barry homering for the Firemen. Jerkie Prenz and others starred for the Firemen while Ast Smith, Led Malone and Patel Mow highlighted St Josephs. Chief Carl Smith announced a return game for Thursday night after a conference with Jack Lowery and Coach Monk.
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St. Joseph's
Troy Firester
Moores Ana Fourth Streets
Wid Donovan
St Joseph's
Chuck Monk
Leo Barry
Firemen
Hank Curley
Ast Smith
Malone
Patel Mow
Patel Mow Featured For 3. Joseph's
Jerkie Prenz
Carl Smith
SS Joseph's
Det
Jack Lowery
Cgouch Monk
Arix
Victor tops Noel in Syracuse boxing card main event
Petey Virgin of Schenectady outpointed Charlie Noel of New York in the main bout at MacArthur Stadium. Other results include Charley Wilson of Syracuse KO Lou Peter of Puerto Rico, Eddie Pagan of Binghamton decision Steve Brogen of Garfield X, Joey Kushner of Syracuse outpoint Horace Leftwich of Buffalo, Joe Robinson of Garfield defeats Freddie Sallus, and Adam Hunter of Worcester draws with Jack Marshall of Syracuse.
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Syracuse
Miss Lussier Captures Cohoes Golf Title
Marie Lussier won the Cohoes women’s golf title at Vac Sthaick Island defeating Mrs. Gabriele Schnurr 3 and 2 in the final. Gertrude Cote took second division honors by beating Virpisis Maconalt 1 and 3. Helen Clerk won the third division with a 1 up victory over Eleanor Reed.
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Marie Lussier
Vac Sthaick I Sland
Gabriele Schnurr
Téhelé
Fivsure
Gertrude Cote
Virpisis Maconalt
Acn Lakes
Mies Hein Alcon
Gladys Adheios
Mary Ryamiffer
Sliss Helen Grass
Helen Clerk
Eleanor Reed
International Loop Playoffs Start Tonight
The International League semifinals open with Newark facing Buffalo as the fourth place Bisons. Newark aims for a new attendance record at Baltimore Stadium, with projections of 25 000 to 30 000 fans. Managers Thames and Grimes choose pitchers for home and visiting rosters as the two series winners advance to the Little World Series.
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New, York
Orioles
Newark
Jersey City
Rochester
Toronto
Wayvsite
Tommy Thames
Sam Lowry
Ambrose
Bobo) Palica
Bucxy Harris
Bob Gillespie
Detroit
Ken Holcombe
Smokey Singleton
Hii
Bill Myers
Newark Bears
Burleigh
Grimes
al Jadiell
Wil
American Association
Bowe Zames
Kochan Gains Verdict Over Howie Bennett
New York middleweight Kochan defeated Howard Bennett of Baltimore by a unanimous ten round decision in a brutal slugfest. After nine rounds Kochan led but the bell saved Bennett. A preliminary between Ray Morris and Buck Sweeney ended in the fourth when Sweeney suffered a fractured nose.
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Baltimore
Georgie Kochan
New York
Howard Bennett
Kochan
Bennett
Ray Morris
Wilmington
Del
Buck Sweeney
Sweeney
Al Smith Stops Mollis In Fifth Round
Al Smith of Philadelphia knocked out Tommy Mollis of Baltimore in one minute thirty seconds of the fifth round in the main event. Johnny Taylor of Binghamton outpointed Buddy Patterson of Rochester in the six round semi final.
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Binghamton
al Jamaita
I Smith
Philadelphia
Tommy _ Mollis
Baltimore
Johnny Taylor
Buddy Patterson
Rochester
Harry Khayyam Coast Victor at Bay Meadows
Harry Khhayyam Coast Victor from Feir Acres Farm Menlo Park won the Bay Meadows feature race by three quarters of a length. My Empire finished second and Vain Knight third in the mile and one sixteenth event. The official time was 1 46 35 with Hedier Woodhouse riding. Payouts were $4.00, $3.50 and $240. Vancouver BC reported.
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San Mateo
Cal
Harry Khayyem
Feir Acres
Menlo Park
Tae
Bay Meadows
My Empire
Vain Knight
Happy Khayyam
Hedier Woodhouse
Vancouver
B.C
Bivins Marshall Bout Cancelled In Cleveland Tour
Promoter Larry Atkins announced the September 17 ten round bout between heavyweight title contender Pvt. Jimmy Bivins and light heavyweight champion Lloyd Marshall is canceled. Bivins aggravated an old hand injury in pre match training. the tour is off.
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Cleveland
Larry Atkins
Jimmy Bivins
Fation
Lloyd Marshal
Atkins
Bivita
Mueller Leads Reds Past Cubs In 6-5 Opener
Ray Mueller paced Cincinnati with four RBIs including a go ahead run in the tenth inning as the Reds upset Chicago 6-5. Eddie Mitter delivered the decisive hit and Shoun won his 7th game after taking over for De La Cruz in the seventh. Coach Jimmy Wilson of the Bees was ejected by umpire Jocko Conlan in a heated eighth inning dispute.
