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| ng campaign against Richard Palmer, Bishop of | Syracuse, a rival candidate for the vacant archbishopr |
| It was probably subject to | Syracuse; a treaty was concluded in 263 BCE between th |
| ious courtier in the court of Dionysius II of | Syracuse, a fourth century BC tyrant of Syracuse, Ital |
| Prior to the start of the series, | Syracuse A.C. under Cornell University coach, Frank "B |
| elevision, former television personality with | Syracuse ABC-affiliate WSYR-TV. |
| 624th Air Defense Wing which was activated at | Syracuse ADS on 1 October 1956. |
| Syracuse advanced to the championship game. | |
| Syracuse affiliation shared with New York Mets | |
| E) system, initially feeding data to DC-03 at | Syracuse AFS, New York. |
| 1952, the 32d Air Division was reassigned to | Syracuse AFS, New York to direct a Manual Combat Contr |
| E) system, initially feeding data to DC-03 at | Syracuse AFS, New York. |
| ol was reassigned to the 21st Air Division at | Syracuse AFS. |
| t was optioned to the team's AAA farm club in | Syracuse after manager Bobby Mattick chose to go with |
| eon had made himself master of the citadel of | Syracuse after the departure of Dionysius, Hicetas, fi |
| Pierce played for | Syracuse again in the 1903 World Series of Football. |
| roup performed air defense operations for the | Syracuse Air Defense Sector until July 1960, when it w |
| Virginia in the final, following wins against | Syracuse, Air Force, and Ole Miss. |
| ontrol of DC-03/CC-01 was initially under the | Syracuse Air Defense Sector (SADS) which was activated |
| sily accessible to places like New York City, | Syracuse, Albany, Philadelphia, Scranton, and Buffalo. |
| The | Syracuse All-Americans were an American basketball tea |
| He was also selected to the | Syracuse All-Century Basketball team. |
| Carter currently ranks third on the | Syracuse all-time rushing yards list with 3,104. |
| e part in the celebrated Jerry Rescue case in | Syracuse, although he always refused to serve in any p |
| phew of New York Giants linebacker and fellow | Syracuse alum Keith Bulluck. |
| Like fellow | Syracuse alum Brad Kotz, Zulberti played prep lacrosse |
| He is the first | Syracuse alumnus to serve as head football coach since |
| uren, most of Onondaga County and portions of | Syracuse, among other communities located in Upstate N |
| University Bruins lost 7-0 to Amherst, 6-0 to | Syracuse, and 16-7 to Harvard. |
| med for William F. Walsh, the former mayor of | Syracuse and representative in the U.S. Congress. |
| He missed the | Syracuse and Connecticut with an ankle injury, but bou |
| ct Offices in Newark, New York City, Buffalo, | Syracuse and San Juan, and also oversees branch office |
| in went on to serve on the coaching staffs at | Syracuse and Michigan before joining the Seattle Seaha |
| York, Philadelphia, Miami, Cleveland, Tampa, | Syracuse and Atlanta. |
| He split the year between | Syracuse and Washington, making a combined 27 starts. |
| he was made head of the Botany Department at | Syracuse, and in 1908 started teaching a forestry cour |
| and home of Joshua Forman (the first mayor of | Syracuse) and offers Zen practice for laypeople. |
| st powerhouse teams such as West Virginia and | Syracuse and posted a competitive season in 1970. |
| lifton played in the minor leagues in Toledo, | Syracuse, and Minneapolis. |
| of both The Sound of Music and The Boys from | Syracuse and appeared as a television announcer in the |
| Brian Brohm injured his leg in a game against | Syracuse and was out for the rest of the season. |
| son that including victories over Penn State, | Syracuse, and Army. |
| is field goals in late November games against | Syracuse and UTEP. |
| ought Asian scholars and graduate students to | Syracuse, and used his department's funds to send maps |
| Past and Present of | Syracuse and Onondaga County (1908) |
| five of their last six games, which included | Syracuse and #20 Southern Mississippi. |
| ulties of the State University of New York at | Syracuse and the Pennsylvania State University. |
| He added 15 tackles against | Syracuse and 14 in the Boston College game. |
| These lands included the cities of | Syracuse and Noto and 250 knight's fees (caballariae) |
| r C. A. Rowe, Grampus was laying mines in the | Syracuse and Augusta, Sicily area. |
| by the sand not only that which exists about | Syracuse and the rest of Sicily but also that which is |
| Seawright also recorded 2 tackles against | Syracuse and Duke. |
