Buckeyes Face Hectic Route to Big Ten Title
Arch ie Moore trains in Moore s camp north of North Adams Mass as Archie Moore prepares for a heavyweight title bid. Trained by Charley Johnston the camp features band appearances and air trips while writers observe from Williamstown. Moore s public training pace and musical detours frame a season poised for a high stakes comeback.
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Archie
Paronay
NEA
Adams
Mass
la Starza
Louis
Walcott
Charles
Cockell
Adame
Charley ‘Johnston
Johnston
Jim Norris
Aviaton
Wilbur Wright
Ry Mendel
Greylock Mountain
Alloys
Rich Street
International Boxing
Johnston Tay
Glover
Norman
Lucky Thompson
Before Grid Prospects Look Good This Season
Chicago notes compare Nashua Swaps horses with focus on temperaments and race history at Washington Park. Swaps praised as a smooth machine, Nashua depicted playful yet competitive. background on trainers jockeys and past stakes outlines. Also reports on Leon Eagles football opening game and Belpre SEC Buckeye League affiliations with local schedules and lineups.
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Belpre
Sale of Adios Shakes Trotting World
The United States Trotting Association reports a half million dollar sale of Adios a 15 year old sire of pacing champions.
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Voluntus
United Mates Trotting Assn
Adios
Shampions
Lakin Opens Card Friday In Horse Schedule
USTA officials hailed a half million dollar transaction as significant to the standardbred industry. The sale and upcoming schedule include Meadowlands Farm and Point Pleasant in Pennsylvania, with races at Logan and Lancaster plus dates in October and November. Delvin Miller, owner and trainer, discusses plans as Aracama of Logan and other opponents loom.
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Point Pleasant
Hanover Shoe Ferme Olltanin
Hanover
Meadowlands
Meadow Lands
Taylor
Pruntytown
Ineigher
Sra
Delvin Miller
Lakin Mendovlands Farm
Aracama of
Logan
Liberty of Coat
Sie
Miller
Bays Industrial School of Harness Racing
Lancaster
Ohio
Fra
Point. Pleasant
Elsworth II
Harpole
Swaps Nashua Link Backed by Aga in 1946 Bid
The Aga family owned Swaps before Ellsworth bought him for 160000 in fall 1946. Willie Shoemaker, a Texan, will ride Swaps and is allied with Nashua’s trainer. Eddie Arcaro, Nashua’s pilot, is Cinem Lab driver’s son. Swaps and Nashua share the ability to run a mile and a quarter near two minutes, with a possible sub two-minute effort by Wednesday.
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Aga
Khaled
Ellsworth
Willie Shoemaker
Texas
Eddie Arcaro
Nashua
Cinem
Swaps
Fay
Long Hitter But No Hits Ex umpire remarks on broadcasts
Jocko Conlan, veteran NL umpire, vented after a hospitalization for back ailment and listened to radio and TV. He mocked announcers for praising stars while misreporting stats, noting the contrast between claimed power hitters and actual records. Also mentions John Taylor of the 1904 Cardinals who hurled 352 innings without relief.
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Pitts
John Bertrand
Jocko) Conlan
Conlan
Joe Doakes
Ans
Conian
John Taylor
St. Louis Cardinals
Baldwin Wildcats Hopeful For Strong Season In Mercerville
Ray Baldwin optimistic about a better year after rebuilding the Wildcats to 0-6 in Gallian County League play. Back with seven lettermen of 22, mercerville teammates include Marion Caldwell at quarterback Jerry Myers at fullback and Clinton Stanley John Haffelt Gary Wills at halfback. Linemen Raymond Sheets and Richard Sheets lead a still-developing line as four regulars graduated. Senior roster features Montgomery Sheets Hattelt and others with juniors like Woods and Ditton. Also notes Braves outfielder Bill Bruton homers in eight NL parks.
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Ea. Wilcoxen
Cleveland Tucker
Bill Snyder
Gene Carpenter
Leo Williams
Jim Loweriors
Lloyd Cowell
Richard Wilcoxen
Bob Turrill
Jim
John Brook
Ray Richards
Letterman
Lee Medier
Tom. Kuard
Post
Nashua
Nat
Dick Widlin
Rally
Nashrullah
Dave Beigns
England
Aga. Khan
Tom Belyus
Nasrullah
Charles
Thomas
John Bakmule
Fer
the Plains
Rutland
J-T. Belpre
Det
Trimble
Mrutland
McConnellvn
Pomeroy
Seveniues Naymona Saldwin
Baldwin Wildcats
Baldwin
Mercerville
Wildcats
Marion Caldwell
Jerry Myers
Clinton Stanley
John Haffelt
Gary Wills
Raymond Sheets
Richard Sheets
James Montgomery
Ray Sheets
Larry Sheets
John Hattelt
Frank Woods
Max Johnson
Marion Saldwell
Bob Halley
Eugene Willam
Billy Martin Granted 30 Day Army Leave
Billy Martin star shortstop and second baseman for the New York Yankees is granted a 30 day furlough from Fort Carson where he will complete his army tour by Oct 8. He plans to fly to Kansas City to rejoin the Yankees for a pennant drive and hopes to play by Thursday while remaining free to do as he pleases during the furlough, provided he returns by Sept 28.
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NEA
Chicago
Mid- West
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Tuk Wilton
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Sitchigen
Ohio State
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Pennsylvania
Sitno
Texas
California
Chigdoean
Ian
Lou Baldacel
Gat Athrow
for_ ina
Ohio
Woody Biorate
Len
Purdue
Pemee
Dawson
Alliance
w—Corp
Billy Martin
Sec
New York
Army
Martin
Ft Carson
Public Information Office
Ft. ‘Carson Announced the Leave. It Was Approved By Lt. Col. Charles E Gilbert
Special Services
Kansas City
Information Office
Tion
Rebuilding McArthur Highs Backfield Under Coach Kaufman
McArthur High School football coach Wayne Kaufman and assistant Bruce Metin begin rebuilding a strong backfield. Twenty seven players report, with practices at Me Avenue airport split into morning and afternoon sessions. Returnees include backs Armstrong and Menke, while Gary Cottman and Larry Partee join a lineup featuring new freshmen Ferguson Prater and Lightfoot.
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Mtthur
Mcarthur High School
Wayne Kaufman
Bruce Metin
Saturda
Me- Avenue
Tom “Gil
Armstrong
Bill Menke
Kaufmans
Gillis
Graves
Ed Stewart
Marshall College
MHS
Gary Cottman
Spetman
Will Battl
Doug Wrightsel
Cottman
Gussie Moran Chooses Top Baseball Stars for Women Fans
Fort Worth headlines recount Gussie Moran listing baseball stars women find most exciting. Ted Williams, Stan Hack, Sal Maglie, and other legends are debated for allure, education, and professional potential as colleges push for degrees ahead of pro careers.
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Gussie Moran
Gussie
Ted
Williams Gussie
Fort Worth
Tex
Stan
Wes Griffin
Brooklyn Dodg
Vogt Berra
Stan Hack
Atractine Aholraipe
Tihietes
Seckie Robinson
Panthers Estess
Eden
Garth
Sal Maglie
Rudolph Walp
Cacey Stengel
Aseball
Twin City Fever Over Major League Baseball Hope
A brochure touts Midway Stadium as the potential Twin Cities base for major league baseball. It notes a 12 500 seat stadium expandable to 35 000 and four parking areas for 9300 cars. The plan cites 50 miles to 10 million potential spectators and 150 miles to 3 million.
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New York
King
Twin Cities
St. Paul
Minneapolis
America
Midway Stadium
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