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Chicago
Ray Mueller
Red
Eddie Mitter
Hleds
Cipde Shoun
Wottas de la Crus
Jimmy Wilson
The
Bees
Bill McKechnie
Jocko Conlan
Steve Mesner
Tincixeati
Parretta Upsets Fontaine in Pittsburg Bout at Forbes Field
Parretta beats Juste Fontaine 132 to 132 in a ten round decision before 5,000 spectators at Forbes Field. Fontaine, a former Milwaukee Frenchman now fighting out of Pittsburg, suffers a second defeat in 23 bouts.
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Pittsberg
Sammy Parrette
Pittsburg
Juste Fontaine
Milwaukee
Parrotta Dominates French Opponent in Ten Round Bout
Professional boxing results show Parrotta smothering the Frenchman’s attack in a ten round decision. Jose Basora secured his fourth consecutive victory over Ossie Harris in Puerto Rico. Phil Muscato knocked out Mose Brown in one minute 43 seconds of the first round in McKeesport Pennsylvania.
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Parrotta
Jose Basora
Puerto Rico
Ossie Harris
Pittsburg
Phil Muscato
Buffalo
Mose Brown
McKeesport
Brown
Lou Little Seeks Passer For Lions
Columbia University coach Lou Little spent two hours evaluating backfield candidates for a passer. Hank Stout, a 17 pound? freshman from Washington DC, showed the most promise among testers. Bob Lincoln and Joe Halli also attempted passes.
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New York
Fi Low Little
Columbia University
Hank Stout
Washington, D. C
Bob Lincoln
Joe Halli
City Manager seeks talks to settle Miami Open dates
Miami City Manager A B Curry telegraphed PGA Tour director Frea J Corcoran to discuss the scheduling conflict over the 210000 Miami Open. Arnold the tournament director announced the Open would run Dec 7 10 despite PGA approved Pacific coast programs.
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Miami
Fin
A. B. Curry
Frea J. Corcoran
Professional Golfers Association
Corcoran
New York
Hloh
Arnold
Dowling and Mechanicville leagues plan season openers
The article lists team rosters and the first week schedule for Dowling League play, plus Mechanicville Women’s Independent Rowing League teams, Marvin-Neitzel Women’s Bowling League opening details, and Walton Motors Bowling League captains with upcoming matches.
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Con
Brock
MacCochran
Beddow
Iss
Busmp
Dunker
MacLaren
Heimbold
Lynch
Beebe
Pratt
Harrison
Pabst
Fraser
Weingartner
Richards
Herrick
Niles
Knothe
Smith
Green
Hallman
Pieper
Sheck
O'Brien
Tartar
Roha
Howd
Waterman
Ryan
Connor
Smyth
Taylors
Dunkers
Connors
Hydes
MechanicvHle
Independent Rowing League of
Mechanicville
Ana Caruso
Nora Murphy
Ante Cearley
Margaret Hersick
Helen Scou
Theresa Lugso
Katherine Stockwicz
Mildred Leighton
Rita Wells
Anlonette
Mattrazzo
Mary Mucci
Monica Reilly
June Hipwell
Ereelyn Whikop
Katherine ‘Duffney
Theresa Kennedy
Juanus Gilmore
Betty Manso
Jo Delano
Tin DePaul
Dot Myers
Edna, Brown
Mary Fascia
Eleanor Reilly
Madelyn Cinella
Ann Costanze
Marjorie Patrick
Ann Esposito
Jané Varone
Sally Reilly
Net Kitrick
Cerana Mansfield
Thelma Carr
Dot Mellon
Marion Carpenter
Mary Mooney
Phylis Rirenbourg
Ann Leimer
Helen Tancredi
DeMento League Sets Full Night Of Bowling action
The DeMento A A Bowling League schedules a 7 pm and 9 pm slate at DeMento Alleys Green Island with 12 teams. Trombley Electric faces American Legion Inglis Insurance plays Unique Lunch Walton Majors vs J J Hannan Coat Co and more with captains Lacy Inglis Leonard Welch Supernant Bakuls and DeMento managers leading the lineup.
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DeMento
DeMento A. A
Green Island
Trombley Electric
American Legion
Inglis Insurance
Walton Motors
J. J. Hannan
Bensons
Italian Mutual Society
Bakuja’e and
Desmyreau Co
DeMentos
Jim Lacy
P. Simmons
al Caldaredo
A. Peletier
W. Meszier
P. Jones
J. Leonard
J. DeMente
F. Gareau
Schmaifus
P. Stessier
Walton
Leo Welch
C. Blum
M. Manoni
J. Obrien
Squadere
J. 3. Hannan Coat Co
A. Supernant
C. Senceal
F. Dean
J. Jones
J. Crpeang
Imatita
Bakuln'a
Tetranit
P. Bakuls
Yiu Larrets
F. Tornecello
LaMalta
Desormeay Co
G. Bellrose
J. Deseo
F. Lowes
T. Denic
Gaynor
DeMenta Alteva
A. DeMent
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