Sandies lead the Texas Interscholastic League race
EDPR notes Temple and 19 teams still undefeated or unbeaten, with Amarillo Sandies faulting Temple in a 10-0 upset. Scores highlight strong showings by Amarillo, Wichita Falls, Highland Park, Sunset, and other district contenders across Districts 3, 4, 7, 9, 11, 14, and 16 including Lufkin 32-0 over Bryan and San Benito 45-0 over Brownsville.
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Amarillo Sandies
Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Highland Park
Sunset
Lamar
Houston
Lufkin
Waco
Brownfield
Vernon
Sweetwater
Denison
Paris
Amon Carter Riverside
Fort Worth
Dallas
Ranger
Stephenville
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Kerrville
Robstown
San Benito
Paschal
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Greenville
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Sam Houston
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San Antonio
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Reagan
Woodrow Wilson
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Longview
Brackenridge
Milby
Jefferson
San Jacinto
Goose Creek
Orange
Odessa
Midjland
Lamesa
Ysleta
Austin
el Paso
Fort Worth Tech
Arlington Heights
Kilgore
Gladewater
Athens
Texarkana
South Park
Beaumont
Galveston
How the Bets Are Running
New York Oct 5 The St Louis Cardinals opened as 3 to 4 favorites to win the World Series over the Yankees with 2 to 1 odds for New York to win today. A $3.50 bet on St Louis to win the series and a $1 bet on the Yankees to win the series are noted.
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U.P
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Yankees
St. Louis
Gayle Talbot
Rice and TCU Top League
Rice and Texas Christian stand as the only Southwest Conference teams with potential perfect records this season. TCU defeated Arkansas 13 6 on Emery Nix passes, Rice upset LSU 27 14 behind Virgil Eikenberg, and Texas suffered a 3 0 loss to Northwestern as Oklahoma looms. Baylor and Arkansas show strength. SMU travels between Pittsburgh and San Antonio to face Hardin Simmons. Texas Aggies beat Texas Tech 19 0 and prepare for a Corpus Christi clash with the navy air station.
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United Press
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Arkansas
Emery Nix
Bruce Alford
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al Pick
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New Mexico
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Canyon, Tex
Nashville Vols Win Dixie Series 2-0 Over Shreveport
The Nashville Vols captured the Dixie Series title for the third straight year with a 2-0 win over the Shreveport Sports, playoff champions of the Texas League, securing South baseball supremacy. Paul Erickson, formerly with Chicago, featured in the report.
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Tenn
U.P
Nashville Vols
South
Shreveport Sports
Paul Erickson
Chicago
Cards Have What It Takes For Series
The 1942 World Series shifted toward the Cardinals as they overcome the Yankees 9 6 at Yankee Stadium. Coach Billy Southworth’s club, led by Johnny Beazley and eroding Yankees pitching, challenged a wary crowd and drew praise for a bold, dynamic showing from St Louis.
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Yankee Stadium
Ernie White
Yankee
Yankees
Charley Keller
Cubs fall short as Nashville clinches the fourth in series
Nashville pitcher Gordon Maltzberger locked down seven hits allowed by Chicago ace Erickson as the Vols win game four of a seven game set. Gus Dugas hit a homer in the third for Shreveport while Cal Chapman and Charlie English contributed a double in the fourth for Nashville. Maltzberger worked eight innings before Hammer finished and Crompton handled catcher duties.
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Gordon Maltzberger
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Maltzberger
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Vols
Cal Chapman
Charlie English
Shreveport
Hammer
Crompton
Helf
Black Saturday Ends With Top teams in Big weekend slate
New York reports a scattered college football season with inconsistent showings from Minnesota Texas Notre Dame and LSU. The preview highlights Iowa pre flight Michigan Georgia Duke North Carolina NC State and Army Cornell Clemson and California beating or facing key opponents as war and fresh squads shape outcomes.
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Associated Press
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Alabama
Pensacola Flyers
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Tennessee
Quiet Week in Lone Star League
In Maros San Marcos Texas Oct 5 only Southwest Texas State plays Southwestern here Friday night The race sees no undefeated teams Schreiner Institute shocking the Bobcats 28 to 0 Sam Houston State falls 26 7 to Southern Louisiana North Texas State loses 34 0 to Hardin Simmons East Texas State 13 6 to Howard Payne Championship begins Oct 24 with North Texas State versus Sam Houston
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Lone Star
Southwest Texas State
Southwestern
Howard Payne
Schreiner Institute
Bobcats
Sam
Semi-Pro Baseball Rules Frozen for the Duration
Kansas City for U P Ray Dumont president of the National Semi-pro Baseball Congress announced the rules are frozen for the duration and 250000 rule books will be published as official guides. The 1943 program will have three divisions including about 45000 industrial teams 25000 municipal teams and 5000 service teams.
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Kansas City
U.P
Ray Dumont
National Semi-pro Baseball Congress
Dumont
Beazley Gets Another Crack at the Yanks
Beazley returns to the mound for the fifth game of the World Series against the New York Yankees after a strong start in the prior game. He faces Red Ruffing as a veteran duel unfolds with potential career highlights and national attention.
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U.P
Johnny Beazley
St Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Beazley
Mort Cooper
Yanks
Red Ruffing
Marines
Johnny
Parris Island
S.C
Nashville
Tenn
Southworth
Max Lanier
Max
Yanas
Ernie Bonham
Southern Association
Cardinals
Dixie Walker
Dodge Fielder
High School Boy Dies After Football Injury
Co Captain James Brady 17 year old Ridgefield Park High School football player died yesterday from an injury suffered in a game. He was tackled five yards from the goal line and collapsed later from a ruptured spleen after leaving the field. His teammates won 31 to 7 over Bogota High.
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N. J
James Brady
Ridgefield Park
Brady
Bogota High
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