Yankees Clinch 1941 World Series In Close 4 1 Win
Ernie Bonham pitched four hits allowed as the New York Yankees defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 4 to 1 to complete their eighth straight World Series victory. Joe Gordon drove in the decisive run with a second inning single, while DiMaggio and Keller provided key support as New York claimed the title in 1941.
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Ernie Bonham
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bombers
Yankees
Dodgers
Bronx
Ed Barrow
Bos
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Mickey Owen
Larry MacPhail
Leo Durocher
Yankee
Red Ruffing
Marius Russo
Bonham
Joe Gordon
Gordon
Bill Dickey
Konham
Whitlow Wyatt
DiMaggio
Joe
Whit
Charley Keller
Qwen
Dolf Camilli
New York
Sturm
Peer
Messiade
Dickey
St. Os
Brooklyn
Walker
Medwick
FOGG
Saccuan
Coscarart
Herman
Reese
Ecko
Reiser
Henrich
Wyatt
Owen
Riggs
Camilli
Keller
Rolfe
Rizzuto
McGowan
A.L
Sears
Pinelli
N. L
Grieve
Goetz
N.L
Sam Snead
Sam
Cleveland
Jeff Heath
Joe Mernik
Minnesota
Gophers
Henry Edwards
Rockne
Henry
Bunky Morris
Syracuse U
Brown Takes Ohio State Post With Massillon Pride
Columbus reports gush over Paul Brown, fresh Buckeyes coach from Massillon, as he builds a program from strong fundamentals and single wing tactics. The piece notes his rapid rise, high school backing, radio outreach, and readiness to start with a deep roster while facing early tests from Western Kentucky Teachers and Reserve scores.
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Columbus
Paul Eugene Brown
Washington High
Massillon
Ohio State
Robert C. Zuppke
Oak Park
Ill
Ilinois
Brown
Paul Brown
Harry Stuhldreher
Wisconsin
Ohio
Buckeye
Francis Schmidt
Pee Brown
Reserve
Don
John Fekete
Bill Heinz
Red Cats
Chuck Miller
Bill Hartman
Western Kentucky Teachers
Harold Wise
Joe Cullen
Dick Crouch
Western Kentucky
Crouch
Wise
W. H
Bill” Herbert
Ohio U
Neil Thomas
Fight Results From Across The Nation
Red Cochran narrowly out pointed Lew Jenkins in New Jersey at 141 1 2 to 135 while Al Lie Stoltz defeated Frankie Martin in six. Abe Simon and Turkey Thompson drew in Hollywood. Jackie Donovan edged Andre Jessurun in Syracuse and Joe Maxin outpointed Bill Peterson in Chicago. Nate Bolden stopped Larry Russell in three and John Abbott beat Matt Daugherty in four.
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New York City
Red Cochrane
New Jersey
Lew Jenkins
Sweetwater
Tex
Allie Stoltz
Newark
Frankie Martin
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Abe Simon
New York
Turkey Thompson
Syracuse
N. Y
Jackie Donovan
Buffalo
Andre Jessurun
Chicago
Joe Maxin
Cleveland
Bill Peterson
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Nate Bolden
Larry Russell
Atlantic City
John Abbott
Matt Daugherty
Milwaukee
Local football scores from Friday’s games
Marion Harding and Mount Vernon tied 0 in a scoreless clash. Bexley beat Delaware Willis 21 to 0. Columbus Aquinas shut out Columbus North 20 to 0. Groveport defeated Gahanna 6 to 0. West Jefferson beat Columbus St. Charles 13 to 7. Mifflin defeated Hilliard 13 to 0. Xenia beat Miamisburg 7 to 0. Oxford Stewart dominated Seven Mile 19 to 0.
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Marion Harding
Mount Vernon
Bexley
Delaware Willis
Columbus Aquinas
Columbus North
Groveport
Gahanna
West Jefferson
Columbus St. Charles
Mifflin
Hilliard
Xenia
Miamisburg
Oxford Stewart
Seven Mile
Dodgers Fall Short as Yankees Dominate World Series Atmosphere
In New York, the Yankees outplayed the Dodgers in a hard luck loss for Brooklyn. Fans jeered and cheered, while autograph seekers pressed for signatures as Brooklynites faced another pennant-less season.
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New York
Dodgers
Yankees
Brooklyn
Yanks
Bulldogs Face Darkhorse Pomeroy on Friday Night
Athens High hosts Pomeroy at home as the 1941 season hangs in the balance. The Panthers bring a perfect three game mark and SE conference wins over Jackson and Nelsonville, while Athens aims to rebound after a rough showing against Gallipolis. Ed McPherson may return to bolster the line for Friday.