| 1162) was the Norman Count of | Syracuse and a member of the Hauteville family. |
| ter defeat in the Sicilian expedition against | Syracuse and eventually in the Peloponnesian War again |
| He studied with William Berwald at | Syracuse and with the composer Ernest Bloch at Berkele |
| on at the one-mile dirt tracks in Detroit and | Syracuse, and won the National Championship by 115 poi |
| " involving the October 24, 1959 game between | Syracuse and West Virginia University, was fictitious |
| ct from 1927 to 1945, it included the city of | Syracuse and all of Onondaga and Cortland counties. |
| After minor league stops in Milwaukee, | Syracuse, and Orlando, Fraser became the first head co |
| he Cardinals sent him to the minor leagues in | Syracuse, and from there he signed for the 1926 season |
| newly independent Department of Geography at | Syracuse, and worked to make Syracuse a top institutio |
| ng the Emerging Artists Stage at the Taste of | Syracuse and the Emerging Artist Showcase at the New Y |
| after five Maltese galleys sailed south from | Syracuse and encountered three Bizertine galleys off L |
| were ranked No. 3 in the nation behind No. 1 | Syracuse and No. 2 Ole Miss. |
| 2011, he would continue to split time between | Syracuse and Washington before being designated for as |
| She resides on the eastside of | Syracuse and remains active in the community. |
| on of his own law, is also told of Diocles of | Syracuse and Zaleucus (Diod. |
| He was a popular player in | Syracuse and was the only player to ever hit the ball |
| Edward Simons Fulmer (born in East | Syracuse; April 16, 1919) is a former officer and pilo |
| It was desiged by noted | Syracuse architect Horatio Nelson White. |
| he Utica area (now the 24th District) and the | Syracuse area was entirely in the 27th District. |
| Since 1989 all Centro routes in the | Syracuse area are accessible to wheelchair patrons. |
| folder of current high school players in the | Syracuse area to get a head start in recruiting. |
| Lloyd wrote this biography with | Syracuse area writer, Sean Kirst. |
| is childhood living in New York state (in the | Syracuse area) and also spent eight years of his life |
| r group in local functions on weekends in the | Syracuse area, and did so for almost half a century. |
| ntain a significant corporate presence in the | Syracuse area. |
| is located in a historic building, the former | Syracuse Armory. |
| Syracuse Army Air Base, New York (1944) | |
| e, Kansas City, Louisville, Santa Barbara and | Syracuse, as well as the Pacific Symphony, Rochester P |
| Also in 1920, he led Pitt to a 35-0 win over | Syracuse, as he rushed for 255 yards and scored 16 poi |
| A native of Germany, he came to | Syracuse at the age of 13. |
| "Courtesan" u/s "Luce" in The Boys from | Syracuse at American Airlines Theatre (2002) |
| lowing season, in 2010, after struggling with | Syracuse at the beginning of the year. |
| ll and Glenn both played pro football for the | Syracuse Athletic Club during the first World Series o |
| Football League, the "New York" team and the | Syracuse Athletic Club in the 1902 World Series of Foo |
| in the first indoor football game against the | Syracuse Athletic Club. |
| his was the first time in school history that | Syracuse attend this event. |
| Immediately before coming to | Syracuse, Baker was Professor of Forestry at the Penns |
| In 2006, Closter was elected to the | Syracuse Baseball Wall of Fame. |
| He appeared in six seasons with | Syracuse before injuries forced him into retirement. |
| t 15 years as a lawyer in private practice in | Syracuse before serving as mayor of that city in 1873- |
| e Great, led a campaign against Agathocles of | Syracuse between 311 BC and 307 BC in the Third Sicili |
| recorded a 2.97 goals against average for the | Syracuse Blazers and was named to the North American l |
| ere runners up for the Lockhart Trophy to the | Syracuse Blazers in the 1973-1974 season. |
| ristensen was the first woman to serve on the | Syracuse Board of Assessment Review. |
| While in | Syracuse, Bombard collaborated with local music histor |
| n, 1999-2000, he played most of the season on | Syracuse, but also got to play 18 games in the NHL on |
| ng the 2004-2005 lockout season, he played on | Syracuse, but in the following off-season he signed wi |
| He also managed to besiege | Syracuse, but had to withdraw, due to Corinthian and C |
| of the National Women's Rights Convention in | Syracuse but was rejected for that position when she a |
