World Series Moves to Flatbush With Score Squared
Dodgers rally behind Whitlow Wyatt to a 3-2 win over the Yankees at Yankee Stadium. Wyatt’s pitching squares the series as Brooklyn heads to Ebbets Field. Yankee miscues in fielding and a rare McCarthy decision to bat Murphy amid a late rally prompt second guessing.
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New York
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Whitlow Wyatt
Dodgers
Yankee Stadium
Wyatt
Bombers
Brooklyn
Leo Durocher
Kirby Highe
Fat Freddy Fitzsimmons
Fitz
Littl
Phil Rizzuto
Mickey Owen
Dodger
Billy Herman
Billy
Walker
Dolph
Johnny Murphy
Chandler
Cookie Lavagetto
Flatbushers
McCarthy
Murphy
Joe Gordon
Rizzuto
Yankee
Georges Selkirk
Selkirk
Bobcats face Reserve in wet opening home game
Ohio University braves rain and mud as Don Peden and Dutch Trautwein seek victory over Western Reserve. Injuries thin the Green and White as Toth or Sponseller may quarterback with Skoezen under center and a charged line to stop Reserve’s speed and power.
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Bobcats
Western Reserve
Ohio
Don Peden
Dutch Trautwein
Western Michigan
Red Cats
Youngstown
Reserve
Broncos
Gene Bowen
Bill Heinz
Jake Chicatelli
Heinz
Cleveland
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Joe Sponserre
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Ohto Pos
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Luther
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Gallipolis Favored Over Athens in Clash Tonight
Gallipolis Blue Devils travel to Athens as the favorite to derail the Bulldogs in a key Southeastern Conference clash. Athens unveils a new T formation and lineup led by fullback Paul Maynard and quarterback Howie Bobo, while Gallipolis counters with experienced backs and a strong line. Rain is expected to shape field conditions as both teams seek a critical league victory.
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Blue Devils
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Bulldogs
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Husky
Per
Howie Bobo
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Yaw
Reed Beverage
Ed McPherson
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Johnson
Fields
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Ben Fulton
Jim Burt
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City Merchants Duckpin League Football Results
West Liberty West Virginia defeated Diefance 39 to 0 while Akron North beat Akron Buchtel 18 to 0 in a set of local league football results.
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Postponement Aids Royals in Little World Series
In Columbus the Montreal Royals near a comeback as rain delays push the series toward a seventh game. Manager Clyde Sukeforth boosts confidence saying Kemp Wicker or Ed Head will win tonight and that the Royals can finish the title against the Columbus Red Birds. Red Bird skipper Burt Shotton opts for Sammy Nahem or Murry Dickson with Nahem favored after last night’s call.
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Columbus Red Birds
Kemp Wicker
Ed Head
Red Birds
Red Bird
Burt Shotton
Sammy Nahem
Murry Dickson
Nahem
Southpaws Clash in Chicago Series
Chicago White Sox and Cubs renew city baseball combat under Comiskey Park lights with Verne Olsen facing Ed Smith as yesterday's opener ended 4-1 after rain halted play. Also, Oct 12 is set for the seventh annual world championship horse pulling at Miami County fair grounds in Troy.
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Miami County Fairgrounds
Troy
Trojans Are Picked Over Ohio State By Herb Barker
A wire service style column lists weekly college game picks. Southern California over Ohio State is noted, with other selections including Fordham, Notre Dame, Texas, Navy, Pitt, Michigan over Iowa, Alabama over Mississippi State, Stanford over UCLA, Colgate over Penn State, and Northwestern favored, among others colored by coach and writer opinions.
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New York
Duke Tennessee
Duke
Wade
Duke Southern California
Ohio State
Trojans
Southern California
Fordham
Southern Methodist
Mustangs
Rams
Indiana
Notre Dame
Bo McMillin
Billy Hillenbrand
Louisiana
TEXAS
West Virginia
NAVY
Purdue
PITT
IOWA
Michigan
Mississippi State
Alabama
Jimmy Nelson
Christian
Arkansas
Quick
Watson
U.C.L.A
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Penn State
Colgate
ROWN
Columbia
Syracuse
Cornell
Cayuga Lake
Arvard-Penn
YALE
Virginia
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Northwestern
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Nebraska
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Missouri
Kentucky
Washington & Lee
Illinois
Miami
Texas A
Kansas
Washington University
Featherweight clash in Wilkes-Barre results in decision
In Wilkes-Barre Joe Peralta 133 pounds from Tamaqua outpointed Chaly Wright 126 pounds from New York in a non title featherweight bout. The Philadelphia bout saw Johnny Dean 148% outpoint Buck Streator 144% from Collingswood in an 8 round fight. Al Horwitz of the Philadelphia Ledger was elected president of the Baseball Writers Association of America. Gordon Cobbledy of the Cleveland Plain Dealer named vice president.
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Joe Peralta
Tamaqua
Chaly Wright
New York
Champlain
Philadelphia
Johnny Dean
Buck ‘Streator
Collingswood
N. J
al Horwits
Philadelphia Ledger
Baseball Writers Association of America
Tom Swope
Cininnati Post
Gordon Cobbledh
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Brooklyn Defeats New York 3-2 in Tight Brooklyn NY Game
Brooklyn edges New York 3 to 2 as Henrich Medwick and Reese drive runs. Pitching duel features Chandler Murphy Wyatt with key innings and 66,248 in attendance at the park.
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Joc McCarthy
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Marius Russo
Atley Donald
Russo
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Walker
New York
Dickey
Murphy
Chandler
Keller
Reese
Owen
Camilli
Henrich
Medwick
Herman
Gordon
Rizzuto
Sturm
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DiMaggio
Lavagetto
Reiser
Pinelli
N.L
Grieve
A.L
Goetz
On.l
McGowan
Ram
Weteend
Duneben
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I. Peor
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Ketem
aBordagaray
Rosgae
Golam
Riggeeo
Chatidier
Mipphy
Breezing With Brietz in New York Baseball City
The Dodgers and Yankees clash as Dodger fans return to the Bronx stadium. DiMaggio, Rizzuto, Durocher, and McCarthy draw reactions while Ford Frick and crowd energy reflect a lively opening. Boxing talks echo with Louis-Nova stoppage debated as injuries loom.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Yankee Stadium
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Yankee
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Joe
Bill Herman
Rizzuto
Joe Gordon
Durocher
New York World Series Bets Rage On Ten Million
The article notes New York City expects about 10 million dollars from the World Series with revenue across hotels bars and amusement centers as the Yankees deploy their subs early in the game strategy. Larry King Midas Mac Phail and his Bums are praised for turning opportunities into profits.
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Winston Salem
N. C
Twin City Sentinel
Larry
King Midas) MacPhail
New York
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