Up-to-date Southeastern Ohio grid schedules and boxing notes
Timely roundup covers corrected football schedules for eight Southeastern Ohio Conference teams with two open dates, plus boxing notes from Ohio and nearby markets. Highlights include Hocking Smoke’s Circleville field trials win, Mike Jacobs’ elimination tournament plan for the welterweight title, and rosters from Ohio universities showing large squads ahead of the new season.
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Southeastern Ohio
McArthur
Chauncey
Glouster
C. S. Gibbs
Pomeroy High
Panthers
Hocking Smoke
Williams Brothers
Dean and
Charles
Athens
Circleville
Canal Winchester
Mike Jacobs
Marty Servo
New York State Athletic Commission
Sugar Ray Robinson
Tony Jankro
Youngstown
Janico
Madson Square Garden
Johnny Greco
Ohio
Georgie Kochan
Croat
Akron
Jake la Motta
Billy Fox
Ezzard Charles
Cincinnati
Archie Moore
Guy Lesnevich
Tommy Bell
Buddy Walker
Columbus
Kuhn Leads in National Smallbore Rifle Championship
Camp Perry scene as 1946 title chase narrows after three matches. Fred Kuhn 400s and 397 push him ahead, Kyle Snowhill trails, defending champ Ransford Triggs and Bill Schweitzer near 1194 totals, while Charles Hamby falters after a strong start.
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Fred Kuhn
Bridgeport
Conn
Kyle Snowhill
Quincey
Kuhn
Ransford Triggs
Madison
N. J
Bill Schweitzer
Hillsside
Cards Edge Cubs as Munger Shines for St Louis
Redbirds push two game NL lead after George Munger, back from Army discharge, wins 1st of year in 1 1 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Dodgers beat the Braves to keep pace. Red Sox narrow AL pennant race with 4 0 win over Senators. Laabs homers twice for St Louis. Reds blank Pirates 6 0. Phils rally past Giants 6 5. Newhouser earns 24th win as Tigers top Indians.
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Associated Press
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Red) Munger
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Washington Senators
Capitol City
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Phil Marchaldon
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Chet Laabs
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Bucky Walters
Joe Beggs
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Cincinnati
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Hal Newhouser
Detroit
Cleveland Indians
DeWitt Sets Stolen Base Record In Minor League Play
Brooklyn Dodgers prospect Maynard DeWitt of Zanesville Muskingum County set a minor league record by reaching 108 stolen bases after two steals in Marion. The Ambia Indiana native leads the Class 1A league in runs with 148 and batting at .331. Zanesville plans a five game post season series with Olean to benefit players.
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Ralph Peters
Eli
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
National League scores include Brooklyn 3 against Boston 1 and St. Louis 8 over Chicago 1. Cincinnati 6 beat Pittsburgh 0. Philadelphia 6 defeated New York 5. American League games show Detroit 4 over Cleveland 1 and Boston 4 over Washington 2. Philadelphia 4 beat New York, St. Louis 5 defeated Chicago 1. American Association results: Louisville 2 over Toledo, Columbus 6 over Indianapolis 5, St. Paul 4 defeated Kansas City 2, Minneapolis 12 over Milwaukee 9.
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York
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Washington
Cleveland
Chicago St. Louis
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Chicago
Louisville
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Night Games In Three City Showdown Schedule
The lineup lists Chicago at St. Louis and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati under tonight’s schedule with Philadelphia at New York and Boston at Washington also on the slate. A second set includes New York at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Chicago and Cleveland at Detroit as the remaining games.
Louis Opens Restaurant in New York
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis opened a new Manhattan restaurant with a press party but did not invite challenger Tami Mauriello. Mauriello, known as Bronx belter, runs a Bronx tavern and looms as Louis's foe in Yankee Stadium on September 18.
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Joe Louis
Press
Sporting World
Tami Mauriello
Bronx
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Fair to Hold Horse Show at Morgan County Fair
McCONNELLVILLE The Morgan County Fair opens with a three day run and tomorrow night features the first horse show staged by the Fair Association. Judge L P McCann of Columbus will preside as entries are accepted until 7 p m tomorrow. Ribbons and cash prizes will be awarded across 14 classes with rosettes and premiums offered.
