St Josephs Faces Drary in Booster Clash at Wahconah Park
St Josephs High aims to rebound from a 39 6 loss as it hosts Drary in a booster game at Wahconah Park tonight at 730. PHS seeks a big test tomorrow against Northampton while Adams High and others across Berkshire County prepare for a busy football weekend.
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White Sox Return To White Socks In World Series
Chicago readers note the White Sox fielded white pants and socks with a thin black strip in the World Series opener marking a return to traditional white hosiery after years of black hose with a light stripe. President Bill Veeck says fan letters pushed for a more complete club reform.
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Local Standings and Predictions Spark Unclear Play
Fragmented notes predict Drury over St Josepha and Northampton over Pittsfield. Adams favored over Holyoke Catholic, Williamstown to beat Arms Academy. Mentions Zappula Marsh Chenail Caprar and several players with unclear roles.
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White Sox Lost 42 40 Years Ago Today
CHICAGO AP note for history recalls a World Series game from 42 or 40 years ago. Cincinnati defeated the White Sox in the 2nd game, a pivotal moment remembered in sports history.
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Kluszewski Surprised by Trade and Snider Leads Sox
At Comiskey Park Ted Kluszewski said he was surprised by his trade from Pittsburgh to Chicago. Wil Snider, new hero for the Dodgers, started strong for the White Sox, matching a Series record with two errors in one inning as Chicago routed Los Angeles.
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Faber Schalk Form Honorary 1st Day Battery
In Chicago, Urban Hen Faber and Pav Schalk, famed heroes of the 1917 World Series, became the first pitch battery for the opening World Series game. Faber threw a strike to start, while Lopez quipped about keeping them in top shape as the White Sox faced the Los Angeles Dodgers in a 1-0 lead‑in start before the comeback potential of the Dodgers.
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Podres Confident Dodgers Can Win World Series
Chicago reports Johnny Podres, facing pressure, says the Dodgers are relaxed and will win the World Series. He notes the club has persistently overcome tough games, with runs from behind and strong pitching. He believes the series depth will determine outcomes and expects continued success.
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World Series rumors spark Nocrats for Jackson trade chatter
In Chicago swirling whispers connect Ron Jackson, 44 tall veteran hitter, to teams seeking punch at the plate. The sidelined player from last season due to injuries may join the Ped Sow Werte side, with Detroit and Cleveland showing interest in Werthe disc.
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Hardest Hitters Echoed by Washington Player List
Washington veteran Chuck Diavenovich leads a list of hard hitting linemen and backs noted by reporters as the toughest blockers and collision players faced in pro football. The roster includes Minter Motley Van Buren Bown Tarn Younger and Ameche among the standout hitters in the league.
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Agua Caliente Derry Tale From 1930s Mexico
A garbled historical note recalls Agua Caliente in Mexico once known as Tiguana Der bs and references a 1949 Settes Peres facing a defensive challenge. The passage mentions the Winte Sox planning a quieter form of action, implying a dramatic yet unclear event in sports or local intrigue.
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Indians Extend Winning Streak in Columbia County League
The Central School squad defended Ky Tut by sweeping two Columbia County Interscholastic League games this week. They beat Germantown 3-0 on Tuesday and Ichabod Crane 42- yesterday, as Searles High of Great Barrington, Mass., plays an exhibition here this afternoon with coach Russ Harmong’s team to face Averill Park in a league contest Monday.
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Billy Herman to Coach Sox At 3rd Base
Chicago report says Billy Herman, former Cubs keystone partner with Billy Jurges, will coach third base for the Boston Red Sox next season. Jurges managed from third base after midseason and is expected to move to the dugout. Herman and Jurges were Cubs teammates in the 1920s.
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School Star Dunlap Sets Scoring Pace at Montpelier Tests
202 pound senior halfback Dunlap, a first time football player, has piled up 62 points in two games for Montpelier High School, including 46 in a 49 0 win over Pittsburgh NY and 26 versus Lyon Don Inst. Syracuse offered a scholarship last year but Vermont U is pursuing him to stay in state as he eyes a possible state boys record.
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Rams Receiver Shofner Catches Two TDs in 168-yd Victory
Mel Shofner of the Los Angeles Rams caught only two passes in the 168 game against the San Francisco Forty-Niners, but they went for 6 and 72 yard touchdowns, delivering the scoring in a tight clash.
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