| Leitsch had shared an apartment with Amsel in | Syracuse but traveled back and forth between Syracuse |
| Atilano was recalled from Triple-A | Syracuse, by the Nationals, to replace injured Jason M |
| ound from Smyrna that had become blockaded at | Syracuse by a British fleet. |
| From | Syracuse by Captain G. I. Tupman, R.M.A. |
| was a key player that helped the team defeat | Syracuse by score of 16-0, where future Kansas State h |
| nd 385 BC as a Greek colony by Dionysius I of | Syracuse by the name of Lissos (Λισσός), as part of a |
| up a 33-game winning streak before losing to | Syracuse by a score of 24-3 in 1919. |
| dapted for the musical stage as The Boys from | Syracuse by Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart, and George A |
| ive battle, and ended in a 16-16 tie, helping | Syracuse cap an unbeaten season. |
| was responsible for the glass and mosaics of | Syracuse Cathedral. |
| nounced she would seek the office of Mayor of | Syracuse, challenging incumbent Matthew Driscoll, a De |
| Jays' rotation, Janssen was promoted from the | Syracuse Chiefs and made his major-league debut agains |
| He spent 1955 in the IL with the | Syracuse Chiefs going 12-12 with a 3.94 ERA, and in 19 |
| ass A-Advanced Dunedin Blue Jays and Triple-A | Syracuse Chiefs in 1979, and his last with the Texas R |
| -1988), the Knoxville Smokies (1988), and the | Syracuse Chiefs (1989). |
| In 1949, he went to the | Syracuse Chiefs of the International League and posted |
| He spent the 1949 & 1950 seasons with the | Syracuse Chiefs of the International League and the Tu |
| In 2008, he played for the Triple-A | Syracuse Chiefs in the Toronto Blue Jays organization. |
| The International League | Syracuse Chiefs held spring training at McCurdy in 194 |
| 007, Ramirez split time between the Class AAA | Syracuse Chiefs and New Hampshire. |
| n Gabriel, California) is the manager for the | Syracuse Chiefs of the International League, the Tripl |
| ns, Rochester Red Wings, Portland Beavers and | Syracuse Chiefs and never failing to reach double digi |
| ter spending most of the latter year with the | Syracuse Chiefs minor league baseball team, he signed |
| to Class AAA (including assignments with the | Syracuse Chiefs and the Toledo Mud Hens) over the next |
| he end of April was promoted to the Class AAA | Syracuse Chiefs after seven appearances in which he pi |
| ubsequently transferred to the Blue Jays' AAA | Syracuse Chiefs farm club. |
| His 2005 season with the | Syracuse Chiefs was even better, as he led the Interna |
| He currently manages the | Syracuse Chiefs of the Class AAA International League. |
| League with a 2.14 ERA while playing for the | Syracuse Chiefs in 1974 |
| nal League championships in 1969-70 (with the | Syracuse Chiefs) and in 1981 (with the Columbus Clippe |
| season with the Triple-A International League | Syracuse Chiefs, hitting .264 |
| 0 season with the Nationals' "AAA" squad, the | Syracuse Chiefs, batting .304 |
| s released after one season with the Triple-A | Syracuse Chiefs, hitting .211 |
| the Toronto Blue Jays Triple-A affiliate, the | Syracuse Chiefs, in 2007, before being released. |
| and the Toronto Blue Jays' Triple-A team, the | Syracuse Chiefs, in 1991. |
| in Potomac, he was named 2010 manager of the | Syracuse Chiefs, Washington's Triple A affiliate. |
| Playing for the AAA | Syracuse Chiefs, he hit .269, |
| next five years in the minor leagues with the | Syracuse Chiefs, Los Angeles Angels, Wichita Larks, Om |
| level for the Iowa Cubs, Richmond Braves and | Syracuse Chiefs. |
| with 81 RBIs for Toronto's AAA affiliate, the | Syracuse Chiefs. |
| ch for the Nationals' Triple-A affiliate, the | Syracuse Chiefs. |
| alester began the season in Triple-A with the | Syracuse Chiefs. |
| e International League while pitching for the | Syracuse Chiefs. |
| 24 innings before being sent to the Triple-A | Syracuse Chiefs. |
| He also managed the Triple-A | Syracuse Chiefs. |
| Mock opened the season with the Triple-A | Syracuse Chiefs. |
| Currently, he is the hitting coach for the | Syracuse Chiefs. |
| Between 1936 and 1937 Kelly managed the | Syracuse Chiefs. |
| was assigned to their Triple-A affiliate, the | Syracuse Chiefs. |
| A long-time resident of | Syracuse, Christensen has always been an active commun |
| Bernardi previously served as the | Syracuse City Auditor for five terms. |
| so served in the past as the President of the | Syracuse City School District Board of Education and t |
| After his two-year stint at | Syracuse, Collier moved to the NFL for the 1990 season |