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Columbus
Flying Z origins seed Spartans new offense
During a 1940s practice scrimmage Edo Meneotti misdirected a spinner play, prompting Coach Clarence Bachman to refine the sequence. Bachman later abandoned Notre Dame tactics and created the Flying Z system at Camp Grant, building an offense centered on a feint by the fullback. In two seasons Michigan State posted 11 victories, four losses and one tie.
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Few AA Stars Headed for Majors
The American Association, a training ground for future major leaguers, will send only a small group to the Majors as the season ends. Observers name three capable players Jerome Witte Eddie Beckman and Libby Sisti who spent at least three years in service and may reach the big leagues next season.
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Jerry) Witte
Toledo
Joseph
Eddie) Beckman
Kansas City
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Libby) Sisti
Indianapolis
Witte
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Delbert Wilber
Mike Natisin
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St. Louis Cardinals
Carl Derose
Charles Silvera
New York Yankees
Emery Rudd
Louisville
Boston Red Sox
David Philley
Russell Leach
Milwaukee
Chicago White Sox
Harry Taylor
Shortsop
Gene Mauch
St. Paul
Brooklyn Dodgers
Fred Sanford
St. Louis Browns
Tennis Play Continues in National Championships
Forest Hills notes quarter finals as Billy Tathert faces Bob Falkenburg while Jack Kramer meets Don McNeill. The other two men’s quarter finals are set for tomorrow and two women’s matches also proceed with Pauline Betz and Gertrude Moran and Louise Brough versus Patricia Canning Todd.
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Billy Tathert
Bob Falkenburg
California
Jack Kramer
Don McNeill
Pauline
Betz
Gertrude Moran
Santa Monica
Calif
Louise Brough
Patricia Canning Todd
Bozo Wins Big at Coondog Trials in Larue
Bozo the black and white coonhound owned by Clarence Noland of Leland Michigan dominated the Linfront ion dog field trials at Larue over Labor Day weekend. He survived 30 heats and three semifinals to win the free division and place second in the line contest earning 670 dollars. Creeping Dela Pella owned by Mr and Mrs C R Lewis of Hazel Kentucky won the line trial good for 369 dollars. About 300 dogs entered the trials.
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Bozo
Clarence Noland
Leland
Larue
Bodo
Creeping Dela Pella
C. R. Lewis
Hazel, Ky
Bobcat Squad Shows Weakness in Two Areas
Ohio University coach Don Peden led a three hour practice under a hot sun focusing on dummy plays from a single wing with emphasis on blocking. He cited backfield speed and center quality as major weaknesses while noting eight practice squads possible. Five former Athens High players joined about 180 candidates in drills as minor bumps occurred. Max Schmeling is released from jail after three months and a 10 000 mark fine. Ashland College fielded 73 candidates for football in initial drills under Coach George Donges.
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West Virginia
Little Rio Grande
Ohio University
Bobcats
Murray State
Don Peden
Peden
Ralph Sayre
Bill Hartman
Athens High
Bill Trautwein
Jim Farley
Ia Mills
Joe Eon
Fullpack
Joe Kennedy
Hamburg
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
United States
Denazification Board
Reds Blank Pirates 6-0 in Cincinnati Shootout
The Cincinnati Reds halted a four game skid by routing the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-0. Bucky Walters and Joe Beggs paired for a five hit effort while Cincinnati collected 13 hits, including four triples, against Nick Strincevich and Al Gerheauser. Four double plays by the Reds infield aided the shutout.
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Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucky Walters
Joe Beggs
Pirates
Reds
Nick Strincevich
al Gerhauser
Indians Face Tigers in Detroit Second Game
Fireballer Bob Feller aims for win number 23 as the Cleveland Indians meet the Detroit Tigers in the second game of their three game series. Fred Hutchinson starts for Detroit after Hal Newhouser earned his 24th victory in yesterday's 4 to 1 win.
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Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Fred Hutchinson
Tigers
Tribe
Hal Newhouser
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