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Athens High Bulldogs
Harry Lackey
Scrappy Eleven
Pomeroy
Panthers
Jackson
Nelsonville
Logan
Gallipolis
Callipolis Blue Devils
George Blackburn
Blue Devil
Athens
Bulldogs
Blue Devils
Ed McPherson
McPherson
Athens Hospital
Middleport Lightweights Fall to Gallipolis 13 6
Middleport hosts Gallipolis in a scrimmage where the Lightweights were outplayed 13 to 0 by the away squad. Eddie Pepper and Jackson sparked the scoring as Gallipolis built momentum for the SEC clash set for Friday evening.
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Middleport
Gallipolis
Gallia Blue Devils
Paul Trittschuh
Yellow Jacket
Eddie Pepper
Red Peppers
Jackson
Wolfe Brothers Harbor Scoring Frenzy in Ohio Football
Upper Sandusky's Wolfe brothers lead scoring across Ohio high school football. Russell Wolfe tops state at 56 points in three games, Fenton leads the Ohio Conference with 24, as Heidelberg and Ashland share key wins. Other top teams Massillon Canton McKinley Middletown and Mansfield produce notable results with explosive performances across the weekend.
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Columbus
Wolfe
Ada
Young Wolfe
High School Athletic Association
Upper Sandusky
Jack Crider
Canton McKinley
Bulldogs
Champaign
Dll
Elroy
Lightnin
Jones
Sandusky
Mansfield
Massillon
McKinley
Canton
Middletown
Tigers
Cleveland
Cathedral Latin
Cincinnati
Woodward
Roosevelt Gregory
Alliance
Stark County
Warren
Newark
Steubenville
Mel Knowlton
Stubtown Crew
Doc Vargo
Akron South
Xenia O
S. O
Northridge
Hamilton
Roger Bacon
Troy
Greenville
Grandview
Columbus St. Mary
Lebanon
Osborn Bath
Circleville
Greenfield McClain
Jimmy Robinson
Canton Lehman
Kent Roosevelt
Fairport Harbor
Canton Lincoln
Coshocton
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Trojans
Huntington
W. Va
East Liverpool
Salem
Famed Topperweins To Give Shooting Exhibition Thursday
Ad and Mrs. Ad Topperwein bring a free shooting exhibition to the Athens Gun Club near the airport. The pair perform rifle pistol and shotgun feats, including rapid-fire cartoon targets and tests of endurance with wood blocks and eggs.
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Topperweins
Topperwein
Mother Earth
Ad. Topperwein
Ripley's
Uncle Sam
Shade Personal and Brief Social Notes
Mrs. Herman Miller and daughter Sue Ann and infant Roy visit Ravenswood West Virginia father Charles Bobo and sister Mrs George Malloy. Walter Champlain and daughter Phyllis Lester Champlain and daughter Sue Glouster Chester Smith and daughter Mary Louise from Rittman guests of William Chapple. Mrs Boyd Angell and son Harris weekend guests of her mother Mrs William Harris and Wayne Harris family. Cletus Chapple Akron and Pauline Chapple Columbus guests of Mrs J M Chapple. Frank Jeffers hosts Sunday dinner for the birthday of Mrs Jeffers' father Clifford Ruth.
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Harris
William Harris
Wayne Harris
Cletus Chapple
Akron
Pauline Chapple
Columbus
J. M. Chapple
Frank Jeffers
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Athens Messenger
By Gayle Talbot
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Colossus
Baseball
Red Grange
Peden
Bobcats
Wally Butts
Georgia
Frank Murray
Virginia
Bob Zuppke
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Missouri
Miami
Severn Academy
By Mitch
Don Peden
Messenger
Youngstown
Capt
Jack Stephenson
Brietz
Earl Ruby
Louisville Courier-Journal
Ring Lardner
Grand Army of Dem Bums
Darkhorse Pomeroy
Fritz Howell
M’bee Duckpin Bowling League
Williams O
B. Chandler
H. Martin
Hunsicker
L. Cox
Nevin Rene
Antle
H. Begg
Rutkoskie
McCune
Omne
Mills
LaHugh
Christy
Chesser
Ay -Oune Wwck Lee
Elder
Beveridge
Cornell
Chase Ween
Verity --E
Oo Young
van Meter
Chandler
Porter
Smith
McWilliam
Sullivan
Slaughter
H Kimes
McGraner
T. Hamilton
W. Pierce
L. Erwin
Shade
Colonial
Athens City
Knights of Rn
Eoecece
Kopenech
J. Wisenbauch
Wisenbauch
Kircher
Chesser Conecn
Brooks Sa
Friedberg
Nas
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Finsterwald
Beckley
Romine
van Horn
Ween Ene
Ervin
Davis Oo
Betts
Thomas Ee
Harmon
Buickleeee
Pfleger
Wilson
D. Tucker
Watkins Perkins
Hilltop Texaco
Russell Waren
Tucker
Parker One
Egaen
Dean Oon
Corwin
Deem Earns Ee Aren
Hickman
Blaker Wonnee
Ene
Bank'c
Anderson A
Milburn Ween
Risley
Siemer
Leeanceese
Detire
F. R. Beasley
Donaldson Murphy Albany Glouster
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