| career, Young pitched for Triple-A Pawtucket, | Syracuse, Colorado, Memphis and Buffalo, and with the |
| e split the season playing on Manitoba and on | Syracuse, Columbus' current AHL affiliate. |
| Stephanie Miner, | Syracuse Common Councilor-at-Large |
| She then served three terms on the | Syracuse Common Council. |
| 6%) Previously, he served as President of the | Syracuse Common Council from 1998 to 2001, as Third Di |
| Miner served as a Councilor-At-Large on the | Syracuse Common Council from 2002 to 2009. |
| l career in 2001, when she was elected to the | Syracuse Common Council. |
| Walsh was then elected to the | Syracuse common council. |
| rancisco previously spent eleven years on the | Syracuse Common Council as both a Councilor-at-large a |
| He has been the treasurer of the | Syracuse Cooperative Federal Credit Union since its op |
| ed the majority of the 2005-06 season for the | Syracuse Crunch of the AHL, playing only 7 games in th |
| After another full season with the | Syracuse Crunch and most of one with the Cleveland Lum |
| in his first five games, Brodeur shutout the | Syracuse Crunch 1-0 earning his fourth win and second |
| , 2005 - Loaned to the Houston Aeros from the | Syracuse Crunch in exchange for the loan of Jason Beck |
| 8-09, when Steve Mason was called up from the | Syracuse Crunch of the American Hockey League (AHL). |
| ets, skating for the club's AHL affiliate the | Syracuse Crunch and ECHL affiliate Elmira Jackals duri |
| He joined the | Syracuse Crunch of the AHL and played 64 games with th |
| Goehring played four seasons for the | Syracuse Crunch in the AHL, and following the abrupt d |
| ame and his trade, Murray was recalled by the | Syracuse Crunch while Dan LaCosta was recalled by the |
| Admirals of the ECHL and in the AHL with the | Syracuse Crunch and the Hershey Bears. |
| eased from a Player Try Out Contract with the | Syracuse Crunch of the American Hockey League, and sub |
| Hockey League after being called up from the | Syracuse Crunch of the American Hockey League on Janua |
| y goaltender who is currently playing for the | Syracuse Crunch in the American Hockey League (AHL). |
| Holland plays with the | Syracuse Crunch of the American Hockey League. |
| Joe was then sent to join affiliate, the | Syracuse Crunch of the American Hockey League. |
| for the Canucks' minor league affiliate, the | Syracuse Crunch of the American Hockey League (AHL). |
| ochester Americans, Albany River Rats and the | Syracuse Crunch of the American Hockey League. |
| s also played for the St. John's Maple Leafs, | Syracuse Crunch and Springfield Falcons of the AHL. |
| After starting the 2007-08 season with the | Syracuse Crunch in the AHL, Campbell was traded by the |
| nceman who last played professionally for the | Syracuse Crunch of the American Hockey League. |
| rst shutout on North American ice against the | Syracuse Crunch on November 1, 2009. |
| ockey left winger who currently plays for the | Syracuse Crunch of the American Hockey League (AHL). |
| With Rochester trailing 3-1 to the | Syracuse Crunch in the first round of the AHL playoffs |
| e took up an assistant coaching role with the | Syracuse Crunch of the AHL, with whom he set franchise |
| e hockey defenceman currently playing for the | Syracuse Crunch of the American Hockey League. |
| ing 66 games for the American Hockey League's | Syracuse Crunch and 10 games for the ECHL's Dayton Bom |
| He started his professional career with the | Syracuse Crunch of the AHL. |
| He was then assigned to AHL affiliate, the | Syracuse Crunch for the entirety of the year posting 1 |
| Adam currently plays for the | Syracuse Crunch of the AHL. |
| hockey goaltender who currently plays for the | Syracuse Crunch of the American Hockey League, under c |
| essional debut in the 2002-03 season with the | Syracuse Crunch of the AHL, affiliate of the Blue Jack |
| He made his professional debut with the | Syracuse Crunch of the American Hockey League (AHL) in |
| On October 4, 2007, Bruno signed with the | Syracuse Crunch of the AHL for the 2007-08 season. |
| ffered a concussion during a game against the | Syracuse Crunch on October 31, 2004. |
| 00-01, Bowler set a team record for the AHL's | Syracuse Crunch with 58 assists, and tied the team rec |
| 06 season with the Blue Jackets AHL affiliate | Syracuse Crunch, Prusek left North America and joined |
| Thinking that he would have had a spot on the | Syracuse Crunch, Murray was sent back to Kitchener as |
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